Now with several pinball machine manufacturers in the marketplace – Stern Pinball, Jersey Jack Pinball, American Pinball, Spooky Pinball etc. For example, how many card game, soccer, and Star Trek machines have there been? The film is currently available in theaters and on Disney+ Premier Access.Pinball Machines often reuse a popular theme. While, the movie includes multiple nods to One Hundred and One Dalmatians and even a reference to Cinderella, this homage to Pirates of the Caribbean is a deep cut that will delight die-hard Disney fans.ĭirected by Craig Gillespie, Cruella stars Emma Stone, Emma Thompson, Paul Walter Hauser, Joel Fry, Emily Beecham, Kirby Howell-Baptiste and Mark Strong. It's a brief but fun moment that evokes memories of another beloved Disney property while staying true to the spirit of Cruella. And when he finds his people, he slips it to them, allowing them to escape. He seeks out Jasper and Horace, but instead of keys like the dog in Pirates of the Caribbean, Wink is carrying a set of lock picks. While Cruella creates a distraction, Wink slips into the police station and makes his way to the jail cells in the back of the building. RELATED: Cruella's Big Twist, Explained: How That Revelation Frees the Disney Villain Tiny, eye-patch-wearing Wink is especially useful for getting into places undetected, and years later, when Horace and Jasper are arrested, Cruella sends Wink to their rescue. And their criminal efforts are aided by their dogs, Buddy and Wink. In Disney's latest live-action effort, Horace and Jasper form a family unit with Cruella as children, but with no parents and few prospects, they must steal to get by. The dog in Cruella has a job to do too, but in this case that job is to free his friends. This is a dog who has a job to do and is sticking to it. In Pirates of the Caribbean, the dog with the keys isn't coaxed to come closer, despite the prisoners' best efforts. RELATED: Cruella: How the Iconic Disney Villain Got Her Name But, in what could be seen as a cheeky homage to the Pirates ride (or even the film, which also includes a version of the sequence), the film flips the original scene on its head by making the dog an ally of the prisoners and not the prison guards. In Cruella, there's a brief scene that also involves prisoners in a jail cell and a dog on the other side of the bars who holds the means to their freedom. As marauding pirates set the town aflame, others trapped in a prison attempt to entice a dog who's holding the keys to their cell in its mouth to come closer so they can set themselves free.
One of the most iconic scenes in the Disney ride Pirates of the Caribbean happens toward the end of the experience.
WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Cruella, now playing in theaters and streaming on Disney+ Premier Access.
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