When Barry is flying inside the car and the brakes are applied, he would not be thrown to a wall. Even though he is flying in the air, the air in the car is moving with the car. He is essentially moving as a part of the vehicle and will move slightly forward, since he is heavier than air, in the same direction we do when the car is braking. [How many thousands of cartoons do you think I can apply this disregard of Newtonian mechanics to? Almost every single Bugs Bunny, Road Runner, Foghorn Leghorn, etc., cartoon plays on this. As Bugs once said, the law of gravity doesn't apply to him because he never studied law. The movie takes place in a cartoon universe where are laws of reality do not apply. If this one mistake stands, I can start sending in the mistakes dealing with bee physiology, the aerodynamics a flying bee wearing shoes, the impossibility of something as small as a bee being able to generate speech loud enough to be heard by humans. Call it "suspension of disbelief" or "their cartoon universe, their rules" but it is by no means a mistake.]
Bee Movie (2007) - 6 corrections
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When Barry is flying inside the car and the brakes are applied, he would not be thrown to a wall. Even though he is flying in the air, the air in the car is moving with the car. He is essentially moving as a part of the vehicle and will move slightly forward, since he is heavier than air, in the same direction we do when the car is braking. [How many thousands of cartoons do you think I can apply this disregard of Newtonian mechanics to? Almost every single Bugs Bunny, Road Runner, Foghorn Leghorn, etc., cartoon plays on this. As Bugs once said, the law of gravity doesn't apply to him because he never studied law. The movie takes place in a cartoon universe where are laws of reality do not apply. If this one mistake stands, I can start sending in the mistakes dealing with bee physiology, the aerodynamics a flying bee wearing shoes, the impossibility of something as small as a bee being able to generate speech loud enough to be heard by humans. Call it "suspension of disbelief" or "their cartoon universe, their rules" but it is by no means a mistake.]
When Barry is chasing after the Honey Farms truck, he grabs onto the strap of a backpack belonging to a bicycle rider, and the rider notices this and turns his head. How could a bike rider, traveling at high speed, notice that a bee had landed on his backpack? [He didn't notice Barry had landed on his backpack. He heard Barry shout and turned to see who was behind him. He didn't see Barry at all or else he probably would have freaked out like everyone else in the movie does when they see a bee.]
In the scene were Barry is going to find out where the honey is coming from, he puts two stripes of black paint on his face. Later on, when he is chasing the truck of honey, he looks around and the stripes of paint have vanished. [Before Barry got out on the street, he was struck by a puff of steam. This steam removed the two stripes of black paint on Barry's face and the black stripe covering Barry's yellow stripe on his body.]
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