Given that it used to take around three years to make a traditional, hand-drawn animated film, Disney’s team no doubt rellished the opportunity to cut a few corners. The easiest way to do it? The ‘copy and paste’ trick – copy a scene that works, draw in new characters, and hey presto: a “brand new” Disney film from an old clip. A seemingly easy win which went completely unnoticed by viewers – until now, as the YouTube video below of the most obvious Disney doppelgangers shows…
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Well, I am outraged. That’s as bad as reposting someone else’s internet pictures…Oh, wait. Never mind…
Somebody has spent way too much time watching Disney animated movies.
And people complained about Michael Bay recycling scenes for “The Island” for “Transformers: Dark Of The Moon”. It seems that it’s been going on for years, even with a wholesome movie company as Disney…lol…