Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Note the raccoons and opossums among Snow White's forest friends. Just what are these North American animals doing in an obviously European story?

When the Dwarfs arrive home from work, Dopey is carrying a lantern which he didn't have when they started out.

The lanterns Dopey and Doc are carrying vanish when the dwarfs crash into each other.

Keep track of the doors in the dwarfs' cottage. They are constantly seen shut when they were left open and open when they were shut.

Not only that, but the steps in the cottage are not always the same number.

The Dwarfs have a tug of war that yanks the handle off their front door, but it is soon back again.

The Dwarfs are certainly gentlemen. When they offer Snow White their bedroom to sleep in, they could've at least procured a few pillows and blankets for themselves. How many does one princess need?

When Dopey pushes Sleepy into the mine car, the background is exactly the same as the one we see behind the other dwarfs in the next shot, who should actually be several feet beyond that old abandoned mine car.

When the Prince lifts Snow White from her beir, her head is toward his left side. In another moment, we see her carried with her head toward his right side.

Pinocchio

Geppetto manages to lose his nightcap and find it again several times.

In one scene, the coatless Jiminy wears a long-sleeved undershirt, but he later is seen in a short-sleeved shirt with no undershirt sleeves showing.

Jiminy has a patch on the seat of his trousers that wasn't there earlier. So does Lampwick.

Pinocchio loses the strap on his book somewhere on the way to school.

The holes in Honest John's gloves are not always on the same fingers.

Why does the Coachman have only four fingers? He is human...isn't he?

If Pinocchio hadn't turned into a real boy, would he ever have grown up to be a wooden man?

Fantasia

Why is Mickey so interested in Yensid's hat? It clearly is not the source of the wizard's power.

As the centaurs and centaurettes stroll along, believe it or not, one of the bushes in the background detaches from the ground and moves along with the couple that passes by. Maybe it got snagged on their tails.

Why does Bacchus get so excited about drinking grape juice that was squeezed so recently? It can't possibly be fermented yet.

Dumbo

The clowns are seen as silhouettes on the tent wall, which is correct when viewing them from outside. However, when they pass by the tent opening, they should appear as people, not shadows.

When Timothy watches the silhouette of the Ringmaster getting into bed, the steamer trunk he uses for a nightstand is not visible.

The number of elephants in the pachyderm pyramid in is constantly changing. Not only do some elephants fall off, but some actually jump back on again.

When Dumbo visits his mother in jail, Mrs. Jumbo lifts him with her trunk to rock him, but never high enough to see him through the window.

Dumbo's trunk is extraordinarily long when Timothy runs up it after waking in the tree.

The crows are apparently either impressionists or ventriloquists, since they repeatedly sing with the wrong voices.

The Preacher Crow and Hat Crow are dancing side by side for Dumbo, and instantly exchange places.

Dandy Crow is right with the other crows lying on the ground laughing. Then he's suddenly standing, telling them to quiet down.

The newspaper photo of Dumbo's ears shows a backwards dollar sign.

Bambi

What does Friend Owl eat? He passes up the chipmunks, squirrels, and baby bunnies all around him in the forest.

The opossum family that Bambi meets is shown as a reverse image when he looks at them with his head turned upside-down.

What hunting season is it? The off-screen hunters appear to shoot at anything that moves. Somebody call the game warden!

Believe it or not, one of the baby raccoons actually disappears and instantly reappears on the opposite side of the screen.

Saludos Amigos

Donald Duck's camera vanishes before our eyes when he jumps into the boat in the Lake Titicaca segment.

Make Mine Music

In Peter and the Wolf, Sonja's feather is seen sticking into the snow at the heels of her footprints, but in a later picture, it is moved near the toes.

In All the Cats Join In, the teens grab a boy from the sidewalk right out of his shoes, which he has a moment later.

In the Blame It On the Samba segment, the organ explodes and magically reassembles itself. No problem with that, only after the rebuilding is comlete, some organ debris is still falling with Donald and José.

Fun and Fancy Free

Because bears "say it with a slap," Lumpjaw thinks Lulubelle loves him when she slaps his face by accident. Yet, all through the rest of the film, although Lumpjaw is in love, he never slaps his new girlfriend.

When Willie the Giant locks Donald and Goofy in a box, we get a good close-up view of the keyhole. There is no mechanism, no tumbler, no opening for the key to enter when it's turned, nothing but a plain hole.

The thread is tied to the giant needle before Mickey is shown tying it.

The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad

Mr. Toad tosses his riding whip away, but it's soon back.

The deed to Toad Hall is different in different scenes.

Why don't the police believe that Toad traded his home for a motorcar, when Winkie and the Weasels are living it up there during Toad's incarceration?

Toad's leg actually disappears when he says, "Grandma."

The police dogs that run past Mr. Toad are so small they must be Chihuahuas.

When Ratty and Moley prepare to eat their Christmas dinner, they appear to have a roast goose or turkey on the table. However, notice Rat's size compared to the mailman. Their dinner is closer in size to a hummingbird.

Ichabod Crane wears a flower in his lapel, but it spontaneously switches from his left side to his right.

At Katrina's party, Brom changes out of his good clothes before telling his ghost story.

Cinderella

The Fairy Godmother appears on the bench, cradling Cinderella's head in her lap, yet Cindy's head doesn't move an inch.

In Lady Tremaine's bedroom, Cinderella's shadow falls both behind her, and in front at different times.

One of Cinderella's female mice tells Jaq to "leave the sewing to the women." But Jaq is later seen sewing away.

Lucifer's plucked whisker grows back immediately.

Cinderella's coach drives down short flight of steps on the way to the ball. Is this part of the road? Or is it just that Bruno can't drive?

Cinderella casts no shadow on the stairs, but the Grand Duke does.

Cinderella's fairy godmother turns four mice into horses. When they change back, they aren't quite the same four mice.

Cinderella's stepmother is wearing her ring when she pours the tea, but the stone simply floats on her hand without the band attached.

Alice in Wonderland

Alice never passes the curtain rod before her feet get hooked on it.

Alice opens multiple doors to follow the White Rabbit. When she finally gets through, the door behind her is a sliding panel, not the ordinary door we saw her open.

Alice's "Drink me" label has a string attached to the end closest to the letter "E"; later it is attached to the "D" side.

The Walrus' fingertip turns white to match his glove.

In the song "Golden Afternoon", the lyric refers to "a copper cent-ipede", a pun on the word "cent", as in one one-hundredth of a dollar. However, in Victorian England, a penny was one 240th of a pund, and so would not be called a "cent."

The Mad Hatter takes the March Hare's teacup in the close-up, but has his own cup in the far shot.

The Mad Hatter, referring to the White Rabbit's demolished watch, says, "It was?", to which the White Rabbit replies, "It was an unbirthday present, too." Wouldn't these two lines fo dialogue make more sense in reverse order? I guess everything's mixed up in Wonderland.

Peter Pan

When Michael grabs Tinkerbell to sprinkle pixie dust on Nana, he is suddenly shown holding her the opposite way.

How long does it take the population of London to notice that Peter Pan has turned the hands of their most famous clock ahead ten minutes?

What was Capt. Hook's name before he lost his hand?

Smee only has a whistle when he has to pipe the crew on deck; it's not there the rest of the time.

When Peter Pan notices the clouds suddenly blocking the sun, he hushes Wendy because Capt. Hook is near. Is his arrival always heralded by a cloudy sky?

When Capt. Hook kicks the rowboat away, Smee's oars go flying, but he has them again immediately after.

When Smee puts Tiger Lilly back in the water, as per Capt. Hook's instructions, the anchor she was tied to is nowhere to be seen; but it's there when Pan rescues her.

Capt. Hook drops his sword when he sees the crocodile below him, but it's in his scabbard a moment later.

There are no barefoot Indians, yet John finds naked footprints. Obviously, they were made as a ruse to trap the Lost Boys.

The tattoo on Smee's chest wasn't there when Capt. Hook grabbed him by the shirt earlier.

Lady and the Tramp

Lady's dog dish disappears.

The area around Lady's eyes is the wrong color when Jim Dear calls her "that dog."

Lady, Jock, and Trusty interrupt their important discussion when Darling comes to the window, so she won't overhear them. As if she could understand their barking.

The names Lady has for her humans, Jim Dear and Darling, are cute, but one of Darling's friends uses that name for her in the third person, as in "Darling has never looked so radiant." Does everybody call her "Darling?" Do they all say "Jim Dear," too?

The fish bowl in the parlor is near the center of the table when seen from above, but much nearer the edge when seen from below.

There are no people anywhere in the zoo in Lady and the Tramp; neither workers nor visitors.

The bites made by the beaver who helps Lady vanish from the log.

The poster for Uncle Tom's Cabin in the back alley behind Tony's restaurant shows a slight change in the close-up; eight months later, a new poster shows that the same theater is still presenting the same play; it must be pretty popular.

Several of the dogs in the pound, namely Toughie, Pedro, and Dachsie, can easily fit through the bars and escape.

Jock and Trusty both propose marriage to Lady in order to give her a good home. Did they think that Jim Dear and Darling would just let their dog move in next door?

What do Jim Dear and Darling name Tramp?

Sleeping Beauty

Merryweather wants to turn Maleficent into a fat old hop-toad, but can't because her magic "doesn't work that way", but can only be used for good. Yet, she turns the raven Diablo to stone.

After sixteen years, Flora and Fauna still can't cook or sew. Maybe Merryweather did all the housework?

Maleficent shows Prince Phillip a magic vision of himself as an old man, complete with the shield that Flora hasn't created yet.

Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather are probably the worst guardians that Aurora could have. After sixteen years of carefully concealling themselves, they allow their silly feud about colors to reveal their hiding place. Then, a few minutes before the sunset deadline, when they'd be home free, they inexplicably leave poor Aurora alone and vulnerable. Because of these blunders, the princess falls victiom to the dreaded sleep spell. So, what do the fairies do? They waste precious time putting the entire castle to sleep when they should be racing back to the cottage to find Aurora's sweetheart so he can wake her. True, they think he's just a peasant, but so what? Love's first kissis all that's needed to break the spell, be he peasant or prince. By the time the three fairies go to look for the boy in question, Maleficent has already captured Prince Phillip. See, she was thinking.

One Hundred and One Dalmatians

While in the park, Pongo places Roger's hat on a bench. Even though he drags Roger far from the bench, Roger manages to get his hat for the next scene.

Perdy's leash vanishes as soon as Anita drops it and Pongo's disappears when he falls into the pond.

Anita fishes a purse out of the pond, even though she wasn't carrying one when she fell in.

Why doesn't Cruella DeVil sue Roger Radcliff for libel when he publishes that song calling her, among other things, an "inhuman beast" and a "spider waiting for the kill"?

After the puppies are kidnapped, Cruella looks at a newspaper photo of Roger standing with his grieving wife, a lovely woman, but not our Anita.

One of the generic dalmatian pups describes the fifteen stolen dogs as "those little ones." Yet, the 99 puppies appear to be all the same size.

Jasper has four darts in hand, but he only throws two at Tibbs before losing the rest somewhere and grabbing a bottle to hurl.

Pongo rips Jasper's shoe to shreds, but it fixes itself.

The Captain lifts his left hind leg to kick the Baduns, but uses his right leg instead.

Lucky loses his collar during the ride home in the moving van.

Cruella legally owns 84 dalmatian puppies. Wonder if she'll ever come back to claim them.

The Sword in the Stone

Wart's belt pouch comes and goes at will.

There's no way Wart could ever find Kay's arrow in that forest; it must be Merlin's magic.

Merlin must get his tobacco when he travels through time, since it was unknown in England before the discovery of the new world.

Merlin's glasses are sometimes pince-nez and sometimes ordinary glasses.

Kay temporarily loses his quiver and bowstring.

Kay loses his sword in the battle with the mops, but finds it again somehow.

When Kay helps Sir Ector out of the washtub, he suddenly gains a scabbard.

Merlin's pipe loses its lid in one scene.

When Wart enters the churchyard to pull the sword from the stone, he vaults the low fence; when he leaves, he runs out through a gap. Now, it's possible the gap was there all along, only not visible to us in the first shot, but when we do see it, it appears to be in a direct line between the anvil and the inn door. Surely Wart would've run in the straightest line possible to get the sword, considering the big hurry he was in.

The Jungle Book

After Col. Hathi breaks his riding crop, it is shown repaired, then broken again.

Baloo grows a thumb whenever he needs one.

Baloo tells Mowgli to scratch his left shoulder; when the man-cub scratches the right shoulder, Baloo says that's the spot.

Only monkeys in the western hemisphere can swing by their tails, but nobody bothered to tell these monkeys.

Baloo and Bagheera's reflections with black eyes are reversed.

Why does Baloo make reference to a basket of fruit? It's a little strange for animals who have little or no contact with men to refer toa man-made object.

Two of the vultures pick up Mowgli to fly him out of reach of Shere Khan's claws, but they suddenly change into two different vultures the next time we see them.

Baloo falls in a barren wasteland, but after the rain stops, it's lush and green. That's some really fast-growing foliage.

The Aristocats

The pictures in Madame Bonfamille's home show Duchess and a cat who looks strangely like O'Malley. Duchess' first husband, perhaps?

The "Kitty Door" sign in Madame Bonfamille's home vanishes.

When Edgar dreams of his inheritance, dollars signs float before his eyes. Surely Madame Bonfamille's money will be in francs.

Toulouse comes to the piano with green and orange paint on his paws, but leaves spots of those colors plus blue, red and purple on the keys.

During his first scene, Roquefort's ears are incorrectly colored.

Edgar's plan is possibly the worst in villain history. Instead of waiting around until the Aristocats die, he tries to get rid of them so he can inherit their fortune. If he'd succeeded, what would the lonely, cat-loving Madame Bonfamille have done? Purchased more cats, of course. Now, if Edgar was smart, he would've allowed the cats to inherit and remained as their caretaker. He could then, with control of their money, purchase the finest caviar, redecorate the mansion, or take a trip around the world, all for the good of the cats, naturally.

Sometimes Duchess' collar has stones in it and sometimes it doesn't.

O'Malley sings that his name is Abraham Delacy Guiseppe Casey. So what does the "J" in J. Thomas O'Malley stand for?

O'Malley picks up Marie and runs from the truck driver, but in the next instant, the alley cat is running to catch up to Marie. How'd she get ahead of him?

Thomas' paws are orange instead of white when he grabs the floating log.

O'Malley's white tummy turns orange just for a second.

Scat Cat can play the trumpet and sing simultaneously. Amazing!

In one scene, Edgar's sidecar suddenly appears on the wrong side of the motorcycle.

Lafayette gains a collar, just in time for it to be caught on the windmill blade.

Edgar's stirrup pants become standard-cut trousers in one scene.

The latch on the inside of the kitty door was apparently added after the Aristocats disappeared, because it wasn't visible in the beginning of the film.

When Edgar locks the padlock, the open section is on the left; when Roquefort opens it, the opening is on the right.

As Frou-Frou kicks the trunk through the stable door, there is no padlock on the latch, but as it slides out into the yard, the lock is on it.

Robin Hood

Little John removes the stones from the rings on Prince John's left hand while Robin removes the ring from the right hand. Through the rest of the film, the Prince's rings switch from one hand to the other, sometimes with stones, and sometimes without.

Whenever Prince John loses his robe, he's suddenly wearing long underwear that covers his formerly-bare legs.

The door to Maid Marian's castle courtyard is wooden in the far shot but made of iron bars in the close-up.

If Maid Marian is King Richard's niece, then she is also related, at least by marriage, to Prince John, which makes his disdain for her pleas to spare Robin Hood's life all the more callous.

The feather is on the wrong side of Robin Hood's hat, but only when Skippy wears it.

Robin once carved his and Marian's initials on a tree: "R.H." and "M.M." Are these really their initials? Most versions list Hood as an alias based on the word "hoodlum", although it could possibly be his true name. But surely Marian's first name is not "Maid".

Otto's cast is sometimes on his right leg, sometimes on his left.

So many characters switch from four to five fingers: Maid Marian, Prince John, Skippy and the Sheriff each try it at least once.

One moment, Robin Hood is tied with his hands at his sides, the next, with his hands behind his back.

Robin Hood smashes Prince John's throne by heaving it at the Sheriff's posse. We soon see, however, that it is standing upright and repaired.

Robin Hood swings by to grab Maid Marian, then pulls out a sword he didn't have before.

The pots hanging from the tree in Robin Hood's camp are constantly changing.

Little John and Friar Tuck bring the entire village to Robin Hood's secret camp. Let's hope they can all be trusted.

What are raccoons doing in Nottingham, England long before the discovery of America? Presumeably, the history of this world closely parallels our own.

We hear a chiming clock about 200 years before they were invented.

The gallows is missing from one scene.

The Rescuers

In the Rescue Aid Society, Austria and Vienna each get separate delegates, while the entire continent of Africa only gets one. Arabia also has a delegate; is it supposed to be Saudi Arabia?

Penny's note has different spellings of "New York" and other words, depending on which scene you watch.

Both Bernard and the R.A.S. chairman have five fingers in some scenes.

When Bernard climbs into the bottle, his rope hangs down inside, then it's gone, then it's back again.

The Chairmouse can't make out Penny's note, probably because he's holding his monacle over his good eye.

During the airport scene, Bianca's coat is on again, off again. Maybe she was having hot flashes.

Both Orville and Wilbur in The Rescuers Down Under communicate while in flight with critters on the ground via radio. Where do they carry these radios and how do they manipulate them while flying?

Although Bernard and Bianca fasten their seatbelts before their first flight on board Orville, the belts vanish almost instantly.

Bianca's purse appears only when it is needed.

Medusa leads her pet gators onto the deck of the boat with leashes, but what are the leashes tied to? No collars are visible around Nero's and Brutus' necks.

Snoops can just let Medusa escape with the Devil's Eye and then make off with the gems she earlier scattered all over the floor.

The Fox and the Hound

Chief's barrel is seen in its normal place in the middle of the scene in which the dog is dragging it all around the farm chasing Tod.

The shotgun Widow Tweed tosses to Amos Slade is reversed when he catches it.

While hiding under under the woodpile, Tod briefly loses his collar.

The badger calls the porcupine a walking pincushion. How does he know what a pincushion is?

We don't see Big Mama follow Widow Tweed, but the owl knows right where Tod has been dropped off.

The squirrel jumping from the branch is an exact copy of Wart until he lands, when he looks quite different.

Exactly how does Amos Slade know that the fox he's chasing all over the game preserve is Tod?

Copper's footprint appears at the end of the film before the dog puts his paw down.

The Black Cauldron

Dallben takes a loaf of bread and a cloth from a shelf, but they are there again in the next shot.

Eilonwy's bauble mysteriously vanishes after only a brief appearance, although it returns just as mysteriously at the end of the movie.

Taran drops his scabbard inside the Horned King's castle and flees without it, but he has it again later on.

Some of the Fair Folk swap voices.

Doli sits on Fllewddur's hat in close-ups but is not visible in far shots.

Is Eilonwy really a princess, or just a scullery maid as the Horned King says? Is he simply taunting her with a cruel remark?

Although Taran unlocks the grate on the underground river, the padlock is back a moment later.

The Great Mouse Detective

Ratigan is the only rodent in the entire movie to have five fingers. He must suffer from polydactylism. The only time he has the normal four is in the climax when he "hulks out." From that point on, Ratigan's fingers continually change in number, and at least once he has a different number of fingers on each hand in the same shot.

Basil's front door is quite plain on the outside, but has wooden cross-pieces on the inside, except in one scene where it suddenly has them on both sides.

When Basil calls Ratigan "the Napoleon of crime", is he comparing the villain to the human Napoleon, or a rodent counterpart?

As we close in on the storm drain, a stick magically appears on it.

What were Ratigan's henchmen going to sing before Bartholomew interrupted with the line, "the world's greatest rat?"

How did Fidget know he'd find Olivia at Basil's home? Or was he just checking up on Basil and got lucky?

Basil puts on his Inverness which was hanging on the suit of armor, although it wasn't there a moment before.

How did Fidget get all those mechanical toys wound up and running at the same time without anyone seeing him, considering how far apart they are?

The stagehands in the Rat Trap certainly clean up the stage fast; there's no sign of the debris and rotten vegetables in the two seconds it takes for the dancing girl act to start.

Watch this one in slow motion: when Dr. Dawson dances on stage with the girl mice, the lead singer grabs him by his right arm and swings him around. Suddenly, she's holding his left arm and his head has turned completely around. Looks painful.

When Olivia steps on Fidget's foot, his peg leg is the wrong leg.

Fidget wears Olivia's hat when he impersonates her inside the bottle. He apparently returns it to her, as she is seen wearing it in her bottle prison. She loses it soon enough, has it again inside Buckingham palace, and then loses it once more.

When Basil escapes from the mousetrap, he does a quick change from his sailor disguise into his ordinalry clothes, except for his trousers, which remain blue. When the camera's flash goes off, his pants instantly change back to their usual brown.

Oliver and Company

In the For Sale sign above Oliver and his littermates, the word "Kitties" is spelled differently in different shots.

Dodger's bandanna should be partially visible under the string of hot dogs he wraps around his neck.

Oliver's paws are clean when he climbs onto the sawhorse, but they are covered with wet cement when he jumps down.

Why does Tito think a little cat claw is an alien?

The scratches vanish from DeSoto's nose.

Francis pulls off Fagin's sneaker, so how does it get back on in the dogpile?

Nobody saw Francis deliberately lie down and play dead in front of the stopped limo on the very busy streets of New York.

Georgette temporarily loses her beauty mark.

When Georgette peeks out from behind her dressing screen she is missing her ruff of blue fur. It's not a wig, is it?

Jenny's house has a different number over the door than the one on Oliver's tag.

Oliver is dumped out of a sack onto the floor of Fagin's barge, but when he stands up, the sack is gone.

Jenny is tied to a chair which is hoisted in the air on a hook. When said chair comes crashing to the floor, it instantly vanishes.

At one point, the notch in Tito's ear is on the wrong side.

The Little Mermaid

King Triton's main objection to humans appears to be the fact that they are "fish-eaters". While merpeople may not eat fish, most other sea creatures do, including crabs like Sebastian.

Sebastian tries to soothe Ariel by offering her something hot to drink. How exactly do mermaids drink?

There is a sailor whose shirt spontaneously changes color.

Flounder and Sebastian are parked in front of the entrance to Ariel's grotto when they see her pass overhead with Flotsam and Jetsam. How did those three get out of the grotto? Did they swim through the opening in the ceiling? If so, they swam away to one side and then made an about face before passing over Sebastian.

At first, the grommet on the sail Ariel wears as a dress is big enough for her to put her fist through. After she takes it off, however, the grommet shrinks to the size of Sebastian's eye.

Ariel could simply write Eric a note explaining that she's the girl who rescued him.

Keep a close eye on Ariel's fork. It sometimes has three prongs, sometimes four.

The napkins vanish from Prince Eric's dining table in the middle of the meal.

Chef Louie's reflection in the pots is reversed.

How did Ariel avoid having to eat Sebastian when he hid on her plate?

After Ariel sits through a dinner with Eric and Grimsby, she still thinks a fork is for combing your hair. Wasn't she paying attention?

On the wedding barge, Ariel is wearing shoes, which she must've picked up during her swim, because she was barefoot when she dove into the water.

The Rescuers Down Under

The pit trap is much too deep for McLeach to pull Cody out using his rifle.

McLeach has a feather in his hat a few seconds before he is shown placing it there.

McLeach boasts that he'll be rich when he bags the golden eagle Marahute. But he already killed her mate, and that obviously didn't make him rich.

The lock on Cody and Frank's cage is different in several shots.

McLeach's idea to let Joanna eat Marahute's eggs so that the eagle "stays rare" is pretty dumb. Those eggs must've been worth a lot of money. Maybe he couldn't figure out a way to get them out of the cliffside nest.

Cody never hears McLeach pursuing him in the Bushwhacker even though that contraption must be audible for miles around.

The sack holding Marahute is lowered into the cage through a trapdoor in the roof, but somehow the rope from which it is suspended doesn't go through the door.

Bernard is too big the last time he is seen in Cody's hand.

The final shot of Jake is a reverse image.

Cody's final words in the film are, "C'mon, Marahute, let's go home!" Hopefully, they rescue the animals from McLeach's hideout before they do that.

Beauty and the Beast

Lefou holds the deer carcass with the antlers toward his left, then instantly switches them to his right side.

When Gaston climbs over the roof and through the window to get to Belle, he leaves his gun somewhere inside the house.

Gaston ridicules Belle for reading a book with no pictures; but we saw pictures in the book in an earlier scene.

Belle's front door opens out instead of in...well, sometimes.

When Gaston tumbles out of Belle's front door he lands remarkably far from the house.

Mrs. Potts summons Chip to give Belle a refreshing cup of tea, but calls her son away while he's still half full.

When Chip goes to sleep, his cupboard contains nothing but cups, although we later see dishes inside.

When Lumiere kisses Belle's hand, his flame is on, then off, then on again.

The cupboard in the Beast's dining room is visible when the dishes come out to dance, but not in any other shots.

When Belle asks about the West Wing, Cogsworth and Lumiere refuse to tell her the truth, thus arousing her curiosity. There was absolutely nothing to hide. At this point in the film, Belle is avoiding the Beast. If they had told her the West Wing was his lair, she probably would've stayed far away.

When Belle first visits the Beast's lair, it's a wreck. Later, he invites her in and everything is tidy. However, we see it one last time, and it's back in it's old, decrepit state. Beast must've trashed it in another rage.

We know that the Beast has been enchanted for ten years, and that the rose will bloom until his twenty-first year. This would make the prince eleven years old when he was transformed. His portrait certainly doesn't look like that of a pre-adolescent.

We'd love to see how Belle got the unconscious Beast on her horse.

Gaston rapid-fires a blunderbuss, a weapon that must be painstakingly loaded by hand after every shot.

Gaston's bearskin rug moves from before the hearth to under his throne.

When the Wardrobe jumps into the fountain during the "Human Again" sequence, does she get the clothes stored in her drawers all wet?

When two toughs drag Maurice off to the asylum, he's facing forward, but a moment later they are holding his arms so that he's facing backward. Did he make a break for it and have to be nabbed again?

While the footstool carries off one of LeFou's shoes, LeFou is briefly seen wearing two shoes.

Chip doesn't look like a ten-year-old. Was he born after the transformation, as a teacup? Is that possible?

Aladdin

Aladdin loses his loaf of bread when he enters the harem, but soon finds it again.

How exactly did Jafar find the diamond in the rough? The magic hourglass showed him only a boy on a rooftop.

Raja bites a hole in Prince Achmed's pants so that his underwear is visible, but we see a scrap of underwear, not pants, in the tiger's mouth.

Observe Jasmine's reflection as she flies over the water on Carpet. According to the flower in her hair, the reflection is reversed.

When Aladdin and Jasmine fly around the world on the magic carpet, they see both a full moon and a crescent moon. Just how long was this date?

The tower that whisks Aladdin to the ends of the earth appears to be completely empty. So, what's it for?

Why does everything go back to normal after Jafar is imprisoned in the lamp? Why should Jafar's spells be undone just because he's now a genie?

A big fuss is made over Aladdin's final wish: will he use it to free the Genie? Why not allow the Sultan and Jasmine a few wishes of their own? That would allow them to free Genie and still wish for anything else they or Al might want.

The Lion King

There are no anteaters in Africa, except in the "I Just Can't Wait to be King" sequence.

In the song "Be Prepared", Scar sings that, for the hyenas, "the lights are not all on upstairs." How does he know what stairs are? Or lights?

After Scar knocks Zazu unconscious during the wildebeest stampede, the bird never remembers that somebody hit him.

Other characters call Pumbaa a pig, but for some reason he goes berserk only when the hyenas do it.

Pocahontas

John Smith ties a rope around his waist when he dives overboard in the storm, but it must come undone, because he's hanging on to the loose rope when he's pulled back on board.

Pocahontas' reflection is reversed.

Percy drags a bell cover into the middle of the floor, but when he lifts it, the platter that was underneath is missing.

The big bear Pocahontas shows to John Smith leaves tracks in the snow, but the baby doesn't.

Kocoum pulls out a tomahawk and knife seemingly by magic when he attacks John Smith.

When the angry settlers surround Ratcliffe, their shadows close in on him from all directions. This would only be possible if there were numerous light sources, one behind each settler.

The Hunchback of Notre Dame

It doesn't appear to be very cold, although the story takes place in January. Most of the characters go without coats or cloaks throughout.

Quasimodo slides down a rope to a post, which suddenly gains an additional rope tied to it.

Phoebus cuts off half of a guard's mustache, but it grows back later that same day.

For a moment at the festival, Frollo's rings are on the wrong hands.

After Esmeralda cuts Quasimodo loose, he's still tied to the pillory in one shot.

Why does the miller have those brackets on the outside of his door? You don't bar a door on the outside unless you want to keep people in.

Although Phoebus is shot in the back, his wound is in the front.

The chalice is seen on the table while Frollo is drinking from it.

The rip in Phoebus' shirt miraculously heals itself.

Esmeralda gives Quasimodo a pendant to lead him to the Gypsies' secret lair in case he ever needs her help. Quasi eventually deciphers the puzzle that leads to the Court of Miracles, but suppose he couldn't figure it out? The pendant's secret code should be used to baffle enemies, not friends.

When Quasimodo rescues Esmerelda, he places her on a bed, presumeably his. Then whose was that pallet where he earlier laid the unconscious Phoebus? Was it the guest room?

Quasimodo swings from drainspout to drainspout trying to outdistance Frollo's sword. If he only climbed down a foot or two, he would've been completely out of reach.

Hercules

Although Narcissus is not a god, or even a demi-god, he is seen living in Olympus.

Phil's front door opens either in or out, depending on the scene.

How old is Meg? She seems too cynical and world-weary to be a teen-ager, which might make her the first Disney heroine who is older than her sweetheart.

Where did Herc get that shield in the "One Last Hope" finale?

Pain and Panic carry baby Herc by his arms, but they switch arms in mid-flight.

Hades thinks Hercules is dead for eighteen years, even though Zeus and Hera know their son is alive. Don't they ever talk to each other?

When Hercules is mauled by his groupies, he loses one of his wristbands, which he has again a moment later.

There are several major glitches dealing with the conjunction of planets in. When the Fates tell Hades that the planets will align, of course they mean the six planets beyond Earth. This is clearly seen when the planets are shown in relative close-up. However, they are not only far too close together, but also totally out of proportion. Saturn and Jupiter should be gigantic compared to all the other worlds in our solar system. Besides that, there should be three planets beyond Saturn, not two. And not one of the dozens of moons around these worlds is visible.

Why do the Titans flee from Zeus as soon as he is freed by Hercules? They defeated him only moments before and might be able to do so again. At least, you'd think it would be worth a try.

Herc kneels down and puts his hands into the River of Death, but when he dives in a few moments later, he has at least a hundred foot drop.

Hercules risks his life to free Meg from the Underworld. Too bad that, according to Greek mythology, she'll eventually end up there anyway, along with everybody else.

Hercules finally wins the right to return to Mount Olympus when he risks his life to save Meg from the Underworld, because, as Zeus says, a hero is measured by the strength of his heart. Didn't fighting the hundred-foot cyclops without his godlike strength, a move that looked like certain death, count for anything?

Mulan

Does the Fa family ever wonder who destroyed their Great Stone Dragon?

Mulan does a great job of disguising herself as a man. Of course, the fact that her eyelashes, lips, skin tone, and jawline change whenever she pulls her hair back certainly helps.

How does Mulan fit into her father's armor so well?

Mushu says that Ping was the name of his best friend growing up. So, what is a guardian spirit exactly? We didn't think a spirit would have a childhood. Are they the spirits of dead dragons or other animals? Is Mushu dead?

When Chien Po lifts five of his comrades in full armor, plus a horse carrying two people, it is believable because of his characterization as a gentle giant. However, Yao is actually supporting the weight of Mulan, Kahn, and Shang by holding the arrow with the rope attached.

And if Chien Po is so strong, why can't he climb the pole with the weights attached to his wrists? He must be just a lousy climber.

Mulan wants to know why Shang can no longer trust her when he learns she's really a girl. Maybe because Shang just found out Mulan was lying to him all along.

In the Emperpor's palace, the column on Shang's left suddenly vanishes.

Mulan and her three friends, along with Shang, defeat the Huns in the palace, but they just run from Shan-Yu. Don't you think they could take him?

Tarzan

After the baboon chase, the sketch magically appears in Jane's waistband.

Tarzan is surprised to learn there are other creatures like him. Does this mean that Kala told him he was her natural offspring? If so, all the other apes must be keeping the secret with her, since they all know she found him as a baby. On the other hand, if Tarzan knows he's a foundling, he must realize he came from parents like himself, and that similar creatures exist somewhere.

We know Professor Porter is eccentric, which is why he brings armchairs on his African expedition. But a grandfather clock? What could possibly be more useless?

The British Porters teach Tarzan to speak English with an American accent.

Terk mentions both minutes and weeks; do apes really use these units to measure time?

Clayton fires at least four shots in very rapid succession, no mean feat for a man using a double-barrelled shotgun.

Fantasia/2000

The Noah's Ark segment hinges on the plot device that Donald and Daisy keep missing each other and each thinks the other is dead. In all the time they spent onboard the ark, didn't they ever meet at mealtimes? Didn't they ever wonder who else was feeding the animals? Didn't they ever talk to Noah?

The Emperor's New Groove

Yzma says that only three people know she was fired. Actually, it's four, counting the servant who gave her the pink slip.

Kronk's excuse for accidentally feeding Kuzco elixer of llama: all Yzma's potions look alike. Except that Yzma actually handed him the poison she wanted him to use in a flask that looked nothing like all the other bottles. If he'd just used what she gave him, there would've been no problem.

Tipo tells his father Pacha that he swallowed a bug. This is funny because it shows the silly things kids do. It might work better, however, if we didn't see Pacha enjoying a giant bug in the diner.

Kronk's evil "shoulder guy" tries to prove he's right by pointing out that the good shoulder guy wears a dress. Although this is true, every man in the entire movie, including Kronk, also wears what technically amounts to a dress.

One of Kuzco's servants paints over his thumb, but the digit shows no paint on it.

Kuzco dumps Pacha's poncho and hat on a road in the middle of nowhere, yet Pacha has them again the next time we see him. Maybe all his clothes look alike.

Atlantis: The Lost Empire

The very first line of dialogue is one unknown Atlantean saying to another, "You fool! You've destroyed us all!" What'd this guy do, cause the tidal wave all on his own?

When Milo accidentally rubs his chalk map off the blackboard and onto his sweater, it should be a reverse image. Instead, it matches his drawing perfectly.

Milo discovers that the Shepherd's Journal is hidden, according to the runes he translates, on the coast of Iceland, yet the map he draws shows its location about as far inland as you can get.

Thatch leaves Milo a package inscribed, "For Milo, With Love, Thaddeus Thatch." Why not sign it, "Grandpa?"

The Shepherd's Journal has a disappearing clasp.

Audrey gives her tray of slop to Mole, who tosses his own onto the ground. But Audrey has a full tray a moment later. Did Cookie come along to give her seconds?

Although the zipper was invented before 1914, it was not called "zipper" or commonly used for years. Yet, Milo has one on his pants and Cookie tells Milo he looks like a zipper.

Kida tosses Thaddeus Thatch's helmet aside while exploring the camp; it's apparently lost and never seen again.

What makes the firfly "cage" fall onto the bridge? It doesn't look like any explosions come near it.

Somebody must grab some baggage as the Atlantis expedition flees from the firefly attack, because Milo leaves the picture of his grampa and the Shepherd's Journal behind, yet they both reappear later in the film.

Not to get too picky, but there is a comma missing from the subtitles.

Milo utterly mangles the name "Kidagakash", which is a little strange, since he does speak Atlantean.

Where does Kida get the knife she pulls on the soldier--from that little bikini she wears?

The stone heads of seven kings fall around the crystalized Kida, but there are clearly ten kings floating a few minutes before.

Audrey is in her truck, ready to drive away from Atlantis when Milo tries to convince her not to follow Rourke. We then see a shot of her climbing into the truck. Did she forget something?

When Audrey and the others side with Milo, Rourke takes off and leaves them, but nobody ever asks Dr. Sweet if he wants to go or stay.

Rourke's plan to blast the top off the cone of the volcano was pretty risky, since he had no way of knowing whether or not the whole mountain was underwater.

Milo is shown carving the stone head of the late King Kashekim Nedakh. Cartographer, linguist, plumber...and stonemason?

Lilo and Stitch

While Lilo runs to her dance lesson, she puts on her grass skirt over her swimsuit. But when she arrives at the class, she's wearing a red tube top and the bathing suit is gone.

Why doesn't Pleakley use a monocular viewmaster? Jumba has four-lensed binoculars for his four eyes.

Hopefully, whoever finds the four blasters Stitch drops when he's run over by the truck will put them to good use.

Did the workers in the animal shelter really think the six-limbed Stitch was a dog? Furthermore...

If they thought he was a dead dog, as the clerk said, they wouldn't have put the body in a pen with a bunch of live dogs.

Lilo plugs in her amplifier at the beach using an extention cord, but there is no cord from the amp to Stitch's guitar. Is she using canned music and he's just faking it?

The scratches on Lilo's prison canister vanish.

Treasure Planet

Jim Hawkins rises as dawn breaks aboard the ship, a ship flying through space. Maybe they were passing near a star.

John Silver threatens to use the ship's cannon to blast Capt. Amelia's party to atoms. When Jim sneaks aboard the Legacy, why doesn't he use said cannon to blast the pirates? Could it be a two-man job to fire it?

Brother Bear

Koda sure makes it sound like the Salmon Run is an annual event, and that he's been there before. But there's no way that cub is more than a year old.

Those bighorn sheep lived all their lives on mountains and never heard echoes before?

Home on the Range

In the song "Yodel-Adle-Eedle-Idle-Oo," three separate references are made to Alameda Slim being fat, which he is. Only the lyrics always refer to his fat posterior; he's actually only fat above the belt.

Why does Lucky Jack pause to put his ear to the ground? He's not tracking anything, he's just leading the cows to his old home. Did he hear a noise he wanted to check out?

The padlock on the cattle car opens on both the right and the left in different shots.

The sign announcing the sale of Patch o' Heaven lists September as the date, but the deed Alameda Slim tries to sign says it's May 4th.

After Yancy O'Dell buys Patch o' Heaven with all its livestock, Sheriff Brown proceeds to auction off the baby chicks. Why aren't they included with the livestock?

The Princess and the Frog

When Charlotte kisses the frog Naveen, she's not a princess anymore. Why doesn't she turn into a frog?

Toy Story

Bo Peep is fond of leaving lip prints on Woody's face. Does she borrow Andy's mom's lipstick, or just use red crayon?

Buzz thinks Andy's bed is a spongy planetary surface, but moments later reveals that he knows he's in a room.

Although Buzz doesn't know he's a toy, he knows enough to freeze when a human being is present.

The moving van driver in Toy Story never notices his ramp is dragging along the road, shooting sparks. Sparks which aren't there, by the way, when Buzz and Woody fly over.

A Bug's Life

Manny the praying mantis should be more interested in eating Gypsy than in marrying her.

Hopper and his gang love the circus bugs; so how come their act bombs when they work for P.T. Flea?

When Atta sees the phony bird catch fire, she yells Dot's name out of fear for her sister's life; yet she has no way of knowing just who is inside that bird.

Toy Story 2

Why doesn't Woody know his own backstory? Buzz knows his from A to Zurg, yet Woody doesn't recognize Jessie or Bullseye when he meets them.

Woody has also forgotten his own personal history. He's an old family toy from the 50's, but he apparently remembers nothing about a previous owner growing up and losing interest in him.

We know from his first movie that Woody has no control over his pullstring voicebox; when the string is pulled, he talks, even when he wishes he wouldn't. Yet in this film, Jessie playfully pulls Woody's string and he doesn't say a word. Well, except maybe "Yaagh!"

All the toys in boxes appear to be unconscious of their surroundings. So, how does Zurg awaken to break free from his package? And how could the Old Prospector watch other toys being sold while he languished on a store shelf?

Al carries a nearly empty valise when he faxes the photos of Woody to Japan. When the rescue toy team hides inside the bag, Al doesn't notice the sudden added weight of four toys and a piggy bank.

How many of those little balls does the Zurg action figure have stored in that little toy gun?

Monsters, Inc.

The simulation kid makes a lot of subtle facial movements, but once we see it's a fake, it looks a lot less sophisticated.

All the scarers are listed on the scare floor tally board last name first, except Randall Boggs.

George Sanderson has a bandage placed on his back by the C.I.D., after which he is shaved. Then the bandage is removed. The question is: how'd they get it on the skin under his hair?

Does time pass the same in the monster universe as in our own? If so, Boo's parents must be frantic when she disappears for two days.

Where did Mike and Sulley get the crayons that Boo colors with? Did they go shopping for her? Or do they keep crayons in the apartment?

Boo is so young that she can only say a few words, yet she is completely potty trained. Either she's very slow in the one or very advanced in the other.

The Abominable Snowman tells Mike and Sulley never to go out in a blizzard, then goes out himself to get more snowcones.

When Sulley needs to escape the human world and return to Monstropolis, he simply heads for the nearest child's bedroom door, in this case at the foot of the Himalayas, and, voila, he's home. We know that a closet door only opens onto the monster world when the door is activated on the Scare Floor. Do the monsters hit every single door every night? If not, then Sulley might've waited around for ages before hitting upon the right door at the right time.

The millions of closet doors seen in are all strikingly similar. Not one is a sliding door, a louvred door, or anything other than a standard, one-panel wooden door.

When Mike and Sulley ride the doors into the warehouse, they see hundreds of rows of hanging doors, but only one row has an overhead rail leading to it.

Luckily for Mike and Sulley, none of the doors hanging in the storage area that they try to exit are sandwiched in the middle of a row, or they'd never get through them.

Waternoose used the factory's converor belt to bring Boo's door, along with Mike and Sulley, to the scare floor. How does the boss know that our heroes are at that moment hanging on to that particular door?

Mike's New Car

Mike uses a cell phone from under the hood of his car. Where'd he get it? From his pocket?

Finding Nemo

Mr. Ray, the manta teacher, tells Marlin not to worry while his son is in school; he'll be safe while with the teacher. This is after Mr. Ray failed to notice four of his pupils sneaking away from the class to the open sea.

Why does Gurgle agree to escape to the ocean if he's deathly afraid of germs? Surely the aquarium water is more sanitary.

Dolphins can't talk underwater but every other sea creature can.

The Incredibles

Bob and Helen get married in their secret identities, yet most of their guests are in costume.

What happened to all the world's super-villains when Mr. Incredible and the rest of the heroes went underground? Did they obey the law and cease using their super powers? Highly unlikely. Did they continue to loot and pillage unhindered? Were they stopped by the ordinary police force?

If Dash can move fast enough to be invisible to a video camera, it's hard to believe any Syndrome-created vehicle could keep up with him for any length of time.

Mr. Incredible and Mirage are shown at opposite ends of a very long dining table, yet the over-the-shoulder shots make them appear much, much closer together.

When Bob Parr comes home with a brand new sports car, he turns around and there is suddenly a new car for Helen parked where you couldn't see anything before.

Why does Helen bring the kids' masks with her? She doesn't even suspect the kids are stowing away. In fact, she leaves the costumes home.

Flaming debris from their doomed jet hits the water several minutes after the Parr kids, even though their descent was slowed considerably by an Elastigirl parachute.

Why did Violet bring a hairband on the plane, seeing she never wears one?

The doors in Syndrome's lair open with security cards, then close automatically; yet the one that catches Helen's midsection is found just standing open as the guard walks through.

When the guards find Violet and Dash, one of them asks, "Are they supers?" Duh, they're wearing red tights with black masks, whaddaya think they are, door-to-door salesmen?

Violet disappears in front of the squadron of armed guards, but they don't react at all until Dash tries to run.

When Dash reminisces about the cool battle his family has fought, he mentions the part where "Dad threw that car." Too bad that hasn't happened yet.

Bob Parr takes his car when he's off ot catch the plane to Nomanisan Island. But when he finally gets home at the end of the film, his car is there.

Meet the Robinsons

Grandpa Bud & Grandma Lucille should recognize Lewis even before they see his hair--after all, he's their son.

Young Michael Yagoobian is encouraged to become a villain by the time-travelling Bowler Hat Guy, who wouldn't exist if Goob had not become a villain, which he wouldn't have become if he hadn't been encouraged by his future self, who...

Lifted

The beam is suddenly passing through the tree branches, which it didn't do earlier.

Ratatouille

There's really no reason for Linguini to practice blindfolded. He's allowed to keep his eyes open while at work.

Skinner picks up the phone and shouts, "Get me my lawyer!" Yet he never dials a number. Does he have a receptionist? We never see one anywhere in the restaurant.

Although it's the funniest scene in the movie, Remy doesn't need to animate the sleeping Linguini to fool Colette; so what if she sees him sleeping on the floor after working all night?

Wall*E

Wouldn't airless space kill Wall*E's precious plant?

Alice's Wonderland

Alice, while running from some lions, outpaces two rabbits. Does this mean the rabbits were eaten by the lions?

Alice's Egg Plant

One of the striking chickens' combs starts flashing.

Julius' saddle disappears into thin air.

The Barn Dance

A 50-lb weight just appears in the carriage.

Shangheid

Watch the three guys in the lifeboat vanish along with the sailor peeking around the corner of the bulkhead.

El Terrible Toreador

The matador's vest flashes black and white.

The Merry Dwarfs

One dwarf plucks the other's beard like a harp string, but the beard actually plucks by itself before he touches it.

Springtime

Four different-sized frogs are tossed into the air; when they come down, they are all the same size.

El Terrible Toreador

A spittoon suddenly appears near the table.

Cannibal Capers

The spoon and the salt and pepper shakers appear and disappear near the cook pot.

Autumn

The duck's "quack" is out of sync with his beak.

Midnight in a Toy Shop

As the spider walks back and forth across the shop floor, toys appear and disappear as needed.

Arctic Antics

The penguins lose their bellybuttons.

Watch the dancing penguins in slow motion. The one on the right keeps disappearing.

Birds of a Feather

Several things change color: the black swan's wing, the lyrebird's short tail feathers, the baby chick...but the best is the tree on a grassy knoll in the cycling background, which changes every time the swan swims past.

Mickey's Orphans

Mickey gives the babies a sack full of Christmas presents, including several small hatchets. Is he nuts?

Mickey Cuts Up

Minnie loses her hat while running under a clothesline, but regains it immediately after.

Traffic Troubles

Mickey's customer is so fat that he stretches the back of the taxicab to its limits. When viewed from the inside, however, he is sitting comfortably with plenty of room.

The Cat's Out

The rolling bucket crashes into the post and lands a few feet away. Suddenly it is right next to the pole, and then it's gone altogether.

The Moose Hunt

When Mickey needs a moose call, he pulls it not from a pocket or from behind his back, but from thin air.

The Fox Hunt

The cap on the guy holding the dogs' leashes keeps changing color.

Winter

The blizzard stops instantly when we see the bears hibernating.

Night

The girl frog's white belly keeps changing to black.

Bugs In Love

The cuckoo clock house is bigger inside than out and has different furniture the second time we see inside.

Babes in the Woods

The trap door opens in the opposite direction.

The Whoopee Party

Dippy Dawg, aka Goofy, does a good imitation of Mickey.

Watch Horace's bowtie. It goes through some interesting color changes, even for a black-and-white cartoon.

Mickey's Good Deed

At the end, Pluto's front leg turns white.

The Bird Store

The calendar on the wall behind the walking parrot vanishes into thin air.

The Wayward Canary

Celebrity photos autographed to Mickey are kept in Minnie's house.

Santa's Workshop

Santa sure has a lot of unread letters on Christmas Eve. He'd better get busy!

Monkey Melodies

One monkey's leg changes color, another monkey's leg vanishes before our eyes.

King Neptune

The "bonk" sound effect comes noticeably later than the cannonball lands on the pirate's head.

The Three Little Pigs

Fifer Pig builds his house around a center pole, which vanishes when the Wolf blows the house down.

When the three pigs houses are blown away, the furniture which we already saw inside is no longer there.

When Capt. Hook kicks the rowboat away, Smee's oars go flying, but he has them again immediately after.

Father Noah's Ark

The lion has a black mane when he boards, but it is brown later on.

Lullaby Land/

The buttons reappear on the baby's PJs.

Ye Olden Days

The patches on the donkey's blanket appear and disappear.

Giantland

Mickey spends a lot of time moving around on the giant's tongue. So, why didn't the giant taste him? Of course, the whole cartoon is only a story Mickey is telling.

Mickey's Mellerdrammer

Some of the floorboards vanish under Goofy.

Old King Cole

Two identical Queens of Hearts exit the party. Shouldn't there be only one?

Mickey's Pal Pluto

When the end of the rope is up near the pulley wheel, the rope is noticably longer.

The Night Before Christmas

This short has interesting technical problems: the background variously tilts, shakes and shrinks throughout the cartoon.

The Big Bad Wolf

Grandma hides in a cupboard, which suddenly acquires a sliding bolt on the door.

Goddess of Spring

Pluto carries Persephone with her head at his right hand, but then is suddenly holding her the opposite way.

Two-Gun Mickey

Pete's peg leg is on whichever side is most convenient for the animator.

The horses hitched up to Minnie's wagon switch sides.

Mickey's Steam Roller

Mickey temporarily loses his tail.

Who Killed Cock Robin?

Jenny Wren sings that the killer sneaked up behind Cock Robin, but Rob was clearly shot in the chest.

The Three Blind Mousketeers

Capt. Katt puts out his lantern before sneaking up on the Three Blind Mouseketeers. Is he afraid they'll see the light?

Lonesome Ghosts

When the ghosthunters enter the haunted house Donald loses his scarf.

Goofy adjusts his tie in the mirror, only he's not wearing one.

Modern Inventions

The barber chair has three shackels to hold the customer's feet.

Self Control

When Donald lies on his stomache in the hammock, he rolls over and his right foot turns into his left foot.

Donald's Cousin Gus

Gus leaves the mailbox, which was mounted on the side of the pole, upside-down, but it is later shown rightside-up, mounted on the top of the pole.

Donald's Penguin

How does the box lid fit inside its own box?

Tugboat Mickey

Donald has a fight with a large piston and gets his shirt caught. The piston then flips him around into some positions that would be impossible without tearing his shirt.

The Riveter

The rivet gun suddenly appears behind Donald.

Donald's Dog Laundry

Pluto bites the string off a rubber bone, but it soon comes back.

Mr. Mouse Takes a Trip

Pete tosses both suitcases from the train, but Mickey left Pluto's behind at the last station.

Lend a Paw

Pluto rescues a mewing sack from the river. When he sees a kitten crawl out, he is first surprised, then disgusted. Just what did he think was making that sound?

Pluto somehow gives a mighty yelp while he's hanging onto a rope with his teeth.

Early to Bed

Donald tries and tries to fall asleep, but doesn't think of turning off the light until halfway through the cartoon.

Chef Donald

Donald loses his chef's hat but finds it when he climbs up on the table.

The Little Whirlwind

Where's the nail in bottom of basket in The Little Whirlwind? Where's the hole Mickey tore in it?

The Vanishing Private

The bottoms of the pies are grey, like tins, but Donald eats them, tin and all.

Sky Trooper

Donald re-enters the room without the pin for Pin the Tail on the Plane; he gets it back in time to stab Sgt. Pete.

Donald's parachute is there, and gone, and there, and gone...

Donald removes Pete's right shoe and sock, but then his left foot is bare instead.

Der Feuhrer's Face

Donald throws a shoe at a cuckoo clock, which is strange considering he never wears shoes.

Donald faithfully screws down all the nose cones on the shells, even those that are already down.

Home Defense

The nephews' chevrons switch arms.

In the middle of drumming his nephews out of the service, Donald mysteriously regains his hat; when he reinstates them, they somehow get back the wooden swords he broke.

Although Donald tears the nephews' sleeves, the sleeves repair themselves.

Fall Out--Fall In

The soldier in front of Donald conveniently loses the canteen off his knapsack whenever Donald wants to mark off the miles travelled on the unsuspecting soldier's backpack.

Donald loses his knapsack in the middle of the hike, then gets it back.

When the bugler's snoring disturbs Donald's sleep, the duck heaves a rock at him--a rock that inexplicably appears at his feet.

Donald Duck and the Gorilla

A news report tells the nephews to subdue Ajax the gorilla with tear gas, which they fortunately have in the closet.

Commando Duck

Grey bands simply appear on Donald's raft as he inflates it and vanish later.

The rubber raft is caught in a tree, and a helmeted Donald falls inside as it fills with water and expands. Somehow his helmet ends up outside the raft-balloon.

Lighthouse Keeping

Donald tries to read by the constantly moving light from the lighthouse lamp, a very funny gag, except that he is later shown with a lantern he could've used.

Three for Breakfast

How did a butter dish get on Donald's roof?

Mickey and the Seal

Sometimes the basket has a lid, sometimes it doesn't.

The seals leave the zoo after Mickey and still beat him to his house. Apparently he and Pluto stopped somewhere along the way, which is probably where they leave the picnic basket.

The Brave Engineer

Casey Jones' conductor leaps from the train in terror. A few seconds later, we see him standing on the train's roof.

Food for Feudin'

Pluto's doghouse loses the scratches around the outside and the name over the door, but gains a clip and leash.

Bee on Guard

Bees should have a have queen, not a king.

The bees lose their buckets when they dive for cover.

Lucky Number

The door is missing from the phony gas tank.

The picture of the car is missing from the ticket.

Dude Duck

The gun vanishes from the ground near Donald's feet, and is replaced by a rope.

Plutopia

Mickey takes the muzzle off Pluto, but the leash was already gone.

Test Pilot Donald

The wire comes off the model plane, then is back on, not once, but twice.

Corn Chips

The chipmunks must've dropped Donald's hat on the ground, because the duck gets it back somehow.

The door is open although Donald clearly didn't leave it that way.

Pluto's Party

Both the place cards on the table and the canopy disappear.

How did Pluto grab a lighted candle when he already blew them all out?

Donald's Applecore

The apples at the end of the cartoon are the size of cherries.

Trick or Treat

The nephew's eyes are suddenly visible inside the ghost costume.

Pluto's Christmas Tree

Dale throws a green ornament, but Pluto catches a red one.

Mickey has a bowl of acorns on the table. Do many people eat acorns?

Mickey lights the candles but stops at the one that is really Dale in disguise. A moment later, the next candle is somehow lit, even though Dale already took the wick from it.

Uncle Donald's Ants

The tape is gone frome the keyhole.

Two Chips and a Miss

Chip's reflection reversed.

The chipmunks' boutonniers change from one lapel to the other.

Susie, the Little Blue Coupe

Susie's antenna is seen sometimes on her left and sometimes on her right side.

The license plate of Susie says 711, but the police radio gives out a different number for her.

Canvasback Duck

The rope is gone from Pee Wee Pete's arm for a few frames.

Donald's Diary

When Donald wakes, Daisy's dress changes for one brief shot.

Pigs Is Pigs

Flannery says he's got nine guinea pigs, but it's more like thirty at that point.

Grin and Bear It

Ranger Woodlore tells the tourists there is no fishing in the park but doesn't react at all to the guy with the fishing pole over his shoulder.

Humphrey puts what looks like the last piece of cheese on the sandwich. Then there's suddenly more on the table.

The Flying Squirrel

An open flame appears on the peanut cart and there is suddenly a box of popcorn on the ground.

Donald repeatedly loses the spikes on his ankles.

When Donald fastens his belt, it hooks on one end; when Chip unhooks it, the buckle is somewhere in the middle.

Donald's saw has a wooden handle at both ends, that is, until the scene where the chipmunks bunch it up inside the tree.

A feather suddenly appears in Chip and Dale's hollow tree home.

Chips Ahoy

The shelf with the ship in a bottle is sticking out the window the first timewe see it, but later is about six feet further away.

The lid vanishes from the tin can.

Can't Donald swim from the island to the shore? It's not all that far.

Goliath II

The little elephant's black eye moves from one side of his head to the other.

Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree

Piglet doesn't appear in the first Pooh cartoon, although he is featured on the theme. What a dirty trick to play on viewers!

There are no gophers in England, except for the one in the Hundred Acre Wood.

There is a yellow...something on the floor of Rabbit's house in, but it quickly vanishes.

Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day

In Owl's house, a full teacup slides across the table, but when it tips onto Piglet, it's empty.

The lyric to "The Rain, Rain, Rain Came Down, Down, Down" states that Pooh rescued ten honey pots, but in one shot he clearly has eleven.

Winnie the Pooh and Tigger, Too

Piglet's scarf turns momentarily pink.

Watch Kanga very carefully when she unties her scarf; her hand motions are all wrong.

Kanga's scarf shrinks when it's placed on Roo.

Small One

Small One's nose and hooves are the wrong color at various times.

Winnie the Pooh and a Day For Eeyore

Owl's home is destroyed in Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day, and Piglet gives up his house, but by A Day for Eeyore, they're both back in their original dwellings.

The honey on Pooh's and Owl's faces vanishes.

Mickey's Christmas Carol

Scrooge looses his slippers, but has them again later.

Rat and Mole are much too large. Watch their original film and you'll see they are much closer to the size of a real mouse than to Mickey.

Ebeneezer Scrooge stands alone amidst Willie's footprints in the snow, but the giant's other prints have vanished.

Scrooge pulls down the bedcurtains and the wall behind his bed is visible. A second later, there are still curtains behind the bed.

When Scrooge's encounter with the ghosts is ended, his door is suddenly unlocked, although he earlier secured every bolt.

The Prince and the Pauper

According to the narrator, the Prince ruled with justice and compassion, as he had promised. If he's referring to the promise made at the King's deathbed, it was Mickey, not the Prince, who made it.

The Reluctant Dragon

The horse steps on Goofy's right foot and pulls off the boot. So why is his left foot bare?

Song of the South

Brer Bear has his buttons torn off, but the holes in his jacket mend themselves later on.

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

It seems as if the giant squid can't harm the Nautilus. So why not wait until it goes away? Even though Capt. Nemo calls it the most tenacious of sea beasts, how long will it continue to hang on to an inanimate object? It must get hungry sometime.

Ned pulls a knife from his belt, dives into the sea, swims to Capt. Nemo, pulls a knife from his belt, and cuts the captain free.

When Ned Land is thrown into the store room, he lands in a fishnet and takes a while to untangle himself. When he finally stands up, the sailors still haven't closed the door for some reason.

The water level is "five feet and rising" in the power compartment of the Nautilus, but it's only waist high to the man inside.

The Shaggy Dog

One of the cops in repeatedly calls his fellow officer by his last name: Hanson, even though it is later revealed that they are in-laws.

Prof. Andressi scolds Therm, "I told you never to come here at night!" Therm then informs the professor that he'll be over at eight the next night.

The Swiss Family Robinson

During the swimmin' hole scene Ernst suggests they play Follow the Leader, after which, he promptly shouts that he'll race Francis down the slide. Since when is Follow the Leader a race?

Ernst Robinson gazes through his spyglass and says, "There's something moving there on the beach...pirates!" Um, Ernst, you can see the pirate ships without a telescope long before you can spot the people on the beach.

It must be months between Roberta's rescue and the end of the film, yet her hair doesn't grow an inch.

Babes in Toyland

How does Barnaby push the choir boy over? There appears to be a stained glass window between him and the toy.

Tom Piper calls for the infantry to attack Barnaby, but it's the cavalry that answers the call.

The Parent Trap

Susan insults Sharon by comparing her face to Frankenstein's. Of course, Susan has the very same face.

Susan has a popsicle which vanishes when she turns away from the camera.

When Mitch asks, "What'd you do to yourself," Maggie is highly insulted. Yet when her daughter poses the same question almost word for word, she isn't offended at all.

There is one segment soon after the camping scene in which one of Hayley Mills' twins moves too close to the edge of the split screen, causing part of her arm to vanish.

In Search of the Castaways

In In Search of the Castaways, Robert falls off the cliff and the condor swoops down to catch him by the shoulders. Now, either he flips over just before she catches him, or the bird makes a sudden u-turn, because she is clutching his shoulders the wrong way.

When the Mauris climb the rope, the wires on the actors are visible.

Bill Gay says he wove gunpowder into the rope he made while a prisoner of the Mauris. If he could manage to get gunpowder while held captive, couldn't he think of a better use for it?

Summer Magic

Osh Popham hides a painting in the Dutch oven to make the Careys think it had been there for years. But Osh had no way of knowing if the family had ever looked in the oven.

Mary Poppins

The robin in Mary Poppins is the American type, not the European.

Mr. Banks tears the children's advertisment into eight or ten pieces, but many more than that fly up the chimney.

Lt. Robin Crusoe, USN

Robin Crusoe fixes the generator on the submarine to use in the fight with Tanamashu. Too bad he didn't think of that a long time ago; he could've had electric power on the island, maybe even powered up the sub's radio.

The Happiest Millionaire

Cordy refuses a cigarette because "athletes never smoke", yet her father, who prides himself on his athletic prowess and taught her to box, smokes cigars.

When Cordy is missing from boarding school, Mr. Biddle insists the school notify the police; when Cordy turns up safe at home, however, he never calls the school back to have them call off the search.

Monkeys Go Home

The entire plot is based on the premise that a man's hands are too rough to pick olives. Yet, when Hank's chimpanzee pickers go AWOL, his neighbors agree to help him pick his olives, including the men.

Hank is told that olives must be picked using only the thumb and forefinger. He trains chimps to do his picking, but they don't pick the olives correctly.

The Adventures of Bullwip Griffin

Judge Higgins locks himself in a jail cell to escape an angry mob. The mob runs off into the night and the viewer is satisfied to see the villain at last behind bars. But wait, Higgins still has the keys in his hand, and can escape at any time. Thus the movie ends without really bringing the bad guy to justice.

Blackbeard's Ghost

Blackbeard's ghost knows nothing of what has transpired on earth in his absence, yet he somehow recognizes Miss Stowecroft.

The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band

Grandpa Bower continues to conduct even though no one is singing, playing or even looking at him.

The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes

Dean Higgins proposes putting students with low grades on probation. In high school, certainly, but in college?

The Love Bug

When Herbie stops on the edge of the cliff, his trunk flies open, but it is closed in the close-up.

When Tennessee hangs outside the Volkswagon to keep it balanced on three wheels, Herbie's door is missing the number decal.

Million Dollar Duck

It's no surprise that Dooley throws his wife's applesauce in the trash, but he also tosses out her Tupperware.

Katie tells her husband the applesauce in his lunch bag is on top. When we see the bag ripped open, the applesauce is the only item inside.

Bedknobs and Broomsticks

Prof. Browne turns himself into a rabbit to escape the Nazis. Once free, he promptly traps himself by hopping into the museum window through the bars before changing back to a man. It would've been smarter to speak to Miss Price through the open window, thus remaining free in case something went wrong.

The first time King Leonidas' roar is heard outside his tent, the breeze it makes nearly blows off the bear's hat, but it doesn't even ruffle the humans' clothing.

It's no wonder the Dirty Yellows win the soccer match; counting King Leonidas, they have an extra player on their team.

Snowball Express

Jessie McCord is startled when Johnny comes up behind him; he didn't expect to see people living in the hotel. Didn't he hear the kids screaming upstairs while he was prowling below in the kitchen?

Johnny Baxter falls into a pile of snow and emerges covered in white. A moment later, he's clean as a whistle.

The World's Greatest Athlete

Archer complains that Milo ruined his plan by stepping into the quicksand. But, since Nanu never saw them, they could always try it again later.

Escape To Witch Mountain

Mr. Bolt looks out of the helicopter window and sees the flying camper. After passing through a cloud, he looks out the same window and sees the camper apparently upside-down. Actually, it's the helicopter that is upside-down, still flying alongside the camper, in which case, the camper should be visible through the pilot's window, not Bolt's.

The Apple Dumpling Gang

Theodore shouts, "Get him with the rope. Rope 'im. Throw it!" on a deserted street at night, but Donovan never even turns around to see who's trying to waylay him.

The Strongest Man in the World

The chandelier starts moving before Dean Higgins swings on it.

In The Strongest Man in the World, Dexter tosses the bad guys around like rag dolls, doing a lot of damage to the lab in the already financially-strapped college.

Gus

Debbie Kovac is also called Kovacs, and even Kovatch.

The x-ray machine shows Spinner's glasses, but not the stethoscope he's wearing.

How did a cat get inside the hospital?

If you read the sports announcer Pepper's lips, it looks like he's saying "five consecutive field goals" when it sounds like "nine."

No Deposit, No Return

Jay climbs a flagpole and then looks up for Duster. Does he think the skunk can fly?

It's clear that Tracy goes to the corner mailbox to send her ransom note. Yet it comes to Grandfather Osborne via special delivery. Can you do that without making a trip to the Post Office?

Pete's Dragon

Does Nora wonder what made the Gogans' boat explode? Assuming, of course, she doesn't believe in Pete's dragon

Somehow, Pete can see Elliott when the dragon is invisible.

Pay close attention to the musical number "Bill of Sale." The very end of the song has each of the Gogans singing one line as they are individually flung through the air by Elliott. When Pa Gogan soars across the screen, we hear son Willie's voice, and when Willie flies by, we hear Pa.

Candleshoe

Casey is meticulously coached in a particular tune which she must be able to identify later. It might've been easier to teach her if someone had simply pointed out that the tune is "Greensleeves", also popularly known as "What Child Is This?"

Hot Lead and Cold Feet

The kids take the pistols from Rattlesnake and the Denver Kid, but where do they get the shotgun?

To confuse Mayor Ragsdale, Wild Billy forces Eli to change clothes with him. A short time after Billy rides into town dressed as Eli, Eli himself comes along in his underwear. Why didn't he simply put on Billy's clothes? There is no reason for him to appear undressed except that underwear is funny.

The North Avenue Irregulars

Carmel and Dean are told to find Mrs. Simms and have her "long-distance Rookie." They deliver the message with a little addition of their own: that this could bust the criminals' bank, which is true, but was not told them by their father.

In preparation for the climactic car chase, Mrs. Simms gets all the kids and pets out of her car, but she misses Bruno the St. Bernard, a dog as big as a sofa.

The Black Hole

An asteroid crashes into the Nostromo and flies through the ship's corridor in a perfect straight line.

Return to Oz

Ozma is Mombi's slave, yet she's allowed to wear a very nice gown. Guess Mombi's not all bad.

How does Jack Pumpkinhead get back the top of his pumpkinhead after the Nome King swallows it?

Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

Look closely at the incriminating "patty-cake" pictures of Jessica Rabbit and Marvin Acme. Jessica is an early version of the character which is significantly different from the final version. Well, maybe not different, just drawn that way.

Mr. Toad appears in Toontown two years before his actual movie debut.

The Rocketeer

The statue of Lindbergh has lost the chain when it crash lands.

The FBI surrounds Cliff's house to arrest him for the theft of the rocket. Well, they almost surround the house; in the middle of a tremendous gunfight, Cliff, Peevy, and the huge Lothar run unchallenged out the back door.

Cliff somehow acquires a duffel bag when he lands at the South Seas Club.

The Three Musketeers

Aramis reads from Genesis 3, but his Bible is opened almost to the halfway point. That particular printing must have a very long introduction.

D'Artagnon dispatches the queen's bodyguards, making Constance think he has criminal intentions. Upon learning D'Artagnon means no harm, Constance and the queen simply ride away, leaving the men lying on the ground. Let's hope the ladies went for the doctor.

The Three Musketeers push a flaming carriage at the pursuing horsemen, who turn and flee. They could've ridden off the road and into the field instead, let the coach pass by, and still caught the Musketeers.

Cool Runnings

Irv wants to use sprinters on his bobsled team because they can run exceptionally fast during the pushstart; during each pushstart, however, team member Sanka, the only one who is not a sprinter, always runs just as fast as the others.

The Santa Clause

One of the first things we see is an elf looking in a toy store window, whose presence is never explained.

The naughty/nice list presents an unusual style of alphabetical order. It goes neither by first or last name, somehow managing to keep all the people with the initials A.A. together.

Tom and Huck

Injun Joe testifies that he saw Muff Potter knife Doc Robinson four times. When Tom gives his version of the events, he has trouble convincing anyone he actually saw the murder until he reveals that the doctor was stabbed three times, not four, proving he was indeed an eye-witness. The trouble is, Injun Joe also witnessed the crime; in fact, he stabbed the doctor himself, but he couldn't get the details right.

The Princess Diaries

Mia and the Queen attend the Genovian Independence Day Ball at the San Francisco consulate. Shouldn't the queen attend such an important function in Genovia?

Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl

Elizabeth hides from the pirates in a closet, bypassing a nearby open ground-floor window as a means of escape.

Elizabeth says she didn't steal the medallion, although she took it from Will Turner without ever telling him, so, technically, she did steal it.

Capt. Barbossa complains that the Pirates of the Caribbean can't physically feel anything; that's part of the curse. However, he comments to the crew that Elizabeth's recently vacated dress is "still warm."

Capt.Jack Sparrow is locked in the Black Pearl's brig, but is freed when a shot blasts through the wall and destroys the lock on the cell door. Later, his entire crew is locked in what appears to be the same cell, only now it is repaired as good as new.

When Capt. Jack Sparrow is freed from the hangman's noose, he cuts his hands free on a sword stuck into the scaffold. He then runs off unarmed without even trying to take the weapon for himself. Perhaps he remembers an earlier incident in which he was unable to pull Will's sword from the door.

Sky High

Royal Pain seems to completely recall her past before she was Pacified. If the hero babies likewise recall their pasts, they'll probably never turn into villains, no matter how she raises them.

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest

Capt. Jack Sparrow escapes from prison by hiding in a coffin with a prisoner's dead body; the coffin is tossed into the sea and Jack is free. However, the leg bone he used as a paddle looks dry as, well, a bone. Did the guards really hang onto the corpse until it rotted away, leaving only a skeleton? Wouldn't they just get rid of the thing as soon as possible?

Will Turner sneaks over to Davy Jones' right side and reaches across to get the key which hangs on the villain's left. It would've been easier to go around to Jones's left.

The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause

When Scott Calvin and Jack Frost travel back to that fateful Christmas Eve, they see Santa take his tumble and vanish, but after he's already gone, we still see a shot of his gloved hand.

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End

Davy Jones chose to remove his heart and lock it away in a box when his true love was untrue. So, why does Will end up with his heart locked in a chest when he takes over the Davy Jones gig? His love remains faithful.

Enchanted

The New York police horses ignore Giselle's musical summons.

Where does Giselle get the shoes for her blue dress--from curtains?

National treasure: Book of Secrets

The President says he can't let Ben Gates off the hook for kidnapping him unless the treasure hunter finds the lost city of Cibola. Why? In the end, he simply makes up a story about being accidentally trapped in a secret passage, which he could've done in any case.

At the end of the film, Patrick and Emily appear to be wearing the exact same outfits at the excavation of Cibola as they wore when they discovered it days, weeks, or maybe even months earlier.

The Christmas Star

Det. Waters stops John Sumner to question him about something, but is distracted by Spider the sick dog and forgets what he was going to ask.

The old con says that only you can see your Christmas Star, yet both Detective Waters and the driver of the car see McNickel's star.

Chip N' Dale's Rescue Rangers

Chip's ears are on the back of his head as usual, until he puts on his hat, when they migrate to the sides of his head. Ouch!

DuckTales: Treasure of the Lost Lamp

Launchpad actually misses stepping on the trigger. But the trap springs anyway.

Scrooge opens Collie Baba's scroll without breaking the seal, which kind of defeats the purpose of having a seal.

Merlock changes into an eagle, picks up Dijon and flies to McDuck mansion, but when he lands, he's a vulture.

The plane Launchpad flies over the money bin still has Scrooge's monogram on the tail, even though it should've changed into a "D" along with everything else.

Scrooge's beret suddenly turns into his top hat.

When the money bin is transformed into Murlock's fortress, Scrooge has the misfortune to drop his cane, which is then absorbed into the morphing floor. Luckily, Scrooge somehow finds it again a few moments later.

Darkwing Duck

Darkwing Duck has a sidecar on his motorcycle even before he dreamed of having a sidekick.

Negaduck is the Negaverse version of Darkwing; he has the same adopted daughter and lives in the same house next to the Muddlefoots. So, why doesn't Negaduck ever attack Darkwing in his secret identity of Drake Mallard? It would be the easiest way to eliminate our hero.

Perfect Harmony

What is on Taylor's face when he first hears Landy playing the harmonica? It looks like burns or bruises covered with make-up.

The Return of Jafar

Although Genie lost his slave bracelets when he was freed, he wears them again in the DTV sequels and the television series; maybe it's a fashion statement.

Maybe before dropping Jafar's lamp down a well, Iago should rub it and make three wishes. Granted, it's a bit dangerous, but when you're as greedy as Iago, it's worth considering.

The top of Jasmine's vanity is suddenly different.

When Genie magically frees the Sultan from the dungeon, he also restores his hat.

A Goofy Movie

The car door handles open differently at different times.

When Max throws his possum hat on the ground, it is reversed--if he put it back on, the possum would be rightside-up, which is actually wrongside-up.

The reflection under the bridge is reversed.

The exploding car blows Goofy right out of his shoes and socks, but he has them again when he's hanging through the porch roof.

Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas

Belle's storybook is all in French except the illuminated words "hope" & "joy".

When Belle stands up in dungeon, the blanket falls from her shoulders, but it's not anywhere on the floor.

Hercules, the Series

Hercules and Hades meet in almost every episode, yet in the movie, Hades believes Herc to be dead.

Our hero meets many of the gods and goddesses of ancient Greece throughout the series, including Trivia, the god of crossroads. Only, according to Greek mythology, Trivia is supposed to be a goddess.

The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea

Even though Eric must be at least thirty years old, he's still called "Prince" without a king in sight.

Morgana can walk upright on land on her tentacles, whereas sister Ursula could only manage a crawl.

Melody goes barefoot on an iceberg with no discomfort.

Penguins, like Tip, are found only in the southern hemisphere, while walruses, like Dash, are found only in the northern hemisphere.

The Tigger Movie

Like every film set in the Hundred Acre Woods, this one takes place in England, yet we see several hummingbirds.

Return to Neverland

Where did Hook get the pixie dust to make his ship fly? That stuff does wear off in time.

Hook and his crew enter the window, cross over Jane, who is sleeping on the window seat, then turn around and kidnap her.

Peter Pan and the Lost Boys are still living under Hangman's tree, a very dangerous place since Capt. Hook already knows it is their hideout.

Jane has more than a half dozen bananas.

Kim Possible

Kim Possible started her "I can do anything" website to earn pocket money by house-sitting, dog-walking, etc. She only got into the save-the-world business when a client contacted her by accident. Yet she adamantly refuses to accept any money for her heroics. So how does she earn spending money?

101 Dalmatians 2: Patch's London Adventure

Cruella discusses the illegal job she has for the Baduns right in front of a constable.

Thunderbolt's cage is much bigger on the inside.

Mulan 2

Mulan's hair is continually changing length.

The Three Musketeers

Donald rows his boat backwards, stern first.

Stitch Has a Glitch

David grabs his sweater from the bench but quickly loses it somewhere.

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