The Angels' game is played in Dodger Stadium, which is not where the Angels play their home games.
When the Queen throws the first ball at the baseball game, if you look closely you can see the string which made the ball do its loops.
The red Ford van the bomber drives (I think Econoline) changes to the different year's model in the middle. You can see this difference by watching the seal 'FORD' in front of the van.
In one scene a truck can be seen driving through the background trees.
In the scene where they're at the gas station after their car gets smashed up, the mother gets in to drive, but in the next scene a man's driving and there's no one else in the car.
In the scene where he hits the ball off the clock, everyone leaves the park after his home run. Why should they? Roy Hobbs' team is the visiting team, so the Chicago Cubs still have their turn at bat in the bottom of the ninth.
Same game....they show John Olson, the catcher, batting left-handed when he bats right-handed the rest of the movie - and he isn't a switch-hitter.
They tried to suggest the "Whammer" was Babe Ruth, but Ruth batted left-handed.
In the newspaper clippings of Hobbs' feats, the words under the headlines talk about government proceedings - not baseball.
In the scene where Roy Hobbs breaks his bat ("Wonder Boy") upon hitting a foul ball, the bat is obviously intact as he completes his swing. Only when they cut back after the ball has gone foul is the bat splintered in two.
In the scene where Jack Scagnetti, the cop guy, has the prostitute in his hotel room and is about to choke her, at one point she is on top of him on the bed. When they shoot from over her shoulders she is not wearing a bra, but when the angle changes to in front of her, from Jack's view she is wearing a bra. it does this several times.
At the end, the paramedics are taking Samuel L. Jackson into an ambulance. His head is toward the front of the ambulance but in the next shot, Jackson's head is at the back of the ambulance.
In the scene where Harpo is climbing out of the brig and goes to the open window of the famous aviators, he is shown climbing in the room from the outside with the rope he's climbing on draped across his chest. When he gets into the room the rope has disappeared!
The cop shoots his six shooters nine times when he's in the attic.
In the very first scene a crow lands on the scarecrow, then falls over dead for no reason - the scarecrow hasn't been possessed yet.
When Jack is having his Santa joyride, the army is called in to shoot him down. There is one sweeping shot of the giant cannons rising and firing at him. If you look at the bottom of the screen, you can see two small soldiers as the guns are rising, but as they fire, the soldiers blink out of existence.
In Lilly Tomlin's fantasy scene, she sticks the spoon (all the way up to its handle) into the poisoned coffee mug. When she takes out the spoon, only half of the bowl part of the spoon is eaten away.
In one of the switches from black and white to colour, you can see the boom mike.
Mrs. Nixon acted nothing like that in real life.
In the shooting scene in the Mount Rushmore cafe, a boy in the background puts his fingers in his ears, because he knows the gun in about to be shot.
When the plane crashes into the truck, the bystanders walking towards the scene have shadows, which change angles as you see the next shot. They took them both in the morning and the afternoon.
At one point the mother is seen walking with short hair. Then not much later in the movie, her hair is long again.
At the time they were all little kids. The Veteran from the war (Brendan Fraser) gave them a cigarettes. When the girls were leaving, Teeny took one last puff and stopped it out, in the next scene she throws down the cigarette again and steps on it.
Near the beginning, when Demi Moore and Melanie Griffith are coming into the house of Rita Wilson, Demi Moore and Melanie Griffith are standing on one side of the room and Rita Wilson is standing with Rosie O'Donnell on the other side of the room. If the camera shows Rita Wilson and Rosie O'Donnell from behind, Rosie O'Donnell is standing a little bit behind Rita Wilson, but if the camera shows Rosie O'Donnell and Rita Wilson from the side they are standing in a line.
Who really did Jada Pinkett's hair for this movie? You could see her blonde hair all around the edges in numerous scenes.