Here’s the real reason why John Ratzenberger has been in every single Pixar movie! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

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If you are like us, and watch basically every single Pixar film that comes out because of how flippin’ awesome they are, you’ve probably noticed that there is someone who sounds pretty familiar in pretty much everyone of the studio’s films.

That, is John Ratzenberger. Ya know, Cliff the postal worker from the long running television show, Cheers. John Ratzenberger’s tenure in Pixar films first started back in 1995 with the first full length feature the studio put out, the much lauded Toy Story. At the time, Ratzenberger was relatively fresh off the success of his run on Cheers, where he portrayed Cliff Calvin, the know-it-all postal worker, from 1982 until 1992.

Now, over the years and after several Pixar release, you might have wondered why exactly he is in so many of these animated films, and you are not the only person who has thought that. We certainly have as well! According to writer and producer Andrew Stanton, while out at press junkets for the original Toy Story, members of Pixar reportedly had so much fun with Ratzenberger and enjoyed his presence to such a degree, that the animation house decided to try to work with him as much as possible on future projects.

So we dug into it and figured out the story behind Ratzenberger’s inclusion in these films, as well as some of his lesser known roles in Pixar movies that you may not have noticed. Watch to learn about this fascinating story and dive into the world of Pixar.

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Sometimes the villain isn’t worth saving. Join Ashley as he looks at times heroes didn’t spare the villain from shows like Bungo Stray Dogs, Inuyashiki, Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works, One Piece, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Danganronpa: The Animation, Rurouni Kenshin, Cowboy Bebop, Naruto, Drifters, and more! So you can expect some epic battles like Kenshin vs Shishio, Trafalgar Law vs Vergo, Roy Mustang vs Envy, as well as characters like Spike Spiegel, Zabuza, Kakashi, Gilgamesh, Archer, Junko, Dazai, and more to appear!

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Catch up on a few things you didn’t notice in Godzilla: King of the Monsters! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Godzilla: King of the Monsters has smashed his way to cinemas to once again, fight the Three-Headed Dragon Ghidorah and the ancient dinosaur Rodan. Helping him out is the benevolent Titan Mothra, all which are from classic Toho films. While we were too busy being entertained by all the monster carnage, you may have missed the dozens of easter eggs and references hidden away in the movie.

There are quite a few references to the old Toho films of old. Toho is the Japanese company that produced the monster movies which featured the likes of Godzilla, Ghidorah, Rodan, Mothra and more. You can catch titles of old movies like “Destroy all Monsters” hidden away in the film while nods to old monsters and movies can be scattered around or implied. Plus there are more than a few nods towards Skull Island, as this movie and Kong: Skull Island are in the same universe and the two will go head to head in next year’s film, Godzilla versus Kong.

There are references to non-Toho films as well, such as nods to The Exorcist and The Thing that you likely didn’t catch. The filmmakers also implied that the Loch Ness Monster is also in fact, a Titan and now we want to see such a crossover event happen. There’s also plenty of references to old Godzilla films, such as parallels between Dr. Serizawa and the inclusion of one Steve Martin-no, not that one. Of course, the after credit scene implies big things are coming-literally-with the possible tease that Mecha Ghidorah is coming soon.

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Did you catch these little mistakes on your first viewing of Avengers: Endgame? Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Avengers: Endgame is, without a doubt, one of the most epic movies ever made.

It has everything; awesome characters – both heroic and villainous – a great plot, amazing action, humour, tragedy, powerful MacGuffins, time travel and much, much more.

But such a complex movie will always inevitably come with errors and oversights – and, in this video, we’ll be taking you through some of those that made it into the movie.

These are just some of the mistakes in question; Lila Barton’s arrow that hit the bullseye disappeared then reappeared in the movie’s opening scene. Tony Stark’s helmet was damaged on the left side in Avengers: Infinity War, but the right side was shown to be damaged as he recorded a message for Pepper Potts on the Benatar. The names of the decimated on the memorial stones in San Francisco weren’t in alphabetical order. New Asgard was supposed to be in Norway, but the vehicle registration plates there were U.K. plates, as was a listed telephone number. Jasper Sitwell’s cellphone in 2012 was a model that wasn’t released until 2015 in reality. And when Nebula and James Rhodes were on Morag in 2014, Korath and his henchmen should’ve shown up, but they didn’t.

To find out more, you’ll just have to watch the whole video, won’t you?!

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