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Warren Peace: Did you want me to heat that up for you?

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There are multiple times throughout the movie when the "wind effect", the hair of the characters being blown up by wind off of Speed's super speed, is not in sync and occurs prior to Speed actually zooming past. The 2 most notable occurrences of this are when Speed steals the pudding from Ethan and moves next to Lash and when Speed steals the Pacifier from the secret sanctum. See more...

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In 1975 Kurt Russell starred in a Disney movie titled "The Strongest Man in the World" in which he played Dexter Riley, a Science student that invents a formula that gives him super strength. Thirty years later he co-stars in Sky High (another Disney movie) playing Steve Stronghold / The Commander, whose power is once again super strength and is the father of the main character, Will Stronghold, who also has super strength. See more...

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When Gwen presents the Hero of the Year award, her voice is magnified, but there is no microphone, nor is there room on her dress to hide one. [Her power is the ability to control technology. The microphone could be anywhere in the room and she can have it pick up her and only her.]
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when the car falls on Will during placement, he falls on his back, but when he gets up, he appears to have fallen face down, though he never flips over. [Actually, he does flip over. It happens in an extremely short time, maybe just a split second before he comes completely into view, but when the car gets lifted off, you can see him sort of roll over onto his front to get up.]
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The Sanctum underneath the Stronghold's house is, well, underground. Yet there are multiple skylights. There is one over the pool table, for example. Even for a superhero family, that's a pretty good trick. [It's just a fancy lighting setup. They do it on sound stages all the time when making movies. Why not in an underground lair to give the illusion of natural sunlight?]
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When the Commander is taking Will to the secret sanctum they go down the poles the Commander is on the left and Will is on the right, but when they come out at the bottom the Commander is on the right and Will is on the left. [We never see the entire sequence. The opening at the top may be on the opposite side of the one at the bottom.]
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When Ron Wilson picks up Will and Layla, he reprimands Will for saying, "Is this the bus to Sky High?". However, 10 seconds later, the back of the bus changes from "School Bus" to "Sky High School Bus". [The sign on the back never changes. Only the sign on the side changes and then only after Ron says "Next stop, Sky High."]
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The Pacifier was originally used on Royal Pain, and when she grew up (for the second time) she still retained her knowledge from her first time around. So, becoming a baby did not erase her memory of her previous life. Therefore, her plan to make babies of the current Super Heroes would not erase their memories either and would not accomplish her purpose of raising them as villains. [We don't know her memory wasn't affected, after all she was raised by her former sidekick who could have filled in the blanks. Besides she's a technical genius who could probably whip up an amnesia ray at some point.]
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When the new students arrive at the school, a girl freezes the kid with the laser eyes and another kid. Later on, kids are walking past the two, who are still frozen, but by the time they have the party, "Laser Eyes" is unfrozen. [Anything could have happened before this rather long period. Soembody with heat abilities in the school may have thawed him.]
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If Sue Tenney was a classmate of The Commander and Jetstream, she'd have been about 17 when she was turned into a baby again by The Pacifier. Assuming she aged again at the same rate, that was 17 years ago — but The Commander and Jetstream are a lot older than that. [There was no indication of the age of Sue (as Royal Pain), The Commander or Jet Stream when Sue was turned into an infant. Presumably this would have been after graduation since The Commander and Jet Stream were full-blown superheros at that point. Since Sue was returned to infancy, the time period between Gwen and Will would be correct allowing 3 years or so for Steve and Josie to get married and have their first child.]
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In the part where the school was falling from the sky, according to gravity rule, the heavier thing will fall faster. Since the weight of the school (and all the land of the school) is much more than Layla and the others, they should be on the ceiling of the school when the it was falling. But in the movie, Layla and other students were on the floor. [Galileo proved that all objects, regardless of their weight, fall at the same speed. Since Layla and the others were falling at the same rate as the school, they remained on the floor.]
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In the first detention scene, when Warren looks over at Will to tell him something, the red highlight in his hair is gone. When he turns his head back, it is there again. [The light was reflecting off his hair in such a manner that the red streak blended in; I have dark green streaks in dark brown hair and that happens from time to time.]
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