Are there CGI bloopers?

Rating: 4/10 (17 October 1999)

Since there are so many comments already, I'm sure the ones that I have have already been repeated in other various places, so I'll just point out some visual discrepancies I noticed during the movie.
I will say that the special effects and mecha/landscape/building designs, along with the costumes, were as nice as I had expected them to be. Aesthetically, this is a superior film. However, I am the sort of individual who appreciates plot complexity and depth, so to see a little more character development and less pod-racing probably wouldn't have induced my dozing off during the middle of the film. Even still, I would like to point out some interesting things (note, I have only seen this movie once--in a theatre--so my observations may be flawed!):
1) In the couple of scenes before the beginning of the pod race, Jar Jar is trailing across the sand behind the other characters (I think...it's been a while). It's a wide-angle shot, so he's not really close up or in detail, but the camera's close enough to be able to see Queen Amidala & co. leaving footprints in the sand...but Jar Jar doesn't!
2) That Queen Amidala sure has a nice chrome-colored silver ship. Boy, it reflects everything! The blue sky, the clouds. What a beautiful day to land in Coruscant. Ahh, just staring up into the clear, bright sky that is crowded with other airships, watching the objects weave paths above the city horizon...wow, I wonder what kind of finish Amidala uses on her ship to make it so that only the sky, clear of airborne objects, is reflected.
Like I said, it's been four months since I saw the movie, so I could possibly be inaccurate or utilize inaccurate reasoning (i.e., maybe it was a physics "trick" that enabled Amidala's ship to do what it did). Anyway, the reason why I was so observant on visual effects was because all the other elements of a film failed to maintain my attention. Actually, I don't think anything (besides the visual effects) really even captured my attention in the first place. It seems as if there are those who believe that stunning graphics can compromise plot substance. *yawn* Even trying to come up with other positive points about The Phantom Menace make me sleepy.