50 Awesome Disney Movie Details We Bet You Didn’t Notice

In Treasure Planet, there is a Stitch figure/plush on the shelf in young Jim Hawkin's bedroom.

In A Bug's Life (1998) Manny, a mantis, is married to Gypsy, a butterfly because if he was married to another mantis, he might not have survived their wedding night. Sexual cannibalism in praying mantis occurs 15-30% of the time.

In 101 Dalmatians (1961), the pup Lucky has spots on his back in the shape of a lucky horseshoe.

In Ratatouille, when Linguini is chopping leeks for the soup you can see a green smear on the cutting board that actually happens when cutting green vegetables. Also, his bite marks are still there from when Remy bit him a couple of days before.

In Wreck-it-Ralph (2012), the arcade's sign celebrates "Svzy's" (Suzy) 5th birthday. In Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018), the sign is celebrating Svzy's 11th birthday, indicating the six years elapsed between the two movies.

In The Aristocats, the basset hound sleeps in a bassinet.

The gas station from Toy Story where Woody and Buzz fight is run by Dinoco a major race sponsor in Cars films.

In Cars (2006), the member of Lightning McQueen's pit crew who insists that his name isn't Chuck is listed as "Not Chuck" in the end credits.

In Lilo & Stitch (2002), Lilo believes Pudge the fish controls the weather. Her parents were killed in a car accident caused by treacherous rain and she feeds him sandwiches to appease him, in hopes another accident will not happen like the one that took her parents.

In The Brave Little Toaster, all of the walls in the cottage are cleaned only as high as Blanky can reach.