One of the funny ways that Mac OS X uses animation in its UI is when the user logs in. If she enters an incorrect login and/or password, the whole login dialog shakes violently for a second, like a road sign thwacked with a bat, or a cartoon character who has just run full-speed into a solid object (say, a picture of a tunnel painted over a wall).
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