In Brave (2012), one of the arrows Merida shoots cuts her cheek as it goes out.

In The Boss Baby (2017), when Tim gets a younger brother, the number on his shirt changes from 01 to 02 which reflects he’s not his parents’ priority anymore.

In The Lion King (1994), Zazu says that Scar would make a nice throw rug. That’s exactly how he appears in Hercules (1997).

In Toy Story (1995), the pattern of the carpet in Sid’s house is exactly the same as the floor in The Shining (1980).

In The Lion King (1994), Simba eats a bug with his pinky up, which indicates his manners since he’s a royal.

In The Little Mermaid (1989), when Ariel saves Eric, he sees her backlit which makes her hair appear dark. Later, Ursula makes herself dark-haired just the way Eric saw Ariel.

In Anastasia (1997), in the scene where she’s dancing in the abandoned palace, she is the only one who has her reflection on the floor since she’s the only real person in the room.

In Shrek the Third (2007), Fiona’s secret door makes her father’s statue kiss a horse’s butt when it’s opened.

In Ratatouille (2007), Remy sees how a man kisses a woman after she threatens to shoot him. Later, when Colette gets angry, Remy makes Linguini kiss her the same way to calm her down.

In Hercules (1997), Zeus’ statue started to smile after he met Hercules.

In Up (2009), the colors of the movie reflect Carl’s mood and attitude.

In Aladdin (1992), this was the moment Jasmine completely made sure Prince Ali was Aladdin. He gave her an apple the exact same way he did it in the market when they met for the first time.

Sid from Toy Story (1995) grew up to be a garbage man who appears in Toy Story 3 (2010).

In Finding Dory (2016), the bag with the shrimp is the only one that is completely clean since he’s a skunk cleaner and eats bacteria.

Zootopia is obsessed with Frozen too: In Zootopia (2016), you can spot 2 baby elephants wearing the costumes of Anna and Elsa from Frozen (2013).

In Tangled (2012), the lantern that is launched by Rapunzel’s parents reaches her.

In Beauty and the Beast (1991), Belle agreed to be locked up for the rest of her life in Beast’s castle to save her father but didn’t agree to marry Gaston for that time.

In Hercules (1997), as Meg and Hercules are walking in the park, Meg gets poked by Cupid’s arrow. It illustrates that she’s falling in love with him.

In Frozen (2013), Elsa’s castle changes color with her emotions. Blue symbolizes her happiness, red is fear, and yellow is anger.

In Sing (2016), Mike the Mouse is eaten at the end by the bear who had been chasing him throughout the whole movie.