Toy Story: 16 Hidden Details You Probably Never Spotted In The Original Film Trilogy

The original Toy Story trilogy is holds a special place in the hearts of millions of people across the globe, many of who will have no doubt seen each film countless times. 

However, even 24 years on from the release of the first instalment, people are still picking up on things they’d never noticed before. 

These hidden details, which often have a second meaning or reference something else, are called easter eggs – and there’s set to be a whole lot more of them in the upcoming fourth film too. 

Speaking to Digital Spy, producer Mark Nielsen confirmed there will be an easter egg from every Pixar film ever made in it. 

Hinting at where to find them, he added: “That antique store is a wealth of it, so we hope it’s rewarding to all the people that love Easter eggs.”

So to practise hunting them before you see Toy Story 4, here’s 16 of the best hidden nuggets from the first three films… 

1. The closing shot of Toy Story 3 is the same as the opening shot from the first film, bringing the franchise full circle… That was until Toy Story 4 was announced.