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Let’s talk about movie mistakes.
No one’s perfect right, everyone makes mistakes, even a huge company like Disney.
No matter how many artists or writers work on a Disney animation, mistakes and errors
are bound to end up in the final cut.
Let’s check out some examples with today’s list of Top 10 Worst Disney Movie Mistakes
You Won't Believe You Missed.
10) Starting off the list at number 10 comes from Toy Story.
One of the things we have come to love about the toys in the movie was how clever they
were.
They all had their own personalities and quirks but one thing they were all good at was forming
ridiculous strategies to solve their problems.
At the beginning of the movie we see Sarge and his army men scouting out Andy’s birthday
party.
They want to see what new toys Andy got for his birthday so they can warn all the other
toys who is joining his collection.
In order to communicate from different rooms, the army men are seen carrying a baby monitor
with them.
But there was one major mix-up that you probably didn’t catch onto.
The baby monitor that the army squad is using is the handheld half, which only acts as a
speaker.
It doesn’t have a microphone on it, which means the other toys wouldn’t actually be
able to hear what they were saying.
The one with the microphone is on Andy’s bedside table with the other toys.
So really, their plan would have been a big fail, but Disney just went along with it.
9) Our next mistake in spot number 9 is from Finding Nemo.
Now, this one is a little too technical for me personally to notice.
What I’m saying is i’m too dumb to even know that this was a thing, so if you caught
this one, good on you.
Pixar made a bit of a mistake when it came to the laws of physics.
It’s in the scene when Nemo’s fish tank friends make their escape into the Sydney
Harbour.
We see that they are all floating in little plastic bags of water.
Which might have seemed like a really good idea at first, but it isn’t once you realize
that bags of salt water wouldn’t float above the Ocean’s surface in perfect spheres.
According to the physics side of i, they would normally sink to match the same level as the
oceans body of water.
To me, I wouldn’t have ever noticed, and to be honest, I don’t really care.
I totally get the idea they had in mind, and it’s a Disney movie.
Nothing in Disney is realistic.
8) Sliding into number 8 is Monsters Inc.
Fans have pointed out a variety of continuum issues with the movie, but one movie mistake
that is a bit more obvious is Boo’s laugh.
Mike and Sully spend most of their time trying to keep track of the little girl, and they
soon realize that her laugh is more powerful than their own Monster screams.
It’s so strong that it could actually cause a massive power outage.
However, their inconsistency stands out because Boo spends most of her time in the movie giggling
and laughing away, so why don’t ALL of her laughs have the same effect?
It doesn’t really make sense.
The filmmakers have commented on this inconsistency and explained that it would cause too many
challenged if they followed that rule from beginning to end, so they were forced to just
ignore it.
But passionate Disney fans will never ignore a mistake; they will ALWAYS find it.
7) Up next at number 7 comes from Frozen.
I love this movie so much that I’m in denial about it having mistakes, but the reality
is that it does.
An obvious mistake involves a missing prop.
Props are an important part of movies, even in animated films.
You can notice a prop disappear in the scene when Hans tells Elsa that her sister has been
killed by cold magic.
While the two of them are out on the ice, it’s clear he doesn’t have any weapons
with him.
But just a moment later you can hear the sounds of a sword being drawn.
Just like that a massive sword magically appears as if it was there with him the whole time.
On top of that, he isn’t wearing a sheath that would have made the sound of a sword
being drawn.
So either Hans has some magical powers too or this was a really bad editing mistake.
6) In at number 6 is from the classic Disney movie Cinderella.
One of the most important moments of a Disney Princess movie is the ending of a love story.
Luckily for Cinderella, she gets her Prince Charming in the end and rides off in a carriage
with him after becoming his wife.
In reality, a wedding day is wildly special and well planned out.
But the editors didn’t plan out their side of the wedding scenes because Cinderella has
a wardrobe malfunction in the final edit.
In the scene where Cinderella and the Prince are riding off in their carriage, her wedding
dress is long sleeved as she waves out the window.
But then in the next shot we see them share a kiss and her dress is sleeveless.
There is no way she did a costume change that quickly.
Apparently there were two different animators working on it at the time and they are to
blame; there is even a slight difference in the colour of the carriages drapes too throughout
the scene.
5) Half way through the list at number 5 comes from the movie Tangled.
Another mistake that was found at the emotional climax of the movie.
Disney lovers were left in shock at the end of the movie when Eugene made the ultimate
sacrifice, cutting off Rapunzel’s magical hair to keep her from saving his life.
It was pretty intense, and maybe that’s why no one noticed a pretty obvious mistake.
Even the animators seemed to be distracted because in the scene, you can clearly see
that he has a metal shackle chained to his right wrist.
But then in the next angle when he raises his hand to touch Rapunzel's face one last
time, the shackle is magically missing from his wrist.
Not a massive mistake that will destroy the movie, just something that’s so silly it
shouldn’t have even happened.
For the people who did spot the mess up, it takes away from the big, dramatic ending.
4) Here we are at number 4 with one from Toy Story 2.
If fans found a mistake in the first movie you know they are going to find one in the
sequel.
This one is only silly because from an editing point of view, it’s kind of common sense.
Maybe my editors can back me up on this.
In the hilarious scene where Rex and Ham are playing with the television remote, flipping
through the channels, you might have missed the slip up when the TV was finally turned
off.
They are finally able to turn it off after some chaotic attempts, but when they do, the
reflection on the TV doesn’t show the two of them sitting in front of it.
The reflection of the room is on the TV, but not them.
So either the animators forgot to put the toys’ reflections on the screen or Hex and
Ham are actually the ghosts of dead toys.
3) Alright guys, at number 3 comes from Zootopia, or as some people know it as Zootropolis.
The 2016 movie was originally named Zootopia, but then Disney changed its name to Zootropolis
for the UK release.
But whatever title you want to go by, the mistake still remains the same in both.
The mess up happens in the scene when Judy answers the phone with her parents on the
other end.
When she answers the facetime call we can see that the time says 8:40pm.Moments later
we see the time on the phone says 9:44pm, but their conversation only lasted a few minutes,
so we’re not really sure how that happened.
Maybe they meant 8:44 and the conversation lasted 4 minutes?
I don’t know.
2) At number 2 we have a mistake from another classic Disney movie: The Lion King.
I’m just going to come out and say it you guys, this mistake is a bad one; this one
is rough.
It’s so ridiculous that no one caught onto it at some point in time through the editing
process.
It’s the scene where Timon spins around and is wearing a flower on his head and a
purple boa.
We expect nothing less from the crazy guy, but it’s amazing how he’s not wearing
either of the two costume pieces at the start of the shot.
When he’s facing away from the camera, he doesn’t have them on.
But when he turns around, BAM, they are there.
It’s easier to forgive continuity issues when its different shots, but all in one shot?
Not so forgiving.
1) Taking the number 1 spot is Pocahontas.
This one small mistake has been noticed by many people who have no problem admitting
how much it makes their head hurt.
Now, when it comes to the use of shadows in animated and CG movies, things can be tricky.
They have to bend, overlap, move, and distort, which can be a challenge for the animators.
However, there’s no way this should have made it into the movie.
When Pocahontas and Nakoma are walking and holding hands, their shadows in front of them
should be the same mirroring image, but it’s not.
For some reason, their shadows aren’t holding hands.
Their shadows actually don't look the same at all; it’s weird.
Alright guys, because I’m such a fan of Disney, I think I can look past these mistakes.
We all make mistakes.
But let me know down in the comments which one surprised you the most, and tell me if
you caught onto any of them before this list.
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