Finding Nemo Glitches

We've collected some interesting bloopers from the Disney/Pixar film Finding Nemo, like these:

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.

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Glitches from Disney's Cars

If you are a Cars fan, you might've noticed these bloopers from the first film in the franchise:

Lightning McQueen doesn't know what rearview mirrors are, yet Mack has them.

Mater can drive backwards because he has side mirrors. Lightning does it later on without them.

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Lotso In Real Life

The Lots-O'-Huggin' Bear from the Disney/Pixar movie Toy Story 3, or Lotso, as he's more commonly called, ended the film fastened to the grill of a garbage truck. A real-life version was created by an enterprising truck driver, as you can see:

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Glitches From Disney's The Incredibles

According to the virtual map inside the Incredicar, Mr. Incredible is approaching the intersection with Adeline St., and then approaching it again several blocks later.

The Incredibles's home town is called Metroville on a train, the stadium, and one newspaper. But it's referred to as Municiberg on the radio, the bank, and another newspaper. Are they twin cities, perhaps?

Frozone reminds Mr. Incredible to get ready for his wedding, although Frozone himself is in the wedding party, too, and needs to change.

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

Monsters, Inc. Glitches

Here is just a sampling of bloopers from the Disney/Pixar film 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.

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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Infamous Disney Memo

You may have heard of a notorious memo once circulated through Disney's Animation Department.

When Disney Management in the eighties noted the box office failure of the film Young Sherlock Holmes, which I happen to like, by the way, they panicked. In an effort to distance themselves from this financial failure, someone conceived the not-so-brilliant idea of changing the name of their own picture Basil of Baker Street to a generic title: The Great Mouse Detective.

Disgusted, the animators and crew of Basil of Baker Street created a memo, supposedly from management, changing the names of all previous animated features. Here is a scan of that memo, preserved for posterity:

It is interesting to note that, in much more recent years, Disney and Pixar seem to have been plagued with the same mentality, giving us ludicrous titles like Tangled, Frozen, Brave, and worst of all, John Carter. Good movies; bad titles.

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Glitches From A Bug's Life

Pixar's second animated feature has its share of glitches. Here are a few:

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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Toy Story 4 Glitches

Now a few glitches from the most recent Toy Story film:

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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Toy Story 3 Glitches

Even my favorite Toy Story has bloopers, like these:

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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Toy Story 2 Glitches

How about some bloopers from the first Pixar sequel, Toy Story 2?

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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Toy Story Glitches

Check out these bloopers from the hit Pixar movie Toy Story:

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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Art Deco Disney from Coco

Of all the art and architecture styles, my favorite is Art Deco. At last, with Pixar's Coco, Disney has ventured into the realm of Art Deco with the home of Ernesto De La Cruz, done in the style of old Hollywood. Enjoy these stills.

The Disney Code

Can you decode this secret Disney message?

The secret message is below:

SOS! (dot, dot, dot, dash, dash, dash, dot, dot, dot)

A Real House From Up

Here's some creative person's take on Carl Fredericksen's house from the Disney/Pixar film Up:

Family Tree from Disney/Pixar's Coco

Miguel meets a lot of relatives, living and dead, in the Disney/Pixar film Coco. In case you can't tell the players without a program, here is the official Rivera Family Tree.

New Disney Villain: Ernesto De la Cruz

Now that it's far too late to worry about spoilers, we've added another Disney villain to our stable:

Ernesto De La Cruz, Coco, 2017

Occupation: late singer/actor/alleged songwriter
Henchmen: bodyguards
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