But if you've been looking carefully, you may have noticed the studio's films are

chock-full of Apple references, which is likely a nod to Pixar's former owner and CEO Steve Jobs

and the success he brought the company.

Here are 5 blatant Apple references in Pixar films.

1.

Monsters, Inc.

When Mike Wazowski holds up a magazine, you can make out an advertisement for a computer on the back cover.

The ad's slogan says “Scare Different,” a spin on Apple's iconic “Think Different”slogan.

2.

-Wall-E -“Wall-E.”

Director Andrew Stanton told CNN Money in 2008 that he worked with Apple designer Jony Ive

to make Eve look like an Apple product.

And that she does.

”Eve?”

[Giggles]

3. Coco.

When Mama Imelda tries to find out why she

can't leave the Land of the Dead to see her family, the clerk looks her up on what

appears to be a Macintosh 128K, Apple's first personal computer.

“That devil box tells you nothing but lies!”

4. Cars.

One of the cars featured in the film is an

Apple-sponsored racer named Mac iCar.

This is less of a reference to Apple than it is Pixar literally screaming,

“HEY, DID YOU KNOW WE HAVE A CONNECTION TO APPLE?”

Mac iCar's racing number is also 84, the same year Apple released the Macintosh 128K.

“Macintosh, from Apple.”

5. Toy Story 3

“Who's Velocistar237?”

“Oh!”

Again, this one's pretty obvious.

If you take one look at the computer the toys used to look for Andy,

you'll realize it's a Mac from the desktop's familiar-looking OS and monitor shape.

“That's nothing, let me just take care of that.

It's just a dinosaur.”

“All right.”

From the not-so-subtle to the totally-in-your face, the Apple references that Pixar peppers

throughout your favorite flicks can make for an Easter egg gold mine.

It's a musical!

Put that thing back where it came from or so help me!

So help me!

So help me!

And cut!