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Neat. Wonder if the car in the movie will have that plate too, or if it was just some Chinese factory worker guy who surfed arfcom
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Wonder who pulled that prank?
Surly...Disney....wouldn't....put that there. The chicoms that made it? A gun nut company buyer specifying the details to the chicoms? But, regardless - cool! |
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Wonder who pulled that prank? Surly...Disney....wouldn't....put that there. The chicoms that made it? A gun nut company buyer specifying the details to the chicoms? But, regardless - cool! I don't know but my kid has Toy Story 1 on DVD as well and in that movie the bad kid Sid has a silloutte pistol target hanging on the door of his bedroom so I'm thinking there's gun guy somewhere at Pixar... |
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Definitely not a coincidence, then. |
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Wonder who pulled that prank? Surly...Disney....wouldn't....put that there. The chicoms that made it? A gun nut company buyer specifying the details to the chicoms? But, regardless - cool! Pixar controls every single aspect and detail of the licensed products out there on the market. If it's on a licensed product, Pixar put it there. |
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Someone with a sense of humor . . .
who is no longer employed. |
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The state of Utah approves. The 1911 is Utah's official state gun.
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Quoted: Definitely not a coincidence, then. I watched the video...what am I missing? |
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Definitely not a coincidence, then. I watched the video...what am I missing? The gun the car is packing. It pops out of his drivers side wheel early in the vid. |
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Every last detail of a licensed product like that is controlled - no Chinese worker can "decide" to alter the license plate. There has to be a gun guy at Pixar.
In fact, I think Cars originally came about because a Pixar big shot was a pretty big car guy and pushed hard for it. Same dude might also be a firearms enthusiast. |
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Definitely not a coincidence, then. I watched the video...what am I missing? the license plate & the gun An actual pixar render |
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Lots of win in this thread. I now respect pixar that much more.
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Wonder who pulled that prank? Surly...Disney....wouldn't....put that there. The chicoms that made it? A gun nut company buyer specifying the details to the chicoms? But, regardless - cool! Pixar controls every single aspect and detail of the licensed products out there on the market. If it's on a licensed product, Pixar put it there. Well cool! I guess I didn't think about the trademarks... |
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Is the Rod Redline character depicted as a GOO GUY or a BAD GUY in the movie?
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I just bought this toy for my son, and sure as shit, there it is... I wonder if hes a bad guy though. http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i172/schkoot/4087562e.jpg Good guy or bad guy, i would bet there's a gun enthusiast involved somewhere in the creative process. |
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I just bought this toy for my son, and sure as shit, there it is... I wonder if hes a bad guy though. http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i172/schkoot/4087562e.jpg What are we lookin' at there on the right? |
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Is the Rod Redline character depicted as a GOO GUY or a BAD GUY in the movie? IIRC, he's an American spy, so I don't think he's a bad guy. |
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Definitely not a coincidence, then. I watched the video...what am I missing? The gun the car is packing. It pops out of his drivers side wheel early in the vid. Also go full screen with 1080p and you can see the plate does say m1911a1. |
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I just bought this toy for my son, and sure as shit, there it is... I wonder if hes a bad guy though. http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i172/schkoot/4087562e.jpg <Army of Darkness>Ash: Good. Bad. I'm the guy with the gun.</Army of Darkness> |
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Best Cars character ever!
In the movies, I always played the heroic types. But when the stage lights went out, it was time for drugs, and stupidity, and the coveting of women. Now it's time. Time to be a little of what I had always fantasized of bein' - a hero. |
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I know for a fact there are two members of this site that are Disney animators.
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Definitely not a coincidence, then. I watched the video...what am I missing? The gun the car is packing. It pops out of his drivers side wheel early in the vid. Uploaded with ImageShack.us I'm not seeing it........... |
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Definitely not a coincidence, then. I watched the video...what am I missing? The gun the car is packing. It pops out of his drivers side wheel early in the vid. <a href="http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/705/unledxwp.jpg/" target="_blank">http://img705.imageshack.us/img705/7475/unledxwp.jpg</a> Uploaded with ImageShack.us I'm not seeing it........... Part of the wheel. The center hub and one of the spokes pokes out, spins around and then 're-holsters' itself. |
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