The late Pixar veteran backbone Joe Lanft is among the thousands of ex-mentor tags on the 1:22 cabin wall 2: The first Pixar animated feature to be released as a Disney+ streaming exclusive instead of in theaters, And free service 3 for all subscribers: the pizza planet car from the "Toy Story" series appeared in the hall of everything, and in the same shot, you can also see a small street sign with the classic number A113 4: In the opening scene of the Pixar film "1/2 Magic" earlier this year, a record of the film's soul female singer Dorothy Williams has appeared. 5: Actor Joe Gard Na becomes the first African-American protagonist in Pixar history 6: The end credits of this movie are Terry jumping out of the screen and saying "Hey! The movie is over! Come home!" 7: Joe and the cat go to sit at Mommy's house The subway number is 2319, which is the emergency action code of the child-sniffing agent who fell from the sky when the human child socks entered the monster world in "Monster Company", and "Monster Company" is also directed by Peter Docter8: The first Pixar animated feature film without John Ratzenberger's dubbing. Before that, all 22 feature films John had dubbed. Three films were shortlisted for the Cannes Film Festival, and it was also Peter Docter's third consecutive directorial work that was shortlisted for Cannes 10: In the scene of the Hall of Everything, a soul can also be seen playing Pixar's classic logo Naughty Jump Jump Lights 11: The title "Soul" refers to both the human soul and black soul music. Soul music is deeply rooted in African-American culture. Jamie Foxx, the male voice of the film, won the Oscar for Best Actor 12 in 2005 for "Soul Singer": In the box home of 22, 22 used "Naughty Jump". 13: Pixar's first Christmas movie 14: There's an ad in the subway that says "Brang," which is actually the name of the new company that the "Inside Out" heroine's dad moved to San Francisco15: This is Pixar's tenth film to be rated PG by the Motion Picture Association of America. The previous nine films are "The Incredibles" (2004), "Up" (2009), "Brave" (2012), "Inside Out" (2015), "Dinosaurs" ( 2015), Finding Nemo 2 (2016), Dreamcatcher (2017), The Incredibles 2 (2018) and 1/2 Magic (2020) 1
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