Scene 2 on TF1: Pause at 49 seconds into the movie, this small detail is impossible to see with the naked eye

Lotto’s teddy bear in the little girl’s room at the beginning of Up, Aladdin’s magic lamp on top of Tamatoa’s treasure in Wayana, or even the first part of the Matrix saga in Shrek…

Produced by Disney, Pixar, or Dreamworks studios since the 90’s, almost all animated feature films contain a lot of little hidden details that even the most observant viewers will be able to enjoy in the movies.

in 49 seconds

Founded in 2007 and made famous by the Despicable Me franchise (especially with its iconic Minions), Illumination Studios is no slouch when it comes to Easter eggs.

From the opening seconds of Tous en scene 2 – which airs tonight on TF1 and follows the musical adventures of Buster Moon and his band – there’s literally a practically invisible wink you probably never knew REMARK.

To have any hope of seeing it, you have to hit pause at exactly 49 seconds into the featurette, before the movie even starts and while the studio logo is still on the screen.

However, this time it will not be enough, because the detail of the day – almost subliminal – will appear on your TV for only a hundredth of a second. Therefore, we recommend that you play with the “Pause” button on the remote control to go through the frame-by-frame sequence.

MINION

Accompanied by a chorus of minions, the word “ILLUMINATION” is gradually carved into the darkness, consisting of luminous letters. At exactly 49 seconds, it suddenly shuts down to make room for the movie. But in the blink of an eye, provided you don’t blink at the wrong time, you will see that 6 of the 12 letters remain illuminated. And not any…

M, I, N, I, O and N which form the word… MINION.

It is practically impossible to refer to the famous yellow men in blue overalls who serve as animation studio mascots.

(Re)discover the ‘Minions’ trailer…