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Over 100 years, Disney has created a great universe. Here are some memorable scenes of connections between movies!
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In 1992's 'Aladdin', after rescuing "Aladdin" and his friends from the Cave of Wonders, the genie starts coming up with wish ideas. In one of these moments we can see "Sebastian", the iconic crab from 'The Little Mermaid".
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In 'Moana' ('Vaiana' in some countries), we get to see another great character from 'The Little Mermaid', the lovable "Flounder". This happens while Maui sings his great song "You're welcome". At one point during the scene we see an illustration of a group of fish, including "Flounder".
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At the beginning of the movie, when Arendelle opens its doors for the coronation of "Queen Elsa" you can see among the guests at the great event none other than.... Rapunzel and Flynn from 'Tangled'!
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We all remember the scene where "Rapunzel" sings 'I've Got a Dream' in a bar full of 'bandits.' Well, as part of the bar decor we can see a puppet.... Yes, you guessed it! It is "Pinocchio".
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'Lilo & Stitch' honors a great heroine with a quick cameo. It's "Mulan" who appears on a poster in little "Lilo's" room. Heroines admiring heroines!
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Another great wink happened in 'Tarzan'. When "Terk" and his friends are destroying the camp of "Jane" and her father, we can see that inside their precious objects they have an adorable teapot that looks just like "Mrs. Potts" from 'Beauty and the Beast'.
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After becoming famous, "Hercules" has a life of excessive luxury. In one scene we can see an artist making a portrait of the new hero in which he is seen wearing a kind of lion mask, who is it? The great villain "Scar" from 'The Lion King'.
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When "Quasimodo" sings the beautiful song 'Outside' we can see a shot of Paris featuring the beautiful "Belle" from 'Beauty and the Beast'. It seems that "Belle" was able to get out of the provincial life she hated so much and hit the streets of Paris!
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At the beginning of 'The Little Mermaid', in the great presentation of "King Triton" and his daughters, we can see among the guests the three most iconic Disney characters, "Mickey", "Goofy" and "Donald". How could they breathe underwater?
Disney celebrates 100 years of life this year and with it an incredible catalog of animated classics that have accompanied us for generations.
Within its large film catalog you can find winks and cameos of the company's most beloved characters. Do you remember these memorable scenes?
