Mickey Mousing: Difference between revisions

* Occurs in the [[Spider-Man (film)|first Spider-Man movie]] where Peter learns to wall-crawl.

* The "garden tool fight" in ''[[Hobgoblins]]'', as pointed out by Crow:

* Pretty much anything with [[Jerry Lewis]] in it incorporates this at some point or another.

* Serious examples do exist - one appears ten minutes into the [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vteImijZQM0 1932 film "The Most Dangerous Game"] (based on [[The Most Dangerous Game|the short story of the same name]]).

* Another example found in the Flash Tarboy. The eponymous hero is creeping along in a dark storage facility, tracked by an insect-like robot. Their footsteps and actions mesh with the song pefectly, and are even sound coded.

* An easter egg at the end of an episode of [[Homestar Runner|Teen Girl Squad]] syncs up dialogue in time with the background theme:

''I--I--I miss my mom.'' }}

* A stick figure animation by the name of Breaking Rust has [[Mickey Mousing]] sprinkled over the course of the fight, matching attacks to the lyrics of The Rocket Summer's ''Break It Out''.

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmoAA9eob1I This] advertisement [[Lampshade Hanging|hangs a lampshade]] on the idea, by combining it with [[Sorry I Left the BGM On]].

* A stand-up routine by Bill Bailey explains how scoring childrens cartoons is a low point for a session xylophone player.

* Happens a lot in trailers for films with lots of action sequences, normally with bits from lots of different scenes. For example, a trailer for [[Scott Pilgrim]] vs. The World has cuts from a few of the 'boss battles' to the beat of 'Invaders Must Die' by Prodigy.

** [[Scott Pilgrim]] also Mickey Mouses the Universal Studios fanfare with Lucas Lee cricking his neck and skateboarding on set. It's more funny than it sounds.