Goofs

• Continuity: Jack's Porsche has 15 spoke rims when it leaves the underground parking garage at his office. When he arrives at the university his car has 5 spoke rims.
• Errors in geography: Although the film is set in Seattle, a Shoppers Drug Mart store can be seen early in the movie. Shoppers Drug Mart is a Canadian chain of drugstores, the movie was shot in Vancouver, BC.
• Errors in geography: Although the film is set in Seattle, an orange "24 Hours" newsstand can be clearly seen when Jack Gramm is getting into the taxi at the beginning of the movie. 24 Hours is a newspaper published only in Vancouver, and Toronto.
• Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): The name Jon Forrester is spelled Jon at the beginning but in another scene it is spelled John on the name MSNBC interview.
• Crew or equipment visible: At 36'37" into the film, as Jack Gramm stops the motorbike at the car park barrier, a crew member can be seen in the background wearing combat patterned trousers and a black T shirt.
• Continuity: After Jack receives his first phone call whilst giving his lecture, he places his mobile phone screen down, then when it rings again it is facing up with the screen visible.
• Continuity: When Dr Gramm is driving his Porsche out of the parking lot it's on different rims than when the car is parked a bit later.
• Revealing mistakes: When Dr. Gramm's Porsche explodes, it is clearly a mock-up. This is especially visible when the bottom of the car is shown, revealing an obviously fake exhaust system.

Taglines

• He has 88 minutes to solve a murder. His own.
• Time is running out.

Trivias

• At the moment Jack Gramm is first told he has only 88 minutes to live, the remaining running time of the motion picture, including final credits, is 88 minutes.
• Jon Avnet replaced James Foley as director.
• The first Al Pacino movie to be released straight to video with no theatrical showing.