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* ''Webcomic/EveryoneIsHome'': "[[YetAnotherChristmasCarol A Christmas Warol]]" ends by zooming out to reveal that the whole thing was just a play that the Smash characters were taking part in.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'' starts with a monster, Bile, walking into a child's bedroom. He is freaked out when the child starts screaming and starts knocking things over-- and then suddenly the lights turn on, the pre-recorded message "Simulation Terminated" is heard, and one wall of the room goes up. It turns out the child is actually a robot, and Bile is actually in a training simulator that Monsters, Inc. uses to train new Scarers, being observed by his instructor and several other students. The instructor then proceeds to critique Bile about his mistakes. [[spoiler:Sully later uses this training simulator to trick [[BigBad Mr. Waternoose]] into making an [[EngineeredPublicConfession on-camera confession]] to his crimes.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'' ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc1'' starts with a monster, Bile, walking into a child's bedroom. He is freaked out when the child starts screaming and starts knocking things over-- and then suddenly the lights turn on, the pre-recorded message "Simulation Terminated" is heard, and one wall of the room goes up. It turns out the child is actually a robot, and Bile is actually in a training simulator that Monsters, Inc. uses to train new Scarers, being observed by his instructor and several other students. The instructor then proceeds to critique Bile about his mistakes. [[spoiler:Sully later uses this training simulator to trick [[BigBad Mr. Waternoose]] into making an [[EngineeredPublicConfession on-camera confession]] to his crimes.]]
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* ''Film/UHF'' begins with George Newman playing out the opening scene from ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk,'' with George in the adventurer's role. At the end of the scene, the giant boulder chases him all over the world until it runs him over, with the image of his flattened body transitioning to that of a burger patty frying on a grill. Turns out it was all George's daydream while he's flipping burgers at Big Edna's.
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* ''Film/UHF'' ''Film/{{UHF}}'' begins with George Newman playing out the opening scene from ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk,'' with George in the adventurer's role. role. At the end of the scene, the giant boulder chases him all over the world until it runs him over, with the image of his flattened body transitioning to that of a burger patty frying on a grill. grill. Turns out it was all George's daydream while he's flipping burgers at Big Edna's.
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* ''Film/UHF'' begins with George Newman playing out the opening scene from ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk,'' with George in the adventurer's role. At the end of the scene, the giant boulder chases him all over the world until it runs him over, with the image of his flattened body transitioning to that of a burger patty frying on a grill. Turns out it was all George's daydream while he's flipping burgers at Big Edna's.
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** Similarly, "WesternAnimation/ToyStory3" begins with an exciting action scene of Woody, Buzz, and Jessie fighting bandits in the Old West, only for it to then cut to Andy's room as he is in the middle of an imaginative playtime session.
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** Similarly, "WesternAnimation/ToyStory3" Similarly,''WesternAnimation/ToyStory3'' begins with an exciting action scene of Woody, Buzz, and Jessie fighting bandits in the Old West, only for it to then cut to Andy's room as he is in the middle of an imaginative playtime session.
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** Similarly, "WesternAnimation/ToyStory3" begins with an exciting action scene of Woody, Buzz, and Jessie fighting bandits in the Old West, only for it to then cut to Andy's room as he is in the middle of an imaginative playtime session.
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* ''Film/TheClassic'': Right after Ji-hye returns Sang-min's umbrella to him upon realizing he left it at the store so he could join her in the rain, leading to them confessing their feelings to each other in the theater, the next scene is of [[spoiler:So-kyeung in a hospital bed and claiming to Sang-min she cut her wrists because she saw him confessing to someone else. It then pans out to show the audience watching them in the theater, revealing it's all part of Sang-min's play.]]
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* ''Film/TheClassic'': Right after Ji-hye returns Sang-min's umbrella to him upon realizing he left it at the store so he could join her in the rain, leading to them confessing their feelings to each other in the theater, the next scene is of [[spoiler:So-kyeung [[spoiler:So-kyeong in a hospital bed and claiming to Sang-min she cut her wrists because she saw him confessing to someone else. It then pans out to show the audience watching them in the theater, revealing it's all part of Sang-min's play.]]
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** In "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E23AWorldOfDifference A World of Difference]]", the protagonist Arthur Curtis is going about his life, then suddenly finds himself on a set as an actor named Gerald Raigan 'playing' himself. The episode deals with his attempts to first understand what had happened to him, then to get back to a life he found preferable to the one he'd been thrust into.
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** In "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E23AWorldOfDifference "[[Recap/TheTwilightZone1959S1E23AWorldOfDifference A World of Difference]]", the protagonist Arthur Curtis is going about his life, then suddenly finds himself on a set as an actor named Gerald Raigan 'playing' himself. The episode deals with his attempts to first understand what had happened to him, then to get back to a life he found preferable to the one he'd been thrust into.
