Disney: These are the details that make movies even more moving

Prisoner Dogs, Divorced Parents, Brilliant Clouds in the Blue Sky, and Vigorous Respect for All Dead Deaths … Take a look at the Disney and Pixar animated films and the little details that make them even sadder or more moved. .

Dudu fish

At the beginning of Lilo and Stitch, the little girl goes to a Hawaiian dance lesson late and explains to the teacher that Dudu should feed the fish a peanut butter sandwich. Necessary weekly meeting, simply because, he says, “Dudu brings the sun.”

When we later learn that Lilo’s parents died due to bad weather, we will better understand why.

Pound dogs

In Lady and the Tramp, when Lady is brought to the pound, she meets several other dogs there, wearing sporty faces and striped jackets. Indeed, thanks to the play of shadows and lights on the stage, the bars of the cells in which they are locked cause uniforms similar to those of penitentiary residents.

The Ugly Duckling

Andersen’s famous tale, which tells the heartbreaking story of an abandoned duckling, seems to be one of Stitch’s favorite books. It is normal, considering that before coming to Earth, the little alien had no family and friends and was struggling to find his place in the universe. The little black sheep of the galaxy or the ugly duckling of space, its loneliness is enough to break our hearts.

Magnolia flower

The surname Mulan on mandarin means “flower”. As for the girl’s name, she invites Magnolia. At the very beginning of the film, when he feels utterly disappointed, his father mentions exactly who he is and what he’s so important, with a description of a magnolia flower.

“What a wonderful flowering we have this year!” He told her. “But look, it’s too late. But when it blooms, it will be the most glorious for me.”

Respect for ancestors

In Coco’s latest subtitles – true Pixar jewelry focused on transmission and relationships with previous generations – we see lots of photos appear on the screen, accompanied by the following mention: “Everyone who has supported and inspired us. Time.”

As in the movie, where the characters show photos of their ancestors in a way that they will never forget, the studio artists did the same with their lost loved ones. Among the sketches we can also find portraits of Walt Disney, Steve Jobs (co-founder of Pixar) and Joe Renft (co-director of Toy Story, who died in 2005).

Russell’s parents

In Up, when Russell talks to his father (often absent from home) Carl Fredriksen, he reminds him of a certain Phyllis.

“Why do you call your mother by her name?” Asks the old gentleman. To which the young boy replies that Phyllis is not his mother. A very sad confession from which we can conclude that Russell’s parents divorced.

Waiting for the last gift

აწყIn the beginning Up thereWhen the film’s moving introductory series ends, Eli is in the hospital leaving her husband with an “adventure notebook.” This book seems to be empty, in fact full of photos depicting all the sweet memories of the couple.

Apparently with the ears of an old lady in a drawer drawer with pencils and ribbon, Eli apparently finished work on a hospital bed, until his death.

Absent father

Before Andy’s mother is in the first three parts Toy story, The young boy’s father never appears on screen. The absence, which some fans have explained by the fact that he left home, or recently died, bequeathed to his son his oldest toy: a cowboy wood, which is therefore of special importance to Andy.

Heritage Lantern

Even if Rapunzel does not know this, the lantern that falls directly into the ground when he observes a performance sitting in a boat is exactly what his parents lit from the top of their castle. Indeed, we can recognize it thanks to its small symbol in the shape of the sun.

It was as if the love and pain experienced by the royal couple had directly brought light to the lost princess.

Beast eyes

When we look closely at the character, we can see that he has retained one and only physical feature of his human appearance: his blue eyes, which completely reflect his animal appearance and which presumably symbolize his inner light. Well hidden, but always relevant. .

In the big leagues

First in 1995 Toy story Opened on Andy Bedroom tapestry depicting baby clouds on a blue background. Fifteen years later, when the little boy has grown up and is going to go to university after saying goodbye to his toys, now the real clouds are swirling in the sky, with the final plan for Toy Story 3.