‘Toy Story’ Mistakes You’ll Never Be Able to Unsee

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Even a classic movie like ‘Toy Story‘ has small mistakes that are hard to notice while you’re caught up in the story. These little errors in detail and animation are easy to miss, but if you look closely, you might spot things like objects changing position or textures looking different from one scene to the next. They don’t ruin the movie, but once you see them, you’ll always notice them!

The Changing Cloud Wallpaper

The blue wall with white clouds in Andy’s room seems to change. The clouds aren’t always in the same place or arranged the same way – sometimes they appear closer together or further apart, and even disappear and reappear. When the camera quickly changes angles, the cloud pattern also looks like it moves up or down the wall.

Woody’s Pull String Length

Throughout the movie, Woody’s pull string appears to change length inconsistently. Sometimes it hangs down past the middle of his back, and other times it’s much shorter, even when he hasn’t moved. Also, the string seems to switch sides while he’s standing and talking.

Buzz’s Wrist Communicator Details

Buzz’s wrist communicator seems inconsistent in the footage. The designs on it – the colors, buttons, and small details – shift around depending on the camera angle. The screen’s brightness also fluctuates even though the lighting doesn’t change. And sometimes, the way the communicator folds up looks different, almost like it’s a different size.

The Baby Monitor Orientation

The baby monitor in the scenes seems to have a mind of its own. Its position changes rapidly – one moment we see the front, then the back – and the antenna flips sides on its own. Even the power light flickers on and off while the characters are speaking, as if it’s reacting to them.

The Toolbox Weight on the Milk Crate

Woody finds himself pinned beneath a wobbly milk crate and a toolbox. It’s unpredictable – sometimes the crate seems to collapse, and other times it appears solid. The toolbox keeps shifting on its own, sliding towards the edge and then back again. Plus, the number of tools visible changes depending on the camera angle.

The Moving Truck Ramp Position

Throughout the final chase scene, the truck’s ramp has some noticeable continuity errors. It appears fully extended in one shot, but shorter in the next. The ramp’s angle relative to the street also changes seemingly at random as the camera moves. Additionally, the space between the ramp and the truck itself fluctuates in size during the action.

Pizza Planet Truck Decals

The Pizza Planet delivery truck, a popular vehicle from the movies, has several inconsistencies. Its stickers and logos aren’t always the same, the size of the door badge seems to change, and a stripe on the side disappears briefly during one camera shot. Even the rocket on top appears to tilt at different angles, even when the truck is barely moving or driving over small bumps.

Andy’s Handwriting on Toys and Boxes

There are minor visual errors with the on-screen text. The letters in names and labels aren’t always consistent in thickness, even within the same scene. A moving box’s label appears clearer in some shots than others. Also, the writing on the box seems to subtly move around, even when the box itself stays still.

Scud’s Collar and Tag

Sid’s dog, Scud, has a collar where the identification tag doesn’t stay in the same position. It moves around and changes shape in different shots – sometimes appearing round, and other times oval. Also, the buckle on the collar isn’t always centered; its position shifts throughout the footage.

Sid’s House Exterior Details

Throughout the scenes at Sid’s house, small details in its appearance subtly change. For example, a window might have extra bars one moment and not the next. The porch light seems to shift position, and the height of the fence posts near the sidewalk varies as the toys run away. These are minor inconsistencies in the background.

Tell us about your favorite funny mistake or silly moment in ‘Toy Story’ in the comments! Also, let us know when you first noticed it.

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2025-10-24 16:44