Subliminal Messages Hidden In Disney
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A113 has nothing to do with adrenochrome.. its the room number for the basic animation classroom at the California Institute of the arts film school. It's well known in the film industry. People like John Lasseter, Bill Byrd and Tim burton all went there.
Now not saying they are not pieces of shit, but no need to completely make shit up..
Inb4 "bullshit glowie"... I'm in the industry, I've seen the classroom, I've been in the room when it was decided to be added to movies...
Let me also say that's its very very common to have these types of Easter eggs in movies... stuff like names of characters are old friends or strings of numbers are kids birthday.. I myself have slipped in personal items of significant personal value into productions.. they will be in the background or subtly used. They personalize the movie for me.. also cool when many years later you point it out to your kid.. "hey btw thats your birthday", or "see there on the table, that's grandpa's clock, the one from my office..."
Not uncommon at all...
Is there anything else in that clip you don't believe to be accurate?
The pink mickey with the big dong is not a Disney thing it was made by artist Andre Saraiva, so can't attribute it to disney.. but there have been sexual or lude references in Disney cartoons for years.. they tend to blame "disgruntled" artists but who knows.. I do know that the work is a meat grinder, and there are often some really pissed off workers by the time the movie is finished.
Also.. my God the damn music is hard to take. :-)
I remember back in the early 90s we were in LA visiting a music supervisor friend of ours and he stopped in to Disney to get a check. It wasn't ready. He was pissed and said Disney was the worst in paying people on time. I've since heard that several times.
ThankQ, I just made the same argument and then scrolled down. Kneejerk reaction, can attest as a once-animator myself.
Too common.
Tantalizing image or video with some true information but also some false information.
The false information nullifies all of the true information and discredits the person who shared it.
Hey Nathan, never expected to see you here.
Yikes