Edgar turns the fishing reel the wrong way: he's actually reeling the line in, not letting it out.

Davy Crockett's in the middle of the river when the alligator attacks him, but the gator is near the shore in the shots of it thrashing around.

In Saludos Amigos, Goofy's horse somehow gets ahead of the flying bolas.

In Pluto's Surprise Package, the envelope is blank while the turtle is wringing it out.

More guards enter Yzma's lab than are turned into animals. Were the others turned into tiny fleas?

In The World's Greatest Athlete, Nanu speaks broken English with an American accent, while Dr. Gazenga who raised him speaks perfect English with a Zambian accent.

Flik's harvesting contraption has no power source; what makes it run?

Although Beast's library has one of those ladders that rolls around the room, it would need a rail with curved corners to get around, not with right angles as in this movie.

When Pooh tells his reflection to go that way in Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day, it still should turn the way Pooh turns instead of the opposite direction.

Here are last month's glitches:

Dodger's sunglasses turn to eyeglasses when they fall to the floor.

In The Art of Self Defense, the Dandy Goof's gloveless hand should be black.

In Olaf's Frozen Adventure, Elsa can actually make objects fly on a cloud of snowflakes. Seems like she could've used that power in Frozen 2.

Chief Tui so hates the idea of Moana sailing past the reef that he's even upset when she merely draws a picture of a boat, a boat which she sees every day in the village.

The three musketeers go together to Athos's duel, yet never talk about their adversary, so never know they're planning to fight the same man.

Rabbit shouldn't be able to make a figure eight without skates.

The Prince in The Prince and the Pauper clearly mispronounces "cotangent."

It sometimes looks like Pinocchio can fit his head through the bars of the birdcage.

Alan-a-Dale pulls the rope through the prison window, but the second rope is missing.

In Treasure of the Lost Lamp, Duckworth tries to get Scrooge to put on his tux and go to the meeting. Scrooge does eventually go, but without changing clothes.