>> Crazy Nate: Usually I like to wait until a movie's already out and everyone has a chance
to see it before I show you everything you missed in a movie, because how could you of
possibly missed something if you never seen it.
but Pixar has given us so many golden easter eggs already, just in their trailers for the
movie that I figured we have to talk about Toy Story 4 now, before even I watched it.
So here's everything you missed so far in Pixar's movie Toy Story 4.
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To see this first easter egg in Toy Story 4 we need to know where Toy Story all began.
It started with the imagination of John Lasseter, Pete Docter Andrew Stanton, and Joe Ranft.
>> Jon Lasseter: huh?
>> Andew Stanton: Wake up John, it's been ten years.
>> John Lasseter: I'm still wearing the same shirt.
>> Crazy Nate: They went to Toys-R-Us, rest in peace, grabbed a bunch of toys on the company
credit card of course, then ran back to the office, and the rest is history.
But unfortunately it seems history has changed once again.
Fast forward to today and if you look on the poster you will see Andrew Stanton and Pete
Docter are still on the list.
Joe Ranft isn’t on the list for Toy Story 4 because he passed away in 2005, but unfortunately
John Lasseter wont be on the film as well.
The reason why he’s no longer at Pixar is a video in and of itself that we can talk
about a different day, but no one can deny that he was a huge part of Toy Story coming
to life, I would go so far to say that if it wasn’t for him it might not of even come
to life ever.
especially because he was the Director of Toy Story.
Toy Story 4 is the first Toy Story where he wont be creatively involved at all in the
making of the movie.
That’s right he's been a part of EVERY single Toy Story film prior to Toy Story 4. and yes
this all relates to easter eggs.
Since he’s basically where Toy Story all started I figured it’s only fair to show
the first easter egg paying tribute to John Lasseter.
Back to the Movie poster, if you look at the book over here on the shelf that fell over.
It has the number 19 on the side of it.
We know that John Lasseter didn’t direct toy story 4, but as of now he’s the only
one of the original writers that ever directed exactly 19 movies in his entire career.
Clearly someone over at Pixar felt the need to give him a little bit of credit in the
movie.
Which they should.
That's right, no one else I mentioned earlier has exactly 19 Director seats under their
belt other than John Lasseter, and with Pixar there’s always meaning behind every little
detail.
To prove Pixar puts that much detail into everything they do, let's point out more easter
eggs on the same poster.
Walt Disney has an apartment in Dinseyland that he and his family often stayed at, and
it’s still there to this day, it's located above the firehouse.
Back when he would visit the park he would turn on the light by the window to let people
knew he was there.
After Walt Disney passed away, to honor his memory, Disney always leaves that same light
on in the window.
Looking at this poster we can see that even thought the lights are off in the store, there’s
still one light left on and it's in the window.
I haven’t personally been in Walt’s apparent above the firehouse but Erik Peter Carlson
on youtube has.
Here you can see Erik is inside Walt’s apartment next to the window, and you can also see the
light that they never shut off is in the background.
Not surprisingly that light looks a lot like the same style light in the window of the
antique shop.
Erik Peter Carlson also vlogged about his experience inside of Walt's apartment, if
you want to go see, I will put a link in the description.
For the next easter egg let’s take a peek up here in the dark.
you might recall once upon a time it was a clock in the Incredibles.
Then moving down just a little bit we see a parody painting like the one that was recreated
in the movie Up.
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Only if you look really closely you will see it's Dug the dog and Charles Muntz gambling
at the table with his dogs.
I'd be willing to bet Charles is a cheater too.
We also know now that the Canadian stuntman was the easter egg in Incredibles 2 that connects
incredibles 2 to Toy Story 4.
>> Mr. Incredible:There's no way I'm gonna..
>> Crazy Nate: The first Pixar movie which was Toy Story came out in 1995 and that’s
why we see 95 everywhere in Pixar Movies.
But one date we don’t see nearly as often is 86, on February 3, 1986 Pixar was established.
If you look in the window it says Second Chance Antiques, and the company was established
in 1986, just like Pixar.
To infinity and your mom!
This one probably isn’t an easter egg, more like a early prediction maybe? but in the
movie trailer we are lead to believe that these guys are the bad guys, even though we
will probably find out later on that they are just like the toys in Sid's room and they
are just misunderstood toys, and not exactly bad guys at all.
>> Ducky: To infinity and my foot!
Boom!
In the vacuum of space they cannot hear you scream!
>> Crazy Nate: But if you ever read or watched Goosebumps you might think that this guy has
a striking resemblance to Slappy from Goosebumps.
(Slappy laughs)
The New character Bunny is voiced by Jordan Peele, and Ducky the duck is voiced by Keegan-Michael
Key.
Why is this important, because this trailer is either an easter egg reference or straight
up creative copy from a comedy sketch they’ve already done several times on Comedy Central
as a pair of Valet employees.
>> Bunny: They're making another Toy Story movie.
>> Ducky: No
>> Keegan-Michael Key: Did you see that Liam Neeson movie with the wolves though?
>> Ducky: No dog, they made three movies.
>> Bunny: They did make three movies, this is number 4.
>> Ducky: Oh, shoot!
>> Jordan Peele: Oh, Bruce Willi is my *****
>> Crazy Nate: Fun little fact, I was once a valet employee.
>> Buzz Lightyear: We can handle a cat.
>> Little Bo-Peep: No, not this one.
>> Mr. Pricklepants: Only a kitty cat, classic misdirection.
>> Jesse: A cat?
Come on guys, this isn't even scary.
>> Crazy Nate: Speaking of Toy Story of terror, if you haven't seen it yet, go check it out
up there, a lot of easter eggs.
Any who, in that movie Woody almost got shipped to evil Al the toy collector from Al’s toy
barn by a company called ship it, and in this trailer we see a Ship It delivery truck right
here.
Perhaps we're gonna see more characters from Toy Story of Terror in this movie because
they left us in that movie trying to escape as well.
Ok Let’s look more closely at the trailer.
If you focus on the background here you can see the fair is next to the Antique store,
so this is likely where Woody finds Bonnie, and they all live happily ever after.
>> Forky: Everything's going to be ok.
>> Mr. Pricklepants: A sure sign that the worst is behind us and the movie is just about
over.
>> Crazy Nate: Even though Andy has changed his look since the first movie, the Mickey
wall watch clock still looks exactly the same.
Bonnie also has a big imagination.
Not only is she making fake toys, she made a fake hat rack.
And she put the Pixar ball on it.
Tri county is well known in the Pixar community and in the Toy Story world.
I'm sure you remember from earlier videos the Tri-County Landfill in Toy Story 3, or
the Tri-County International airport in Toy Story 2, or even Tri- County hockey in Inside
Out, and that's just to mention a few.
And now we have a Tri-county RV company.
One of Pixar's first short films was Tin Toy, and it was a story about a baby that was trying
to hurt a little toy drummer.
In the little hide out we see the poor little toy drummer is still hiding for his life.
and if you look right here you're gonna see Franklin the eagle from Toy Story Toons short
film Small fry.
Even though in Smallfry Franklin rolled around on the constitution, and in this movie, he’s
just standing there.
Slowly chipping away at the constitution.
>>Franklin: I don't get it, why don't the kids like me, I'm like history but on wheels.
If you are wondering where this secret hide out is, they’re in, it’s inside a pinball
machine.
That's the secret passage.
Survey Time!
For today's survey time you get to pick the next question because I have to sneeze.
Remember Stretch the Octopus from Toy Story 3?
Well do you think that this carnival ride is a reference to Stretch?
Yes or No.
Vote!
>> Bunny: To infinity and your mom!
>> Crazy Nate: Even though plastic forks should be outlawed because they are one time use,
and they are destroying our home, you know earth!
>> Recycle Ben: My name is Recycle Ben and I've got recycled.
>> Crazy Nate: Listen to what the Spork says.
>> Spork: I am no a toy, I was made for soup, salad, maybe chili, and then the trash.
>> Crazy Nate: soup salad and maybe chili?
Then the trash?
Yeah, he’s probably right, probably trash, as in landfill or the ocean to live for eternity.
But that’s not the secret here.
Maybe chili?
Of all the food in the world he says maybe chili?
If this is just luck then Pixar should be buying lottery tickets instead of making movies.
Why?
Because Walt Disney loved chili, and to prove it Over at Oh my Disney, - Walt’s wife,
Lillian Bounds Disney, recalled, “Walt ate very simply.
He liked basic foods.
He loved chili.”
- In his Burbank Studio office to this day you can still find several cans of Chili in
hiding in his cabinets.
Woody obviously see’s Bo Peeps lamp from Toy Story in the other window, so chances
are her sheep are probably going to be somewhere in the store as well.
Over on twitter Disney announced that Bo Peep is also going to have her own Pixar short
on the Disney Plus channel about lamps.
In the game booth we have more easter eggs.
Here's a creative way to put the Pixar ball in a sticker.
You have the red star surrounded by yellow with the blue stripe.
That's hot.
Also the guitars look like Coco's guitars, with the little skull on the top and everything.
And then the star full of stars is probably a reference to La Luna.
Which had millions of stars.
And the rocket on that hat looks a lot like the rocket parked in front of pizza planet
in Toy Story, or the rocket on the lunchbox in Wall-e.
Now my spider senses are tingling about the these green glasses as well, they have to
be from another movie but I can’t remember where.
But. if you know what movie it's from let me know in the comments and I'll give you
credit and I'll give you one of these shirts for free.
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>> Rex: So, this is the ending?
>> Mr. Pricklepants: Um, yes, I'd say they'd be running the credits about now.
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>> Woody: We toys can see everything.