Pixar movies are known for their captivating stories and endearing characters that entertain
audiences of all ages. However, eagle-eyed adult viewers have noticed that these films
also contain hidden jokes and innuendos that go over the heads of younger viewers. From
double entendres to suggestive phrases and imagery, Pixar has managed to include a lot
of jokes that help keep the parents and adults in the audience entertained too. And some
of them are dirtier than others.
I’m Kifinosi with WickedBinge. And these are Pixar Adult Jokes: Cleanest to Dirtiest.
So, for this video, we’re going to do something a bit unique with our ranking. We’re going
to chronologically go through each Pixar movie, starting with the original Toy Story… But
we’re going to rank every adult joke within each film from Cleanest to Dirtiest.
So let’s get started with: Toy Story.
Woody’s Vocabulary
As the other toys gather around Buzz in awe, he reminds Woody that he's not just any toy
- he's a "Space Ranger". Woody, feeling a bit annoyed by all the fuss, snaps back with
a sassy retort: "The word I'm thinking of is not fit for preschool toys' ears."
Pucker Up
When Slinky defends Woody, Mr. Potato Head responds by pointing at Slinky and puckering
up his lips, as if to kiss his own butt. This crude gesture sends Mr. Spell, Snake, and
one of the Troikas into fits of laughter, while Mr. Potato Head insults Slinky by calling
him a "butt kisser".
Too Much “Tea”
Mr. Lite Beer
When Buzz boasts that he can fly around Andy's room with his eyes closed, Woody responds
with a playful jab, calling him "Mr. Lite-Beer". The nickname is a nod to the popular alcoholic
beverage, Bud Light,, and a sly reference to the fact that Buzz would have to be pretty
tipsy to do so.
Out Hookin’
One of Sid's toys, named Legs, is a fishing rod with Barbie legs that allows it to hook
and grab objects. The toy is a play on words, as it refers both to its function and to the
slang term "hooker." Hence the barbie legs and hook.
Freudian Woody
When Woody gets a bit jealous of the other toys' admiration for Buzz's laser, Mr. Potato
Head playfully suggests that Woody is suffering from "laser envy". In other words, Woody's
feeling a bit inadequate when it comes to his own toy accessories.
Woody n’ Chill
When Bo suggests finding someone else to watch the sheep, it's clear she's hoping to spend
some time with Woody instead. Clearly, Woody’s rizz is unmatched.
With Toy Story wrapped up, lets move onto A Bug’s Life.
Bug Booze
At the Bug Bar, two bug patrons order two Black Flags and toast with one of them saying,
"Hair of the dog you bit." Ironically, "Black Flag" is a brand of insecticide, and "Hair
of the dog [that bit you]" is a phrase for alcohol that helps lessen the effects of a
hangover.
Also, after drinking his "Bloody Mary, O+," a male mosquito gets drunk and fat, and then
passes out. In reality, only female mosquitoes drink blood. Also, his order of a "Bloody
Mary" references the alcoholic drink.
Again, after discovering that the "Warriors" are actually Circus Bugs, Flik organizes a
"meeting" with them. When Atta questions this, Flik states that "it's strictly BYOB." In
the film, "BYOB" stands for "Bring Your Own Bugs," but in reality, it stands for "Bring
Your Own Booze." Lot of drinking references in A Bug’s Life…
Lady’ Bug
One of the Fly Brothers mistakes Francis for a ladybug and asks, "Hey, gorgeous! Want to
pollinate with a real bug?" Insinuating he’d like to have sex with Francis, not realizing
Francis is a dude, of course. Poor ladybug.
Moving onto our first sequel, we have Toy Story 2.
Let Him Look
When Hamm's cork falls out, he is momentarily exposed, and he makes the comment, "All right,
nobody look till I get my cork back in!" Conversely, during a moment of romantic tension
between Woody and Bo Peep… When Woody expresses embarrassment about kissing in front of Buzz,
Bo Peep responds seductively, indicating that she is not bothered by Buzz's presence and
is willing to kiss Woody regardless of who is watching.
Married spud
When the toys first encounter the many Barbie dolls in Al's Toy Barn, they are initially
taken aback and seem to be admiring them. Later, when they meet Tour Guide Barbie, Mr.
Potato Head reminds himself that he is a married spud to avoid any appearance of impropriety
or infidelity.
Hamm then steps in to reassure Mr. Potato Head that there is nothing wrong with admiring
Tour Guide Barbie, and, he can appreciate her beauty without any guilt. Hamm's comment
also suggests that he perceives the single toys as having more of a chance with Tour
Guide Barbie than the married ones.
Buzz's wings popping out.
Buzz, who has developed a crush on Jessie, becomes visibly smitten. When he sees Jessie,
he can’t control his, uh, wings popping out… Which could be interpreted as a physical
manifestation of his strong feelings for her.
Let’s get into Monster’s Inc.
Yellow Snow
The Yeti, who offers them yellow snow cones. Mike is initially disgusted by the sight of
the yellow snow cones, which are typically associated with being urinated on. However,
the Yeti quickly recovers the situation by assuring Mike that the snow cones are not
what they seem, saying, "Don't worry, it's lemon."
Now, that’s the only adult jokes we could come up with in Monster’s Inc, however there
is…
“The Toilet Seat”
When Randall tries to scare Sulley, saying that humans turn monsters into toilet seat
covers… It may seem ridiculous… But if you watch Toy Story 3… You can see a toilet
seat made out of Sulley’s fur. Sulley, no!
We head deep below the ocean for our next entry, Finding Nemo.
The Shining
While attending a Fishaholics Anonymous gathering, Bruce becomes overwhelmed with his craving
for fish and begins pursuing Marlin and Dory relentlessly. Eventually, he gets trapped
between a jammed door and exclaims, "Here's Brucey!" This is clearly a reference to the
iconic horror movie The Shining, where Jack Nicholson uses an axe to break down a door
and sticks his head through the hole to shout, "Here's Johnny!"
Speaking of which: A.A.
Bruce, Anchor, and Chum are sharks who form a support group to try to overcome their instinctual
desire to eat fish. However, this is portrayed in the same way people overcome withdrawal
from alcohol or drugs.
After Dory gets hit in the face with a scuba mask, blood comes out of her nose, and Bruce,
the great white shark, sniffs the blood and momentarily loses control of his predatory
instincts. Chum, one of the other sharks in the support group, warns Bruce, "Don't fall
off the wagon!", which is a reference to relapsing.
Next, we have The Incredibles.
Drinking Games
While there is a scene where the Omnidroid attacks, there is a moment where Syndrome's
security guards suggest starting a drinking game. “Okay, every time they run, let's
have a shot!" Also, on Hypershock’s Profile, one of the
blurbs says: "Fondness for Drink", Depicting that he was alcoholic.
Priorities Gamma Jack aka Handsome Jack, was Popular
among women. In his interview, he said that he Prioritized Beautiful women first and works
his way "down the list".
Married Stuff
While there is a scene where Bob accepts a job offer and kisses Helen, there is a montage
where they are seen sneaking past Violet to their room or pinching each other's butts
while passing through each other.
A scene where Helen puts on her Elastigirl suit, there is a moment where she catches
a glimpse of her butt in a mirror and expresses disappointment at her weight.
X-Ray Vision
There is a scene where a montage is shown, depicting the superheroes being forced to
retire due to public outcry over the damage caused during their crime-fighting efforts.
During this sequence, there is a shot of a newspaper with the headline "X-Ray Vision
Peeping Tom?" accompanied by a photo of a superhero behind bars. The implication is
that the superhero was caught using their powers for inappropriate purposes.
Next, we get to Cars
Sally's Tattoo
The scene in question occurs as Sally drives away from Lightning after a conversation between
the two. Lightning remarks on a tattoo on Sally's rear bumper, which is in the shape
of a pinstripe design. Sally becomes embarrassed and knocks over a pile of traffic cones.
The tattoo itself is not explicitly identified as a "tramp stamp" or any other specific type
of tattoo, but it’s heavily implied by her reaction.
Cozy at the Cone
Lightning explains to Mater that Sally is letting him stay at the Cozy Cone Motel. Mater
responds with a quip, "Ohhh, gettin' cozy at the Cone, is we?" This line can be interpreted
in different ways, but it is possible that Mater is making a suggestive comment about
Lightning and Sally's relationship.
Enjoy The Show
As Lightning enters the garage… essentially the Car equivalent of the doctor’s office,
the Sheriff notices his gaze and makes a comment, "Get a good peek, city boy?" to which Lightning
looks away, embarrassed. The Sheriff then adds, "Hope you enjoyed the show!".
Burnt Out
Fillmore, a Volkswagen Microbus, and Sarge, a Jeep, are watching a blinking traffic light.
Fillmore comments on the pattern of the light, saying, "I'm telling you, man, every third
blink is slower." Sarge then replies with a line that can be interpreted as a reference
to the hippie movement of the 1960s: "The sixties weren't good to you, were they?" - Clearly,
Fillmore’s brain is a bit fried.
Flashing
Mia and Tia are two female cars who are Lightning McQueen's biggest fans. They are portrayed
as young and energetic, often seen wearing crop tops with Lightning's number, "95," on
them. Their behavior towards Lightning can is a bit… Overly flirtatious. “Flashing”
their headlights.
Use Protection
Rusty Cornfuel's sponsor Tow Cap features a piece of rubber on a hitch, it is a reference
to condoms. Tow Cap is a fictional company in the "Cars" franchise that provides hitch
protection for vehicles that tow trailers, and the logo appears to be a visual representation
of this function. The next movie on the list is Ratatouille
Not In There
When Linguini is searching for a place to conceal Remy, the rat, in order to sneak him
into the restaurant where he works. At one point, Linguini considers placing Remy in
his pants, but Remy gives him a horrified look and pleads with him not to do so.
Gambling
By stating that Pompidou has been banned from Monte Carlo and Las Vegas, Colette implies
that he has a history of problematic gambling behavior that has led to serious consequences.
Messing Around
During a conversation between Linguini and Colette, Colette reveals that Lalo was fired
from the circus for having a romantic relationship with the ringmaster's daughter.
Tiny
Linguini attempts to come clean to Colette about receiving help from Remy, but hesitates
to reveal the source, saying "I have this very small, little..."
Colette becomes alarmed and quickly looks down at Linguini, thinking he's referring
to his manhood instead of a rodent.
No Swallowing
When Linguini introduces himself to Anton Ego, he declares his love for food by saying,
"If I don't love it, I don't swallow it." Although it's just a small line in the script,
some viewers suspect it was intentionally worded to provide a giggle for those with
a more messed up sense of humor.
Into the future and into space, next, we have Wall-E
Robot Cussing
This is really the only adult joke we could locate… WALL•E accidentally bumps into
a smaller robot and the smaller robot emits a series of beeps and sounds, which some viewers
have interpreted as the robot saying "asshole."
GO-4 also tricks EVE into giving him the plant, but then throws it in the garbage chute. After
witnessing this, EVE does emit a series of beeps and sounds, which some viewers have
interpreted as her saying "Crap!"
Like Wall-E, UP, despite its mature themes and storytelling, doesn’t have much in terms
of adult jokes…
The Bird
"Giving Muntz the Bird" is indeed a play on the phrase "flipping the bird”. Obviously,
the a rude gesture in which a person extends their middle finger out to someone as a form
of disrespect.
Like Wall-E, UP, despite its mature themes and storytelling, doesn’t have much in terms
of adult jokes…
Back to Toy Story, with the third installment of the series, Toy Story 3
All Plastic
When Ken and Barbie cross paths at Sunnyside Daycare, they engage in some not-so-subtle
flirting. Ken compliments Barbie's fashion sense and leg warmers, and she responds with
a deliberate pause before saying, "I like your as... scot." This suggestive remark implies
that Barbie is admiring something else.
Woody?
In Bonnie's home, Dolly questions Woody's name choice by asking, "Are you sure you want
to go by Woody?" For those in the know, "Woody" can be interpreted as slang for something
else.
Mr. Potato’s Head
In a tense scene between Lotso Huggin' Bear and the movie's protagonists, the villainous
bear takes away Mrs. Potato Head's mouth. Mr. Potato Head responds by declaring, "No
one takes my wife's mouth, but me." While this line directly refers to the theft
of Mrs. Potato Head's mouth, adult viewers are well aware of how adult that line sounded.
Another sequel, we now arrive at Cars 2
More Headlights
During his trip to Paris, Mater encounters the owner of a headlights market who fixates
on the headlights of Mater's car, causing the tow truck to feel uneasy. This scene can
be interpreted as a nod to the fact that, in a human context, a fixation on headlights
could be seen as equivalent to a fixation on breasts.
STDs
When Mater says, "Boy, I've gotta go to a doctor. I keep getting these sharp pains in
my undercarriage," he is referring to physical discomfort he is experiencing and reference
to an STD.
Next, we have Brave A Grin
In one scene, the mischievous triplet brothers playfully chase after Maudie while in bear
form. One of the cubs jumps onto Maudie's chest, causing his brothers to avert their
gaze, while the third brother grins suggestively at the adult viewers who catch the reference
Moving Onto Monsters University
College Life
During a party scene, Sulley is shown winning at tic-tac-toe against another monster who
appears to be passed out, leading some viewers to speculate that the other monster might
have been intoxicated. Given the party atmosphere, some adult viewers may interpret the game
as a subtle reference to the drinking game of beer pong.
Monster Family Tree
In Monsters University, Don announces his engagement to Sheri and jokingly refers to
himself as Squishy's "big brother who's marrying his mother" and "his brother who shares the
same mom/wife," which could be interpreted as a crude reference to incest.
Another Mature Themed Pixar Movie with not so many adult jokes is Inside Out
Bears
When Riley hears a scary noise, the character Fear expresses concern that it might be a
bear. Disgust tries to calm him by stating that "there are no bears in San Francisco,"
but Anger interjects and claims to have seen "a hairy guy that looked like a bear," which
some adult viewers may interpret as a subtle reference to the stereotype of gay men in
San Francisco.
The oftentimes forgotten Pixar movie, The Good Dinosaur is next
Cluckers
Arlo affectionately refers to the family's chicken-like creatures as "cluckers." While
it may seem innocent enough, some adult viewers may catch the subtle allusion to a familiar
profanity.
Psychedelics
The scene in which Arlo and Spot eat rotten fruit and experience hallucinations could
be interpreted as a reference to intoxication or drug usage, as well as an homage to the
classic Pink Elephants scene in Dumbo. The Pink Elephants scene, which features psychedelic
and surreal imagery, is often cited as an example of early animation's experimentation
with abstract and avant-garde techniques. Moving onto Finding Dory
Birds and The Bees
There is a scene at the beginning where Mr. Ray, a manta ray who serves as the class teacher,
announces that the class is going to have a lesson. However, Dory, who has short-term
memory loss and misunderstands the context of the conversation, begins to talk about
"the birds and the bees," which is a euphemism for explaining sexual reproduction to children.
Another single jokes entry, Cars 3 is next
Honk During the demolition derby in Cars 3, Faregame
tells Lightniny g McQueen to "get the [_] out of my way!" but honks on the blank word,
suggesting that he may have used an expletive. This subtle joke is likely to go over the
heads of younger viewers, while older ones will appreciate the humor. It's just one example
of the many ways that Pixar movies manage to appeal to both children and adults.
Let’s head into The Land of the Dead, with Coco
Knockers
When Héctor performs one of his songs to Chicharrón and Miguel, he carefully enunciates
the word "Knuckles," and pauses. Chicharrón responds with "That's not how the song goes,"
to which Héctor explains, "I have to keep it clean for the kids," insinuating that the
original song contained explicit content. In reality, Héctor's song would have made
a reference to Juanita's bosom.
Nude Art
Miguel also passes by an artist in an art studio who is painting a skeleton of a female
figure, which is shown without any clothing.
Which brings us to The Incredibles 2
Super Suit
There is a scene where Tony Rydinger is brought in for questioning by Rick Dicker, a government
agent who helps to protect the secret identities of superheroes. During the questioning, Tony
reveals that he saw Violet Parr, one of the superheroes, in her superhero suit. However,
Tony's comment is meant to be interpreted as sexual excitement or attraction.
Her Period
There is a scene where Violet becomes angry at her father for erasing Tony's memories
of her. She throws her super suit and storms off to her room, causing Dash to ask if she
was "having adolescence." Dash's comment is meant to be interpreted as a reference to
her period.
Toy Story 4 is one of the cleanest movies, so it was tough to find an adult joke… That
said… The Sweet Release of Death
Forky's desire to throw himself in the trash can is a recurring joke in the movie, and
it's treated like he has suicidal tendencies.
A bit of a quickly forgotten Pixar movie… we get to Onward.
Son of a B
here is a scene where Ian and Barley are being chased by Colt Bronco and Ian exclaims "Son
of a b--" before the scene cuts away.
DUI
Officer Gore questions Wilden, "You've had a long night there, buddy?" as he stumbles
out of Guinevere, implying that she suspected he might have been driving under the influence.
Next up, we have Soul.
"Cougar"
While Joe is in the body of his cat, Mr. Mittens, and 22 is in Joe's body, they attend a barber
shop where Joe's mother works. As part of the shop's traditional greeting, one of the
coworkers asks 22 (in Joe's body) for a kiss on the cheek, but she misunderstands and kisses
the coworker on the mouth. This leads to the coworker becoming confused and flirting with
Joe (in Mr. Mittens' body), and another coworker referring to her as a "cougar."
Luca doesn’t really have much in terms of adult jokes, though the closest thing we could
come up with is…
Say Cheese
Throughout the film, Giulia frequently uses the names of Italian cheeses as a form of
profanity, which becomes a re curring joke.
Which Brings Us to Turning Red
Assumptions
It may go over the heads of kids, but when Ming finds Mei's drawings of Devon, she jumps
to the conclusion that Devon has assaulted Mei. Adding to that, in the same scene, Ming
also accuses Devon of drug use.
"Red Peony Bloom?"
Given the subject and themes of the film, it isn’t exactly subtle but when Mei transforms
into a red panda for the first time, her mother asks her if "the red peony" has bloomed. This
is a common Chinese euphemism for menstruation, and the question is meant to inquire whether
Mei has started her period. The use of this euphemism reflects the cultural context of
the movie, which is set in Toronto's Chinatown and features a Chinese-Canadian family.
Stripper Music
During the basketball scene, Abby mentions that her mother described 4*Town's music as
"stripper music," and then proceeds to defend the genre by asking, "What's wrong with that?"
That’s a lot of jokes that went over the kid’ heads… Let us know which ones you
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