ITT: post hidden/subliminal messages or images in tv/films

>>87406860
What did he mean by this?

>>87406924
he subtly implies that going into space is a mistake. the monkeys discovered that using sticks as tools made them superior and thus they developed (into human). Man in space fell asleep and lost his 'tool'. No good is ahead

>>87407176
Nah it symbolism for the age of the tool is at an end (and therefore humanity as we know it) and that the next stage of evolution is at hand.

>>87406707
our brains actively seek out patterns in things that aren't set up that way, like constellations, or conspiracy theories
these types of observations in movies may be interesting pieces of trivia, but they're meaningless

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>>87406707
Disney are the masters of it.
all of their movies contain sexual triggers for children.
heres some proof :
https://youtu.be/1q1FF8sQhzQ

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>>87406707
ever wonder why Baneposting became so massive? the plane scene is crammed with subliminal messages and is a government experiment to see if they can get a group of people to fixate over something that seems at a glance to be nothing.
people find it to be hilarious even after six years of repetition.

>baneposting is A government experiment