25 Hidden Details In Pixar Films You Never Noticed!

Pixar is brilliant; everyone – not just Disney who bought the animation studio a few years ago – knows this. Audiences and critics regularly rave about Pixar films. The makers’ love of and attention to detail in their work is shown in the following examples: here are 25 brilliant details in Pixar films only fans spotted!

25 Hidden Details In Pixar Films You Never Noticed!

#1 The mime on the bridge in Ratatouille is The Incredibles villain Bomb Voyage

#2 Ernesto’s guitar in Coco has a golden tooth just like Héctor’s on the headstock – a clue that it had always been his instrument

#3 In the dental practice in Finding Nemo, Buzz Lightyear can be seen in front of the toy box

#4 Sully’s chair in Monsters Inc. has a cut out on the back for his tail

#5 The pictures of former captains in WALL-E show people who worked for well over 100 years – thus implying that medical advances have lengthened human lifespan considerably

#6 This keyboard in WALL-E only has 0 and 1 keys for robot-friendly binary code

#7 The dead superhero Downburst in The Incredibles apparently used farts to fly and defeat his opponents

#8 The dogs in Brave are (historically correct) Scottish Deerhounds

#9 In The Good Dinosaur, the continents are so close together because 65 million years ago, when the film was set, the supercontinent Pangea had just separated

#10 In Cars 2 the company Insuricare is being advertised – this is the same business for which Bob Parr works at the start of The Incredibles

#11 The landscape in Cars is modeled on the design of classic cars

#12 The lightning strike in WALL-E fully charges the robot’s batteries

#13 In Monsters Inc., Boo tries to give Sully a Nemo toy – Finding Nemo came out two years later!

#14 In Finding Nemo, the dentist leaves the toilet without washing his hands – and then treats the next patients

#15 Also in Finding Nemo, Bruce mourns the fact he never had a father – this actually happens to all sharks, because the mother shark looks after the babies by herself in nature

#16 In Coco, there is an advertising poster for the undead version of The Incredibles

#17 The same Asian takeaway box appears in A Bug’s Life, Ratatouille and Inside Out

#18 Manny in A Bug’s Life is happily married to a moth because, in nature, female praying mantises eat the males after mating

#19 The Binford toolbox in Toy Story is a reference to the sitcom classic Home Improvement – Binford is the company, which sponsors the fictional home improvement program of the main character Tim Taylor. Tim Allen, who played this character, also voiced Buzz Lightyear in the original

#20 The books on the shelf behind Woody show titles of early Pixar shorts

#21 The picture of stars at the beginning of Toy Story 2 forms the legendary Pixar lamp

#22 Buzz Lightyear’s batteries in Toy Story 3 were produced by Buy n Large, the company in WALL-E

#23 Both young Carl’s and Russell’s shirt collars peek out on one side – a sign that the two characters are more similar than they think at first

#24 Anton Ego’s typewriter in Ratatouille is modeled on a skull and his office is shaped like a coffin

#25 The small burn on Colette’s forearm came from an oven grate – chefs often have such injuries

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