23 Little Details In Disney Movies That Will Blow Your Mind
Did anyone else spot Nemo in 'Toy Story?!'
#1 Baby Moana shows up briefly in Wreck-It Ralph 2.
#2 Colette from Ratatouille has a burn mark on her forearm that is typical of people who work in kitchens.
#3 In Brave, Sully from Monsters Inc. was carved into a piece of wood. So darn cute!
#4 The lantern that Rapunzel touches in Tangled is the the same one her parents launched from the palace.
You can tell because it's the only one that's decorated with the royal seal.
#5 Aladdin's magic carpet makes a quick cameo in Moana!
#6 The last seven numbers on Mirage's business card in The Incredibles spells out "SUPRHRO" on a typical phone keypad.
Of course, this is a reference to the fact that many of the characters in The Incredibles are superheroes.
#7 In Cars, even the airplanes leave tire tracks.
#8 In Tangled, when Mother Gothel says, "I love you most," she kisses Rapunzel's hair instead of her forehead.
#9 This genuinely clever joke in Hercules that went right over my head when I was a kid.
#10 This post about Aladdin that shook me to my very core.
#11 In Atlantis, King Nedakh is blind because he looked at the crystal during the sinking of Atlantis.
#12 The bad guys in Disney movies often wear gloves.
#13 The batteries used to power Buzz Lightyear are made by the same fictional company that built Wall-E.
Buy n Large is a major corporation whose logo and products often shows up in the Pixar universe, but they are often a lot harder to spot than the Pizza Planet truck.
#14 The pattern on Dory's dad is supposed to look like a receding hairline.
#15 In Toy Story 3, Nemo makes an appearance, although you might not notice at first.
A sticker of the little fish can be spotted on the side of Andy's toy box.
#16 In WALL-E, the adorable robot makes a statue of Eve out of garbage and junk.
Her right arm? It's made with the Luxo Jr. desk lamp. The iconic lamp often shows up where you'd least expect it.
#17 Remember the restaurant in Paris in Ratatouille called Gasteau's?
Well, a version of it shows up in Cars 2 and was renamed as Gastow's, because who says cars can't enjoy French cuisine?
#18 Fans of the 1988 Miyazaki film, My Neighbor Totoro, will be shocked to know their favorite dust bunny can be seen in Toy Story 3.
#19 Pixar is known for its heartwarming (sometimes heart wrenching) and unforgettable shorts.
So, what else would they do other than title all the books in Toy Story with the title of their favorite short films?
#20 In Monsters Inc., Andy's wallpaper from Toy Story is used as practice for the monsters to blend into.
#21 Dinoco is a logo you might have noticed popping up a lot across different Pixar movies.
It was first seen as the gas station in Toy Story, was the sponsorship in Cars, and was the logo for a lighter in WALL-E.
#22 The flux capacitor from the Back to the Future series shows up in the train in The Polar Express.
#23 Nani from Lilo and Stitch has a Mulan poster in her bedroom.
#2 Colette from Ratatouille has a burn mark on her forearm that is typical of people who work in kitchens.
#3 In Brave, Sully from Monsters Inc. was carved into a piece of wood. So darn cute!
#4 The lantern that Rapunzel touches in Tangled is the the same one her parents launched from the palace.
You can tell because it's the only one that's decorated with the royal seal.
#5 Aladdin's magic carpet makes a quick cameo in Moana!
#6 The last seven numbers on Mirage's business card in The Incredibles spells out "SUPRHRO" on a typical phone keypad.
Of course, this is a reference to the fact that many of the characters in The Incredibles are superheroes.
#7 In Cars, even the airplanes leave tire tracks.
#8 In Tangled, when Mother Gothel says, "I love you most," she kisses Rapunzel's hair instead of her forehead.
#9 This genuinely clever joke in Hercules that went right over my head when I was a kid.
#10 This post about Aladdin that shook me to my very core.
#11 In Atlantis, King Nedakh is blind because he looked at the crystal during the sinking of Atlantis.
#12 The bad guys in Disney movies often wear gloves.
#13 The batteries used to power Buzz Lightyear are made by the same fictional company that built Wall-E.
Buy n Large is a major corporation whose logo and products often shows up in the Pixar universe, but they are often a lot harder to spot than the Pizza Planet truck.
#14 The pattern on Dory's dad is supposed to look like a receding hairline.
#15 In Toy Story 3, Nemo makes an appearance, although you might not notice at first.
A sticker of the little fish can be spotted on the side of Andy's toy box.
#16 In WALL-E, the adorable robot makes a statue of Eve out of garbage and junk.
Her right arm? It's made with the Luxo Jr. desk lamp. The iconic lamp often shows up where you'd least expect it.
#17 Remember the restaurant in Paris in Ratatouille called Gasteau's?
Well, a version of it shows up in Cars 2 and was renamed as Gastow's, because who says cars can't enjoy French cuisine?
#18 Fans of the 1988 Miyazaki film, My Neighbor Totoro, will be shocked to know their favorite dust bunny can be seen in Toy Story 3.
#19 Pixar is known for its heartwarming (sometimes heart wrenching) and unforgettable shorts.
So, what else would they do other than title all the books in Toy Story with the title of their favorite short films?
#20 In Monsters Inc., Andy's wallpaper from Toy Story is used as practice for the monsters to blend into.
#21 Dinoco is a logo you might have noticed popping up a lot across different Pixar movies.
It was first seen as the gas station in Toy Story, was the sponsorship in Cars, and was the logo for a lighter in WALL-E.
#22 The flux capacitor from the Back to the Future series shows up in the train in The Polar Express.
#23 Nani from Lilo and Stitch has a Mulan poster in her bedroom.
