Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit

Continuity mistake: When the Were-Rabbit jumps through the stained glass, the right ear is pointing to both dragon wings. But when the Reverend is telling his tale, the glass break is is pushed way over and the hand print is now where the ear print should be. (00:24:55 - 00:28:15)

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Continuity mistake: When the neon carrot sign falls on the hood of the Anti-Pesto van, a big piece of the sign is missing. When the Were-Rabbit bursts through the window of the vegetable shop, the sign now has an even bigger piece missing. (00:32:35)

Continuity mistake: At the start, a plate of cheese comes out from underneath a painting, which Wallace follows, causing him to hit the wall. In that shot, Wallace's bed is very close to the wall, and on the other side there is a white chart displaying different kinds of cheeses. But a few seconds later, as the bed in sent backwards, it's much further away from the wall. Also, the painting is much higher up than before, a machine has appeared underneath it, and the white chart has disappeared.

Continuity mistake: When Gromit presses the button to deploy the lasso, there is a hood ornament on the car, which rotates 90 degrees as the hood opens. But a moment later when the lasso rises (and for the remainder of the chase) the hood ornament is gone. When the car returns to Wallace's house and shakes off the mud, the ornament is back again.

Continuity mistake: When Gromit opens the damaged door to enter his house, the bottom of the door is bent up substantially. The rest of the door is still on its hinges but the bottom portion still reaches to the floor as normal.

Continuity mistake: When Gromit opens the passenger side door of the Anti-Pesto van, the window is down. When the Were-Rabbit appears and Gromit drives after it, the passenger side window is now up. (00:31:30 - 00:32:50)

Continuity mistake: Just after he says, "I'm in the mood for food", Wallace's body disappears completely through the hatch in his bedroom floor, but a moment later is shown stuck halfway through the hatch and in need of "assistance".

Continuity mistake: The Were-Rabbit drops a sign onto Anti-Pesto's van, which then disappears as Gromit goes to chase the Were-Rabbit.

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Continuity mistake: At the start, a plate of cheese comes out from underneath a painting, which Wallace follows, causing him to hit the wall. In that shot, Wallace's bed is very close to the wall, and on the other side there is a white chart displaying different kinds of cheeses. But a few seconds later, as the bed in sent backwards, it's much further away from the wall. Also, the painting is much higher up than before, a machine has appeared underneath it, and the white chart has disappeared.

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[Quartermaine's hairpiece has been sucked up in the bunvac.]
Lord Victor Quartermaine: I want...toupee, please.
Wallace: Oh, grand. We take cheques or cash.
Lord Victor Quartermaine: Toupee, you idiot. My hair is in your machine.
Wallace: Oh, no, it's only rabbits in there. The hare I think you'll find is a much larger mammal.

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Trivia: The scene with Gromit being pulled through the tunnel in the car by the Were-Rabbit is a take-off of the original "The Italian Job" chase through the sewers.

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Answer: The fall killed him, and the brain waves are seen leaving his body as he physically transforms back. Then, he's raised from the dead by the smell of cheese. (Yeah, I know, but it's a kid's movie, not a documentary.)

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