Best family movie continuity mistakes of 1998

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Suggested correction: Her hairstyle and hat change. She bought a wig and a new hat while at StuffMart, and continues wearing them until the final scene, where she is back to being herself.

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Brink! picture

Continuity mistake: When the girl in the orange slides over the stones and then falls to the ground tumbling over and over, you can see that her arms are completely protected by black arm protectors, yet when she comes to a complete stop, they are now missing.

GalahadFairlight

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Continuity mistake: After Gigi leaves, Thang, Rose, Didi and Sal start talking about how the geckos took care of Josephine. It then cuts to a shot where there is a short distance between Didi and Sal. Didi then tells Sal she likes his wings, and the two have suddenly moved closer. (00:23:55)

Casual Person

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Continuity mistake: Jake is opening Ian's locker, with Ian inside. He asks the third number of the combination; depending on the shot, he's holding the lock with both hands, or he has one hand on the door itself. (00:03:10)

Sammo

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Continuity mistake: When the two cats move past the yawning rat to go up the crane lifter, the door is shut, but they slip into its semi-opened door when they reach the platform in the next shot. (00:06:05)

Sammo

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