While the lunch is famous, this video is clever fake... though you do want to believe it

*lies, and pretty lame ones at that.

Sorry, I do like the easter eggs that Pixar put into movies, but these were pretty poorly done.

This MAY have been funny if they slowly ramped up how obvious and ridiculous the 'easter eggs' were, but as it stands, it's just pretty crap

Adding video to channels (Lies) - requested by spoco2.

A Metacafe embed showing a Youtube embed? Really, now?

It's like a double-stuffed Shit Oreo.

EDIT: But the video itself is interesting if true. Nevermind the rant.

>> ^spoco2:
lies, and pretty lame ones at that.
Sorry, I do like the easter eggs that Pixar put into movies, but these were pretty poorly done.
This MAY have been funny if they slowly ramped up how obvious and ridiculous the 'easter eggs' were, but as it stands, it's just pretty crap


Removed from the Lies channel. Have you done the work to know that some of the easter eggs at the end are phony? Just because you think it's obvious doesn't make it so. Maybe the easter eggs at end are fake, but it's still too soon to conclusively prove that.

It would be nice if the embed was of higher quality and if they had used full HD material of the movies to zoom in on. Then it would be much clearer, because those WALL-E's at the end were pretty hard to see.
The Monster's Inc one was quite awesome though.

*lies

I dont have the power to do that, but I have the Incredibles, and that scene does not have a wall-e on a shelf.

Invocations (lies) cannot be called by GDGD because GDGD is not privileged - sorry.

Adding it back to *lies I'm afraid. Just do a google for "Wall-E in Toy Story", plenty of discussion with people claiming it's fake having checked those scenes on their own DVD's for the movies (as GDGD did with his Incredibles DVD).

Still, pretty good that this made it to Top 15.

Adding video to channels (Lies) - requested by Hybrid.

@GDGD and Hybrid:

Oh well, I figured since the easter at beginning were real that the last few would also be real. *Lies accepted.

Fake easter eggs? Really? That just sucks.

>> ^kronosposeidon:
@GDGD and Hybrid:
Oh well, I figured since the easter at beginning were real that the last few would also be real. Lies accepted.


And that is a pretty piss poor method of ascertaining truth in anything. A real lack of critical thinking there.

^First of all, it's a video, not a science experiment. Second of all, I didn't see you doing any research, but just saying "fake." Anyone can say fake, can't they? I don't see any method with your work.

I admitted I was wrong. Let it go.

^ Um... I didn't need to do any 'research' as it was all obvious from the get go:
1. The design of Wall-E was not even started let alone anything like what he looks like in the movie at the time Toy Story came out. And seeing as they said that the meeting happened AFTER the first Toy Story had come out they hadn't even DISCUSSED the concept of Wall-E at the time that movie came out... so that's pretty much blown it from the first fake 'easter egg' right there.
2. Every one of their fake ones was a 'wait, that was too hard to see, let's go back and watch that again in slow motion.' If you'll notice, Pixar don't really do that for their easter eggs, they put them in plain (if somewhat easy to miss most of the time) sight.
3. They just look pasted in. (Admittedly this is the sort of thing any 'FAKE' caller can say with nothing to back it up)
4. Pixar don't put in things that don't belong in the world they've been put in... hence a Wall-E wandering around in a present day world of Cars isn't something they'd do... they may make Wall-E a balloon or a toy or something, but not a robot in a Nascar pit.

All of which struck me as I watched it the first time, all of which are pretty obvious if you think about it (especially the first one).

I jumped on as an attack on the general acceptance of almost anything on the web displayed by so many. It's so easy to dupe people, and that makes me sad for critical thinking.