Oz, The Great and Powerful (1939)
Since the debut of the classic in 1939, it is no secret that fans have discovered countless hidden allusions. While Dorothy and the crew were making their way down the yellow brick road, one of the stranger things ever noticed was happening off in the distance. Even though the official tale established beyond a reasonable doubt that the creature in the backdrop was a bird, many viewers still believe a munchkin is seen committing suicide. It gives the whole scenario a very sinister undertone.
Those who dance like it’s dirty (1987)
One scene from “Dirty Dancing” has become so well-known that imitations have sprung up everywhere. In the film’s finale, as “Time of My Life” blares from the speakers, Jennifer Grey flies into Patrick Swayze’s arms. This is the kind of sequence that makes a wonderful film, and it almost feels like it was shot with the intention of being paused. To perfect this stance, one must spend many hours studying the on-screen actions of Swayze and Grey at this same second.