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| FerretAfros
Mon 12/3/2007 1:10p | I don't think it's an homage to anything, but they announce that they are going to do the King and Queen's Walts (where you dance with someone you didn't come with), and then they procede to play a song in 4/4, when a waltz, by definition is in 3/4. |
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| basil fan
Mon 12/3/2007 6:20p | Maybe it was too obvious to mention, but I don't think anyone listed the way Giselle's arm hits the ground and the apple falls out of her hand, just like Snow White.
Mouse History 101
http://www.whatsitsgalore.com/
disney'history.html |
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| basil fan
Tue 12/4/2007 6:57p | I just saw it again, and I take back what I said about the rowboat scene; it really doesn't look all that much like Little Mermaid. Nor do they really dance like Belle & Beast.
But, Robert's outfit at the ball looks a lot like Beast's, and the camera focuses on the chandelier, which may be a reflection of that film.
Also, Morgan, the little girl, has a Cinderella book in her room.
Dumbo is playing on the hotel TV.
You also see a scene from a live-action version of Robin Hood, but I can't tell if it's the Disney version.
The Tarzan Equation
http://www.whatsitsgalore.com/
disney/tarzan.html |
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| mickeymeg
Sat 12/8/2007 10:09p | I just saw this movie and it was wonderful. One of the best I have seen in some time.
I don't think anyone has mentioned this yet... I noticed in the last scene after they are all playing in Morgan's room the camera pulls back through the window and we see the outside of the building. There are what looks to me like carvings in the stone very much like the animal carvings we see in Snow White. |
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| Inkan1969
Thu 12/13/2007 1:52p | Has someone mentioned the telenovela scene yet? About how Paige O'Hara plays the evil woman in it, and how her beau's name is Jerry, as in Orbach?
I'm convinced that the green troll who deep down is really a nice guy is their homage to "Shrek".
And I suspect that Pip the chipmunk was reenacting "The Passion of the Christ" with that coat hanger. :-)
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| Inkan1969
Thu 12/13/2007 3:52p | I just remembered another reference. There's supposed to be a promotional "Snow White" comic book that came out right before the movie. That comic book featured a scene that got dropped from the movie of Snow White making a model of the prince she wishes for out of pots and old clothes. Exactly the same thing Giselle did at the beginning.
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| Brown Monkey
Wed 12/26/2007 4:45p | >>I don't think it's an homage to anything, but they announce that they are going to do the King and Queen's Walts (where you dance with someone you didn't come with), and then they procede to play a song in 4/4, when a waltz, by definition is in 3/4.<<
I believe that the song "So Close" is played in 6/8, not 4/4, which is still a waltz beat. :) |
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| Brown Monkey
Fri 12/28/2007 4:46p | Don't think this was mentioned yet, but the "Happy Working Song" is an obvious tribute to Snow White's song "Whistle While You Work". |
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| DlandDug
Fri 1/4/2008 12:09p | Just saw Enchanted for a third time in the theater the other day. (With friends who are BIG Disney fans, and hadn't seen it yet!)
The Queen refers to Giselle as that "forest rat," in the same manner that Jafar refers to Aladdin as that "street rat." |
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| christiemarsh88
Tue 1/15/2008 1:18p | Someone will need to check this next time they see the movie, but I'm pretty sure I saw Pumbaa waiting in line to get his book signed by Pip at the end.
Actually, I just looked on Google, and this is confirmed. He's got the book balanced on top of his head. |
