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* The opening credits of ''Anime/DoraemonNobitasChronicleOfTheMoonExploration'' have Nobita and friends dressed in Victorian-era clothing and getting aboard a dorayaki-shaped spaceship before launching themselves onto the moon (shaped like Doraemon's head, no less!) and landing on it's side, evoking the famous rocket landing shot in this film.
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* The In the opening credits of ''Anime/DoraemonNobitasChronicleOfTheMoonExploration'' have Nobita and friends are dressed in Victorian-era clothing and getting aboard a dorayaki-shaped spaceship before launching themselves onto the moon (shaped like Doraemon's head, no less!) and landing on it's side, evoking the famous rocket landing shot in this film.
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-->'''Craterface''': At least I still have my self-respect. ''[laughs, then cries]''
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* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'': "Bunny Raven... or ...How to Make A Titananimal Disappear" has a FreezeFrameBonus in the episode's infamous "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQuDRGZZ6kc Master of Your Fate]]" song number. When Mumbo stretches his neck to the stratosphere, in one shot it's revealed the moon is Mumbo's face with a rocket embedded in his eye.
* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'': "Bunny Raven... or ...How to Make A Titananimal Disappear" has a FreezeFrameBonus in the episode's infamous "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQuDRGZZ6kc Master of Your Fate]]" song number. When Mumbo stretches his neck to the stratosphere, in one shot it's revealed the moon is Mumbo's face with a rocket embedded in his eye.
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* The film plays a prominent role in ''Literature/TheInventionOfHugoCabret'', as well as its film adaptation, ''Film/{{Hugo}}''.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': In "The Series Has Landed", the mascot of Luna Park, a performer in a large moon mask named Crater Face, tries to get Bender to stop drinking alcohol in the park. Bender responds by sticking the bottle he was drinking from in the costume's eye, mimicking the famous shot of the rocket embedded in the moon's eye.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': In "The Series Has Landed", the mascot of Luna Park, a performer in a large moon mask named Crater Face, tries to get Bender to stop drinking alcohol in the park. Bender responds by sticking the bottle he was drinking from in the costume's eye, mimicking the famous shot of the rocket embedded in the moon's eye.eye.
-->'''Craterface''': At least I still have my self-respect. ''[laughs, then cries]''
-->'''Craterface''': At least I still have my self-respect. ''[laughs, then cries]''
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* As is the video for Music/CarlyRaeJepsen's "The Loneliest Time" (but infused with goofy {{disco}} dancing).
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Chalkzone}}'': In "Madcap Snap" Rudy sends a bunch of clones of Snap to a newly drawn planet called "Planet Snap", which is just a giant snap head out in space. When the rocket lands on it, it lands into the eye, exactly like in "A Trip to the Moon".
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Chalkzone}}'': In "Madcap Snap" Rudy sends a bunch of clones of Snap to a newly drawn planet called "Planet Snap", which is just a giant snap Snap head out in space. When the rocket lands on it, it lands into the eye, exactly like in "A Trip to the Moon".
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* The opening credits of ''Anime/DoraemonNobitasChronicleOfTheMoonExploration'' have Nobita and friends dressed in Victorian-era clothing and getting aboard a dorayaki-shaped spaceship before launching themselves onto the moon (shaped like DOraemon's Doraemon's head, no less!) and landing on it's side, evoking the famous rocket landing shot in this film.
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* The opening credits of ''Anime/DoraemonNobitasChronicleOfTheMoonExploration'' have Nobita and friends dressed in Victorian-era clothing and getting aboard a dorayaki-shaped spaceship before launching themselves onto the moon (shaped like DOraemon's head, no less!) and landing on it's side, evoking the famous rocket landing shot in this film.
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* ''Series/RoadToAvonlea'': In "Home Movie", Jasper attends a screening of ''A Trip to the Moon'', and gets so intrigued by the idea of moving pictures that he decides to buy his own movie camera.
* ''Series/RoadToAvonlea'': In "Home Movie", Jasper attends a screening of ''A Trip to the Moon'', and gets so intrigued by the idea of moving pictures that he decides to buy his own movie camera.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales2017'': In "Whatever Happened to Donald Duck?", General Lunaris has been trying to reach Earth by shooting a pod from a giant cannon, same as the Earth travelers in Melies' movie.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales2017'': In "Whatever Happened to Donald Duck?", Duck?!", it's revealed that General Lunaris has been trying to reach Earth by shooting a pod from a giant cannon, same as the Earth travelers in Melies' movie.
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* The OriginalGeneration Rider in ''Webcomic/LearningWithMangaFGO'' is Creator/GeorgesMelies, and at one point tries to record a three-hour remake of ''A Trip to the Moon'' for use as their Noble Phantasm attack (and an excuse to hit Thomas Edison in the face with a rocket).
* The OriginalGeneration Rider in ''Webcomic/LearningWithMangaFGO'' is Creator/GeorgesMelies, and at one point tries to record a three-hour remake of ''A Trip to the Moon'' for use as their Noble Phantasm attack (and an excuse to hit Thomas Edison in the face with a rocket).
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* The fourth volume of ''ComicBook/BlueMonday'' parodies the famous "rocket in the moon's eye" shot, with Bleu and her friends sitting on it in early-1900s costumes.
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* The video for "Tonight, Tonight" by Music/TheSmashingPumpkins is a tribute to the movie.
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* Website/{{Google}} homaged this film among others in their [[https://www.google.com/doodles/celebrating-georges-melies 2018 Google Doodle]] for Creator/GeorgesMelies.
* Website/{{Google}} homaged this film among others in their [[https://www.google.com/doodles/celebrating-georges-melies 2018 Google Doodle]] for Creator/GeorgesMelies.
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* In ''Literature/ExperimentalFilm'', Lois gives the length of ''A Trip to the Moon'' (14 minutes) as an example of how short amateur silent films tend to be.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': In "The Series Has Landed", the mascot of Luna Park, a performer in a large moon mask named Crater Face, tries to get Bender to stop drinking alcohol in the park. Bender responds by sticking the bottle he was drinking from in the costume's eye, mimicking the famous shot of the rocket embedded in the moon's eye.
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* In ''Literature/ExperimentalFilm'', Lois gives the length of ''A Trip to the Moon'' (14 minutes) as an example of how short amateur silent films tend to be.
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