Continuity: When Vince Vaughn's character gets busted for talking on the "job phone" (in the beginning), he hangs the cordless onto the receiver (wall-mounted). The next cut back to him shows no handset, only the receiver.

Other: Towards the end of the scene in which Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau are arguing in front of the penguin exhibit, as Vince Vaughn gets rolling with his speech the movement of his lips fails to jibe with the soundtrack.

Continuity: In the scene where they are painting, in one frame, Ricky has his hands closed together, and in the next shot, he is holding a paintbrush.

Revealing: When Ricky and Bobby knock the fishbowl over while fighting, you can see it separate into two clean halves before it even falls.

Continuity: Near the end of the movie when the "boys" are back in Max's office, Max lays out one stack of money on Bobby's side. When the camera angle changes, it's on Ricky's side.

Other: The movie is called "Made," yet the boys *weren't* "made," nor was there any mention of that concept throughout the whole movie. In fact, the movie didn't even seem to be about that kind of "organized crime."

Continuity: In the ceramic painting store Vince Vaughn exhales a giant puff of cigarette smoke into the air in response to a woman worker who asked him to butt out. The strange thing is that he didn't inhale in the previous shot.