A subsidiary of the Walt Disney Company, Pixar has produced sixteen feature films to date

- pretty much all of which have been universally acclaimed - and there are another five planned

over the course of the next three years.Pixar can hardly put a foot wrong, and their movies

have won countless awards - including multiple Oscars. Their movies genuinely stand up to

some of the best non-animated offerings of all time, but they are by no means flawless.

Like any other movies, they contain mistakes - some of which are pretty damn hard to spot

- and that's what this video's going to be about.Here are ten shocking Pixar movie mistakes

you definitely missed. Inside Out

The brilliant and unique Inside Out is set inside the mind of a young girl called Riley

Andersen, where five personified versions of her emotions attempt to successfully navigate

her through life. Right at the start of the movie, when Riley has just been born - in

a scene that was used for one of the movie's many TV spots - her mother can clearly be

seen to be wearing glasses, but when her mother becomes visible from Riley's own point of

view, she suddenly isnt wearing any - and there's really no way she could have removed

them in the time between the scenes. Ratatouille

In Ratatouille, there is a scene in which food critic Anton Ego makes a negative remark

about Chef August Gusteau, comparing him to Chef Boyardee as an insult. However, although

Chef Boyardee as a brand is known for its pre-made canned pasta, the fact is that the

real Chef Boyardee - whose real name was Ettore Boiardi - was a top class, world famous chef.

He was known for being the head chef at the Plaza Hotel in New York City, and he even

catered for president Woodrow Wilson's wedding in 1915. To use a comparison to him as an

insult really makes no sense whatsoever. The Good Dinosaur

The Good Dinosaur takes place on a fictional Earth in which dinosaurs never became extinct,

so we can't pick out the usual dinosaur movie mistakes, like how they shouldn't be co-existing

with humans or certain animals, but there certainly are plenty of others. One example

is when Spot, the young caveboy, finds four other humanlike creatures and approaches them.

Arlo, the young Apatosaurus and the movie's main character, is shown using his nose to

draw a circle around them in a close-up shot. However, it is clearly shown in other shots

that he is standing much too far away from them to be doing it.

Monsters, Inc. In Monsters, Inc., when the main character

Sulley - voiced by John Goodman - runs into the locker room to shove the toys from Boo's

room into a locker, it is clearly locker number 193 that he is seen putting them into and

slamming with both hands. However, when the camera angle changes, the locker his hands

come away from is, bizarrely, number 190, even though his hands absolutely didn't move

from one locker to another in between the two shots.

Cars Cars follows the adventures of a number of

anthropomorphic cars and vehicles - including a stock car called Lightning McQueen, voiced

by the hilarious Owen Wilson. After Lightning catches up with a truck he thought was his

buddy Mack, he turns left at a junction from what is clearly an asphalt road. However,

while the turn is actually taking place, the shot seems to show the road as being made

from gravel or dirt. Apparently, a miraculous transmutation occurred within a split second

of the camera angle changing. Brave

Set in the Highlands of Scotland in Great Britain, Brave tells the story of a princess

named Merida - voiced by Kelly Macdonald - who defies an age-old custom by expressing a desire

not to be betrothed. In one particular scene in the movie, when her family are eating dinner,

there's a blatant factual error occurring. They're all munching down on potatoes, which

wouldn't have actually been possible. The movie is set in or around the 11th century

- in medieval times - and potatoes simply weren't introduced to Scotland, or anywhere

else in Great Britain for that matter, until around 500 years later.

Up There is a scene in Up in which the young

version of Carl Fredricksen breaks his arm and an ambulance inevitably turns up to take

him to the hospital. This was when Carl was 8 years of age, which would have been in the

1930s. Back then, ambulance sirens were mechanical, but the siren that sounds in the movie is

a modern electrical siren, which wasn't actually invented by Motorola employees Ronald H. Chapman

and Charles W. Stephens until 1965, around thirty years after that scene would have taken

place. Toy Story 3

In the opening sequence of Toy Story 3, we see Mr. Potato Head in his "One-Eyed Bart"

persona - One-Eyed Bart being a nefarious bandit character that Andy often portrays

Mr. Potato Head as. Seconds later, Andy's mother walks into his room with a video camera,

and Andy even refers to the character as "Bart" while making Woody arrest him. The problem

is, when Andy shows Mr. Potato Head to the camera, he clearly and miraculously has two

eyes. Not only did the second eye appear out of nowhere, it also makes no sense that Andy

would be calling him by the name of a character who's only supposed to have one eye.

The Incredibles In The Incredibles, there is a clipping from

a newspaper shown of an article that criticises and condems superheroes. Under the headline

"Super Menace To Society", there is a paragraph with a mistake that can only be put down to

someone who worked on the movie mishearing their instructions. The term "innocent bystanders"

is actually misprinted as "innocent by standards", which really makes absolutely no sense whatsoever.

Finding Nemo Finding Nemo - a wonderful movie in which

the titular clownfish goes missing - is explicitly set just off the coast of Australia, which

means that one character in the movie really shouldn't be in it. That character is Nigel

- a brown pelican voiced by Geoffrey Rush. The problem with Nigel is that brown pelicans

- Pelecanus occidentalis, to get all technical on you - don't exist in Australia. The only

pelicans there are Australian pelicans, otherwise known as Pelecanus conspicillatus. Brown pelicans

are only found in the Americas and if, somehow, one of them found its way to Australia - which

is incredibly unlikely, if not absolutely impossible - then it would undoubtedly be

caught and destroyed, thanks to Australia's extremely strict quarantine laws.

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