Most fax machines let the photos enter upside down, but Al put the photos upside down.
The old miner brought the box into Al's green box; on the conveyor belt, the old miner came out, but the box did not come out; and when Hudi opened the box in the cabin, there was only Tracey inside, and the box disappeared.
The title of the movie "Life Magazine" on January 12, 1957 was "Sputnik-First Photos Revealed" (), and the Soviet Sputnik satellite was launched on October 4, 1957. Of course, it is not necessarily true in the movie.
Woody turned off the heat pipe and looked at Jesse. When she looked back at him, the screw returned to its original position in the lower left corner.
When the toys crossed the road with cone-shaped roadblocks, they caused a serious traffic jam; but when Al drove across the road shortly afterwards, the traffic had resumed smoothly ().
After Hu Di fell from the closet, Buzz went to Hu Di. Before and after Bass passed the circular orbit, his hands were directly across the orbit (just like touching Zac's energy pool in the opening scene).
When Woody's arm fell for the first time, Andy's mother put him on the second floor of the shelf, and in the following shots he returned to the first floor.
Hu Di turned off the heat pipe and looked at Tracey. When she looked back at him, the screw returned to its original position in the lower left corner.
