*IT ALL BEGAN HERE!?* Toy Story (1995) | First Time Watching | (reaction/commentary/review)
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For the first computer animated film EVER and Pixar's debut, this movie was absolutely amazing!! I loved the enemies to best-friends story and Buzz's whole identity crisis! Enjoy :)
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IT ALL BEGAN HERE!? Toy Story (1995) | First Time Watching | (reaction/commentary/review)
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Pixar knew they couldn't animate human flesh quite right yet. So they said "Let's just make our main characters plastic."
I forgot that fact! Ty for the reminder! It's such an adorable fact ^__^
sometimes limitation leads to the greatest art.
Prove it. Give me a source.
@@wesmcinerny4524 you could look it up yourself if you're curious. You might learn something new and interesting.
@@wesmcinerny4524You can do a simple search yourself.
The voice for the head toy soldier sounded realistic because he was voiced by a real life Vietnam Marine Corps. veteran, R. Lee Ermey. He was also the drill sergeant in Full Metal Jacket. He was bad ass. May he R.I.P.
"R Ermey" just sounds like "Army" with extra steps lol.
He was a terrorist nothing else..
RiP Mr. Gunny
Was he the marine who had voiced Bambi as a kid but told no one cause they would make fun of him?
@@carissadallke1345 No, different guy.
Not only is Toy Story the first Pixar movie, it's the first EVER computer animated feature film!
It's also the very first movie I ever saw in a theater.
I didn’t know that cool
Animated in FK... what a naghtmare...
I watched it in the cinema. It was shockingly magical. Like the "realness" sensation comparing it to 2D...
I know, right? That’s crazy! And I was born about 2 years later after this movie came out.
So many dark things going on in Sid’s house…the implied neglect and/or abuse from the alcoholic father, the neglectful or oblivious mother…The carpet there that mimics the carpet in the Overlook Hotel in Stephen King’s horror classic, “The Shining,” also adds an immediate sense of foreboding. So good.
you reckon Sid's dad hit him?
And don't forget the high heeled legs with the fishing rod represented a "hooker".
@@Kenny-ep2nf
Most definitely
@@Kenny-ep2nfI mean, the boy has a LOT of locks on his door...
@@beetlebob4675 that'd be real sad
Fun fact, the parents of sid is actually neglectful. The cans by the chair is actually supposed to be alcohol but Pixar couldn’t put that in.
seems like it
13:05
The scene where Buzz accidentally gets knocked out the window was VERY different in the first draft. Woody originally intended to knock him out the window, not off the table. And when questioned about it, he turned on everyone.
When the staff and director saw it, the director called for them to stop and he worked to figure out how to re-work it so that Woody was more likeable. He settled, then, on having Buzz falling out the window be an accident, which still allowed for strife between Buzz and Woody, but also kept Woody as an empathetic character.
My theory on why Buzz is *like that* is because he's based on a franchise character with a whole developed story tied to him as opposed to generic dolls or toys that were created solely to be toys. Also, of course, newer toys stick to their intended roles and develop their own unique personalities the more their owners play with them. Woody is an "old family toy" according to Andy's mom, and is very well-loved and played with by Andy, so he's been around long enough to know the deal.
even woody probably started out like buzz imagining he was a real cowboy but then gained more Understanding that he was a toy, also some habit probably stick like the Army men staying army like.
“You uncultured swine!” after Mr. Potato Head can’t get Hamm to recognize him as Picasso. My husband and I teasingly say this to each other a lot lol
The gradually evolving friendship between Woody and Buzz is my favorite thing about this movie. I love how they start out as straight up enemies but then learn to work together on the way. They really are a great team.
25:30
I love the detail in character, how Hannah has to deal with all her dolls being torn apart by her brother... (: O
31:00
The really interesting part with Sid's toys is that they have no voices. They've given up hope and are in a place where they aren't able to fend for themselves. They're stuck without a voice. Woody is the one who comes along and teaches them to fend for themselves.
Not only was this pixars first film, this was the very first completely computer animated/generated movie ever!
And that’s why Lightning McQueen’s number (in ‘Cars’) is 95 To pay homage to Toy Story being the first in 1995
@@SnowDeerling does it tho?
@@Kenny-ep2nfwhat do you mean “does it tho”? According to the animators, it does. Who the f*** are you to say otherwise?
@@ninja_tony I didn't know mate, no need to be such a d*ck about it
Great Reaction, Oscar! It is implied that Sid and Hannah's dad is a hunter and an alcoholic because he is seen in the recliner in the living room with cans strewn around a room with duck wallpaper and a mounted deer head. This (the alcoholic dad) allows Sid some grace for his abuse of the toys and explains how he got so many explosives. We don't see Sid abused, but it is assumed. Each _Toy Story_ (and each one gets better and better!) has dark aspects often missed by kids. And sooooo many naughty puns and comments not understood until the movie watcher is much older. Keep going with Animations!!!!
Fun fact: one of Sid's toys - the doll legs attached to the fishing rod - is literally a Hooker.
26:03 DON'T YOU GET IT?
YOU SEE THE HAT?
I AM MRS. NEZBIT!
HAHAHAHAHAAHAH
The fact that the line was improvised. 😂
I think your audience enjoys the animations just fine, don't stop! Your reactions are always wholesome and I enjoy them. I like how you noticed that the toys' personality reflect their role (Buzz acting like a space ranger), but didn't notice the obvious one; Woody acting as the leader of the whole group, because he's a sheriff!
Also, I'm excited to see you watch Stranger Things! It's right up your ally. The first season is more horror, but the later seasons definitely become more wholesome and peak cinema. You'll love all the characters in there.
I'm not getting sick of you watching animated movies 😊
•Up
•The Princess and The Frog
•101 Dalmatians
•Peter Pan
•The Fox and The Hound
•The Little Mermaid
•Robin Hood
are all classics
Highly recommend The Fox and the Hound! It still makes me bawl. There's just something special about the traumatic kid's movies of my youth lol. 😢
Robin Hood appreciation, nice
To be fair to Sid he’s really not an evil person. He’s a kid who needs more attention and support from his parents. He’s high energy and very creative. What is torture from the view of a living toy from Sid’s perspective is creative play. He had no way to know the objects he was given to play with were living beings so his playing at interrogations or doing “surgery” wasn’t malice toward his toys in anyway he was just making things to match his imagination. Yes he sort of picks on his sister and breaks her stuff too but let’s be real here we’ve all messed with our siblings in less than ideal ways growing up.
Also if you watch the rest of the Toy Story series pay attention to the back ground happening there’s often some cool things you can spot that way.
Hannah (Sid's sister) seems like the only normal one in the family tbh. Her brother is a psycho; her mum is evidently either oblivious to her son's actions or, she does know and just doesn't care enough about her kids to stop it; her dad, seen very briefly in the living room, asleep in an armchair, is implied to be a drunk (there are loads of empty beer cans strewn around) and is probably abusive. Even the dog was afraid to go into the room where he was, so that explains a lot.
It could also be that Sid's sister is the one that his parents pay attention to and treat well and he gets all the bad things and the abuse, etc. and that's why she is the way she is or it's just her nature too.
To be fair, Syd absolutely didn't know the toys were alive and had no reason to think they would be.
If you watch any animated movie made now a days (not including anime or adult animated films) none of that would fly today
@@Charlie-nr6vd Yeah, he thought he was just destroying toys, not killing actual living beings. And yeah, he makes whole scenerios about it, but it's like having fun in GTA or other games where you can just murder people. I played GTA 2 as a 10 years old and broke some of my toys on purpose but I didn't grow up to be a psychopath.
Kinda interesting that a kid like sid would be considered creative nowadays,would be funny if he ended up a surgeon.
5:20 The toy soldier sergeant is actually voiced by R. Lee Ermey, who served in the marine corps and famously played the drill sergeant in the movie Full Metal Jacket.
wow
Toy story 1 came out the year I was born, its the first movie I remember watching. It was a big part of my childhood. The 3rd one came out when I was just starting high school and the 4th came out right after I had my first daughter. It's felt like I've " grown up" with Woody and all of Andy's toys.
Pixar hit a jackpot with the toy story franchise! It's so creative and such unique characters and plots. I love the storyline of 1 but the animation of 3 is unmatched! It's awesome seeing the growth of the animation through the ages .
Tim Allen ( voice of Buzz) frequently mentions the joy it is voicing buzz and being a part of this world.
I can't wait for you to finish the rest of the series
21:10 "Is that a macaroon?" killed me
This movie is so important to me... My dad is like the macho man stereotiype. The guy who wont take shi* from anyone and the whole serious dude. But when i was a kid he knew how much i liked this movie so he used to say to me all the time "to the infinity and beyond" which to me always shows how much he loved me, to quote from a cartoon just to make me happy... So thats a really good memory that i have that was created because of this movie.
That's so wholesome. 💝💖
Aw, he sounds like a great dad.😊
31:28 It's a tap code. Translated: (RR Come Out)
RR stands for 'recieved/roger'
You hit the nail on the head describing it at 30:09 here. You can see how Toy Story is a blueprint in a lot of ways for most other Pixar movies yet to come. Part of what makes Pixar work so well is that the movies aren't JUST for kids, but have elements that appeal to adults/all ages. It's not just about the silly jokes, but the lessons we all remember from when we were young, or wish we heard.
I love the broken toys, they’re too broken to fix themselves so they help fix everyone else
Tom Hanks (Woody) and Tim Allen (Buzz) are phenomenal in this movie! They play off of each other so well!
this wasn't just the first Pixar animated film, this was the FIRST computer animated film in movie history. before this, Pixar only did CGI for other movies and animated shorts. Pixar's very first job was in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn, animating a "simulated" moon for the Genesis Project proposal.
You've got to watch the end credits on the Toy Story films, they add in animated "bloopers" by the characters.
Not so fun fact: the massive amount of locks on Sid’s bedroom door were probably put to escape away from his dad’s abuse.
damn that's dark
Makes you feel sorry for the kid... The fact that Scud was scared of him doesn't bode well.
The voice of the toy soldier is from the same guy that was the Drill Sergeant from Full Metal Jacket, and he is a Veteran. He has passed away, so RIP.
Having Gunnery Seargent R. Lee Ermy as Sarge the leader of the army men was absolutely brilliant casting. He was such a joy to watch in movies and when he had his own television shows I used to watch those all the time. R.I.P. dear sir ❤
One note.. without TRON... there wouldn't be PIXAR! John Lasseter worked at Disney as an animator, one day he got the opportunity to watch the Lightcycle scene.. and he knew that the future was gona be CGI!
Fun fact, the pizza planet truck is in a lot of Disney Pixar movies! It’s one of the most common Easter eggs put in Pixar films!
literally all of them?
@@Kenny-ep2nf I don’t know if it’s in every Pixar movie, but I know it’s in a lot of them.
@@AdersTaders interesting
@@Kenny-ep2nf They forgot to put it in _The Incredibles_ but other than that it's in all of them.
@@IBeforeAExceptAfterK Thanks
Woody didn't actually mean to knock Buzz out of the window. He just meant to hit him with RC, that's it.
I saw this in theaters as a kid back in ‘95, and the energy was through the roof that night! Up to that point, we had only seen traditionally hand-drawn animated Disney films, and this movie was just mind-blowing.
12:06 so, Pixar actually wanted to use G.I. Joe for this scene, but once G.I. Joe or the company who makes them found out it was gonna be blown up they said no you are not allowed to use our product so combat Carl was created.
The buzz at tea party scene was like he was drunk on alcohol while being depressed.
One more for the recommendation pile: "Small Soldiers" - another 90s movie about computer-animated toys.
Everyone knows how Steve Jobs invented the Macintosh, the iPod, and the iPhone. But it's not as well known that he bought an animation company from George Lucas and eventually shaped it into the PIXAR we know today.
If you've ever watched BRAVE, the film is dedicated to "our friend Steve."
Wait Pixar was Steve Jobs idea?
@@Kenny-ep2nf From Wikipedia: "Pixar started in 1979 as part of the Lucasfilm computer division. It was known as the Graphics Group before its spin-off as a corporation in 1986, with funding from Apple co-founder Steve Jobs who became its majority shareholder."
I LOVE brave
@@prettybxy77 thanks for mentioning this to me
1st. Like the haircut! 2nd, Completely surprised you haven't seen these before. The pure shock/horror you had at 20:14 was priceless. I know when this came out, everyone was wanting the toys for their own or even afraid their own toys were alive haha. P.S. Did you ever decide what kind of toy you'd want to be after watching this?
Tom Hanks and Tim Allen are absolute magic. True Story...
What's so funny was that when Pixar first got them, they weren't big stars but during production, Tom Hanks got famous thanks to Forrest Gump and Philadelphia and Tim Allen with Home Improvement, so it was a lucky break for John Lasseter and co.
they fit those roles real good
I don't recall exactly what year(s) Tim Allen got super famous, but by the time they did Toy Story, Tom Hanks had already done quite a few big name movies, including Big, Splash, The Money Pit, The Burbs, Turner and Hooch, A League of Their Own, Sleepless in Seattle...and I'm sure I'm forgetting some. And even before those, he was well known from the TV show Bosom Buddies. Hanks was a big star way before Toy Story.
@@normie2716 oh yeah Tom Hanks movies are some of the best flicks out there, even after Toy Story 1 came out he played a significant role in Green Mile, Forest Gump, and Saving Private Ryan
The creators of the movie said that Sid is probably the most creative person in this movie, because everything he does is playacting. Sure, he's cruel to toys, but he's also using them in very creative ways, and he doesn't know they're alive.
Now, I still think that there's probably something wrong with him, but I wouldn't go so far as "Psychopath".
Rest In Peace
Woody Srode 1914-1994
Jim Varney 1949-2000
Joe Ranft 1960-2005
Paul Newman 1925-2008
Steve Jobs 1955-2011
Roger Ebert 1942-2013
Robin Williams 1951-2014
Bill Paxton 1955-2017
Don Rickles 1926-2017
Bud Luckey 1934-2018
R Lee Ermey 1944-2018
Jimmy Johnson 1943-2019
and Ralph Eggleston 1965-2022, Robin Williams, Bill Paxton and Paul Newman were considered for this movie, Roger Ebert was a famous film critic and Jimmy Johnson did the music for this movie
Wow rip
I love these movies, my whole family cried at the third one. This series will always be one of the best.
I’m surprised despite this movie being almost 30 years old, how well it has held up in terms of animation. Sure, the humans are still a bit rough, but still!!
Pixar originally was company developing/selling hardware/graphics to be used in computers graphics.
And what was the best ad than use your own product to produce advertised result.
The Baby head said "RR COME OUT" in morse code 👍
Buzz following the rules of toys even though he doesn't think he's a toy is probably one of the biggest "you think about it and it falls apart" things in any movie.
Some of the rules might coincide with the Space Ranger rules, which might explain why Buzz freeze even though he's unaware of being a toy.
@ryanking8227 Not really tbh. If you're a stranger in a strange land and suddenly *everyone* freezes, you'd assume it's important to do so too - whether for survival, as Buzz probably thought at first, or later just custom which he would follow out of respect
^That thought occurred to me many years ago, and thus far, I've seen nothing that really contradicts it :P
I imagine it might be that Buzz simply thinks that it's the way to "survive" on the new "unknown planet" he is. Like, the locals all do it, so he decides it's the best thing to do.
He doesn't freeze when he's in the pizza planet truck putting his seatbelt on, and every other time he's around adults he just hides because he also happens to be in a place he's not meant to be in. It seems like he is trying to 'integrate with the culture of the alien planet' and so imitates the custom of freezing in the presence of children, as taught to him by the first creatures he meets (the toys). As for when he is still in the box, he believed he was in hypersleep.
I believe in the movie he says or it is implied that he does things like freeze because he sees it as a part of their culture and customs and respects it
The voice of the army man is actor/veteran is Ronald Lee Ermey who used to be a military drill sgt and also plays a drill sergeant in the classic war movie “Full Metal Jacket.”
Toy Story was nominated for Best Orginal Screenplay at the Oscars so yes top notch writing.
Best way to watch the progress of CGI through the years is to watch The toy story movies.
very much so
Toy Story is without a doubt one of my favorite CG animated films but also an influential animated film as not only it resulted in Pixar Animation Studios to become a household animation studio in CG animation, but it also was a massive hit when it launched and a gamechanger for animated films in general. This film was clearly the "Snow White" of CG Animated movies. On top of that this film, this came out the same year when I was born: 1995.
Surprisingly enough, I’ve seen a few folks be bothered by the CGI but I wasn't scared/bothered by the CGI for this movie as the CG aged well and it was 1995 when the film came out, so this film and VeggieTales I grew accustomed to CG animation along with 2D Animation, but Stop-Motion films (e.g. Nightmare Before Christmas, James and the Giant Peach, Aardman) that's another story.
Looking forward to your upcoming reactions to the next _Toy Story_ films on the channel, especially the third and fourth film.
Slinky dog was voiced by Jim Varney, who had a series of movies when I was a kid playing “Ernest p worrell”. My gramps (my best friend since birth till his death) and I watched them all the time. So I named my new puppy rimshot, after Ernest’s dog.
You gotta watch “Ernest goes to jail” or “ernest saves Christmas” or “Ernest scared stupid” sometime. They are so endearing. And it’ll make you love slinky even more.
Oh, and the t-Rex was voiced by the short guy from “princess bride”. He was best friends with my high school drama teacher.
Not sure if you noticed but every kid at Andy’s party has Andy’s face
“Yes, that’s a great plan! Traumatize the child!” I should not have laughed as hard as I did 😂
Can't believe you've never actually watched this. Let's go and enjoy the ride!
I also remember watching the spin-off cartoon featuring the "real" Buzz Lightyear
Such a magical reaction as always! My husband and I have a special connection with Toy Story. In 2009, there was a limited double feature theater run of Toy Story 1 & 2 in preparation for Toy Story 3 being released. That double feature was our first date and we’ve been together for infinity and beyond ever since!
that sounds beautiful
Man, I feel old. I remember watching this movie when it was just released. 😪
“The word I’m searching for I can’t say, because there are preschool toys present.” has forever become a part of my family’s vocabulary when self censoring in front of the little ones lol
Indiana Jones?! My mom was obsessed so we all grew up with Indie. Excited and thankful for the quality content 😊
This is literally my favorite Pixar movie since I was little! I would always ask my parents to play it over and over again and we had VHS tapes so rewinding a movie was a pain In the butt back then. 😂 I also called it toy toy even had my own woody and buzz dolls and had my name on the bottom of the foot like Andy did in the movies. 😂
A couple fun little easter eggs: the pizza planet truck shows up in every Pixar movie in some way (which I'm sure you already knew that) also the toolbox on top of the crate Woody is in says 'Binford tools' which is the sponsor company for Tim Allen's character Tim "The Toolman" Taylor in the show Home Improvement
Pixar likes to put subtle details in it's films. Sid's toolbox has a Binford Tools label on it. That's the brand that Tim Allen was always promoting on the TV show, Home Improvement. 😊
Sarge is voiced by the late Ronald Lee Ermey, who was an actual U.S.A. Drill Sergeant. You may have also heard of his acting in another famous movie he's in called Full Metal Jacket, where he did the Drill Sergeant on there too. 😀
your reactions are the most wholesome and relaxing i've ever seen, I love so much your approach to everything you watch, especially animation, it's always a pleasure watching your videos 💜
Yes, this was their first movie, but not their first animated project. Pixar did a few computer 3D shorts before working on their first movies. The lamp on the Pixar title screen, which is known as Luxo Jr., was an animated short, as well as Tin Toy, a one man band tin toy soldier having to run from a baby, are just a few things they worked on.
This was my childhood
can you spot this Pizza truck in all Pixar films? heh! this film practically pioneered facial rigging for expressions. Woody had a ton on the face
I was thinking about Sid needing therapy from the get go right before you said it XD
There is no other movie that gives me the ultimate nostalgia feeling than Toy Story. I am instantly transported to about 1997/1998 when I first watched this. Toy Story 2 as well, which is as good as the first movie.
"is that a macaron .. or a yoyo" i laughed hard at that 🤣
You can’t imagine how crazy it was to see this movie as a kid, I was maybe 6 when I saw it I then spied my toys through the door for MONTHS because I thought they were secretly alive too 😭😭
This movie, right here, Toy Story, is my favorite movie of all time. Every time I watch a movie and think it's my new favorite, I will either rewatch this movie (that rarely ever happens), or simply watch a clip/think about Toy Story, and I go "Yep. This is still my #1."
I find it really funny that sid's house has the same carpet as the Overlook Hotel from the shinning.
Not only the first ever full computer animated film but also still one of the best
yeah Toy Story is my favorite computer animated franchise
Back in 1995, when I was 11, I got 2 huge Toy Story posters for Christmas. One was Buzz, and the other one was Woody looking irritated at all the other toys surrounding Buzz, along with a caption that said "This room ain't big enough for the both of us". I still have those posters.
I love how since this was the first computer animated full length movie, you can clearly see problems with getting characters to blink right. Whenever I watch Toy Story 1 and I think 2 had it as well, I always notice characters blinking one eye at a time
really? Idk how I didn't catch that
1:41 you are correct, mate. (i hear it's also the first CGI movie ever made) (correct ME if I'm wrong)
I honestly can’t believe your childhood didn’t include these movies. Glad your journey is finally here!!
yup
33:40 Sid was LITERALLY running like a CHICKEN!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
One of my biggest reactions to Toy Story (a groundbreaker in so many ways) was "Wow! What a brilliantly structured script!" I would genuinely still maintain that it had one of the best-written screenplays that year.
The carpet in Sid's house is themed after the carpet in The Shining.
2:41 funny you say that, in one of the animated "bloopers" there's a scene of rex replacing ted the giant chicken monster in the sidewalk scene of Monsters Inc.
If I were Andy, my buzz lightyear action figure missing it’s arm stickers would annoy my OCD beyond reason😂
Sid actually makes another appearance in the third film, so keep an eye out when you're watching it.
he seems to have improved his behavior as well
@@Kenny-ep2nf yeah it's possible that the toys scared him into becoming a better person and that maybe he doesn't live with his parents anymore, but it's hard to know.
@@AshleysAdvice yeah I like to think the same thing but who knows, maybe we'll see more of him in Toy Story 5
Pixar has some of the best movies ever! I dont know if you've seen the Incredibles but an absolute must watch.
for me this is even better than Incredibles
I worked at Pixar as an animation intern in Simmer 2019. It was the best time of my life. Unfortunately, lots of layoffs are happening at Pixar right now. Most people don't even realize it.
fyi Andy's monster is Randal from Monster's inc. You can see this as Andy's room wallpaper and the backdrop Randal camouflage onto is the same exact cloud wallpaper. Pixar movies are loosely connected with each other like the trailer home exists from both Monster's Inc and Bug's Life. You can see the poster on Sid's room in one of the Monster doors in Monster's Inc
In the introduction to Sid where he strapped the army action figure with an explosive, I'm fairly sure that was an M-80. The popular battery sized firecracker was basically a bundle of flash-powder wrapped up to look and sound like a cartoonish dynamite stick, however in the mid 70s they were outlawed as a dangerous firework and since then require a pyrotechnic license. They were such a well known staple of the 4th of july that there's still fireworks made today with some reference to them.
Entirely forgot about the existential horror in this movie, but the jokes are still just as good as they were back in theaters XD
Both Toy Story 1 and 2 came out before I was born in 2000. I saw these films on VHS when I was a kid. And I watched the 2nd one before the 1st one, which is honestly fine because you don't really NEED to watch 1 to understand 2, it's just how things happened for me I guess.
Oscar, we have to remember that this movie is nearly 30 years old. Of course the animation, and even the story lines are going to improve over time for Pixar. But the story line here was based on tried and true story types. Friends to enemies, knowing your niche in life, all that stuff. We also have to remember that this movie though adults enjoy it just as much was aimed directly at kids. Kids won't psycho-analyse CID like adults will...most kids will just see Cid as mean, and he gets what he deserves, etc. I think this movie was actually media changing , and quite innovative for films when it came out. It also was a hint at just how important Pixar became to the film industry.
Yeah you’re right and I’m pretty sure I balanced my opinion of the dated aspects with the film with how revolutionary it was at the time? 🤷♂️ pretty much what you’re saying 😆 What makes the film so good in my eyes is actually just how old it is, the standard is far lower considering it was a first attempt essentially.
Pixar has always done 3D animation before this film. This is just their first-ever feature length film. Before this, they just made short films and commercials. Disney gave them a chance to do a movie, and thus this became the first-ever fully CGI-animated film.
Oscar .... this has nothing to do with your movie reaction but I wanted to say-I really enjoy watching your Friends reactions,
I think you're doing a great job and I'm glad I found your channel !
Oh my, yes! We're getting onto the Toy Story Trilogy? Have a good time!
If I may recommend a Pixar title, how about The Good Dinosaur? Absurdly underrated and I don't know why but people hate on it so much, but I find it beautiful.
I don't hate it but it's one of Pixar's weakest movies, though definitely not the worst (both Cars 2 and Lightyear is way lower). Think that the movie have some flaws, including feeling annoyed that Arlo is afraid of nearly everything at the start and the dad dies at the start feels like a Lion King ripoff. The ending doesn't feel satisfying either as it was a big deal that the family had to store supply for the winter and there's no payoff for that part of the plot. It just Arlo gets, home and gets his print on the silo for coming home after the adventure and that's it.
Can you really call it a trilogy tho? When there’s soon 5 movies of it. I would call it more of a franchise
@Emilie_wallin It's more of a franchise. It has a couple of shorts and specials.
@@mevb yeah cuz a trilogy is only 3 movies
@@Emilie_wallin It's a trilogy because there is no 4th movie in Ba Sing se..
26:01 Marie Antoinette was beheaded during the French Revolution
Titan AE, please! 😭The movie deserves recognition.
This movie sold so many toys also, I had a woody, I had a buzz lightyear and most importantly I got one of those rc cars with the controller just like that and everything it was so sick and fast ❤
I loved this I forgot just how iconic some of woodys and Buzz's lines were