10 Non-Disney Animated Movies That Took Jabs At The House Of Mouse

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Since it began in 1923, almost 100 years ago, the Disney animation studio has become an icon. They have made more classic movies than we can count, and are still going strong. Their beloved classics are so prolific that writers and animators everywhere can’t help but reference them and maybe poke a little fun at them, over and over again. These movies are burned into our memories, and make us nostalgic even thinking about them. From the first chord of The Circle of Life, to an instantly recognizable pair of mouse ears, Disney is ingrained in our pop culture, in more ways than we might think. Because of this, it’s so much fun to see non-Disney movies send up the House of Mouse, just a little bit. Like The Angry Birds Movie, where a poster for a fictional movie called Inside Snout is an awesome throwback to the recent Disney favourite Inside Out. Or in Bee Movie, where a sniper takes out Winnie The Pooh with a tranquilizer in order to reclaim his honey. Despicable Me 2 gives us Gru in an amazing Tinkerbell/Glinda The Good Witch costume, complete with blowing sparkles in a party guest’s face. Flushed away is packed with references to Disney, like the famous spaghetti scene from Lady and The Tramp. The Iron Giant takes a more classic approach, by having someone watch the same Western that is featured in 101 Dalmations, and the infamous Disney easter egg A113. Shrek is filled with too many Disney references to count, The Simpsons Movie isn’t subtle, Sausage Party goes above and beyond, South Park takes things to a whole other level, and even more!

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SHREK
BEE MOVIE
DESPICABLE ME 2
FLUSHED AWAY
THE IRON GIANT
SHREK
THE SIMPSONS MOVIE
SAUSAGE PARTY
SOUTH PARK: BIGGER, LONGER, AND UNCUT
AND MANY MORE

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