Other mistake: Near the beginning, when Abis Mal is catapulted by Iago, he is launched in a lobbed way but, strangely, he flies straight to the thieves.
Other mistake: Eleanor is eating a corn dog with a fork at the ice rink snack bar. Corn dogs are not listed on the menu though.
Other mistake: Fern's surname is misspelled as "Arabel" in the DVD subtitles. Her surname is actually spelled "Arable."
Other mistake: When Jack and Rocky get on Ed Sheeran's plane, they are carrying 2 guitars. After the Moscow concert, before the 'song challenge', Ed says Jack wrote 'Back in the USSR' on a 3 hr plane flight with no guitar on the way to the show. (00:37:38 - 00:38:38)
Other mistake: Cocoanut Hotel manager Mr. Hammer (Groucho Marx) reads aloud a telegram stating that guests will arrive on the 4:30 train. He then says, "The 4:15, eh?" and tells Jamison (Zeppo Marx) that he's going to "meet the 4:15."
Other mistake: Ponty follows the instructions of the titular book, which follows the logical progression through the corporate ladder. However, when he becomes VP of advertising, he is reading from the very first pages.
Other mistake: When Gepetto paints Pinocchio's smile on, he uses a darker red. But the smile is in black.
Other mistake: Between the audition cuts and the finals, some of the kept dancers are not keeping sync with the music.
Other mistake: The scene where Robin Ignico mentions Annie's new dog Sandy "but there's no bite in him," Lucy Stewart can be seen re-mouthing Robin's line.
Other mistake: Whenever a cat puts a hat on, there are no cuts for the ears to pop through. Instead, the ears simply swap from being on the cat to being on the hat between frames. Sometimes, when the cat's head is a bit too high, the ears on the hat are sometimes slightly misplaced.
Other mistake: Willowdean is disqualified for not having her talent costume approved - but the girl who gets 2nd runner-up [Millie) is also wearing a different costume than the one she had approved, and she is not disqualified.
Other mistake: The film is set in 1931. One of the characters uses the phrase "plenty of nutting." This phrase comes from the song composed three years later in 1934 for the musical Porgy and Bess.
Other mistake: As the people are going up the ramp to the Oyl's party, the man in the brown stops by the piling with a paper. As he bends over, there is a sound of the pelican pooping, and the man reacting to poop on his paper. The man and his paper are on one side of the piling, and the bird's tail is on the other. He couldn't have pooped on the paper unless he threw it.