There's another door in the room in which the guys have barricaded themselves. They might at least try it before moving all that furniture.
The background is stone in a wood-paneled room.
The hinges are on the wrong side of the door.
That room looks smaller when Creech peeks in, too small for a horse, even a projection of a horse, to gallop around in.
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The simulation kid makes a lot of subtle facial movements, but once we see it's a fake, it looks a lot less sophisticated.
Mike says Sulley's been jealous of his good looks since the fourth grade. Yet according to Monsters University, the two don't meet until college.
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?
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It seems that Merlin and Mim are having their wizards' Duel a little too close to Snow White's Scary Adventures.
Ah, the infamous Invisible Hunny Pot concession!
Once you finish leveling up a character to the 10th level, their tokens are no longer available. So where did this extra Zero token come from?
Same thing happened with Olaf.
For those players who want more room for buildings in their parks, look how my churro stand is overlapping Mudka's Meat Hut.
And here we have two park guests in Rebel helmets trying to occupy the same space.
Some of the bugs have six limbs, some have only four.
When the two little boy ants taunt Flik upon his departure, the wrong one says, "Your dad's right; he's gonna die." It was his dad who said it, not his friend's dad.
The circus bugs could easily stop the Flaming Death trick and save P.T. by removing a match from the "fuse."
The ants actually remove leaves from the tree to make the bird, hastening the day when the last leaf falls. And how does Hopper know just when that will be, anyway?
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The droid's name is K-2SO.
When Woody goes to sleep with Bonnie in the RV, he really sleeps, eyes closed and everything. What if he hadn't woken up in time and was seen that way by Mom or Dad?
Dad announces he's ready to go even though he never took the RV to the garage for repairs.
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Woody's plan to escape from Sunnyside Daycare depends on several details he would be unlikely to know about, like Mr. Potato Head finding a hole in the sandbox and a child leaving a tortilla in his forgotten lunchbox.
The keys to Sunnyside Daycare are right where Woody was told: on the bulletin board. So how do the evil toys get outside?
Mr. Potato Head's parts can talk and move even when they are detatched from his body, but his wife's can't.
How do Woody, Bullseye, and the aliens get under the pail without being seen by Big Baby?
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There's no way Shaggy's candle can throw a shadow of itself on the wall.
The back of Morticia's neck turns black for a second.
Gomez and Morticia say they'll be on vacation for a few days. But in all that time, nobody goes to sleep. No wonder Shaggy's so tired throughout the episode!
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Eilonwy's blue dress is offered as a character costume change. Too bad she never wore one in the movie. Okay, so there was an early poster showing her in blue. But if we believed everything we saw on movie posters, we'd dress Snow White in pink.
Here's Trusty running for all he's worth, but getting nowhere.
In a similar vein, Judy Hopps is stuck on Main Street. No wonder Nick is shrugging.
Wheezy can't yell, but he could just tell Woody he's hiding behind a book.
Al's so honest, he doesn't even take the money from the cash box at the yard sale. Heck, he could steal the whole box to get Woody if he watnted to, instead of prying it open.
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.
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!" Nor does he talk when he pulls the string at the climax.
Shouldn't a Pete the Prospector doll talk more like the TV version of the character?
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None of the bugs Don sprays actually die, they just fly away. His chemicals must be as ineffectual as he is.
Shaggy can't decide whether to enter the corridor or go back to the hallway. Aren't they the same thing?
Freddy's eyes actually pop right out of his head for a second.
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Andy gets a Battleship game for his birthday, but the box is the wrong size.
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?
Woody's been Andy's favorite toy "since kindergarten." That makes it sound like Andy's been out of kindergarten for some time. Yet he still writes the word "bank" on a box with a backwards "n". Or does he keep his cardboard boxes to play with for years?
Buzz thinks Andy's bed is a spongy planetary surface, but moments later reveals that he can fly around "this room."
The debris from Combat Carl seems to fly awfully far, considering the size of the explosion.
The smear is immediately gone from Buzz's helmet.
That slime drink dispenser at Pizza Planet must make an awful mess on the floor every day.
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Luke's ocular device has a single objective (the part you see out of). But when we see what he sees, the view shows the double objective of common binoculars. Compare this to the view through the Hoth trooper's identical device, which shows a single rectangular image.
Rogue 2 radios to the rebel base that he found "them," even though he only sees Han. Luke might still be missing for all he knows. Unless by "them" he meant Han and the Tauntaun.
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The gang hears someone approaching the house and everybody runs to hide, Freddy, Daphne, and Velma behind the crate. If the mysterious person turns out to be the criminal, which is certainly possible, behind the crate is the worst place to be, as it's pretty likely he would be coming to check on his crate.
The blindfolded Shaggy pulls Scooby over the car seat like he can see him. Is he peeking?
Scooby suddenly appears next to Shaggy.
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It looks like young Raya could crawl under those nets without needing to send baby Tuk-Tuk to trip them.
Raya says there are hundreds of rivers, but there aren't nearly that many on the map.
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Lanny's pile of Christmas lights are multicolored, but when they're hooked up to Wayne's beacon, they are all white lights.
The Elves start their party at 9:00 hours, according to the caption; that should read "0900 hours" or "9:00", not both.
Why does Magee give Lanny that fruitcake? She didn't draw his name in the Secret Santa exchange.
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Curly doesn't move his lips to speak. Later, Shaggy does the same thing.
Freddy's eyebrows disappear.
Shaggy is so worried about rescuing Velma and the Stooges, he forgets all about Freddy and Daphne.
Moe has no pockets.
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Luke calls the damaged droid an R2 unit, though Star Wars lore names that particular droid R5-D4.
When Owen claims that Obi-Wan died about the same time as Luke's father, Luke assumes, for some reason, that this means the two knew each other.
Threepio moves after he powers down.
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