On the contrary: look at 44 minutes and 44 seconds, a very famous character is hidden in the picture!

Starting with the very first Toy Story, to their latest feature film that hit theaters on June 21st, the artists at Pixar have always aimed to enrich their films with lots of little surprises for their fans.

So if you open your eyes at the right time and know where to look, there’s a good chance you’ll walk away from Ratatouille, Cars or The Incredibles with your hands full of Easter eggs. In keeping with tradition, the excellent Vice Versa, directed by Pete Docter in 2015, is also full of many references to other Pixar productions.

The studio’s 15th film – which takes us on a journey to the limits of the human mind and consistently makes us visit such atypical places as the train of thought, the brain quarters or even the dream factory – is a real gold mine for fans. hidden details.

To discover all the easter eggs that are in the movie, we recommend our special slideshow, but today we are interested in a particularly nice wink, which you can see by pressing pause at 44 minutes and exactly 44 seconds.

In this scene, the down-to-earth Bing Bong, Riley’s imaginary friend, guides the joy and sadness of the girl’s memories. As they walk through an area called the Imagination World, specifically dedicated to Riley’s childhood games, they pass a huge stack of dice, cards, and board games.

If you look a little closer to the box that stands on top of the building, you will definitely recognize Pixar Studios’ most famous clownfish – little Nemo, accompanied by the words “Find Me” (“Trouvez-moi”). A completely logical reference, given that the original version of Finding Nemo was called Finding Nemo (“Finding Nemo”).

Also, if you stay in the same image and clean it up a bit, you’ll notice another toy box decorated with dinosaurs (perhaps a reference to Voyage d’Arlo, which was released the same year as Vice Versa), and you’ll find that the figures match Riley’s deck of cards (for jacks). , to mother (for queens) and father (for kings).

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