It struck some viewers as anachronistic that in this movie, very soon after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, some characters were already referring to them as "9/11". However, the term "9/11" was used almost immediately after the attacks. For example, on September 13, 2001, the New York Times announced The New York Times 9/11 Neediest Fund, a special campaign to raise money for the victims of the attack on the World Trade Center.
Young Cop:
How's that going?
Court Clerk Mark:
Mother's bawlin' and the uncle is pissed off.
Young Cop:
She's not married?
Court Clerk Mark:
Divorced, with 4 kids. I guess the Father was helping out.
Young Cop:
Helping out?
Court Clerk Mark:
...Hey, Mr. Burke, they're in the back talking to the Bishop.
Paul Burke:
And Father?
Court Clerk Mark:
We put him in the break ...
Paul Burke:
...
When Rezendes is riding a cab while talking on a phone, his cab passes the same red Subaru Forester multiple times parked at different locations.
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