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At the start of the film, when Miguel wins the map, he rolls it up vertically. Later in the film, when they first arrive at the El Dorado island, he takes it out of his shirt and unfolds it horizontally. See more...

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Just after the two main characters stow away on the ship, the movie cuts to a nighttime shot that firstly shows the moon, then pans down to the barrels. The moon shown is the same moon that Dreamworks (the company backing the movie) uses for their logo. See more...

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The Road to El Dorado (2000) - 7 corrections

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Genres: Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Family

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When Tulio puts the dice into his vest, he puts them into the right side. When he's scooping up the gold and the dice fall out, they fall out of the left side. [The dice did not switch sides. When Miguel and Tulio are dancing around Tulio puts the dice into his vest on his right side (our left). After they have won the map and Tulio leans forward the dice fall out of his vest from his right side (our left again).]

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When the armadillo is used as a ball, it frequently defies gravity. [This is a cartoon, and as such, they don't follow the normal rules of gravity and physics.]

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The main background villain in the story is Hernando Cortez, but he didn't come to South America to seek El Dorado. He subdued the Aztec empire in today's Mexico between 1519 and 1521. The only Spanish expedition to seek out El Dorado at that time was under the command of Gonzalo Pizarro. [It is never stated that Cortez is searching for El Dorado. As he says, he is searching for "Gold, glory, and Spain". It is Miguel and Tulio who search for, and find El Dorado. Since Cortez never actually "finds" El Dorado (because the entrance is destroyed), there's no historical mistake here.]