The "Hidden Mickey" is the watch clock in Andy's room.
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[Andy is opening his birthday presents.]
Mr. Potato Head: Mrs. Potato Head, Mrs. Potato Head.
[Sees the other toys looking at him.]
Mr. Potato Head: Hey, I can dream, can't I?
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In the sequence just after Andy picks Molly out of her crib, Mr. Potato Head is saying "ages three and up..." without his nose in and he sounds completely normal. Later when Mr. Potato Head loses in Battleship and gives up his nose as payment, he sounds nasal. See more...
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The "Hidden Mickey" is the watch clock in Andy's room.
All of the characters eye blink independently, rather than together - a quirk the artists intentionally incorporated.
The moving truck's license plate is "MLY1K9" - a reference to Pixar's resident sheepdog, Molly (one canine).
The carpet design used in Sid's house is the same design used in the hotel featured in The Shining (1980).
The toolbox in Sid's room is labelled "Binford". That is the name of the tool company on Tim Allen (the voice of Buzz)'s show, Home Improvement .
There are many books behind Woody when he is giving his speech and some of them are Pixar short films such as Red's Dream, Knick Knack, and Tin Toy. The Tin Toy book even has director John Lasseter's last name on it.
After the "Hey Hamm, I'm Picasso" gag, Mr. Potato Head says to a toy hockey puck, "What are you looking at, you hockey puck?" As an insult comic, Don Rickles (who voices Potato Head) was famous for calling people a "hockey puck" in his routines.
This was the first completely computer-generated feature film.
When Buzz & Woody are on RC, it very briefly shows Andy's little sister in the car, watching them from the mirror. In the background, we can hear "Hakuna Matata" from Disney's "The Lion King" playing on the radio.
The number A113 has appeared in every Pixar film (not the shorts). In this film, as well as its sequel, it is the license plate number on Andy's mom's mini-van.
In Andy's room, when Buzz Lightyear tries to prove to everyone that he can fly, he bounces off the ball (red star/blue stripe) from Pixar's first film, Luxo Jr. [src]
The sound the globe makes when rolling towards Buzz is the exact same noise as the boulder that rolls toward Indiana Jones in Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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