Foreshadow: There's bunch of frogs/toads outside the Beasts' cell, later in the film he fights "Toad Style." See more...
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10 Twilight mistakes in pictures
Continuity: In the last scene where Sing is fighting the Beast, Sing does the "Palm Move" on him. In one shot there's a close up of Beast with the hole of Sing's hand print in the building to his left, in the next shot Sings' hand is actually to the Beasts' right.
Revealing: At the start of the movie, when the axe gang leader is finishing off the now-one-legged man, you can see in his shadow that he's not hitting the man. Also, if he did hit, you should think that he'd have to pull out the axe blade again, but again in the shadow's arm movement, you see him move his arm in a circular movement, not hitting the victim.
Visible crew/equipment: During the first fight against the axe gang, a peasant, a tailor, and a baker fight the Axe Gang. When the axe gang gets the guns out of the trunk of the car, the camera is reflected as the trunk hood is going up.
Visible crew/equipment: When Sing is about to fight the beast, the camera turns 360 degrees around Sing. When it spins, you can see a crew member crouched in the bottom right hand corner.
Continuity: When Sing's chunky sidekick falls asleep, (after getting his hair cut) his head falls straight back. (close up shot) Cut to a wide shot and his head is tilted to the right instead.
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