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Peter Pan (1953)

* Continuity: When Peter Pan cutting fraud, all the pirates fell into the boat with Smee. There are about nine pirates fell into the boat, but when Captain Hook fled past them a few shots later, Smee only have four friends rowing boat.

* Continuity: When Wendy splash mermaid, her hair is shown as wet, but a second later with the arrival of Captain Hook, dry hair.

* Continuity: Captain Hook is Peter Pan in the scene duel with Tiger Lilly. Hook almost fell when he steps down from the ledge and his sword. In the next scene, the sword scabbard Hook is back as he hangs by a hook off a cliff.

* Continuity: When they are fighting on the ship around the end of the movie Hook, Lost Boys pirate attacks in the crows nest. One of them took the sword and meat from some pirate mustache, and a few seconds and then return to normal.

* Continuity: In India in the scene the trees, Michael pajamas change from the original pink to white and then back to pink.

* Revealing mistakes: In the scene where they left Big Ben - not long after leaving the Wendy's at hand '- her face disappeared, all that shows is a blank pink region (play DVDs in slow motion).

* Continuity: Following the sequence where Mr. Smee is to give Hook a shave, they see Peter Pan and the Darling children arrived at Neverland. Hook calls for Smee to raise the crew that he did with the whistle hanging around his neck - a whistle that did not exist until then.

* Continuity: In the scene where the children in the nursery is tucked into bed, pillow Wendy changes from a striped to white and then lined again.

* Continuity: Extracted from the opening of Darling's home showed that the second story window to the room parents' open a window out and nursery on the top story is closed. But once inside, the baby's room has been opened - into.

* Continuity: The pillow on the bench just inside the nursery window is round, save for the shoot and then, in this case, is square. Likewise, the right of the window seat usually has a red chair, but it turned blue while.

* Continuity: When Hook was sitting in his chair to shave, he was far from the side of the ship. But in the next shot, he leaned back in his chair at the side of the ship. After Crocodile arrived, Hook bolts from his chair, and when he returned to it, has mysteriously been moved to the other side of the ship.

* Continuity: When Hook got the idea to manipulate Tinker Bell, he called for Smee to give him the best hook. Hook then took the gold and silver hook normally replaces one with it, are screwed into the silver base. However, in the next scene, after throwing Smee of the room, the mysterious base is gold too. Stay gold at the scene with Hook and Tinker Bell, too. Also, previously placed on the hook Hook gold ring, and not present in the scene with Tinker Bell.

* Continuity: Contrary to the original idea Hook lost his left hand as opposed to the right for ease of animation, in a scene in which Hook, Tink, and Smee is in the cabin Hook and Smee dragged him away to get drunk out, he dragged Smee with surprising hooks on the arm right.

* Continuity: In the scene where Captain Hook is facing in Rock Crocodile Skull, Crocodile bites from a boot from the foot of Captain Hook, but before the final scene, with a boot leg and foot without the boot from the direction of change, and when Captain Hook will be at the mouth of Crocodile to the last time, the boot back on foot again.

* Continuity: When Captain Hook will kick over the head with a paddle by Smee, and fell in the water with a crocodile, a change of direction the hook when Captain Hook swim to jump on the boat Smee, while the hook is normally must be on your left hand.

* Continuity: At the end of a sword fight with Captain Hook, Peter Pan Captain Hook is clear cut feather in his cap, which came seconds later damaged.

* One regarded as goofs: When Peter Pan saves Tiger Lily and she flew away, he spit out the water and his lips moved to say "thank you" but no words came out. This is a common occurrence when someone has disturbed breathing.

Storyline

An adaptation of J. M. Barrie's story about a boy who never grew up. The three children of the Darling family receive a visit from Peter Pan, who takes them to Never Land, where an ongoing war between Peter's gang of rag-tag runaways and the evil Pirate Captain Hook is taking place.