Best movie trivia of 2000

Trivia: Robert Patrick plays Matt Damon's father in the movie, even though in real life he's only 12 years older than Damon.

Trivia: The day John F. Kennedy was assassinated (11/22/63), school was let out early. When Maurey and Sam got to her house, it was 12:05 on the wall clock. When Sam went home, it was 12:25 PM. This makes it appear as though they knew about the assassination before it happened (around 12:30 PM), but Dallas falls under Central Standard Time (CST) and the movie is set in Wyoming, which is Mountain Standard Time (MST) or one hour behind CST. That is, 12 PM in Wyoming would be 1 PM in Dallas, Texas.

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Trivia: When Octavio is leaving the city by bus, the bus driver is Gael Garcia's real-life father.

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Trivia: When Ridley is fighting Profion, Profion knocks Ridley down and then says, "Not so talented, eh Mr. Ridley?" likely referencing "The Talented Mr. Ripley" which came out one year prior to this.

Trivia: Throughout the film, D is referred to as a "dunpeal" - a half-vampire, half-human. This is actually a mis-translation of the real word "dhampir," which refers to a creature that is half-human, half-vampire. The term originated from Balkan folklore.

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Trivia: Daniel von Bargen plays Bruce Willis' father in the movie, even though in real life he's only five years older than Willis.

Trivia: Ironically, much like the first film was shot in an unseasonably warm winter with little snow, this film was shot during an unseasonably rainy summer at a tropical island, resulting in little actual sunshine.

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Trivia: At one point, this was going to be Rob Zombie's feature directorial debut, but he dropped out. His storyline was far different than the final film - it was titled "The Crow: 2037" and would take place in a dystopian future.