Getting Crap Past The Radar - in G Rated Movies

[DrDeth]

@Chronos

Oh, wait, you were interpreting the “OK boys” line to be addressed to the crab and starfishes? That honestly didn’t occur to me at all.

Right, she was talking to the Lion, the Zebra and the Giraffe.

Her appearance was a take off on The Birth of Venus.

[Boulter_s_Canary]

@Chronos

I think it’s that, and the fact that it’s specifically a crab in the nether regions. “You can catch crabs at the beach. Both kinds.”.

You’re right! - And I totally missed that until it was pointed out to me. :smack:

[Amateur_Barbarian]

@Malthus

My kid wanted to see a movie and I did not have any lined up, so I rented “The Great Mouse Detective” from On Demand. […] “It’s that awkward moment when you are watching a Disney movie with your kid, and the mouse starts stripping …”

Anyone else got some examples of this?

A Disney film from the same era had an out-and-out centerfold in it - one frame, as they rush past some lighted windows, had a pictorial figure in one of the windows. Absolutely deliberate. Seen only in the original theatrical release and the earliest VHS releases, found and fixed after that.

[Dancer_Flight]

@Amateur_Barbarian

A Disney film from the same era had an out-and-out centerfold in it - one frame, as they rush past some lighted windows, had a pictorial figure in one of the windows. Absolutely deliberate. Seen only in the original theatrical release and the earliest VHS releases, found and fixed after that.

As seen in post 32, spoilered for two click NSFW image.

Cheers,
-DF

[simster]

@Amateur_Barbarian

A Disney film from the same era had an out-and-out centerfold in it - one frame, as they rush past some lighted windows, had a pictorial figure in one of the windows. Absolutely deliberate. Seen only in the original theatrical release and the earliest VHS releases, found and fixed after that.

I don’t see that as “getting crap past the radar” - as in it was one frame of the movie - it wasn’t an integral part of it - your average viewer would never see (or look for it) until told.

the other references (like Madagascar, or ‘shut up and drive’ above) are more the kind I think of - where the kids get one laugh and the adults get an entirely different kind of laugh - or where whoever picked the material/joke/song clearly didn’t get the ‘meaning’. (Born on the 4th of July as a polical rally song).