Disney-Freak

Corrected entry: When Buzz is reset by the other toys in the Sunnyside Daycare, it is implied that he was made in Spain, hence the Spanish language he starts speaking in. But in the first Toy Story, when he realizes that he's just a toy and not a real space ranger, he checks his arm, which reads, "Made In Taiwan." So instead of Spanish, he should have spoken either Mandarin Chinese, Taiwanese (Minnan dialect) or Hakka (Chinese dialect), which are the languages spoken there.

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Corrected entry: At the end of the film Jenna asks Matt if he signed the release form for the photos they took for her redesign. He replies that he has not trusted Lucy since they were kids, implying that he didn't sign it. There is no explanation as to why the pictures are on the buses etc.

Corrected entry: In the scene where Ariel has just been made a human and she throws her head out of the water, you can see that she has her bra on, so that, of course, no one sees anything rude. However, when she steps out of the water, she doesn't have anything on.

Corrected entry: Whilst trying to flip the ship upside down and thus return to the normal world, the crew actually run as if to counteract the swaying, not increase it.

Corrected entry: After meeting the Robinsons family, Wilbur gives Lewis a pop quiz on what he's learned. Amazingly, Lewis states the relationships of the whole family, despite never having been told them or even hinted at them. For example, he states correctly that Joe is married to Billie, even though he has never even seen them together.

Corrected entry: Near the ending, Lewis gets back from the past and causes Goob to catch a baseball and win the big game. Yet, the whole movie was caused by Goob from the future, angry about having NOT caught the ball. If Goob did catch it, Lewis's memory of his adventure would be gone, but this does not happen.

Corrected entry: The whole film did not have to occur. If Wilbur was really that smart, he would have gone back in time and locked his garage before bowler hat guy stole the other time machine.

Corrected entry: How come Saphira couldn't even carry three people very far because of their combined weight, yet not long after, she can carry Eragon and a full set of armour while fighting and doing aerobatics during the big battle?

Corrected entry: In the scene where Jack is taking off his shoes & whatnot, Jack takes off his jacket twice.

Corrected entry: In the scene where Rose is getting the axe from it's glass case she is wearing a pink patterned dress, when she is breaking Jack's handcuffs moments later she is wearing a light pink dress with a blue wrap/cardigan thing. How did she find time to change when the ship was sinking?

Corrected entry: After Jack falls through the rope bridges escaping the cannibals, the fruits and vegetables falling along him don't break or splatter on the ground.

Corrected entry: In the scene where the natives are chasing the dog along the beach, the dog is running through an area with no footprints (you can tell because he leaves a trail of new ones). This should not be the case, as a large group of the natives ran over that area less than a minute earlier.

Corrected entry: When the series of tremors causes the globe on top of The Daily Planet Headquarters to topple and fall, Superman catches it and places it on a car. When he flies away that night, at the end of the movie, and the camera spans Metropolis behind him, it sits in its original position on top of the Headquarters.

Corrected entry: Near the beginning of the film, when the guy is showing old Rose the sinking simulation, it doesn't match what he's saying. In one place in particular, the lights switch off, then it cuts to an wide shot (you see the computer screen) and the lights go out again. This happens through-out the simulation.

Corrected entry: In the scene on the plane during the lightning storm, the lightning is flashing brightly directly outside the planes windows. They are at cruising altitude at this point, and although thundercloud tops may be nearly this high, the lightning comes out of the bottom of the clouds, and wouldn't be flashing through the windows into the plane cabin.

Corrected entry: Throughout the film, Cora, the little third class girl, and her father speak with massively different accents. She sounds American whilst he speaks in a more likely cockney English. This is most noticeable in the departure scene where he says to her: "It's a big boat, ain't it?" and she replies in a perfect American accent, "But Daddy, it's a ship." Surely she would speak with roughly a similar accent to her father?

Corrected entry: The film is set in the UK, but Charlie and his family use American words such as "candy" and "vacation" many times throughout the movie.

Corrected entry: When the Oompa-Loompas come out at night to put up flyers advertising the golden ticket contest, they are tall enough to reach several feet up on the telephone poles. The next time we see them, however, it is shown that they are much smaller and would not be able to reach that high.

Corrected entry: When Willy is talking about his idea of transmitting chocolate through TV in the TV room, you can see he has his high heeled boots on. Next, you see a far shot and you can see he's wearing flat boots.

Corrected entry: Towards the beginning when the Wonka trucks are driving out of the factory gates with the Wonka bars, the first scene shows the the trucks turning towards the left side of the screen (they are making a right turn from the driver's point of view). In another shot they are going straight.