Continuity: In the scene where Dewey and Ms. Mullins are in the bar, the shots from behind Ms. Mullins sitting down show that her left hand is on the table. However, the shots showing the front of Ms. Mullins show her arms folded.
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Dewey: Billy what makes you angrier than anything in the world?
Billy: You.
Dewey: Billy, we've already told me off, now let's move on.
Billy: You're tacky and I hate you.
Dewey: Ok, you see me after class!
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Gibson, one of the most expensive guitar brands in the world, donated ten standard SGs (the red guitars that are seen throughout the film, and the one Dewey is playing on the poster) to the film. Jack Black (Dewey) now owns six of them, because he "got there first." See more...
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Continuity: As Zach is 'raising his goblet of rock', his hand gets a lot lower in a shot change.
Other: After the concert, when Dewey is telling Gordon how awesome the lights were, one of the girls behind him calls him Jack. The actor that plays Dewey is Jack Black. (This mistake is mentioned in the Kids Kommentary. [sic])
Continuity: During the scene where the kids are saying their version of the Pledge of Allegiance, the camera zooms in on a blonde girl. From shot to shot, which hand she has over her heart changes.
Continuity: After the kid's music class and Jack Black yells "You." to Zack, you see the kids around him sit down twice between shots.
Revealing: In the middle of the scene where it shows what the class does throughout the week, Dewey is shown playing a bass guitar with no strings.
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