The provided text appears to be a script for a video that showcases various mistakes and errors in several Disney movies, including Toy Story, Monsters Inc., Lilo and Stitch, Snow White, and The Little Mermaid. The narrator points out inconsistencies, such as characters' appearances changing, objects disappearing or reappearing, and incorrect depictions of historical or cultural elements.
Some specific examples include:
* Mr. Potato Head's eye disappearing and reappearing in Toy Story
* A character's sleeve changing color in The City of Heroes
* Cinderella's dress changing from blue to white in a single scene
* A Hawaiian musician's instrument changing from an ipu to a paku in Lilo and Stitch
* A character's book disappearing and reappearing in 101 Dalmatians
* A gnome's door handle changing location in Snow White
* A monster's locker number changing from 193 to 190 in Monsters Inc.
The narrator also mentions that despite these mistakes, the movies are still enjoyable and that the errors are often overlooked by viewers. The video concludes with an invitation to subscribe to a channel that features content about technology, gadgets, and other topics.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Walt Disney Studios has nearly 200,000 employees across 45 countries.
2. The production team for a single cartoon typically consists of several thousand people.
3. In Toy Story 3, Mr. Potato Head's eye appears and disappears within a couple of seconds.
4. In Toy Story 2, the Tyrannosaurus Rex plays a Super Nintendo console, but the game displayed is 3D, which was not possible on the 16-bit console.
5. The T-Rex also has three fingers, whereas most scientists believe that this type of dinosaur had only two fingers.
6. In Ralph Breaks the Internet, Vanellope's front tooth is missing in one scene, but reappears in the next scene.
7. In Inside Out, Riley's mother is shown wearing glasses, but in one scene, her glasses disappear.
8. In the same scene, a wire on the floor changes from white to black.
9. In The Incredibles, Robert Callaghan's shirt sleeve changes from blue to burgundy.
10. In Cinderella, the princess's dress changes from blue to white with short sleeves within a couple of seconds.
11. In 101 Dalmatians, Roger's book disappears and reappears in his hands during a scene.
12. In Lilo & Stitch, a Hawaiian musician's percussion instrument changes from an ipu to a paku.
13. In The Little Mermaid, Ariel finds a fork with four tines, which later changes to three tines.
14. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was the first full-length cartoon in the history of cinema, released in 1937.
15. In Monsters, Inc., the monster Sulley puts a child's toy in a locker numbered 193, but later removes it from locker number 190.
16. In the same movie, the achievement table for the scarecrows lists all employees by their last name, except for Randall, who is listed by his first name.
17. In the final scene of Monsters, Inc., Mike's palms are shown to be worn out, but earlier in the scene, they were intact.