This is the Hall of Everything.

Did you know these fun facts about the movie "Soul"?

Filmmakers wanted to dive deep into the history of jazz music and its ties to the African-American community in "Soul."

Pixar partnered with cultural consultants to help tell the story of "Soul" in an authentic manner.

Filmmakers took many trips to New York City jazz clubs, public schools, museums, and even local barbershops.

Hey Joe, what are you doing here on a weekday?

Joe has 18 different outfit changes throughout the film, including a well-loved beige tweed suit that he's had since the '80s.

Oh, I can't believe how good I look!

The animators referenced videos of expert sign spinners to animate Moonwind's talented twirls.

That's marvelous!

In The Great Before, the number of new souls jumping to Earth is roughly 4.13 souls per second,

a match to how many births per second there are around the world.

Woo!

Animators consulted with an expert on cat anatomy so they could perfectly portray Mr. Mittens.

And they were surprised to learn how flexible cats are in real life.

Meow!

Oh no, they can't understand me!

The filmmakers wanted to represent New York City as authentically as possible by including details such as black wads of chewing gum on the sidewalks.

They also included details like designing the buildings in Brooklyn to be two to three stories tall in comparison to the mile- high skyscrapers of Manhattan.

What are you doing? This is New York City! You don't stop in the middle of the street!

And in true Pixar fashion, there are many fun Easter eggs throughout the film.

So where do you want to start?

Come on!

In the Hall of Everything,

you can spot the classic A113 on a street sign, "Toy Story"'s Pizza Planet truck, the lamp from Pixar's short film "Luxo Jr.," and the streetcar from "Coco."

To the left of 22's secret hideout, did you catch the Pixar ball?

To see these and more in action, you can stream "Soul" on Disney+.