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Factsdailyy on Instagram: "Nothing will ever top Disney bloopers. 💡 Disney used to include bloopers, especially in the credits of their films and special features on DVDs. In the 1990s and 2000s, Disney began incorporating these outtakes into their animated and live-action films, with the bloopers often appearing during the end credits. For animated films, like Toy Story 2 (which was produced by Pixar, owned by Disney), bloopers featured animated characters “messing up” their lines or behaving