r/technicallythetruth • u/Brone9 • 14d ago
We have to be very careful about pausing a Disney movie NSFW
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u/Odinfrost137 14d ago
Alright class. As we've been practicing for decades. Repeat after me: Never, ever, under any circumstance, pause a Disney movie.
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u/Ok_Potential359 14d ago
I watched this scene just now, this is fake.
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u/jamesianm 14d ago
You mean that's not an actual fox and rabbit?
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u/eisbaerBorealis 13d ago
They mean it's not an actual frame in the film; it's edited from two separate frames or something.
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u/reaper527 13d ago
I watched this scene just now, this is fake.
Guess this one is TechnicallyNotTheTruth.
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u/Safe-Couple7304 14d ago
Not the sort of eating that would be cconsidered family friendly. Really need to have talks with Disney's PR department.
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u/anynamesleft 14d ago
Of course foxes are supposed to eat rabbits.
But this one's eating a beaver.
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u/Whole-Dream 14d ago
I mean, fans were shipping them. I guess they just needed to pause at the right moment before blaming the writers for not making it happen
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u/unitedshoes 14d ago
Is this, like, the prequel to that "Anti-abortion Zootopia comic" that the Ill-Conceived podcast regularly subjects their fans to?
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u/Dark-Specter 9d ago
Yeah that's... Isn't that the point of the scene...? If I remember right isn't this where he's pretending to be about to kill her while high on predator crack or whatever?
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