A113 Meaning explained: Disney’s Hidden Message Amuses Netizens: Do you know what is A113 in some Disney movies and what it means? The alphanumeric has long existed and now, movie buffs have taken to Twitter to express their amusement about the same. Follow More Update On GetIndiaNews.com
What is the meaning of A113?
Many Disney movies consist of many scenes with A133 shown at some point. But you missed noticing it owning to its placement. But if you look it closely, then you see that there is a license plate of an animated car or a train or even on the door of a hotel room. What does it mean? Is it a company label or some sort of another brand symbol? The answer is No. Pixar’s co-founder John Lasseter once explained that A113 is the number of animation classrooms at the California Institue of the Arts. John himself attended the school and the placement of the number in the movies is a shout-out to his alma mater.
A113 Meaning explained
Many films and television shows have featured the alphabetic A113. It’s hidden in a box that Flik passes by in the 1998 film A Bug’s Life. Tiana’s trolley car in Disney’s 2009 film The Princess and the Frog is similarly designated A113. It’s been seen on the Simpsons, and we’re not shocked! The number A-133 appears on Bart Simpson’s mug photo. It has appeared in films dating back to 1999, such as The Iron Giant, and more recently, such as The Avengers, which features a file with the number A113 on it. To offer you a good idea, the video below presents a few sequences from various movies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOXNdyOHONA
A113 Meaning: Twitter reacts to the hidden message
A few Twitter users who smartly spotted A133 in Disney movies took to the platform to express their thoughts. Some fans wrote on the internet and they say A113. Hiding in plain sight everywhere. One fan wrote: What is the significance of that A113 being in all those Disney films?
Another wrote: Class A113’s entrance (2005) Class A113 has become a well-known joke and easter egg among Institute alumni, with the number appearing in practically all Pixar cartoons and a huge number of Walt Disney Pictures films[1].”
Many responses come from all over the world and some reactions are negative on this thought and some are positive but those who take it in a negative sense people don’t get what they are exactly talking about. They are revealing some message in the form of video which only a few get it.
