History Main / FearsomeFoot

* Subverted at the start of ''Film/Jurassic World''. What looks like a predatory dinosaur's clawed feet stomp down on the ground. Then the camera pulls back to [[BigLittleMan reveal that it's actually a crow]].

* Book 20 of the ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'' series with [[http://animorphs.wikia.com/wiki/Hork-Bajir?file=Animorphs_discovery_book_20_inside_cover.jpg the first official art]] of a Hork-Bajir in the series. This angle was copied again multiple times in the ''Series/{{Animorphs}}'' [[http://animorphs.wikia.com/wiki/Hork-Bajir?file=Hork_Bajir%27s_Legs.jpg TV adaptation.]]

* The ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'' TV adaptation does this multiple times with the Hork-Bajir [[http://animorphs.wikia.com/wiki/Hork-Bajir?file=Hork_Bajir%27s_Legs.jpg]]. This mirrors the first official artistic interpretation of the species [[http://animorphs.wikia.com/wiki/Hork-Bajir?file=Animorphs_discovery_book_20_inside_cover.jpg]], in Book 20 of the ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'', in which only his feet can be seen.

* Book 20 of the ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'' series with the first official art [[http://animorphs.wikia.com/wiki/Hork-Bajir?file=Animorphs_discovery_book_20_inside_cover.jpg]] of a Hork-Bajir in the series. This angle was copied again multiple times in the ''Series/{{Animorphs}}'' TV adaptation [[http://animorphs.wikia.com/wiki/Hork-Bajir?file=Hork_Bajir%27s_Legs.jpg]].

* In the 2003 ''Film/{{Hulk}}'' movie, a few shots during HulkingOut scenes show Bruce Banner's feet becoming so large that they rip apart his shoes and socks.

* In Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast, when the Beast steps into a spotlight to reveal himself to Belle, the camera shows his lupine feet before his monstrous face.

* Book 20 of the ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'' series with the first official art of a Hork-Bajir in the series. This angle was copied again multiple times in the ''Series/{{Animorphs}}'' TV adaptation.

* The ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'' TV adaptation does this multiple times with the Hork-Bajir. This mirrors the first official artistic interpretation of the species, in Book 20 of the ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'', in which only his feet can be seen [[Spoiler:next to Marco's cobra morph.]]

* Book 20 of the ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'' series with the feet of a Hork-Bajir. Camera angle copied again in the ''Series/{{Animorphs}}''

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* <a href= "http://animorphs.wikia.com/wiki/Hork-Bajir?file=Animorphs_discovery_book_20_inside_cover.jpg"> Book 20 </a> of the ''Literature/Animorphs'' series showcases the first official appearance of a Hork-Bajir, but only its feet. The same tactic is used in the ''Series/Animorphs'' in multiple shots.
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* In the opening scene of the TV Miniseries ''The Deliberate Stranger'', a pretty young woman walks through a parking lot. The camera pans down to the ground and a pair of feet enter the frame, depicting their owner as slowly stalking the girl. He catches up to her, and there's a scream as the scene fades to black. The movie was about the exploits of SerialKiller Ted Bundy and while this particular scene depicted the abduction and murder of his fifth or sixth victim, there are numerous similar scenes scattered throughout the film.

Differs from FeetFirstIntroduction in that it isn't necessarily the first appearance of the character.

* In ''Film/JurassicPark'', the approach of the ''T rex'' is once shown by its foot coming down into the shot and sinking into the mud.
** Later in the same film, the hook-clawed foot of a ''Velociraptor'' in the Visitor Center kitchen as two young children try desperately to hide from the predators.

* During Davy Jones' FeetFirstIntroduction in ''Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanDeadMansChest'', we see his mutated crab-like right foot before his comparatively normal left.

* In the opening scene of the TV Miniseries "The Deliberate Stranger", a pretty young woman walks through a parking lot. The camera pans down to the ground and a pair of feet enter the frame, depicting their owner as slowly stalking the girl. He catches up to her, and there's a scream as the scene fades to black. The movie was about the exploits of SerialKiller Ted Bundy and while this particular scene depicted the abduction and murder of his fifth or sixth victim, there are numerous similar scenes scattered throughout the film.

* In ''Film/TheWolfMan1941'', the camera focuses on Larry Talbot's feet turning into wolf-like footpaws for the duration of a transformation scene. After Larry's feet become fully transformed, the camera continues to close up on then as prowls out of the room and into the forest.

* In the ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'' comic "The Infinite Monster!" (the first story that Kara-El starred in after Franchise/{{Superman}} finally allowed her to fight crime in public), Supergirl fights an interdimensional creature who looks so tall, that only its feet can fit in the panels. [[spoiler:Until Supergirl shrinks the monster.]]

* In the ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'' comic "The Infinite Monster!" (the first story that Kara-El starred in after Franchise/{{Superman}} finally allowed her to fight crime in public), Supergirl fights an alien so tall, that only its feet can fit in the panels.

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