When Charlie is doing his homework, he throws his pen on the book on his bed and looks at the picture of his girlfriend. He then picks his pen up from the book in his lap. See more...
In the original dozen family there was a girl named Mary Elizabeth Gilbreth. Mary along with some of her other siblings got diphtheria and she, at age 6, was the only one to die from it. The family never got over the loss of Mary and still referred to themselves as the dozen even though all 12 children were never contemporaries. This explains why very few references have Mary's passing in them including the Gilbreth books or even their papers. See more...
Directed by Shawn Levy, starring Ashton Kutcher, Bonnie Hunt, Hilary Duff, Piper Perabo, Steve Martin, Tom Welling (add more)
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In the scene where Sarah goes to get the dishes out of the dishwasher, she says "Mike's athletic cup?" Mike is her younger brother, who probably doesn't play, and would not use a cup. [Mike is normally wearing a jersey of some kind so it is very likely that he does play. He is also young and would see nothing wrong with sticking his 'cup' in with the other cups in the dishwasher.]
When the twin boys are the only children left at the football game, they are hitting each other with the W and the E from 'We love the coach'. At the end of the movie when the whole family returns to the field, the 'WE' is on one piece of cardboard. [The cardboards break in the film and you can see Kim or Jessica in one of the scenes in the background drawing a double one.]
In the scene where Tom Baker is talking to his wife after his morning jog, you can see the microphone dip into the screen while they are talking.This happens many times in different scenes. [The technician in your theatre most likely adjusted the image wrong. It's not the movie's mistake since it's supposed to stay out of frame.]
A college football stadium that seats 80,000 people would not have a football team consisting of 10-15 guys. [While this is true, you do see more of the team when Tom has to bring the team home with him. There seems to be 25-30 players at this point.]
When the new neighbours are walking home from their 'welcome' visit, they're walking along a footpath (US: sidewalk), yet they live directly across the road - no need to walk anywhere except straight across (as is done by the Baker kids on their way to the neighbour's birthday party later). [Although this is true, the neighbors seem to be very "uptight" (for lack of a better word) people, and they would probably wallk down the sidewalk to the crosswalk before crossing the street.]
At Mark/FedEx's first day at his new school, he runs into some bullies who knock his glasses to the floor. He kneels down and has to feel around on the floor in order to find his glasses, so obviously his eyesight is so awful that he can't see even 10 inches in front of his face. Yet in a later scene, he's laying in the bed and rolls over to look at a picture of his Mom and him on the bedside table, and sees it WITHOUT his glasses. [Although this is true, Mark has had that picture and has probably already seen it perfectly with his glasses. So, in this scene he is looking at the picture and may see his mom blury but he is only thinking of his mom,rather then try to discern who or what is in it.]
When Steve Martin announces that the family is moving, the kids cast votes on pieces of paper. When he counts them he says "Eight no's, 3 yes's and 3 maybe's". That is 14 votes, but the oldest daughter is living in Chicago and wasn't at home to vote. There should have only been 13 votes. [They were talking to the oldest daughter on the phone during the family meeting. It's safe to assume that she gave her vote by phone.]
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