Bedtime Stories

During the first campfire, Bobbi's marshmallow changes from angled, to centered, to angled again, between shots.

In medieval times, Skeeter dubs Bobbi "Mistress Stinky" and Patrick "Master Smelly".

Toward the film's end, shortly after Tricia Sparks approaches Patrick, Skeeter mistakenly refers to Patrick as "Master Stinky.

" In the scene where Skeeter first spends the night with the kids, Jill and the kids are making signs.

On the sign that Bobbi is working on first the C is not colored in.

A little while later the C is almost completely finished; a few seconds later the C is just started, and a few seconds later it is just a little bit less colored in than just a second before.

At the end when Tricia Sparks professes her love for Patrick, she has her hair in pigtails.

As the camera switches from a frontal shot to an over-the-shoulder one, her left pigtail jumps from behind her shoulder to in front of it and back again.

When Bugsy is looking at Kendall from inside his cage, it is clear that he is looking at him from an opening in the cage and that both eyes fit in the opening and his sight is unhindered.

But when the camera is angled from Bugsy's point of view, the cage is hindering his view.

When at the beach after Skeeter is hit by Jill, Jill's hat ends up on Skeeter's head perfectly fitted to the back of his head, even though Jill was on top of Skeeter.

Towards the end when the protesters are chanting "Save our school!" the camera zooms in on Principal Duva and the audio and video don't match up.

On the night before of Barry Nottingham's birthday, Skeeter is driving in a dark night.

In the next scene he's buying items in Home Depot, and daylight is glaring in through the glass store front.

Near the beginning of the movie when Skeeter goes to his sister's house for her daughter Bobbi's birthday, Skeeter mistakes Patrick to be Bobbi, presumably due to the "boyish" sounding name.

However when Wendy's best friend Jill shows up and is talking to Skeeter outside of the house, the present she has with her is wrapped in very "boyish" wrapping paper with basketballs and footballs all over it.

Skeeter sets one story in ancient Greece but visualizes a Roman-style stadium and Emperor.

It is mentioned that Skeeter lives in Room 109, but above the door, the number is 111.

When Skeeter's riding the motorcycle to save the school, the gears shift even though he doesn't throttle down or engage the clutch.