Rise of the Guardians

When the Man in the Moon communicates to North to identify Jack as the new Guardian, the moon is full.

One day later when viewing the moon from North's home, the moon is clearly 3/4 full.

Way too much has disappeared over a period of 24 hours.

When Tooth punches Pitch near the end, there are five tooth fairies hovering by her shoulder.

However, the scene switches and she is not shown for a moment.

When the scene switches back, only one tooth fairy, presumably Baby Tooth, is with her.

As the scene continues, the number of fairies with her continues to change, first to eight, then to none, then back to five.

Every tooth collected by the Tooth Fairy has roots, like a pulled adult tooth, but most of the teeth are supposed to be baby teeth, those that have wiggled loose after being displaced by permanent ones.

They should be hollow shells without roots.

During the whole movie you can see the full Moon.

But the whole movie (except for the very beginning) is set in a few days, so this isn't possible.

- PLOTJack is 18 in the movie, which means he is 18 when he dies.

Since baby teeth are usually replaced by the age of 13, they shouldn't contain Jack's memory of the day he died.

When Jamie hugs Jack at the end of the movie, his arms are around his waist.

In the next shot, Jamie's arms are just below Jack's hips.

I can't just describe this awesome movie!It was really interesting and I really didn't feel bored like some other movies, I actually wanted it to never end!!

The Man in the Moon has selected Jack Frost to be the Guardian to do battle with the evil Pitch Black. Jack Frost is joined by the Toothfairy, Sandman, Easter Bunny, and Santa Claus.

This is a perfect movie to watch as a family. Everyone will find something they enjoy.

Rise of the Guardians grabs the same group of mythical characters we see in The Santa Clause 2 & 3 and sends them on a journey to insure that children don't stop believing in them (which is the theme of countless Santa Claus movies, including Elf, The Year Without a Santa Claus, etc.) I was all set to be annoyed that this movie was a retread of things I've seen in the past.

Sadly i didn't watch this movie in the cinemas, but i bought the DVD and watched it at home :)what can i say, the plot is so interesting, heart- wrenching, breath taking, eye widening and a-ma-zing. i never expected some of the scenes, and i could real feel what the characters were going through, the animators and actors/actresses did an amazing job :) i cried at times and laughed.

It seems like the gap between Pixar and DreamWorks Animation has closed a smidge of late. I don't know if that's because Pixar's last few films ('Cars 2', 'Brave' and 'Monsters University') have been beneath their usual standards, or if it's because DreamWorks has upped their game.

Splendid animation. but that is not a really surprise because technique tools solves all.

Adventurous, Exciting, Fun action even occasionally over the top but not bad making, fascinating and fun story. Even delicious humor.

This animation is so wonderful. Is very beautiful.