A Lot Like Love Trivias

In the restaurant, when the waitress is putting the food onto the table, there is much greenery on Oliver's dish. But in the shot from behind Oliver's shoulder there is almost no green.In the beginning of the movie, when Emily visits the churchyard, the trees indicate that it is summer. In the next scene, when she and Oliver walk in New York, it is autumn/winter.

When the two main characters head to Oliver's home after New Year's, and finds her in the bathroom, he picks her up and puts her on his bed. The morning after, she wakes up to find his camera on a dresser that wasn't there the night before.During the New Year's Eve party, the location of the large tattoo on the back of Emily's left shoulder changes position by at least a few inches from shot to shot while she's sitting facing the bar and later when she's dancing with Oliver.

At the airport, an SLR camera appears around Oliver's neck between shots.In the Chinese restaurant scene, the girl gets her food and it appears to be a full plate. The camera cuts away and then back to her and seconds later the food is nearly gone.

When Emily takes Oliver's camera in New York, the camera strap is around Oliver's neck and in the next shot it is off.When Oliver has just lost his job and is seen leaving a store with a gray sweater on, a black female extra talking on a cell phone walks past him. Five seconds later the same extra still talking on the phone walks past him again in the same direction.

When Kutcher and Peet's character were spitting water on each other at dinner, the wet spots suddenly vanish as the cameras pan off and back onto them.At the Japanese restaurant, the amount of water in their glasses changes very drastically several times between shots.

The scene where Emily and Oliver are standing naked behind the car and Oliver says to her that she just "looked" (at his genital area) hadn't primarily been shot for the movie. It was actually a real moment between Amanda Peet and Ashton Kutcher, which the director decided to use for the film afterwards.