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Maximus breaks the dam and floods the valley--perhaps he should arrest himself. The White Queen's wolves can't seem to pick up the Pevensies's scent when the kids are only a few feet above them. Nor do they realize the tracks stop at the tree. In Pluto Junior, that bird's-eye view of the yard shows a couple of mistakes: the washboard is on the ground, not in the tub, and Pluto is missing from between the doghouses. Doesn't the crew notice when the Nautilus tilts up to head for the surface instead of sinking to the bottom in its death dive? Perhaps they are too obedient to come out of their quarters against Nemo's orders to investigate. The thugs cast shadows on Taran, but he has none. With his appetite, it's a wonder Pooh has ten full honey pots in his house in Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day. In All In a Nutshell, the colorists can't seem to agree on whether the chipmunks have white or brown chins. In The Cactus Kid, Mickey stashes a gun in his shorts, but never tries to use it on Pete. Pete laughs at Elliott and says "Awww" at the same time. Instead of simply moving WALL-E into the light so he can recharge, trigger-happy EVE blasts a hole in the roof of his house. Here are last month's glitches: There's no way that city in the first scene of Bolt is a set; we see it from every angle, so the buildings must be real. Even with stunt drivers, it's way too dangerous for a child actor to weave in and out of traffic like that. In Bearly Asleep, a bear says Humphrey pinched him. Isn't he Humphrey? He sure looks like him. The spot on the female pub crawler moves to her other cheek; must be one of those phony beauty spots ladies used to wear as a fashion statement. In Nifty Nineties, the film tells the ladies to remove their hats, but Minnie doesn't. That illegal gambling den at Garibaldi's in The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes isn't very well hidden behind a simple curtain. No wonder the cops find out about it. The White Witch is furious with Edmund because his siblings escaped the beaver house. It wasn't his fault; he wasn't even there. She should blame her wolf pack. During the climax, Ariel follows Eric up to the surface, but for some reason surfaces several yards away, forcing the prince to swim to her side. In Beauty and the Beast: Enchanted Christmas, when we see the last page of Belle's book, it's sewn on backwards. We still hear the music even after the record stops in Madame Bonfamille's boudoir. Dug must have a really tough time climbing out from under the porch while Carl's house is flying.

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