HalfBloodPrince
It's something I'm sure you must have heard of before. The little, often single frame length "messages" in certain classic Disney films, usually sexual in nature. Some of these you may have heard of, and some may be new to you. To think these were put in to influence children or take over their minds or something is bullshit; probably the result of a bored Disney employee who added a little something in a frame.
The above copied is from here but you can find these examples on many other sites.
Just search for these on YouTube, you'll find them. At the end of the day, they don't do much besides make people look back at them and think "hah". What do you think?
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| The Lion King
Shortly after the scene in The Lion King when Simba, Pumbaa, and Timon look at the stars and discuss what they are, Simba flops near the edge of a cliff. Some observers think the cloud of dust he disturbs forms the letters S-E-X. Others suggest that the letters are actually supposed to be S-F-X, inserted by a special effects team member. The letters are visible if you know what to look for, but it's impossible to say if they were animated intentionally. The Rescuers In the original Rescuers movie, as Bernard and Bianca fly on Albatross Air, a naked woman briefly appears in an apartment window in the background. This is one of the few verifiable rumors. In 1999, Disney was forced to recall its home video release when these hidden frames were discovered. The Little Mermaid The original promotional poster for the movie and the cover of the VHS release featured a shimmering castle. Upon closer examination, one of the castle's towers appears to look like a penis. Some were sure this was an intentional sexual message. In an article on the veracity of these hidden message rumors, Snopes.com interviewed the original creator of the promotional materials; he claims that it was merely the accidental product of a late night at work. In a castle with spires that are already phallic in nature, it was only natural for one to look a bit more like the male genitalia. However, The Little Mermaid is the source of not one, but two persistent penis-based rumors. During a wedding scene, as a disguised Ursula is about to marry Prince Eric, many viewers claim that the minister has a visible erection. While it's true that the minister displays a bulge below the belt, it's actually one of the minister's knobby knees. HalfBloodPrince: I saw this one on YouTube, and trust me it's an erection. It can be argued to be a knee, but the animation of the knee "wobbling" is made to look like an erection forming. Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Who Framed Roger Rabbit? was a unique mix of live-action and animation, and featured a veritable who's-who of animated characters. In a scene between Donald Duck and Daffy Duck, some people hear Donald use a racial slur against Daffy. It's most likely that Donald's tirade is the usual unintelligible gibberish that the character turns to when angry. Another Who Framed Roger Rabbit? rumor says that viewers get an extra peek at the voluptuous Jessica Rabbit in one scene. After a car accident, Jessica's dress slips up her legs. On the LaserDisc release, some viewers noticed a few frames where her underwear disappears. Whether it was a coloring error or an intentional insertion of nudity is hard to say. |
The above copied is from here but you can find these examples on many other sites.
Just search for these on YouTube, you'll find them. At the end of the day, they don't do much besides make people look back at them and think "hah". What do you think?
