In the train station, Lt. Gerke (Chris Cooper) shoots Charlie/Hank in the shoulder. When Charlie/Hank get away in the car, you can see that the wound is gone when Hank tries to throw Charlie out of the car.
Nah... wrong. Read your comment before watching and paid close attention (you should've too). The tear in the jacket and the blood stain is always there all the way to the end.
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mike writes:
I'm the one who wrote the slip-up. Yeah you are right. I noticed it when
I rented the DVD.
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Capman writes:
It's kind of funny how he is just walking around at the end with a bullet in his shoulder and has no medical help for it. Well at least the medics bandaged his hand up.
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Homer writes:
That's because he's NOT walking around with a bullet in his shoulder. It just grazes it (pay attention next time).
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Steve Austin writes:
Well, it's easy to mistake a graze from an actual wound! So don't be so picky! But the tear in the jacket was actually smaller than it probably would have been if a bullet had actually been imbedded into his body.
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