Toy Story 3 Easter Eggs

Toy Story 3 Easter Eggs

This is an Amazing job that a few site put together. I can only imagine how long this took(I would never have the patience to compile all these facts) , but it is great. As you know Pixar loves to throw in fun little Easter eggs into there film, inside jokes, cameos of other Pixar characters, and several other things that make watching these Pixar movies that much more fun. There's been a collection of Toy Story 3 Easter eggs that recently hit the internet, and I thought I would pass them along to you.

Please remember some of you out there may consider this a Spoiler due to the face you will see images from the film. So you have been warned.

So here we go...

Home Town Map:

Behind Andy's bed is a map of the world marked with pushpins. Those pushpins each correspond to the hometowns of the film's production team.

 Cutting Blvd Sign:

 W. Cutting Blvd. is the street where Pixar was originally located in Richmond, CA.

 Sid's Back:

The original evil Toy  Sid will make a cameo in the film! I bet you all are wondering what happened to him? Maybe a crazy house? No, but he turns out to be the garbage man.You'll be able to point him out because he's still sporting the skull t-shirt.


Newt Crossing Sticker:

On the door behind Andy is a yellow Sticker which says Newt Crossing. This is a reference to another Pixar movie that is supposed to come out in 2012 but it's having development problems. 

A113:

  
Since the first Toy Story, Andy's mom has had the license plate A113, this is a reference to an animation room at CalArts. This number pops up across the animation world as an in-joke in dozens of films and TV series, everything from The Iron Giant to The Simpsons. In Toy Story 3 the plate is surrounded by a frame that says "Tiger Pride," a reference to director Lee Unkrich's hometown of Chagrin Falls, Ohio, and his high school mascot.

Finn McMissile:

Check out the car poster by Andy's bed. That's a hint at a new character, Finn McMissile, who will debut in Cars 2. A full design for the character was shown off at last year's D23, showing Finn as a James Bond-esque Aston Martin.

Buy n Large:

  
The Buy n Large batteries brand is from the Pixar film Wall-E


Totoro:

  
Courtesy of Studio Ghibli, Totoro himself makes an appearance in the form of one of Bonnie's plush toys.

Boo From Monster's Inc.

But what about Monsters Inc 2? Pixar fanatics have been speculating that one of the young girls at the daycare center looks suspiciously like a more grown up version of Boo:

 95:

The train engine in the opening sequence has a big 95 on the front, a reference to the year that the first Toy Story was released and the racing number of Cars' Lightning McQueen.

PU:

 
The yellow banner flag hanging on the wall says PU, which stands for Pixar University, a professional-development program for Pixar employees.

Postcard from Carl Fredricksen:

 
The postcard on Andy's board says Carl and Ellie Fredricksen who are from Pixar's film UP.

Nemo Sticker:

There's a sticker at the bottom of Andy's toy chest of Nemo from Finding Nemo.

237:

 

The 237 number in the screenname is a reference to director Lee Unkrich’s favorite movie The Shining.

 Barbie:

The version of Barbie they use in the film is modeled after Great Shape Barbie from 1983.

Ken:

 

The version of Ken in the movie is modeled after Animal Lovin' Ken from 1988.

Lotso:

 
Lotso is one of the new main characters in Toy Story 3, he had a cameo in the film Up, but also appeared 15 years earlier in the first Toy Story film.


Toy characters:

 
Look for a number of toy variations on other Pixar characters. Check out Boo and Mike from Monsters, Inc.and a wooden Lightning McQueen.

Snot Red:

 
The calendar in Andy’s room which used to show an image from A Bug’s Life now has a picture of a Snot Rod, a character from Cars.

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