Pixar Shared Universe Theory CONFIRMED?

I enjoyed the Mass Effect Indoctrination theory until Bioware released the extended cuts and threw most of it away.

Actually, the Frozen/Tarzan theory was confirmed by Frozen's director. So.....yeah

http://www.nme.com/news/film/frozen-tarzan-fan-theory-1936299

78.36% of the theories from Game Theory.

I think the Mace Windu is Supreme Leader Snoke is interesting similar to Finn being Snoke's son as well being an interesting fan theory.

I really love this theory and had something to add to it. The A.I from the Incredibles couldn't be the precursor to the toys from Toy Story and the cars from Cars, and the other stuff, because like the theory says the Incredibles takes place in the 60s but Woody is from earlier, most likely 50's (based on TS2). So I believe the "magic" or whatever giveslife and personalities to the toys and then eventually the robots and automated cars comes from their interaction with humans. In Monsters Inc they use scream and laughter to power their world. So what if in the entire Pixar universe what gives things life is its relationship to people. In Toy Story the toys are freaked out at the idea of being abandoned and even seemingly human hating toys like Lotso still wants to be around them. The way I see it the toys are being powered the same way as the monster's doors. Maybe this is why Wal-E is the only robot left, because his infatuation with human culture (musicals) kept him powered for so long. My addition adds that it isn't the eventual war between man and overly intelligent machine or mutation of insects like the theory says but the bonds between humans that push things forward. Which seems to be much more Pixar to me.

It was neat to see all those easter eggs in the Pixar movies, but I didn't think that all the movies in the same universe.  I personally thought it was a tip of the hat to the movies they have made or are making.

Like the change in hair color Mica :)

Man, Toy Starry was a great film.