10+ Mistakes In Disney's Classic 'Cinderella'

Even though we can't turn back time, when we go back and rewatch our favorite classic films, it definitely awakens the child within us.

While the movie is one of the most well-known Disney movies of all time, and fans love it, that doesn't make it perfect!

In fact, there are quite a few mistakes to be found!

Make sure to pay close attention as Gus runs into the wall with the green pearl necklace. It breaks apart and pearls are sent flying everywhere.

The string connecting them seems to be nowhere in sight.

Before the scene cuts, we watch as Jaq places three of the pearls onto Gus' tail.

However, when it cuts back, Gus has only two pearls on his tails and we watch once again as Jaq slips on a third.

Watch closely as Gus waddles his way into the shot.

Cinderella had nothing in her hands just a moment ago, so how was she able to pull a tiny custom fit yellow sweater out of thin air?

This is a bit of an embarrassing oversight, to say the least. First of all, there are two number twelves: The Roman Numeral for eleven is XI, yet it reads as XII. Also, four should be IV instead of IIII.

When Cinderella walks into her evil stepmother's room, her back is to the wall and her silhouette is directly behind her.

The light is coming from an open window to the right of the bed.

When Cinderella approaches the bed, the light shifts and her shadow has done a complete 180.

Which makes no sense whatsoever, considering they're inside and the light is from a fixed position.

After the wedding, while Cinderella is making her ascent into the carriage, you can very clearly see that she is wearing a long-sleeved gown.

As she pulls away and we see her and the prince kiss, her dress changes to ivory white and has no sleeves.

The scene where the Fairy Godmother turns the pumpkin into the carriage is one of the most magical moments in animation. It's too bad that it also happens to be the most erroneous.

Watch the Fairy Godmother: she is literally frozen in place for the entire sequence.

This is just common sense, is it not? If the glass slipper will only fit Cinderella's foot because it is a "perfect fit," then how could it have possibly fallen off in the first place?

Lawyered.

When Cinderella's Fairy Godmother changes the horses back into dormice, you'll notice that somehow one has completely changed.

It started out with Gus, Jaq, and the twins. Yet when they change back, one of the twins is replaced with the little mouse.

When she's awoken by the dormice, she makes her way behind the screen singing to herself "ta dum dam tadee."

If you look closely at her mouth, however, you'll notice that her lips aren't actually moving.

When she wakes up, Cinderella kicks the blanket down by the foot of the bed. There are three cut scenes that show the bed and, in each one, the duvet is in a different spot.

By the time the scene ends, the bed manages to "make" itself.

It's not necessarily surprising but Cinderella's evil stepsisters sure do know how to clear a room.

When they make their initial approach toward the prince at the ball, somehow the entire hallway appears empty, when it was full just moments before.

During the scene where Cinderella's dress is ruthlessly ripped to shreds by her evil stepsisters, watch the floor in the aerial shot.

All of the rags that were there just a moment ago seem to have somehow vanished.

Watch closely during the scene where Cinderella's stepmother locks her inside her bedroom. When Cinderellas sees her in the mirror, it's as a reverse image - not a mirrored image.

The door opens from the opposite side!

When Anastasia runs into the stepmother's room after an incident, she shoves the door open without bothering with the handle.

However, when Cinderella goes in after her, she has to turn it. A tiny continuity mistake.

When the birds drop the sponge into the basin, you can actually see that a mouse is standing by the jar, leaning against it.

However, in the next shot where it is a close-up, the mouse is suddenly gone.

When Cinderella is going up the stairs with the three breakfast trays, Gus is actually under the cup in the right-hand tray.

That particular tray is dropped off in the first room, which is Drizella's room.

That room belongs to Anastasia who suddenly is the one with the mouse.

Once Cinderella runs from the prince, everything in her world goes back to normal, except for her glass shoe.

She goes to thank the Fairy Godmother, and says, "Thank you so much for everything."

Her mouth is supposed to close slightly to mouth the word, but her mouth stays open the entire time, which wouldn't give off the sound that makes "for."

Right before the animals make their attempt at sewing a dress for Cinderella, Jaq says, "Cinderella might not go to the ball."

Then, a mouse that is right on the edge of a spool of thread with a needle, cries, "What?"

This also changes back and forth as the scene develops.

What's the truth?!

The king leans on the table staring at the duke, frustrated by his situation after throwing the bookends away.

In the first shot, his stomach is on the table and his left hand is grabbing the left edge. But a shot later he is half a meter away, and his hands are by his stomach.

When Jaq tells Cinderella that there's a guest, she picks a yellow jacket for herself, a blue piece of fabric, and some shoes.

One shot later, she is lacking the shoes. One shot after that, the jacket and fabric are gone, too.

When Lady Tremaine locks Cinderella in, Cinderella turns around in front of the mirror and exclaims "Oh no!"

The only problem is that her mouth is just open, and not actually moving. Again.

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