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** One of John's friends bemoans that he had the chance to get into Website/{{Yahoo}} on the ground floor and didn't take it, so John is sure to tell him as a kid to remember "Yahoo". A BrickJoke at the end of the film implies he's now extremely wealthy. The choice to use Yahoo for this plot point plants the film as firmly in the last 90s-early 2000s, when Yahoo was still huge.
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** One of John's friends bemoans that he had the chance to get into Website/{{Yahoo}} Platform/{{Yahoo}} on the ground floor and didn't take it, so John is sure to tell him as a kid to remember "Yahoo". A BrickJoke at the end of the film implies he's now extremely wealthy. The choice to use Yahoo for this plot point plants the film as firmly in the last 90s-early 2000s, when Yahoo was still huge.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The villain's name is [[Series/{{Lost}} Jack Shepard]]. The actor who plays him would have a brief appearance on the show ("Eggtown"); Elizabeth Mitchell, who plays John's mother, played Juliet.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The villain's name is [[Series/{{LOST}} Jack Shepard]]. The actor who plays him would have a brief appearance on the show ("Eggtown"); Elizabeth Mitchell, who plays John's mother, played Juliet.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The villain's name is [[Series/{{LOST}} [[Series/{{Lost}} Jack Shepard]]. The actor who plays him would have a brief appearance on the show ("Eggtown"); Elizabeth Mitchell, who plays John's mother, played Juliet.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: The rookie firefighter who Frank saves in the opening scene feels like he could be a good ally but has no real role in the subsequent events of the film.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: The rookie firefighter who whom Frank saves in the opening scene feels like he could be a good ally but has no real role in the subsequent events of the film.
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** One of John's friends bemoans that he had the chance to get into Website/{{Yahoo}} on the ground floor and didn't take it, so John is sure to tell him as a kid to remember "yahoo". A BrickJoke at the end of the film implies he's now extremely wealthy. The choice to use Yahoo for this plot point plants the film as firmly in the last 90s-early 2000s, when Yahoo was still huge.
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** One of John's friends bemoans that he had the chance to get into Website/{{Yahoo}} on the ground floor and didn't take it, so John is sure to tell him as a kid to remember "yahoo"."Yahoo". A BrickJoke at the end of the film implies he's now extremely wealthy. The choice to use Yahoo for this plot point plants the film as firmly in the last 90s-early 2000s, when Yahoo was still huge.
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Fingerprinting was used in 1969; Frank can't use the prints because they're only from some guy in a bar, with nothing connecting Jack to the Nightingale killer. If there were prints on the Nightingale victims, Jack would have been caught without John's interference.
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** A critical plot point is Frank getting the Nightingale's fingerprints, which he can't make much use of but John can, by matching the prints in his time; that means Frank lived in a time when fingerprint analysis wasn't as widespread as it is now. That the Nightingale wasn't worried about leaving his fingerprints on a piece of evidence also shows that forensic science was much less advanced.
