@clownvids on Instagram: "This hilarious sequence is from the 2002 spy comedy film Austin Powers in Goldmember, directed by Jay Roach. The scene features a meta-joke during a sequence in Tokyo where a giant green monster—which is actually just a papier-mâché creature mounted on a car—causes a panic in the streets. This film is the third installment in the Austin Powers series and is known for its heavy use of parody and celebrity cameos. The clip highlights the franchise’s signature brand of sel

Hoenest on Instagram: "🎬 Fact: Up (2009) The “Married Life” opening sequence, which features this wedding scene, is widely regarded as one of the most emotionally impactful montages in animation history, masterfully telling a lifelong story without a single word of dialogue. To emphasize the contrast between Ellie and Carl’s families shown here, the animators used distinct visual cues: Ellie’s side is characterized by vibrant colors, loud cheering, and rounded shapes, while Carl’s side is muted