In the chase scene, when Charlie and Louis go through the termite mounds, you can see that they are fake. Watch really closely and you'll see them hit one that doesn't break it just bobs back and forth. See more...
Originally, the story was very different. The kangaroo appeared only in one scene, but the crew liked it so much, they changed the whole movie. See more...
Genres: Adventure, Comedy, Crime
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When Louis is calling the man with the plane, he only dials 2 numbers and the phone in the man's pocket starts ringing. [Louis could have had the number on speed dial in case he lost the number, therefore only pressing two buttons would still have called the guy.]
In the scene where Sal is sending Charlie and Louis to Australia, Frankie tells them to take the Old South Road due north from Sydney to Coober Pedy. When they are driving through the outback, they pass a sign which says "Alice Springs 15" and "Coober Pedy 550". This is can only be possible if they are driving south towards Coober Pedy from the northern part of Australia, not from Sydney. [Actually you'll find this sign about 70kms outside Ross River on the road to Coober, and if you look at a map you'll see that Sydney is north of Coober Pedy.]
When they are on the plane to Australia, Louis opens the package and finds the 50 grand. Yet it is American money. Sal was paying Mr. Smith to kill the guys, yet Mr. Smith is Australian. American money would be pointless in Australia if Mr. Smith got paid. [Converting the US dollar to the Australian Dollar is 1 US to 1.42 Australian. and he could go to ANY bank and exchange it. Banks all over the world exchange US money for their native money every day].
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