Rise of the Guardians
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Continuity mistake: At the end of the movie, before the Guardians leave, Jamie rushes over to hug Jack. In the first shot, the top of his head nearly reaches Jack's ribcage. However, in the following close-up shot, Jamie is almost at the same height as Jack's shoulders. (01:27:30)

Continuity mistake: North takes Jack for a tour of his toy factory. He tells one of the yetis to make the robot he's doing red, to which the furry beast wookie-groans frustrated, as there's already a pile of them he needs to scrap. Said pile next to him in the first shot looks full, but when it cuts to a wide shot you can see that the top rows are missing the leftmost robot (or rather, the rows start suddenly for no reason from a spot more to the right). At the very beginning of the tour, in fact, you could see the robot-making yeti in the background, and the pile was half the size we see in the dedicated sequence. (00:23:00)

Sammo

Factual error: When the Guardians start collecting the teeth, the skylines indicate that their first destination is Shanghai, but the billboard that the Tooth Fairy flies into is in a heavily Japanese visual style, from font weight to outlines and pastel colors. (00:37:05)

TheCube42

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North: A child who believes. And good or bad. Naughty or nice. We protect them.

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Question: Since North is guardian of wonder, Tooth the guardian of memories, Bunnymund the guardian of hope, and Sandy the guardian of dreams, what does Jack become the guardian of?

Roman Curiel

Answer: Jack is the guardian of fun. It's stated in the film.

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