When Larry is stopped by the cat (dressed as a hippie) and asked to sign the petition he displays no allergic reactions to the cat. Earlier in the film, and again further on, Larry shows signs of being allergic and even comments on it. [Previously submitted and corrected.] Corrected by Brad
The Cat in the Hat (2003) - 10 corrections
Directed by Bo Welch, starring Alec Baldwin, Dakota Fanning, Kelly Preston, Mike Myers, Spencer Breslin
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When Larry is stopped by the cat (dressed as a hippie) and asked to sign the petition he displays no allergic reactions to the cat. Earlier in the film, and again further on, Larry shows signs of being allergic and even comments on it. [Previously submitted and corrected.] Corrected by Brad When the fish is protesting the cat's presence, he says, "He is in violation of 17 of your mother's rules." The cat then answers the phone "City Morgue." and the fish yells "8." He should have yelled 18. [The fish did yell "18.".] When The Cat said "give me five" he holds up his hand, realizes he has four fingers, and said "give me four". If you look at his fingers you can see where they taped his third and fourth fingers together to make his five fingers four fingers. It is very obvious to see that his third finger is bigger then the rest of the fingers. [Look at the original "Cat in the Hat" illustrations in the Dr. Suess book. He has one thick middle finger, two normal sized fingers on each side, and a thumb. It might look fake in the movie, but that's how it looks in the book as well.] In the end of the Pinata scene, one of the children looks up at the cat. No one else was supposed to see him. [Nobody looks at the cat,one of them looks at the kid who broke open the pinata] In the scene where S.L.O.W. crashes, it doesn't crash into anything, we just see it drive off screen and hear a crash. There is never anything for it to crash into. [If you look closely to the right on the screen, you see a giant anvil in the road that the S.L.O.W. crashed into.] In the scene where Cat reveals the S.L.O.W. to Sally and Conrad, he takes off the "dust cover." When the S.L.O.W. underneath is revealed, Cat is moved over to the left. [It is known that the cat can appear anywhere he likes, so it would not be beyond him to of moved to the left between shots.] When Larry takes the dog back to the mom, they leave town in her car only, meaning Larry would have left his car somewhere in town, and there was no reason for him to do that. [Thing 1 and Thing 2 steal Larry's car so that the Cat and the kids can drive it back, therefore, Larry had to ride with the mom to get back home.] When The Cat, Conrad and Sally are running from Alec Baldwin they go in a door that has a squirrel on it and it goes to some sort of a rave party with a bunch of Cat In The Hat hats, when they leave the squirrel is on the left side of the thing they went in and not on the door. [They didn't come out the same door they went into. They walked through the rave, which would mean they would come out a different door on the other side.] Near the beginning, the Phunometer has four sections. They are the first one Sally gets (I forgot what it is), Control Freak, Rule Breaker and Bed Wetter. But at the end a fifth one appears, Just Right. ["Just right" is always there. When the cat has it on Sally the four sections are Just right, Rule breaker, control freak, and serial arsonist. When he has it on Conrad, the serial arsonist changes to bed wetter, as it is magical, and also a joke.] When the mom's boyfriend comes to the house, he starts sneezing from the cat, but when he sees the cat in town, he doesn't sneeze at all. [This mistake is wrong in that when you're in a house with a cat in it, the allergens are in an enclosed space thus triggering the allergies much easier. But in an environment like town, the cats allergens are too far away and too dispersed to trigger a reaction.]You may also like: The Bourne Identity | Titanic | The Simpsons Movie | The Simpsons | The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring