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Leopold follows Stuart back from 1876 to the present day. The next day Leopold wakes up at Stuarts apartment and is all confused and upset. Leopold yells at Stuart saying that Stuart could be Jack the Ripper for all he knows. Now Jack the Ripper didn't start comitting all of his murders till 1888. Leopold is from 1876. How does he know about Jack the Ripper, which is 12 years into his future?

Where did Leopold get the money to pay for the flowers, violin player and the food? Stuart is in the hospital and Leopold comes from 1876. Leopold doesn't have the character to take money from Stuart if he found some sitting around the apartment somewhere.

When Dorothy meets Scarecrow her pigtails are short (just a few inches below her shoulders) then her hair length changes and it's much longer down to the middle of her chest. It goes back and forth from long to short in this whole scene.

After Kate changes into her new blouse, she goes to the hospital to see Stuart. When she is there talking to him the collar of her blouse is inside her jacket, then it folded out and then it's in her jacket again.

On the DVD they have the theater trailer show the seen of the guy getting dragged by the bull. When they show that seen in the theater trailer Mik punches the guy after the bull had stoped. But in the movie Mik never punches the guy. Mik is only sitting down on the ground laughing looking at the bull passing by and that guy tied up getting dragged by the bull.

When Marty reaches over the railing to grab the "Sports Almanac" magazine from Biffs back pocket you see that Biff is reading the "Oh LaLa" magazine. You can see the cover of it right before Mr. Strickland approaches him. Then when Mr. Strickland grabs the magazine out of Biffs hand he is holding it up and you can see the cover of it now and it is the "Sports Almanac" magazine cover. That is when Mr. Strickland says "Sports static's." How did Biff get the cover of the "Sports Almanac" magazine on it so fast? You never see him taking it off the magazine to put it on the "Oh LaLa" magazine. It remains in his pocket the whole time.