G-Force (2009)

Plot hole: Ben demonstrates for the FBI that he has not only invented gear that allows animals to speak English, but trained ordinary rodents to a level on par with Navy Seals. The FBI laughs at him and cuts his funding, a plot hammer so G-Force can escape and save the day. Are they kidding!?! Even if the info G-force brought back is wrong, Ben has created agents that can repeatedly infiltrate almost literally any place on Earth. No government agency would pass up such a huge intelligence gathering tool.

Grumpy Scot

Continuity mistake: Watch carefully during the scene where Hurley gets launched by the sprinkler. When Darwin says, "Come on, soggy," as he is walking away, the camera pans back to show Hurley still lying on the concrete, we see little guinea pig footprints in water on the sidewalk. They weren't made by Hurley because he hadn't moved and Darwin had dodged the water and was completely dry. Nor did he walk in the water either.

Other mistake: If you watch very closely at the end, when Hurley is found beneath the rubble, Blaster lets go of the heavy steel box that was on top of Hurley before Darwin actually pulls Hurley free, so Hurley should have really been dead.

Blaster: I'm pretty sure this is animal cruelty. [His remote controlled car jumps over toys.] WOOOHOO! But I love it!

Speckles: We've got a worm to decipher.
Darwin: You're a genius.
Speckles: I'm a mole, I got a thing for worms.

Ben: You all right?
Mooch: Yeah!
Ben: Good! I don't like when my fly is down.