Stories from the set

When Norah Jones plays the guitar on stage, a capo is visible on the second fret, but when the song ends, it is gone.

When we first see Laurie's apartment at the beginning of the film, the reflection of the film crew from across the street is visible in the ground-floor window.

After the Jetta crashes into the Volvo, its hood is dented. But when the Jetta stops in front of the kidnappers' house, the hood is fine, only the license plate is hanging loose, and there is a bit of dirt on the radiator grille.

When Laurie and John are lying in bed (before the thunder), John's right hand is first behind his head, and in the next shot it is already on his chest.

The film begins with events from 1985. It shows a boy opening a Nintendo console set that he received for Christmas. Such a set was only released in 1988.

When John is riding in the car with Lori and answers Ted's call, he holds the iPhone upside down (as evidenced by the lock button and headphone jack) for almost the entire conversation.

When John is sitting on the couch and Lori hugs him from behind, he ties his tie twice in consecutive shots.

When Ted runs away from Donny's house, Donny is dancing in front of the TV, sipping a soda. The camera then shows Ted running out the doors, then Donny again, and he is dancing again, but the glass of soda is no longer visible.

During dinner at the restaurant for John and Lori's anniversary, the champagne level in his glass goes up and down, but no one is seen pouring into it or taking a sip from it.

When John is sitting in his hotel room, Ted approaches the sliding doors while it is pouring rain outside. Shortly after, they go to a Norah Jones concert at the Hatch Shell, and it is clearly visible that it is not raining and has not been.