Inside Out Movie Facts, Easter Eggs and hidden details

While on the 'Train of Thought', Joy accidentally knocks over a box labelled 'Opinions', Bing Bong then starts putting the contents of that box back into another box called 'Facts'.

Forr the voice of toddler-age Riley, the producers simply recycled old dialogue of Mary Gibbs, who provided the voice of Boo in Monsters, Inc. (2001) Coincidentally, toddler-age Riley's hair is styled the same way as Boo's.

The music playing during Riley's nightmare is Grim Grinning Ghosts from The Haunted Mansion at Disneyland.

All the marked locations on the world map in the back of Riley's classroom are locations of previous Disney/Pixar films.

One of Riley's memories is playing on a Playground. It's the same playground at Sunnyside Daycare featured in Toy Story 3 (2010).

A girl can be seen wearing the same shirt Sid from Toy Story (1995) wore, just with the colors inverse.

Disney's Figment from Epcot Center's Figment of Your Imagination can be spotted just outside Imagination Land in Inside Out (2015). He's in a picture frame just to the right of Riley's own figment of her imagination, Bing Bong!

If you look closely, you'll see some familiar memories from Pixar favorites.

The cop on the right while investigating a woman say "Forget it Jake, this is CloudTown" this is a tribute to Roman Polanski's Chinatown's (1974) last dialogue "Forget it Jake, this is Chinatown".

Joy is the only emotion who doesn't cast a shadow. She's literally a source of light.

Riley wears maroon and gold during her hockey tryout. Maroon and gold are the team colors for the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers, Minnesota being the state that the family moved from

Riley's clothes become more muted the more depressed she gets.

Riley is seen wearing rainbow t-shirts with colors for each emotion. After the move, she wears a yellow jacket, symbolizing the other emotions being surpressed as she tries to force joy in her life. Later, Riley wears a black sweater for her complete inability to feel anything.

The color of Riley's clothes reflect her emotional state, from balanced to forced optimism to muted anxiety to repression

Imagination Land, the house of cards has face cards resembling Riley and her parents.

Bing Bong can't read the sign at the Dream Productions studio. This is due to him being imagined prior to Riley being able to read or at least understand words of that reading level.

The sport that is played in Riley's Dad's head will be either hockey or soccer, depending on the country the movie was shown in.

Each newspaper Anger reads has a headline describing the very thing that Riley is currebtly dealing with.

: Bing Bong was originally sketched by the Director of Photography's 7 years old daughter (left). Pixar illustrators then recreated the drawing in the movie (right).

When Riley is playing "the floor is lava" there is a magazine in a basket on a table featuring Colette from Ratatouille (2007) in the cover.

"Subconscious Guard Frank" is actually named Dave, and "Subconscious Guard Dave" is actually named Frank

The stacks of memories in long term memory resemble the folds of the brain.

Sadness is in charge for Reily's mum meaning she may have been depressed and anger is in charge for the father which may mean he had anger issues. This would've prompted Reily to run away

During Riley's nightmare, a haunted version of her new house is shown with "Grim Grinning Ghosts" playing in the background. This is the same song that plays during Walt Disney World's Haunted Mansion.

Disgust confirms, that the personifications of the basic emotions, have brains too.

While driving through the streets of San Fransisco a car is parked in front of a fire hydrant, got ticked and a boot. Another car is also booted for an unknown reason.

Has scenery and visual designs evocative of the human brain and neural synapses

On Riley's first day of school, Joy wakes up everyone at headquarters with an accordion playing Reveille, a military bugle call. A subtle way of showing her authoritative command masked by something innocuous.

Joy is the only emotion not wearing shoes. Giving the hint that being joyful or happy. Means to in part be care free.

When the family is moving to San Francisco, for a brief second you can see the birds from Pixar's short "For The Birds"

Two of the memory orbs on the shelves contain scenes from Up (2009). One features Carl and Ellie's wedding, while the other shows their house.

Riley might be adopted. While there is something like a 6% chance of a child having blue eyes while the parents both have brown eyes, the opening scene where the parents "meet" Riley doesn't exactly give the impression that the mom has just given birth to her.

Riley's emotions correspond to whatever emotion is in control at the time