An eagle-eyed Shrek fan has spotted a childhood-ruining moment that you may just have missed.
Posting on TikTok, @kathy_martinez05 has shared one scene that likely went way over your head as a youngster.
In the clip, Lord Farquaad can be seen reclining in bed with a martini while asking the magic mirror to show him a picture of Princess Fiona, to which the mirror - somewhat reluctantly - obliges.
But if you look closely at the bed sheets, you'll see a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment where a bulge seems to appear as though the villain is just a bit too excited about the thought of the beautiful princess.
Absolute filth.
The TikToker asked: "Did anyone catch that?" and was quickly flooded with responses from fans of the flick - which turns 20 this year - saying they would 'never forgive' her for alerting them to the scene.
One person said: "I'm not at all innocent but I am traumatised after this and understanding it now."
Another asked: "Why? Why did they do that? Who agreed to animate that?" while a third said: "I will never forgive you for this."
Cutting straight to the heart of the matter, another person joked: "I know what I will bring up in my next therapy session now."
This isn't the first time a TikToker has managed to ruin our childhoods by pointing out a very grown-up joke hidden within a kids' movie - earlier this month, someone spotted a scene in Toy Story 2 that seems a lot more risqué when you watch it as an adult.
In one scene, Jessie pulls off some impressive stunts around Andy's bedroom. The movie then cuts to Buzz, who looks amazed after watching her before his wings shoot out and the little lights on the end start to flash, in a non-too-subtle expression of... er, excitement.
Naughty.
Sharing the clip online, TikTok user @lokilover227 asked: "What was a joke from a children's TV show that went way over your head as a kid?"
Despite the moving being around for years, many people had only just spotted the risqué joke, with one person posting: "I just realised, OMG."
While another joked: "Buzz got a woody."
A third asked: "Wait, so if that's what Buzz does, what does Woody mean when he says 'there's a snake in my boot'?"
I dread to think, guys.
Topics: TV and Film, TikTok
Claire Reid