25 Rare Characters Came Out for Disneyland Paris’s 25th Anniversary

Reported on LaughingPlace.com

by Kyle Burbank April 12th, 2017

On April 12th, 2017, Disneyland Paris turned 25 and to mark the occasion, the park hosted a grand celebration in the morning and two encore cavalcades in the afternoon. In addition to some classic characters dressed especially for the event, there were also a number of long lost friends rarely if ever seen in the Disney parks (or at least the domestic ones) that made appearances. LaughingPlace.com thought to highlight 25 ultra-rare characters we spotted during Disneyland Paris's 25th Anniversary celebration:

Read the article and see the photos:

[25 Insanely Rare Characters That Came Out for Disneyland Paris’s 25th Anniversary]

150 Hidden PIXAR Easter Eggs

Edited together by well-informed YouTuber Space Peguin, 150 Hidden Pixar Easter Eggs video enumerates Pixar’s penchant for pop culture references (a carpet Toy Story is a homage to The Shining), crossover appearances (Linguini from Ratatouille has The Incredibles logo on his underwear), and hints towards future projects, far-less pronounced than Marvel post-credits sequences (A bug from A Bug’s Life can be briefly seen in a storybook a character is reading in Toy Story.).


Published by SpacePenguin July 22, 2015 on YouTube


Reported by Joe Berkowitz on FastCompany’s Co.Create site [http://www.fastcocreate.com/3049768/theres-no-way-you-caught-all-150-easter-eggs-hidden-in-these-pixar-movies]

Quiz: 20 PIXAR Thingamabobs for

20 PIXAR Thingamabobs for You to Identify:
posted on Disney Insider June 12, 2012.

Are you up to the challenge?
[take the quiz]
http://blogs.disney.com/insider/2014/06/11/quiz-20-pixar-thingamabobs-for-you-to-identify/

[take the quiz Disney with Disney thingamabobs]
http://blogs.disney.com/insider/2014/05/01/quiz-thingamabobs-weve-got-twenty-for-you-to-identify/

Disney and PIXAR sings Let It Go

Published on Mar 14, 2014

Brian Hull performs “Let It Go” from Disney’s Frozen as a multitude of Disney and PIXAR characters.



http://youtu.be/hjbPszSt5Pc

Toy Story: The True Identity of Andy’s Mom Makes the Movie More Epic

Jon Negroni threads together elements from the Toy Story trilogy to suss out the identity of Andy’s (Woody and Buzz’s owner) mom. Reasonable deduction or wild conspiracy theory?

by Jon Negroni posted on Moviepilot.com on Feb. 24, 2014

Andy's mom has always been a bit of an enigma. In the first Toy Story, we barely even saw her face. That's all fine because throughout the movies, the real focus has been on Andy and the love he has for those toys.

But this is Pixar, and it stands to reason that there is more than meets the eye when it comes to the Davis family.

[read the whole article at Moviepilot]