Frozen: Olaf’s Woody
In the film, “Frozen,” Olaf the snowman has a mishap on a frozen lake. This causes one of his wooden arms to impale him in the stomach. Most kids won’t get it, but Disney animators might have done this on purpose so the detached arm would represent his manhood.
Zootopia: Bunnies are Good at Multiplying
In “Zootopia,” officer Judy Hopps assures Nick Wilde that she’s good at numbers because bunnies “are good at multiplying.” But the reference is more than just a math joke. It was the writer’s slick way of making Hopp’s attempt at flirtation seem subtle with a reproduction joke.
