Small Details You Missed In Toy Story 4

Pixar is famous for dropping Easter eggs throughout their films, and the Toy Story franchise's fourth installment is full of tiny details only the most eagle-eyed viewers will catch. Here's a list of things you probably missed in Toy Story 4.

Toy Story 4 starts with a flashback to nine years earlier, where Woody and Bo Peep are conducting a rescue mission to save Andy's remote control toy car, RC, from being swept away in a rainstorm. Luckily, the team is able to save RC just as a real car pulls into the Davis' driveway. This crucial scene reveals where in the world Bo Peep was in Toy Story 3, because the person driving the car is there to take her away.

If tears aren't clouding your eyes, you may be able to make out the letters and numbers on the car's license plate: RMR F97. In a 2019 press conference, producer Mark Nielsen revealed that those letters and digits were fully intentional, saying:

"On Toy Story 2, there was someone who worked on the show that accidentally deleted the movie from the render farm. [That] was the command on the computer that deleted the film."

Producer Jonas Rivera added:

"It felt appropriate that the license plate on the car that takes Bo away would be the same that killed Toy Story 2."

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New Randy Newman tunes | 1:17
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Bo Peep's new look | 3:28