20 Hidden Movie Frames You Probably Missed In Famous Movies

Disney strikes again, this time with their original animated version of Beauty and the Beast.

The film of course wraps up with Gaston falling to his demise, and just as he falls towards the camera, for a mere frame or two we're able to see right into his eyes in his final moments.

Eagle-eyed viewers might notice that Gaston's pupils each contain a skull, seeming to confirm that he's meeting his maker and is indeed dead beyond any doubt.

Curiously the image was actually cut out of the movie's original home video release by Disney after word began to spread about the subliminal frames, though they sensibly restored it for every subsequent release.