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-->'''Goofy:''' .yfooG s'ti, yekciM, olleH\\

'''Goofy:''' !spoO ''(hangs up; redials)'' Hello, Mickey, it's Goofy.

'''Mickey:''' Goofy, you're talking through the wrong end of the phone again!\\

->''"Things will be different, now that I have the new Yak Bakwards!"''\\
''"I consider you all fools!"''\\
''"Do you have anything to say?"''

* When doing the summation in ''Film/AceVenturaWhenNatureCalls'', Ace rattles off his conclusion towards the accused. He then says "Let me run that back for you", reverses his actions, and speaks like he's rewinding.
* In ''Film/ANightAtTheOpera'', starring Creator/TheMarxBrothers, Chico, Harpo, and their buddy Ricardo are impersonating three foreign dignitaries, with Groucho pretending to be their interpreter. A police captain calls them out as impostors, whereupon Groucho turns to the three and they start talking in what seems to be AsLongAsItSoundsForeign gibberish. What it ''actually'' is, is normal English dialogue--Groucho says "Did you hear what he said? He said you were frauds and impostors!", then Chico and Ricardo say stuff like "How can he say a thing like that?", "This is ridiculous," etc--with all the dialogue played backwards.

* When Obi-Wan first meets Jango Fett in ''Film/StarWarsAttackOfTheClones'', Jango says to his clone son, Boba, "Rood eht so-heeck," instructing Boba to close a door and hide his Mandalorian armor. Some sources identify this as a "coded language", but the first two words spoken are "the door" backwards. The rest is gibberish.
* Combined with RewindGag in ''Film/TopSecret'', when a scene in which characters speak "Swedish" is actually playing in reverse [[Main/AsLongAsItSoundsForeign so that the dialogue sounds foreign]]. This becomes more apparent as the scene plays out, as things like dust flying ''onto'' a book when a character blows on it or a dog running backwards give away the effect.
* Played seriously in ''Film/{{TENET}}'' where a character who has been 'inverted' (traveling backwards in time) has to use a radio with translation software to speak with someone in normal time, as their speech sounds this way.
** The special features reveal that the audio for this scene was not reversed--Creator/KennethBranagh actually practiced speaking backwards with a Russian accent. Not too surprising given Creator/ChristopherNolan's reputation for trying to do as much in-camera as possible,.
* ''Film/HerculesReturns'' involves a GagDub of an Italian SwordAndSandal movie. The actor playing Hercules has a tendency to walk away from the people he's talking to, then [[LargeHam abruptly turn to face them]], at which point the GagDub always makes a sound like the soundtrack is being reversed.
* In ''Film/HellHouseLLC'', Sara speaks slurred gibberish while sleepwalking- it's actually audio from her final interview scene played backwards.

* In "Gimme the Loot" by Music/TheNotoriousBIG, two words are played backwards: "I don't give a fuck if you're [pregnant]" and "Bitches get [strangled] for their earrings and bangles."

--> ''(reversed lines are in bold)''
-->'''And if you ever need some hash or weed'''
--> You won't be gettin' it here
--> Just take off into the bumpy sea
--> '''Go to Denmark, man it's oh so near'''
*** The album ''Bitter Tea'' frequently uses backwards vocals - ranging from reversed singing or speech to flipping practically every other word of the lyrics backwards ("Nevers!") or playing {{scatting}} backwards and forwards at the same time so that the vocal track sounds exactly the same in reverse ("Benton Harbor Blues").

** The album ''Bitter Tea'' frequently uses backwards vocals - ranging from reversed singing or speech to flipping practically every other word of the lyrics backwards ("Nevers!") or playing {{scatting}} backwards and forwards at the same time so that the vocal track sounds exactly the same in reverse ("Benton Harbor Blues").

* In ''Film/HellHouseLLC'', a posessed Sara speaks in tongues while facing a wall; it's actually a reversed recording of her lines from a scene later in the movie where she's being interviewed.

* {{Music/Beck}}'s "Loser" has some backwards singing during the "breakdown" section, which is simply the full chorus reversed: "[[GratuitousSpanish Soy un perdedor]] / I'm a loser baby, so why don't you kill me?"

* ''VideoGame/Supernova 1987'' has backwards names, and the alien ship uses backwards text as well. Once you rescue the scientist, his speech is also backwards until he adjusts his wristband.

* ''[[VideoGame/Supernova 1987]]'' has backwards names, and the alien ship uses backwards text as well. Once you rescue the scientist, his speech is also backwards until he adjusts his wristband.

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'''Goofy:''' !spoO

* ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'':

** There's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZlIcJbbm08 an instance]] where James of Team Rocket talks backwards when being swallowed by his Victreebel. The message is "Leo Burnett[[note]]an advertising executive[[/note]] and [[Creator/FourKidsEntertainment 4Kids]] are the devil", an intentional protest by James's voice actor Creator/EricStuart against not being paid for commercial work..

* In the opening credits of ''WesternAnimation/BatmanMaskOfThePhantasm'', a choral version of the main BTAS theme is heard with OminousLatinChanting. However, the lyrics were actually the names of some of production crew written backwards.

* "Don't Stop" by Music/StoneRoses is their song "Waterfall" played backwards with additional forwards instrumentation and singing - the forwards singing consists of WordSaladLyrics that the backwards vocals sort of sound like - for instance the reversed chorus ("she'll carry on through it all / she's a waterfall") is interpreted as "don't stop / isn't it funny how you shine?"