Revealing mistake: In the Arena Challenge scene, the statue of Toa Lhikan falls on the herd of Vahki and part of the statue's mask is going through the ground. (00:22:30)
Continuity mistake: Towards the end, before his arrest, Mr. Crystal's fur is messy; it goes back to being clean less than 2 minutes later when he steps on stage.
Corrected entry: When Snake and Wolf are fighting in the prison, a guard crashes down to the floor from above. Later, however, the guard is gone. (01:01:43 - 01:02:29)
Continuity mistake: After the huge sinkhole appears in front of Bob's Burgers, there are numerous striped safety barriers on the street, and in the following shots the direction of the stripes change to the opposite direction on some of the barriers. (00:11:30)
Continuity mistake: When a lighting rig bumps into a piece of wood, its front wheels and the wood are near the edge of a tile, but in the next shot, it is towards the center of it. (00:28:25)
Revealing mistake: When displaying the information of Ash, Pikachu, Tory, and Torkoal, the information is filler text. (00:22:54)
Continuity mistake: In the mid-credits scene in Justice League vs. Teen Titans, Terra's hair was shoulder length and she had no freckles, but in this movie, she now has shorter hair and freckles.
Continuity mistake: When Deep Dark Secret breaks the jar to free the emotions, look at where the emotions are standing, and how the huge piece of glass lands behind them. In about three seconds, the piece of glass changes position, and some of the emotions switch places. (00:33:08)
Continuity mistake: When Thomas first arrives at the Clay Pits, Timothy can be seen with a train of trucks. In the next scene, they have disappeared.
Continuity mistake: After Thomas biffs the trucks, the position of the way they are derailed changes between shots.
Character mistake: The opening shot of the movie pans across a fence supposed to enclose the hunting reservoir of the royal family of the fictitious kingdom of Vespania. Judging by the sign on the fence, the official language of the country must be EngRish; the sign says "Land Demesne We knownothing [sic] about FIRE!", citing also as source for these cryptic messages the "internal secuLity act of 1950." (00:00:01)
Visible crew/equipment: At the start, when the giant egg falls next to Loann and she runs away, the camera and cameraman are reflected in the garage door. (00:00:54)
Continuity mistake: At the start, when Dog takes his food out of the microwave, two game cartridges (Seaquest and Grand Prix) and two controllers for his Atari 2600 are on his table. When he walks back to the couch, those game cartridges have vanished, and there is only one controller on the table. In the next shot, there are two controllers again, as seen in the TV's reflection. (00:02:20)
Continuity mistake: When Yugi is first seen assembling the Millennium Puzzle, there are some books on his shelf. The fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh books on the shelf appear to be slanted by a few degrees to the right. In a closer shot of the shelf, the books are slanted much further to the right. (00:00:57)
Correction: When this guard falls to the floor between Wolf and Snake, he points to Diane Foxington at the upper level. Then, in the many shots that follow, we do not actually see the floor area where Wolf and Snake are being held by their own two guards. While Diane is taking out a bunch of other guards in multiple shots, the guard who originally fell has had ample time and opportunity offscreen to carefully flee—just hightail it out of there. So, as stated in the mistake, that guard is gone "later" in the scene, but this is not problematic to continuity.
Super Grover ★
That is a very legitimate correction. I do have one possible counter. When Diane was perched atop the railing, the ceiling above had additional lights above her, indicating it was the top floor/level. When Diane jumps high when the lights turn red, you can count the number of floors. There are three floors above the ground level. If that's the case, I personally feel it would have been very hard for the guard to move at all, let alone flee.
NeoMatrix
I do get what you're saying, but even if it's as you state "very hard" to flee, it is not impossible; though I don't think it's actually quite that hard. For instance, there are double doors directly behind that guard, and he could have slipped out that way. It's just the fact that, during the numerous shots of this lengthy sequence, we do not have eyes on this guard, nor do we see the floor area he was lying on. So, since it's possible, we cannot claim his being "gone" "later" as a mistake.
Super Grover ★