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Is that number plate legit?
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A true fan would have fixed the embossed “TOYOYA” lettering on the tailgate to the correct “GYOZA” spelling.
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Pixar ought to buy the thing so they can preserve it in a museum.
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Looks exactly like the one in the movies… uncanny </snark_off>
This truck isn’t a very accurate representation of the one in the movie. I’ve seen much better cosplay car workmanship. A museum would want a better example.
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It’s still seems odd that they managed to shoehorn this thing into a movie set in medieval Scotland but they couldn’t squeeze in a cameo for the Incredibles, which had several wide shots containing hundreds of cars in the background.
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Unless somebody took the time to modify it in the Youtube video, apparently so. Evidence of time travel?
ETA: Googling “Pizza Planet License Plate” reveals that it was apparently “RES1536,” which is less startling.
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In the still from the movie you can tell someone had to model the brake light at like 4:45 on a Friday. Eh, it will only be on screen for a fraction of a second and in motion, nobody will notice…
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The original Toy Story film was rendered at a resolution of 1536 x 922, hence the license plate RES1536.[source]
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That makes sense. It just looks like “RES15[7?]” in the screen cap, which would have been a somewhat more surprising sentiment in a 1995 film.
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That’s what I was thinking too!
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Brad Bird wanted Brad Bird’s movie.
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