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15 Times Disney Animators Astonish Viewers With Their Detailed Work

Disney is a huge name in the world of Entertainment, and it's easy to see why. The animators and filmmakers have worked hard and paid attention to all the details. The animation and visual effects in the movies ensure the visual experience of the audience, completely persuading them. Many Disney films even attract a huge number of adults fans.
As a big Disney fan, I'm often astonished at these small details in Disney movies. The point is I didn't notice them even though I've watched these movies several times. The design and stitching of Elsa's gown in "Frozen", the Bucks on dollar bills in “Zootopia” - they are enough to wow you, right?. Watch a lot of Disney movies, have you ever spotted the reflection of characters in other characters' eyes? If you have skipped these details, don't worry, this post is for you. We've gathered a collection of them from various Disney scenes. Scroll down and enjoy it!

#1"Frozen II": Look closely at the characters’ eyes to observe how their reflections are shown.

Source: Frozen II / Walt Disney Animation Studios


#2 “The Princess and The Frog”: Can you see the painting in the background? Look how the shadow reflects the character.

Source: The Princess and the Frog / Walt Disney Animation Studios


#3 Notice the Bucks on dollar bills in “Zootopia”

Source: Zootopia / Walt Disney Animation Studios


#4 Crosswalks in "Zootopia" film are painted with zebra stripes.

Source: Zootopia / Walt Disney Animation Studios


#5 The stitching and texture of the clothes are all clearly visible in "Frozen II".

Source: Frozen II / Walt Disney Animation Studios


Just take a look at Elsa’s gown, what a stunning piece of artwork.

Source: Frozen II / Walt Disney Animation Studios


#6 When Maui transforms into a half-man, half-shark in "Moana", so does the tattoo of himself.

Source: Moana / Walt Disney Animation Studios


#7 Gargoyles in "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" are stained by water.

Source: The Hunchback of Notre Dame / Walt Disney Animation Studios


#8 "Big Hero 6" is set in San FranTokyo, a fictional city. A fusion of the Golden Gate Bridge and a traditional Japanese torii can be seen on the bridge.

Source: Big Hero 6 / Walt Disney Studios


#9 In "Aladdin", the vendor slaps her hand on the table after Jasmine grabs an apple. The table is covered with cut marks that mean he’s used to catching people stealing fruit.

Source: Aladdin / Walt Disney Animation Studios


#10 During the interrogation scene in Tangled, you can see Rapunzel’s reflection in Flynn’s eyes.

Source: Tangled / Walt Disney Animation Studios


#11 Elsa’s face is carved onto the coins in "Frozen II". There are even scuffs and scratches on the table’s surface.

Source: Frozen II / Walt Disney Animation Studios


#12 Hans emits steam when he talks to Elsa in the icy dungeon in "Frozen". The cold doesn’t bother Elsa because she’s a snow queen.

Source: Frozen / Walt Disney Animation Studios


#13 The shadows in "Hercules" are masterfully drawn. Fire and Hades’ shadows are clearly seen in this scene.

Source: Hercules / Walt Disney Animation Studios


#14 When Frollo turns to face the hooded beings in Hellfire in "The Hunchback of Notre Dame", the light surrounding him takes on the shape of a coffin.

Source: The Hunchback of Notre Dame / Walt Disney Animation Studios


#15 Moana’s first encounter with Maui is characterized by the actor Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s signature raised eyebrow.

Source: Moana / Walt Disney Animation Studios, © depositphotos.com

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