History YMMV / KnickKnack

* HilariousInHindsight: Original prints of the short were distributed for several years by Creator/TwentiethCenturyFox. Today, Fox is a subsidiary of Creator/{{Disney}}, which has distributed this short since 1996.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The song heard throughout the short, courtesy of Bobby [=McFerrin=] (of "Don't Worry, Be Happy" fame), is an EarWorm guaranteed to stay in your head for a long time.

* HarsherInHindsight: Now that John Lasseter's history of sexual misconduct has come to light, ultimately resulting in his resignation from Disney/Pixar, the short's premise of the snowman pursuing attractive, swimsuit-clad women feels a lot skiver. Worse if you know that he has previously stated that it was created by the staff to "blow off steam" (though if it's any consolation, it was his idea to get rid of the women's comically large breasts for the 2003 version).

* HarsherInHindsight: Now that John Lasseter's history of sexual misconduct has come to light, ultimately resulting in his resignation from Disney/Pixar, the short's premise of the snowman pursuing an attractive, swimsuit-clad women feels a lot skiver. Worse if you know that he has previously stated that it was created by the staff to "blow off steam" (though if it's any consolation, it was his idea to get rid of the women's comically large breasts for the 2003 version).

* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Now that John Lasseter's history of sexual misconduct has come to light, ultimately resulting in his resignation from Disney/Pixar, the short's premise of the snowman pursuing an attractive, swimsuit-clad women feels a lot skiver. Worse if you know that he has previously stated that it was created by the staff to "blow off steam" (though if it's any consolation, it was his idea to get rid of the women's comically large breasts for the 2003 version).

* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Now that John Lasseter's history of sexual misconduct has come to light, ultimately resulting in his resignation from Disney/Pixar, the short's premise of the snowman pursuing an attractive, swimsuit-clad women feels a lot skiver. Worse if you know that he has previously stated that it was created by the staff to "blow off steam" (though if it's any consolation, it was his idea to get rid of the women's comically large breasts).

* MisBlamed: When Pixar released the bowdlerized version of the short, a lot of people assumed that Disney, who had recently acquired the company, forced them to make the edit. The Pixar staff said that they had made that choice themselves. When they originally made it, they were a bunch of lonely computer nerds, whereas at the time of the re-release, they were men with families, no longer comfortable with having women objectified in that fashion.

* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Now that John Lasseter's history of sexual misconduct has come to light, ultimately resulting in his resignation from Disney/Pixar, the short's premise of the snowman pursuing an attractive, swimsuit-clad women feels a lot skiver. Worse if you know that he has previously stated that it was created by the staff to "blow off steam."

* EnsembleDarkhorse: Sunny Miami gets much more fan art than one would think for a very early Pixar short.

* ThrowItIn: The singer Bobby Mc Ferrin created the musical soundtrack, an acappella vocal jazz track which he improvised while watching a rough cut of the film. As the rough cut ended, the placeholder credits read blah-blah-blah-blah, so he sang those words and it remained in the film's score.

* NightmareFuel: The Snowman. those gods... no wonder they're all hiding...
* ThrowItIn: The singer Bobby Mc Ferrin created the musical soundtrack, an a cappella vocal jazz track which he improvised while watching a rough cut of the film. As the rough cut ended, the placeholder credits read blah-blah-blah-blah, so he sang those words and it remained in the film's score.

* NightmareFuel: The Snowman. those gods... no wonder they're all hiding...