Pixar Movies: 30 Small Details That You Might Have Missed
Who doesn't know Pixar films? For many years, Pixar has captivated the audience with its amusing and easy-to-understand animated films. However, the animation company is recognized for more than just colorful characters and captivating tales, it's also known for hiding Easter eggs in its Movies.
On the Internet, Pixar fans have shared a lot of references that hint at the studio or past and future Pixar films. And most of them are familiar with the obvious details that feature in every Pixar film. For example, The Luxo ball, which has become a symbol of Pixar; the Pizza Planet truck, which appears in their first feature-length film "Toy Story," and "A113" - the classroom of many a Pixar graduate,...
But only eagle-eyed fans might have discovered the Easter Eggs and references in these movies. Scroll down to find out what they are. And if you have found other Easter eggs, share them with us in the comment section below!
On the Internet, Pixar fans have shared a lot of references that hint at the studio or past and future Pixar films. And most of them are familiar with the obvious details that feature in every Pixar film. For example, The Luxo ball, which has become a symbol of Pixar; the Pizza Planet truck, which appears in their first feature-length film "Toy Story," and "A113" - the classroom of many a Pixar graduate,...
But only eagle-eyed fans might have discovered the Easter Eggs and references in these movies. Scroll down to find out what they are. And if you have found other Easter eggs, share them with us in the comment section below!
#1 After Luxo Jr.'s "round" lightbulb goes out, Wall-E replaces it with an environmentally friendly bulb.
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#2 In "Up" (2009), the town buildings develop over time
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#3 Dug is the only dog that can successfully track down the tropical bird (Golden Retriever) because he is the only hunting dog. All of the others are breeds of guard dogs.
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#4 Ellie's things are rounded, whereas Carl's are square, and that goes well with their respective character designs.
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#5 Jacques's bag is cleaner than all the other bags in "Finding Dory"
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This is due to the fact that he is a Skunk Cleaner Shrimp, which means he consumes dead tissue and other organisms.#6 In "Finding Nemo" (2003), Gill is a Moorish idol
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This species is known for not being able to handle captivity well, so it makes sense that he is the one who constantly comes up with escape plans.#7 In "Finding Nemo", Bruce starts crying when Marlin says “I never knew my father”
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#8 At the end of "Ratatouille" (2007) Anton Ego is a little bit fatter
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#9 In "Ratatouille", the dog barking at Remy maybe Doug from "Up"
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#10 Bao, the title of Pixar's 2018 short film, is a wordplay.
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In Mandarin Chinese, 包 (pronounced “Bao”) means dumpling. However, this pronunciation is made by 宝, meaning “treasure” or “baby”, and 保, meaning “protect” Or “defend”.#11 While Wall-E was organizing his findings in his home, we can see Rex
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#12 Pixar spent three years developing two new software programs for Brave (2012), allowing Merida's 1,500 hair curls to move in sync with her movements.
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#13 In "The Incredibles" (2004), Bob Par's cubical is taken up by A-Pillar, which is why it's so crammed.
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#14 Elastagirl's Original suit was red, and Mr. Incredible's suit was blue. Why the name of their first child is Violet?
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#15 In "The Incredibles 2", Helen's hotel room painting is an illustration of her separation from the family
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#16 Director Brad Bird wanted to give Dash a realistic out-of-breath voice in some scenes in "The Incredibles" (2004), so he made actor Spencer Fox run four laps around the Pixar studio until he was exhausted.
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#17 One of the toys featured in Pixar's 2010 film "Toy Story 3" is a stuffed Totoro doll from Studio Ghibli's "My Neighbor Totoro."
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#18 The red thread that was used to sew Woody's arm back on is still visible in "Toy Story 4"
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#19 This glue in "Toy Story 4" is written that it was made in Emeryville, California, which is home to Pixar Studios
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#20 Mr Potato Head is voiced posthumously by Don Rickles in "Toy Story 4."
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#21 The carpet of Sid's house in "Toy Story" (1995) was designed to appear exactly like the carpet at the Overlook Hotel in "The Shining"(1980)- the horror film across the Pixar franchise.
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#22 In "Toy Story 3", Sid makes an appearance, revealing that he has gotten a job as a garbage collector.
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#23 Andy measured the height of his various toys against the door jamb in one close-up shot.
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#24 The recording process for the character Boo was very difficult
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#25 Screams, which appear as a gaseous state in the Scream Tanks, give Monsters U their power. Because power here is gas, light switches are valves, and pipes replace wires.
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#26 In Riley's imagination, the playing cards feature her father's face as King, her mother's face as Queen, and her own face as Jack
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#27 After "Cars" (2006) lost the Oscar for Best Animated Film to "Happy Feet" (2006), Pixar included a "Quality Assurance Guarantee" at the end of "Ratatouille" (2007) to remind the Academy that they manually animate every frame of their films.
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#28 In "Inside Out" (2015), Riley's clothes get more muted as she becomes more depressed.
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#29 A collection of Pixar characters' pietas may be seen hanging from a building in "Coco" (2017).
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#30 Characters' hands make the actual chords related to the song as they play guitar...
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