This is fascinating. The above montage of clips from classic Disney movies shows that the studio sometimes recycled scenes, in which a scene from one film exactly mirrors movements from another film, replacing just the characters and backgrounds. I'm not sure which is more astonishing – that someone actually noticed this, or that no one had ever noticed this until recently.
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