Goofs

When Gus and Shirley leave the bar, they pass Tony's Porsche. Marv "Leatherman" Gomez's truck is parked next to it. But The Leatherman doesn't arrive till the next scene.

During the dance contest, Frannie is dancing with Marv in blue platform-soled shoes. But after they win the contest and go to the stage to collect their prize, a wide shot reveals that she is barefoot. Probably most of the actual dancing was done this way, rather than in those dangerous platform soles.

When Tony and Sue enter Bobby's booth, the money he taped to the glass earlier is missing. In the next shot it reappears in a different position.

When Marv is dancing on top of the cars in the parking lot, the trunk of one of the cars pops open. In the next shot, the trunk is again closed.

Near the end of the film, Bobby Speed is shown putting a record from Motown Records inside the sleeve for MECO's Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk. The album was put out by Millenium Records, which was at the time a subsidiary of Casablanca Records (co-producer of the film with Motown Records). In Meco's long career, he has also been associated with, in chronological order, Casablanca Records and RCA, but never with Motown Records.

A vocalist would have not given a DJ all instrumental vinyl to play live on the air unless they were planning on singing along to it by way of "lip-syncing", which is exactly what's done in this scene (and all performances in this movie) however at 1:10:42 as soon Donna Summer begins to sing on what is apparently a "live mic" there is only one main voice track heard.

From a technical standpoint there should be 2. Her recorded vocals from the record and her "live" singing voice over it.

When Frannie and Maddy first step off the bus, the bus destination shows "65 Ashby Ave" which is a bus line in Berkeley, California, not Los Angeles where the movie is based.

When Floyd gets pulled over a second time by the police at 1:01:23 he's no longer on any freeway he's actually on Barham Ave right next to Warner Bros Studios in Burbank located in the San Fernando Valley which is still miles from the Discotech in West Hollywood.

Halfway through the movie, Frannie and Jeannie are sitting on a car. Just as they start walking away, the car starts to drive off with Jeannie's purse on it (with all their money). As Jeannie and Frannie start chasing after it you can see Jeannie look down to find her mark to stop in the right spot for the camera shot.

When the Commodores take the stage toward the end of the film there are no mic cords connected to their microphones.

Shortly after the start of the film, Alec R Costandinos' "Romeo and Juliet", which is released by Casablanca, is heard on the soundtrack, but a different record (on the maroon-and-yellow Gordy label) is shown playing in the DJ booth.

When Bobby Speed spells Floyd's name on the phone, he spells it: F-O-L-I-D.