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After Baloo and Bagheera escape from the monekys, they both have a black eye. However during their conversation by the water, between shots their black eyes vanish. [This is a Disney tradition, but still a mistake.] See more...

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The vultures at the end of the movie are meant to represent the Beatles, and are the same voices used for Yellow Submarine. See more...

The Jungle Book (1967) - 3 corrections

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Entry 'Now when you pick a pawpaw, or a prickly pear' is a line from 'Bare Necessities.' It doesn't work though, as neither pawpaws or prickly pears are native to India, where the film is set. [Neither are any bears except the sloth bear, which is nowhere near as big as Baloo.]
Entry Some of the monkeys have prehensile tails. No Old World monkeys possess this trait, only some species of New World monkeys. [And no monkeys, in our universe, can speak like they do in this cartoon universe.]
Entry After Baloo and the Bagheera save Mowgli from King Louie you can see that Baloo and Bagheera both have a bruise on their eyes. Baloo has one on his left eye but when he looks at his reflection in he water the bruise jumps to his right eye, the reflection is reversed. [It's not a reflection; the viewer is looking up at Baloo and Bagheera through the water. That's why neither Baloo's bruise (left eye) nor Bagheera's (right eye) is reversed. Ditto the position of the characters; if it were a reflection, Bagheera would appear to be on the other side of Baloo.]

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