Let the first stone shoot who never watched any animation of the amazing Pixar. Whether it's the first "Toy Story" movie released in 1995 or the latest "University of Monsters" and "Brave, " it's undeniable that the works were made for all ages.

Guided by the genius of the digital animation company's animations, artist Todd Spence used Oscar-nominated posters to feature famous Pixar characters.

In the movie “Dallas Buyers Club, ” which tells a true story about the onset of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s, protagonist Matthew McConaughey was replaced by none other than the famous toy cowboy Woody.

In addition to the “Toy Story” character, other protagonists were also represented by Pixar characters, such as Bruce Dern in “Nebraska” (replaced by the good-hearted grumbling Carl Fredricksen of “UP: High Adventures”) and Joaquin Phoenix in “ She ”(reproduced by the friendly Wall-E robot).

You can check below all the crazy combinations made by Todd Spence. If Pixar characters really were cast, the Oscars would be guaranteed on the creators' shelves.

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