Caesar's hat switches from forward to backward to forward to backward immediately before and during Mr. Garfield's inquiry as to who is responsible for vandalizing bungalow 86.
When Cesar is walking alone and sees the Coyote, he says "stupid gato", which means stupid cat, not Coyote. This could just be because he is high as a kite though.
In the beginning of the film, Mr. Garfield does a demonstration with a bicycle wheel in order to teach 'centripetal' force. The demonstration is actually used to demonstrate 'conservation of angular momentum'.
When Garfield argues with Principal Garcia, he asked him if he was ever a teacher. Garcia replies, "I'm afraid I've never had the privilege. Teaching and being a principal do not exactly go hand in hand, Mr. Garfield". School principals in the Los Angeles Unified School District are required to have a teaching credential along with years of experience to qualify for the position.
When Cesar and his friends are in the car right before they enter Garfield's house, they all pass around what seems to be a marijuana joint. But the camera's closeup of it reveals it to be a regular cigarette.
When Trevor first goes back to Ellen's house after their first date, he pets her dog Jack. Jack stares continuously past Trevor; its obvious he is staring at the trainer who is coaching him.
In the opening scene, Jackson's character is riding a bicycle across the Brooklyn Bridge. He passes the Statue of Liberty. The statue is way too close. In reality it is much much farther away from the bridge.
In the computer class scene when Stevie storms out of the room there's a boom microphone hanging over Ms. Henry's head.
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