When Mr. Incredible saves Mr. Sansweet, he puts his ear up to a wall, the wall explodes & Bomb Voyage walks out of the dust. Mr. Incredible then pushes a vault door away from him. There wasn't a vault door when the wall exploded. [The vault that was destroyed by Bomb Voyage was in another room. Mr. Incredible just heard the sound of the beeping bomb timer through the wall. The vault door was blown off its hinges, through the wall and onto Mr. Incredible.]

Edna Moda Talked about a few heroes having accidents with capes. Most of them are in Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl wedding. Prohibition for superheroes occurs immediately after the wedding. Did all of them die in that short period of time? (none of them appeared in the list of superheroes defeated by the robot). [The law prohibiting supers did not take place immediately after the wedding, that was just when the law suit was filed. Court cases such as the one in the movie could take years to end. Not to mention the law suit filed by the passengers of the train and other law suits against other supers. Then Congress would have to pass the law prohibiting supers which could take at least a few more months or up to a year. Then they would have to create the organization to hide and monitor the super's activities. During that time the supers who had "wardrobe malfunctions" with the capes could have died. It's possible that Violet or even Dash could have been born during this time.]

When Mr. incredible is driving wildly in the caravan after landing in it from the rocket, he eventually brakes for no reason other than to do the parallel parking joke. Surely he couldn't have known that the van would land exactly in that spot. There was no traffic crossing the path of the van either, so no reason for him to brake. [The van is moving extremely fast and they need to stop it so that they can get out to go after the Omnidroid. Hitting the brakes is the traditional method of doing this. Mr. Incredible was not planning on the van flipping. He just got lucky on the parallel parking bit.]

When Mr. Incredible is in the containment unit, after he's found out that his family has been killed, he starts to grab Syndrome. There is a shot of Mirage seeing what's happening with her earpiece microphone on, and in the next shot when Mr. Incredible has grabbed her, it is not there anymore. [As Mirage shoves Syndrome out of the way and is grabbed by Mr. Incredible, the earpiece microphone was knocked out and fell off camera.]

When Bob leaves the house for his second assignment for Syndrome, he drives his sport's car out of the garage after saying goodbye to Helen. At the end of the film, after they are dropped at the house by a limousine, Bob throws his car at Syndrome's plane. When and how did the car get home? [When Bob drives into the garage with his new sports car, you see him motion for Helen to look out towards the curb. The camera pulls back and we see a second sports car wrapped in a ribbon. It's the second sports car Bob throws at the airplane.]

When the kids and parents fight at the dinner table and Frozone rings the doorbell, they all stop fighting and put the table down - and we can see the lamp above the table is perfectly still. In the next shot, Frozone enters and the lamp is swinging so much that Mrs. Incredible has to reach out and stop it. [Dash runs to open the door causing a breeze more than likely. The breeze would have caused the light to move.]

Mirage's skin colour changes considerably throughout the film, from a dark tan colour to a very pale white. It has nothing to do with the light in the scene either, as in daylight in two different scenes she is two different colours. [Her skin color, which does not really change drastically at all, has everything to do with lighting. The two "daylight" scenes are under the influence of more than sunlight, which differs during the daylight hours of any given day or possible cloud cover, but once again, the change looks natural. ]

When Bob goes to E's house she refuses to patch the old super suit because, in her words "I never look back darling, it distracts from the now." Well if she never looks back why is she still wearing the exact same outfit as she does at the Parr's wedding 15 years earlier. [What she means by not looking back, is that once she has perfected a design, she is done with it and will make no adjustment. Obviously, she thinks her own outfit is perfect and has had no need for change for at least 15 years.]

After they beat the final Omnidroid together, Dash tells Bob that he thought it was cool when he threw the car, but Bob doesn't throw a car until after that. [He was actually referring to when Bob tossed one of the flying cars on the island, as everything Dash brags about here concerns their antics on the island.]

When Helen is hoovering, she collects the bits from in front of Bob's door and you can hear the bits going into the hoover. The hoover has a bag but the bits make a sound like on the metal pipe type hoovers. The sound effect was used so Helen went in the room but still a mistake. [The sound isn't from hitting the bag, it's from hitting the tube that sucks the stuff to the bag.]

When Mirage is explaining the Omnidroid 9000 to Mr. Incredible, the keyboard in front of the holographic monitor is slightly out of whack. The row of QWERTY keys is too far to the right, with Q being between 2 and S. This is probably OK for cartoon characters to hunt and peck, but a real touch-typist would have a very difficult time with this arrangement. [Who says Syndrome's keyboard can't have the keys in unusual positions? Also, Mirage has probably used it long enough to be used to the key placement.]

When the family are in the caravan (with Helen on the top) and Bob opens the window, you quickly see the caravan from the bottom. In that shot, Helen's head is slightly overhanging the top, so you can see it, however, in all shots from the top, Helen's head is about a metre away from the front of the caravan, and she couldn't have stretched, because there is no time between shots. [The shot is more a head on shot than from the bottom. While we do see Helen's head on top of the RV, it is not "overhanging" the front and since we see it from the front, we have no way of knowing just how far it is from the front edge.]

In the scene where Mrs. Parr goes to see Dash's principal she walks into his office alone. In the car after leaving you can see and hear Jak Jak in the back seat. They are on their way to pick up Violet so was Jak Jak left alone in the car? [This isn't technically a movie mistake, more of a responsible parenting mistake.]

When Bob is in the "X-Men"-like computer room looking through the Omnidroids History, it is 23:07 (or 11:07PM). We know this as Syndrome tells us a little later that this was when the homing signal was set off meaning it would be night time at the Island Lair. There are 8 hours, 10 mins left to go on the countdown. Now back home it is day light due to the time difference, Elastagirl is at Edna's home. She goes home, packs, and then catches the plane. The whole fight is gone through and it's day time when they're in the sea. They swim to the island and it's night again. Now for this to happen, they would miss the launch of the rocket. But no, it goes off when they get into the cave, and the kids are left alone. [Perhaps Mr Incredible's antics delayed the launch, maybe the incoming plane kept Syndrome too busy to get the launch ready, or perhaps there was another technical reason not seen in the movie. There are tons of possibilities.]

When Bob Finds the message in his briefcase about the Omnidroid, he switches it on and it says the Omnidroids name is the Omnidroid X7. But when Bob goes to the island as Mr Incredible, he fights the Omnidroid, and on it's side it has the digits 08, so it is the Omnidroid X8. But the next Omnidroid is the Omnidroid X10. I know Syndrome might have missed Omnidroid X9 out, but why? [The Omnidroid 08 was probaly not fully built when Mirage sent him the message. Also Omnidroid 09 wasn't missed out. When Mr Incredible meets Syndrome in the forest clearing Syndrome has the Omnidroid 09 with him which also attacks Mr Incredible a few times too.]

Watch the shot at the beginning where Mr. Incredible is holding Bombvoyage by the neck as he says "Fly home Buddy I work alone." Syndrome's flashback doesn't even have Bombvoyage in the shot. [Flashbacks don't have to be exact. He is remembering just what burned into his mind: his hero letting him down.]

During Bob and Helen's wedding, Stratogirl is sitting in the audience. However, later in the movie Edna reminds Bob that she died when her cape caught on something. Stratogirl died in April '57, which is before the wedding took place. [It is never established when the film is set. The only years mentioned in the entire film are the dates that E lists with the superhero deaths.]

If the superheroes want to keep their identity secret, why do they go to Elastigirl and Mr. Incredible's wedding in their supersuits? [It is possible that Bob and Helen have relationships with some heroes and NOT with their alter egos. Just because a hero shows up in hero form it does not they MUST have a connection to their identity. ie If Batman showed up to Barbra Gordon's wedding that implicates neither Bruce nor Batgirl as Batmans relationship with Commish Gordon is evident and provides the reasoning for Batman's appearence.]

On the island, Violet's pink headband just appears out of nowhere when she decides to wear her hair off of her face. [Edna could have made a headband for Violet that wasn't initially shown - don't forget, when the suits first appear, the masks aren't there, yet Helen has them with her in her bag. The headband might have been in the bag too, as Helen was packing the kid's suits until they stole them.]

When flying back to the city the only connection between the caravan and the plane/rocket is Elastigirl. Nevertheless they push a button inside the van to split the plane and release the caravan. That doesn't make sense because there is no cable connection to the plane and why would a radio transmitter be build into the caravan (using/making a standalone transmitter would be much easier)? [Splitting the rocket is not done to release the RV - it's done to deactivate it, to kill its engines and ensure that it drops harmlessly into the sea instead of flying unpiloted into the city where it would eventually crash and possibly injure or kill civilians.]