Not sure if the last picture about Walt Disney being a mason is true or not, but figured I’d at least include it, sorry if that’s not correct/misinfo 🙂
Dull_Locksmith_2875 on
These screenshots are taken from disney movies like Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, Aladdin, etc. if you were wondering 🙂
Salt_Invite_5197 on
„Guys, you’re doing great, but the boys upstairs want to make sure you get this specific hand signal in at least one of the hundreds of thousands of frames of animation you’re about to draw. Doesn’t matter where, we just need enough to fill the masonic quota.“
Fair_Blood3176 on
Ariel throwing up the Westside sign
Splashinginafountain on
Sigh….so before this hand signal meant anything it was often used as a way to show a delicate hand gesture. It’s quite feminine, it’s also the way Barbie’s hands are posed. Not everything has a deeper meaning….my gawd!
Dapper_Trainer950 on
Is it a mudra?
MortgageDizzy9193 on
Disney are metal heads? Nice
Environmental-Ball24 on
No one tell him that’s how Spider-Man shoots his webs too
Dull_Locksmith_2875 on
Also my fault, I didn’t know no emojis in the title
Brilliant_Aide3518 on
I grew up watching all these movies. It’s crazy how they play chess with peoples minds.
the615Butcher on
Ariel throwing up West Side
Upper-Necessary-9167 on
I love how they’re all like, „HEAVY METAL!“ and then Ariel is throwing gang signs
MD90__ on
They’re secretly Texas Longhorn fans?
EhMapleMoose on
Hell yea! They’re all metal heads!
Retal1ator-2 on
At that time it was a feminine hand gesture with the pinky up.
Dull_Locksmith_2875 on
Guys, I’m obviously joking about the „rock on“ I put in the description lol. I’m really questioning why this „horns“ hand gesture was used so much in these popular Disney movies
sixtiesbabe on
i notice a lot of people doing it in movies/tv shows and personally it doesn’t come naturally to me when i talk with my hands to extend the pinky and index only. chandler does it a lot in friends (and there are some weird connections there)
ThatDamnRocketRacoon on
Cinderella about to give someone The Shocker.
Charm_deAnjou on
Id like to hear someone explain this away…
Amanroth87 on
This symbol is meant to ward off evil spirits and the „evil eye“. Assuming these are intentional, and not animation snafus, are you suggesting that Disney is trying to ward off evil?
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Not sure if the last picture about Walt Disney being a mason is true or not, but figured I’d at least include it, sorry if that’s not correct/misinfo 🙂
These screenshots are taken from disney movies like Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, Aladdin, etc. if you were wondering 🙂
„Guys, you’re doing great, but the boys upstairs want to make sure you get this specific hand signal in at least one of the hundreds of thousands of frames of animation you’re about to draw. Doesn’t matter where, we just need enough to fill the masonic quota.“
Ariel throwing up the Westside sign
Sigh….so before this hand signal meant anything it was often used as a way to show a delicate hand gesture. It’s quite feminine, it’s also the way Barbie’s hands are posed. Not everything has a deeper meaning….my gawd!
Is it a mudra?
Disney are metal heads? Nice
No one tell him that’s how Spider-Man shoots his webs too
Also my fault, I didn’t know no emojis in the title
I grew up watching all these movies. It’s crazy how they play chess with peoples minds.
Ariel throwing up West Side
I love how they’re all like, „HEAVY METAL!“ and then Ariel is throwing gang signs
They’re secretly Texas Longhorn fans?
Hell yea! They’re all metal heads!
At that time it was a feminine hand gesture with the pinky up.
Guys, I’m obviously joking about the „rock on“ I put in the description lol. I’m really questioning why this „horns“ hand gesture was used so much in these popular Disney movies
i notice a lot of people doing it in movies/tv shows and personally it doesn’t come naturally to me when i talk with my hands to extend the pinky and index only. chandler does it a lot in friends (and there are some weird connections there)
Cinderella about to give someone The Shocker.
Id like to hear someone explain this away…
This symbol is meant to ward off evil spirits and the „evil eye“. Assuming these are intentional, and not animation snafus, are you suggesting that Disney is trying to ward off evil?