If you’re a Disney fan and you’re used to reading our articles devoted to hidden movie details, you know: since the 90s, almost all of the magical company’s feature films contain a lot of Easter eggs.
The famous Pixar movie character…
Sometimes easily visible, sometimes extremely discreet, or even completely invisible to the naked eye, they incognito reproduce the films that shook our childhood. If you re-discover The Lion King, you’ll likely encounter Lady and the Tramp, and if you re-watch the beginning of The Little Mermaid, you might see Mickey, Donald, Goofy and Kermit the Frog!
But it is another film from the studio that was released in 2004 that we will focus on today. Brother Bear, about the transformation of a young American into a grizzly bear, actually hides a reference to another character from the famous Pixar film.
…hidden in 4 minutes and 47 seconds!
Indeed, if you press pause during the film’s first song, specifically at 4 minutes and 47 seconds – the moment when Kenai is running on the mammoth’s back with a net full of fish – you should be able to see… Nemo!
However, we’ll be honest with you and point out that if you get a chance to see the little clownfish, you’ll have to break it down frame by frame because it only appears on screen for a tenth of a second. second.
Finding Nemo (the fifth feature from the Pixar studio), which was released in theaters a few months before Brother Bear, seems logical, even in terms of historical and geographical consistency, it is still difficult to understand how the fish was born. 2,000 years in the Great Barrier Reef may have ended in a river in prehistoric America.
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Source: Allocine
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