Can You Guess The Disney Movie By Looking At Every Frame At Once?

Lots of cold blues, whites and purples? Elsa must be in town!

The color palette for this movie included a lot of very saturated blues and reds, and you can very clearly see where Jafar takes over toward the end.

You can see the bright blue skies from the early minutes of the movie, and the fiery reds during Simba's final battle with Scar. Oh, and that green sliver is "Be Prepared."

This movie had a surprisingly dark palette with a lot of deep blues. If you look closely, though, you can see where the brighter pinks of "Colors of the Wind" peek through.

The colors are less saturated in this one (and they're kind of all over the place), but you can definitely see where the "Elephants On Parade" come in!

Who knew "Brave" was such a dark movie? Most of the film takes place outdoors at night as Merida tries to reverse the curse, so the palette for the movie is very earthy and dark.

"The Little Mermaid" is a little more green than blue, but even more surprising is the fact that there are so many earthy tones for a largely aquatic movie. Remember that Ariel does spend a lot of time on land!

Pastels. Pastels everywhere.

Green is usually the first color you think of with this movie, but it had a surprising about of brown and tan colors as well because of the jungle setting.

You can see the explosion of green as Rapunzel first sets foot outside of her tower and marvels at the grass and trees, and the sliver of orange when she sees the lanterns!