Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: One of the most beloved theories of the internet over the past few years has been the “Pixar Theory”—the wild declaration that posits that every part of the Pixar animation oeuvre is part of the same universe. Disney has released a new video gathering every connection between Pixar films to date, and it’s the closest you’ll get to them actually acknowledging it. 
  
  
  
 It’s not a timeline that would make a Legend of Zelda fan blush or anything, but Disney’s definitive gathering of every interconnected Easter egg to make its way into a Pixar movie—from Toy Story’s Pizza Planet truck to Riley from Inside Out showing up in Finding Dory—is still a fun sojourn in trying to get all of the Pixar movies joined together. 
  
 Most of these are simply fun teasers, but a few Easter eggs like the Inside Out/Finding Dory stuff do at least “confirm” for some fans that at least part of the Pixar library is part of the same world. Maybe it’s time for a crack at an updated take on the universal theory of Pixar? 
  
 [Toy Story via AV Club] ||||| Eagled-eyed Disney-Pixar fans have been noticing Easter eggs in their favorite movies for years, making fans wonder if all of Pixar’s beloved characters exist in the same universe. (Granted, it is pretty tough to miss Boo handing Sully a plush version of Nemo in Monsters, Inc.) 
  
 But for those hidden nods to other films that are a bit more difficult to spot, Disney recently released a mind-bending video on the official Toy Story Facebook page, revealing where exactly you can see hidden Easter eggs in favorites like Inside Out and Ratatouille. 
  
 For starters, did you have any idea that Riley from Inside Out makes a cameo in Finding Dory? Or how about the fact that The Good Dinosaur‘s Forrest Woodbush is in Inside Out? Or that Sully from Monsters, Inc. is etched into a piece of wood owned by Merida in Brave? 
  
 Watch the video for yourself below to catch all of the references you may not have noticed in your previous 500 viewings of your favorite Pixar flicks. ||||| As if Pixar fans needed another reason to re-watch their favorite films! 
  
 The team at Oh My Disney recently compiled a video guide that links Easter eggs from 1995's Toy Story through 2016's Finding Dory. Some secrets were uncovered long ago, like Boo giving Sully a plush version of Nemo in Monsters, Inc., while other teases might surprise even the biggest movie buffs. The supercut was shared via Toy Story's Facebook page over the weekend. 
  
 For example, who knew that tween Riley Andersen from Inside Out makes a cameo in Finding Dory? Or that Forrest Woodbush from The Good Dinosaur makes an appearance in Inside Out. 
  
 Pixar has long used its films to tease future projects. Considering that information, perhaps it's time to re-watch Finding Dory to spot a Coco reference before it hits theaters on Nov. 22. ||||| We have long loved the idea that our fictions take place in some sort of consistent alternate universe—that there are unexpected tunnels between our favorite films and books and shows. Whether it’s the xenomorph from Alien showing up as a trophy in the Predator’s spaceship or the grand connective tissue between all Tarantino movies, we love to retrofit plot to justify what is in reality much less sexy: filmmakers goofing off, reusing props or nodding in the direction of a previous work. 
  
 The collected oeuvre of the Pixar movies has been drawn together numerous times, perhaps nowhere most famously as with the Pizza Planet truck, which has appeared in almost all of their movies. A few years back, all of their plots were connected into one overarching, frankly insane narrative called The Pixar Theory, which has since been updated as the studio continues to produce new films. As if egging these maniacs on, Disney has released a video isolating many instances of overlap between the movies. 
  
 Lo, it is The Good Dinosaur, appearing in Inside Out! The monsters of Monsters, Inc. in Brave! And so on. Is this merely a small group of unified filmmakers working in concert and riffing on decades of shared creative material? Or is it the gradual unveiling of a Marvel-like cinematic universe, to be unveiled in a vast Team Pixar tetralogy in 2023? Shared-universe conspiracy theorists will not rest, either way. 
  
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Attention, obsessive Pixar fans: There's a non-zero chance Buzz Lightyear and a time-traveling Wall-E could one day meet for lunch in Remy the rat's restaurant. The AV Club reports that—despite being "frankly insane"—something called the "Pixar Theory" started gaining traction on the internet a few years ago. The theory posits that every single Pixar movie takes place in the same universe as part of a bigger narrative. Now Disney has come fairly close to acknowledging that theory as gospel, according to io9. E! News reports that over the weekend a video was posted to the official Toy Story Facebook page that reveals all of the hidden Easter eggs connecting the Pixar films. A few examples: In Monsters, Inc. Boo gives Sully a stuffed Nemo; a wood-etching of Sully can be seen in Brave; Forrest Woodbush from The Good Dinosaur appears in Inside Out; and Inside Out's Riley Andersen appears in Finding Dory. Entertainment Weekly calls the video "mind-bending."