It's not THAT high quality. The DVD was playing on an eMac, and the eMac was outputting video (VGA) and audio (1/8th inch headphones jack) to some box, which was connected to a second Macintosh which then turned what I chose to record into a video file which I later edited together on a third Macintosh. (See video description) This video is grainy or out of focus, or poor quality, or all of these. What is the difference between literal and physical? Also, I think the annotations make mine unique

@CenobiteVictim: (second reply) Pixar's 10th film is titled "Up" (properly in italics) there is no exclamation point ("!"). Early viewers have already confirmed that the Pizza Planet truck appears in Toy Story 3, and I am not sure how Pixar is going to slip the truck into The Bear and the Bow, a fairy tale film taking place in Scottland a long time ago.

much respect, brother. This is the kind of Disney and Pixar we all know, love, and miss.

John Lasseter respected every aspect of the first Toy Story when directing the second.

A high quality video (both literally and physically) - thankyou for your effort in posting the video and adding *subtle* annotations!

@frenchfrey65: Don't expect a "Part 3" anytime soon. For one, it would only have clips from two movies. Second reason: Toy Story 3 isn't on DVD yet. Third reason: These two videos were made under very special circumstances. Fourth: It's a lot of work and time for me to rip and edit video from DVDs. Thanks for your interest, though!

Aliens: You have saved our lives. We are eternally grateful. Mr. Potato Head: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Whatever. You're welcome.

Toyota pickup, so awesome :) "the wand of power" kills me every time!! :D

I love how they made the pizza Planet truck as an anthropomorphic character for the Cars franchise. That's so cool!

And the truck *is* in Brave, as a wood carving.

Aliens:OOOOOOOOOHHHHHH strangers form the outside. Buzz:oh no i love that part

When Merida ends up in the Witch's cabin in the woods, she's a wood carver and has wooden puppets, furniture, and decorations, and one is the Pizza Planet Truck she sculpted in wood.

Translation: In Cars 2, A113 appears on Mater's bumper (actually, it's his license plate number). A113 also appears as part of the Heads-Up-Display on the screen displaying the engine-only view of the mysterious blue car that is helping the Lemons (I have not personally verified this, though it sounds likely), and A113 also appears on Siddeley the jet's tailfin (- this has been confirmed by multiple sources).

Literally: The content, including annotations. Physically: How it is to look at (in my opinion, in contrary to yours :P) I mentioned your annotations because I liked how they were not intrusive on the screen, while being informative and not screaming 'Subscribe!' in every scene. It sounds like it was a lot of work! And I love the idea of having three separate Macs! Thanks again.

its crazy the way they make the truck look exactly like a Toyota pick-up. right down to the steering wheel. i love those trucks!

1:21 Toy Story 2 Pizza Planet Truck

In Ratatouille, the truck appears on a bridge far in the background during the paper chase scene in Paris. You need a high-def version of the film to see it. In Up, it appears twice (at least once). The first is when Carl's house first takes off in the city, you can see the truck parked on the side of the street near an intersection. It is somewhat styleized and it doesn't look like the other trucks from other films...

Sorry, the "video description" I was referring to was that of Part 1. In it, I said that these videos were made in my 12th grade video class, thanks to Mr. Cochran. Of course we have a ton of computers including a small (school-only) TV studio. With Macs only, it's easy to only use them. I don't like videos that scream "SUBSCRIBE PLZ!" either. Personally, I could care less who subscribes to me, and as I've said before, I only accept friend requests from people I know in real life. (Cont'd...)

2:13 Truck Sound (2002) Animated Disney Lilo & Stitch

@nicholaskingmequeen: I've lost count how many times I've had to tell people this: I made this video way back in 2009, before Up was in theaters, much less on DVD. How could I possibly include scenes from it and Toy Story 3? I am very fully aware of the Truck's apearances in Pixar's latest two released films (Up and Toy Story 3 - Cars 2 does NOT count yet). Besides, this video was made on a whim when I had access to the right stuff in high school. It would be very hard for me to make another.

It's funny because that's how a pizza delivery guy would normally drive, so no one suspects anything.

It was really heroic of Mr. Potato Head to save those Aliens

Or he could be referring to the erratic way Pizza Planet truck drivers drive their trucks. Maybe they're not all alike, but the driver in the first film was a pretty crazy driver.

Aliens: You have saved our lives. We are eternally grateful. Mr. Potato Head: Will you just leave me alone? Try ignoring the Aliens if they're bothering you Potato Head

@DeJay323: That they mirrored shots from the original Toy Story: 1) The camera pan down from the sky to the place where the truck comes to a stop. 2) Buzz poking his head above the window to survey the situation. 3) Buzz finds a way into the destination that keeps them hidden from humans.

@CenobiteVictim: If you had read the previous comments and my replies to them, you'd see that I didn't include the appearance in Up because this video was uploaded in May of 2009. That's exactly when Up came out. How could I have gotten an image then? I didn't get the DVD until months later. FYI, the Pizza Planet truck appears in Up twice: once at an intersection, and later in the Fentons Creamery parking lot. It looks different in Up (different model).

@SilvaWolfChick13: Also known as the "Vulcan salute". Yes, Buzz also did that in the first Toy Story after he says "You are a sad, strange little man; and you have my pity. Farewell!" Many people have noticed that one already, but maybe less have noticed the one here, in Toy Story 2.

@IamtherealElecMan: I haven't seen Cars 2 in theaters a second time, but I did see the Pizza Planet truck in a TV ad for the film. Todd appears in Radiator Springs during the final race, behind the haybales next to Van and Minny, in the section of Main Street where those abandoned businesses are, nearby the firehouse/courtroom.

Mark Andrews (the director of Brave), has already stated that the truck will (somehow) be in the film. We just don't know how yet.

that is sick man, i didnt realize all these random cameos of the pizza truck... pixar needs to make a movie about a pizza man or just the fuckin truck, that would be sick!

@MrBally0: Al McWhiggin's car is primarily a 1955 Ford Mystere, but it also has elements of a 1957 Lincoln (headlights), 1956 Ford Fairlane (top), a 1955 Ford Mystere, and a 1959 Cadillac (tailfins). IMCDb has identified Flo as being a 1951 GM LeSabre, and a trivia item on IMDb says "Flo isn't based on any single car but shares elements of the 1951 Buick LeSabre, the 1951 Buick XP-300, and the 1957 Chrysler Dart -- all actual show cars."

@RocketsFan1192: The point was that it was mirroring a nearly identical shot from the first Toy Story, where the Truck speeds past the camera (same angle and everything) on it's way to Pizza Planet.

When I went to see "Toy Story 3", the truck was also in the movie, too.

2:33 probably refers to Buzz's driving, because Mr. Potato head had pulled it into what I assumed was first gear, and that'd be incredibly inefficient to chase another car while only in first...

pixar loves that 80's toyota pickup.

@poundokush420: It's one of the classrooms at California Institute for the Arts, where many of the original Pixar artists took classes.

When I went to see "Cars 2", the truck was also in the movie, too.

I think I saw the truck in "Up". If I did, it was quite stylized, cartoon-like in a way that it looks like none of the trucks before it.

I've seen high-quality screenshots of where it appears in Ratatouille, so I'm convinced.

@dogman15 I've recognized the truck in "Toy Story 3", because when I seen when it said "YO" on the tailgate, I was like "That's the Pizza Planet Toyota pickup truck!"

Compare both Toy Story scenes in parts 1 and 2 of this video. In both, the camera quickly cuts to a new scene, looking up at the sky. Then it pans down and the Truck drives by fast on the camera's left. It pulls up to its destination (parking in a white zone). Buzz looks out and assesses the situation, after which he figures out a way to get inside the building.

I cannot confirm, deny, nor verify that alleged reference. I do think that the Tri-County International Airport was visually inspired by the San Francisco International Airport (San Francisco is across the bay from Emeryville or Richmond, where Pixar is/used to be).

And his name is Todd, believe it or not.

...The other place it might appear is at the end of the film as the camera is panning out to reveal the Fenton's parking lot; it appears somewhere to screen left.

I just have one thing to say. Long live the Pizza Planet truck!

@waterlizardz123: You're right - many airports (very likely) do look like that. You're referencing Toronto Pearson International Airport because it's nearby where you live. Pixar (and myself) tend to want to reference SFO or OAK because those are our local aiports. To each his own.

The scene from WALL·E starts at 1:07, and Up wasn't in theaters, much less on DVD, when I made this video.

Awesome videos, you should make part 3 or something where Pixar characters come out in different films!!!

@waterlizardz123: I have a strong feeling Pixar based it off of either the Oakland International Airport or the San Francisco International Airport. Like the Tri-County International Aiport in Toy Story 2, both airports have the same general external appearance (especially SFO), and the Oakland Airport's terminal is rounded like this one, which allows cars from the city to drive through when dropping off or picking up passengers. Pixar is im Emeryville, you know, not that far away from me.

i notice how they did the same thing with the airport and the pizza place.

My apologies; I did read your comment wrong. However, I already knew about the truck as a wooden carving in Brave. I didn't know that there was a carving of Sully (or Sully) in Brave, but I'll look for it next time I see the film.

it is, look up pixar's barve easter eggs

that truck is freaking awesome

IF - big IF - I ever do another "Pizza Planet truck" video, it would be years later and include Up, Toy Story 3, Cars 2, The Bear and the Bow, Newt, and basically the next 10 films after WALL-E. And do I even want to know what you meant by that suggestion? Anyway, thanks for the compliment. I couldn't have made these two videos without the help of my 12th grade video class.

@kapoopoof: You are most certainly correct. I didn't not know that, thank you. (Sometimes the double negative has a use.)

@mkend3: Todd appears in the far distance of the London section of the triptych poster, in front of a fountain. I'm told (but have not yet personally verified) that Todd appears at the end of the film in Radiator Springs.

@popfluster: Yes! You're right! You win a cookie. Seriously, though. I am glad you can see that parallel - some people don't get it.

Big Al is such a minor character in Cars, and has nothing to do with Al's Toy Barn.

That its filmed/created in a very similar way to the first one, the way the camera angles are set and how they get into pizza planet/airport.

A-113 in UP while hes sitting alone on bench the room is numbered A-113

@67tr876: The Toyota truck is a real truck. The Toyoat must be some sort of boat hybrid, I guess?

I found the truck in the pixar movie Up. When the old man is just starting to fly with the balloons. Its in the scene right after he passes the little girls room. and the pizza planet truck is parked in the upper right. right next to a black car.

you forgot two! the Pizza Planet truck appeared in TS 3 too! it was zipping past Chuckles, big baby, and lotso as they walked back to their owners house. also you missed UP, the truck showed up 3 times! one while Carl's house flouts away, when Russell is being lowered from the house and is seen in the parking lot, and at the end of the movie when Carl and Russell are eating ice cream on the curb, in the far corner, you can see it. its hard to spot, but you can see the little PP spaceship!

Thats a real truck in real life too. I think it is some toyoat truck.

ok i just noticed something in toy story 2: the car that the chicken man(the guy who kindnapps woddy) has is the same model as flo from cars. and the store big als toy barn in toy story 2 also has the same name as big al in cars (hes mentioned by lizzie during the scene in the courthouse)

it's funny how buzz jacks the pizza planet truck.

That made me grin; thanks.

@dogman15 alot of movies do that in their series, it just takes a keen eye to notice XD you sir have the best

@SkullSyker: On the internet, typing in ALL CAPS is almost always taken to be the same thing as YELLING AT SOMEONE! Obviously, I know that in order to type in all caps, one must hold down Shift or press the Caps Lock key. And thanks.

@cjqt94: 1. I already know. 2. You saw the truck. Great for you. 3. You're using incorrect syntax. "Too" is incorrectly placed. Say either "I too saw it in Toy Story 3" or "I saw it in Toy Story 3, too." Everyone! You don't need to tell me you saw the truck in Toy Story 3!

It was in Brave. Pretty sneaky, too...

@mkend3: Now I'm probably going to get a ton of comments from people saying they saw the truck in Toy Story 3. YES, PEOPLE - THE TRUCK IS IN TOY STORY 3. I SAW IT. You don't need to tell me that (*spoilers*) Lotso, Big Baby, and Chuckles ride on its back bumper in the rain to get from Daisy's house to Sunnyside Daycare. Thank you, Mkend3, for telling me you saw the truck - you're the first. Hopefully few others will bother to tell me.

@gemstar102: If you have annotations on, I believe I attempt to point it out. You can't see it in this low-res video, but in HD or Blu-ray, the truck appears on a bridge in the distance.

@dogman15 no, no, no… a113 is a number sequence that appears in ALL of the pixar movies. it's an easter egg, like the truck.

@greenth1ng: That it is. I have only seen it in blown-up images online, which unfortunately were taken from the 480p DVD instead of the 1080p (or 720p) Blu-ray.

if it was a stick shift then the car would stop the minute mr.patetoe head pulled it

@Milesprower1100: I am fully aware of that sign in "Cars", but the focus of this nearly three-year-old video was to highlight the Pizza Planet truck.

@LeFT4DeAd2RoOkS: That's not Flo by a long shot. That's Al McWhiggin's car, believed by the IMCDb to be a 1955 Ford Mystere with the tailfins of a 1959 Cadillac, headlights of a 1957 Lincoln, and the top of a 1956 Ford Fairlane. imcdb[dot]org slash vehicle_221197-Ford-Mystere-1955.html As for Flo, the "official" designation is 1951 GM LeSabre, but commenters have been arguing about that at vehicle_38280-GM-LeSabre-1951.html (Besides, TS2 was 1999 and Cars was 2006. Do the math.)

There's no way the Pizza planet truck going to be in the next Pixar movie Brave.................

@waterlizardz123: I can't imagine an airport doing it any other way - I mean, it just works so well!

well let me tell you something the pizza planet truck didn't exist in the movie but it DID exist as a wood carving in the movie

the one from cars is really cute!

At 0:50 in this video, though you can't see it without looking at a 1080p (HD) version of the film. Check the Pixar wiki for a better picture. (It's on the bridge.)

it is a wood carving in the witches cave

@Milesprower1100: I am fully aware of that sign in "Cars", but the purpose of this three-year-old video was to focus on the Pizza Planet truck.

I think I knew it was an early 80s model, and the rock music that plays during both Pizza Planet truck Toy Story scenes is something "generic" that Randy Newman wrote.

I couldn't tell since my computer's sound is broken.

That's okay. Ratings aren't that important to me anyway. People will automatically rate a video they like 5 stars, despite the following key: 5 = Awesome! 4 = Pretty cool 3 = Worth watching 2 = Nothing special 1 = Poor More often than not, videos I see will fit into the 3 or 4 category, rarely 5, sometimes 1 or 2. Because of this, I never rate videos by their stars.

That line isn't heard in this video. It gets said after I cut it off.

1:22 its the green car fron Cars the movie i think her name is flo? A-113

I think Kennerfreak7 already reminded viewers of this video of that line, but thanks anyway.

@zabrinapenguin: KZfaq user @MrBally0 already pointed out the similarities between Al McWhiggin's car (primarily a 1955 Ford Mystere) and Flo (primarily a 1951 Buick GM LeSabre). Flo does NOT appear in Toy Story 2; they hadn't invented her yet. Your newest comment was posted as I was writing this reply. You're right, that isn't Flo. Good job.

I probably said this already, but yes, I did see it.

@zkemp8426: That's just your imagination. It's what you'd perhaps like to believe she's saying, when it's very likely only an "Aw..." or "Aah!" I doubt Elissa Knight actually said the F word into her mic in the recording booth, nor would Ben Burtt (or anyone at Pixar) alter her voice to make it resemble that. I hear an "Aah." Shortly after that, I hear an angry "Oooh!" No F words, perceived or real.

What you said: Thanks, I can't write well, sorry; but the engine screen, it is on the bottom of the engine screen... thumbs up if you saw it. By the way, can you translate this too? My response: First of all, I hope you're learning correct English grammar and spelling by reading my corrections. Secondly, I read on the Pixar wiki that "A113" actually appears when Finn and Holley are looking at the photo of that one character, not the bad guys' video in Italy. I've only seen the film once.

@dodgedip123: I no longer have access to the tools and software needed to complete such a project with the same level of relative ease/difficulty as I did two or more years ago. Sorry; I wish I could, but I just don't have the time for that. In my life today, any time I devote to the production of KZfaq videos is going to be focused on my song arrangements and such in Cubase/Pro Tools. Stay tuned, and hope I don't procrastinate. *groan*

It actually is.

Use the wand of power xD

I don't know if some one already said this but @ 1:20 they show that car Flo from Cars.

@IamtherealElecMan: I'll be sure to look for him the next time I see the film. (By the way, do you remember that one strange car with her eyes in her headlights? What did you think of that?)