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Is it still stealing when you steal from yourself?

Disney reuses large sequences of it's animations in several movies. Side-by-side pictures for comparison. Those lazy lazy imagineers! picked by readingitall 2 years ago

tags disney animation reuse

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8	pjanaway

2 years ago

Yea if you own a company and you don't log down money your making, then it is stealing from yourself, and the tax people :p

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4	deepchil...

2 years ago

we should all steal from disney to reimburse for our wasted childhoods.

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eljay

2 years ago

All of those movies --pictured--were much older and back then, who knew we would have the pleasure of repeat viewing thanks to wonder of modern technology. Which means, they had the option to "borrow" from previous drawings. Busted.

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5	Galoot

2 years ago

Not just Disney. If you look real closely, you can see reused animation in The Flintstones, too. I kid you not.

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9	kikcolon

2 years ago

that was back when disney movies were actually good. they shoulda stuck with the formula

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15	VooDooPe...

2 years ago

Very interesting. I wonder if in some cases it was not the actual artwork that was being recycled, but the reference films of live actors?

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4	thenight...

2 years ago

It's become a common practice to reuse backgrounds/sequences/frames to save costs, it has nothing to do with laziness and it's not only Disney that does it.

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