I like how they ended up making Woody because he's very relatable. Children can understand being afraid of being replaced when younger siblings come along, and adults know the jealousy of being upstaged by some newcomer at work or when their ex gets remarried and the kids love their new stepparent.
You're joking right? You can't use DIFFERENT and UNIQUE and RANDY NEWMAN in the same sentence. Seriously, listen to ANY song his sings. They all sound the EXACT SAME because his ultra-irritating voice is the same mono-toned nails-on-chalkboard butchery.
A bit of Trivia, Toy Story 2 was nearly lost during production when the servers were accidentally sent a delete command from an employee, And all the data was lost. If it wasn't for one employee: (A technical director) that backed up the data on her home computer, the movie as we know it today would have been lost forever, because they would have had to start from scratch, or cancel the movie altogether. Needless to say the computer was wrapped up like the Ark Of the covenant, and taken to Pixar, to upload the data onto the servers after they were repaired.
@@libragyrl2609 Yeah because i also want him to explain the extra scenes that were shown in the original trailer but not in the actually movie.I REALLY hope he do it!
“There’s a snake in my boot” is by far the funniest euphemism I have ever heard. Now I have to ruin it for everyone by pointing out what a figjam Woody is when he makes that dirty statement. (I think I used figjam correct)
Keep it up my dude, You never disappoint! You always cover the best films (mainstream & cult classics) and I love It, Keep up the good work, Shout Out from New York!!!
Toy Story was released a little before my time, but once I was aware of it in 2001 when I was 4, I was hooked. 🙂🙂🙂 Ironically I saw Toy Story 2 before the first one. 😆 I had Toy Story on VHS and Tin Toy was featured as well in the previews.
I have such a fond memory of this movie and a wonderful history with it. Back during it's release in theatres, there were blizzard conditions but my mom really wanted to take me to see it anyway. She got one of her friends who drove a truck with chains on the tires to get us to the theatre. We got there and since we braved the storm, we saw it for free and only had to pay concessions. I even saved my ticket. It's tucked into my VHS case for the movie last time I checked. I can still quote at least half this movie at 28 and the first time I saw it, I was about 4 or 5. I would've never seen it in theatres had it not been for my mom's long-time love of Disney movies. Thanks for doing it justice, minty/mark, whichever you prefer to be calles! I love your reviews of my old faves 😄
The year I graduated from high school. Saw the movie at the Newport Cinemas in Spokane Washington with three of my best friends. I wasn't keen on going as it was a cartoon and I thought I was too old to enjoy one. Fortunately I loved it and went back two more times. I think that between my nephew and friends children I've watched this over 300 times. Still love it tough. If RN hadn't done the song it wouldn't of worked.
Insightful as ever Minty 👏 I’d also say they came to the conclusion of Woody & Buzz, because a Cowboy & Astronaut are the two most classic adventurers of a boy’s playtime & imagination. That and they perfectly encapsulate the old & new for kids, their parents, grandparents & even great grandparents
I'm surprised you didn't address Jim Henson's "The Christmas Toy" and the television series that followed called "The Secret Life of Toys." In the special, there's a stuffed tiger named Rugby who was the most loved Christmas toy the previous Christmas. He decides that he's going to relive that and tries to sneak under the tree and into a box. Well, the box he chooses is a space toy that's kind of a galactic female heroine. She doesn't realize that she's a toy and thinks she's on a foreign planet for a mission. So, the toys have to try to get her back into her box and convince her that she's a toy. Rugby eventually realizes that it's selfish to expect to always be the special favorite toy. The toys also have to freeze when people come into the room. If they don't, they end up losing their ability to be "alive." One of the toys is actually a cat toy. It was a great TV special from the late 1980s. The show was probably the 1990s. Pixar has been criticized in the past as ripping off that special. You have to admit, there are some odd coincidences (especially one toy being a space toy that doesn't realize they're a toy).
Yet they listen to mindless bass-sound vibrations and baboons farting from their balloon lipped mouths and love it... Social media really justified everyone's stupidity so they now spend no alone time reading, being even remotely aware of their history or developing even an attempt at an intellect or actual identity
I remember hearing Tom Hanks and Tim Allen saying that they recorded their lines individually and had never met while making the movie, yet some of the behind the scenes footage in this video shows them together and the studio and watching dailys.
@Minty Comedic Arts another childhood classic in my opinion, I remember being a 11 years old in 1995 and just being amazed at the CGI graphics. 24 years later and the CGI in this film still holds up today on Blu-ray. Another great video keep up the good work!
Great job covering Toy Story! It’s still my favorite Pixar movie! It always makes me smile when I watch it again because of its wonderful characters and atmosphere and songs. Really good work on this video! Please do more Disney classics in the future!
I really love this one you made but I'm surprised you didn't mention the video games ( it's always great when you bring those up) They were classic games
Pixar has come up with some more great films since Toy Story. One thing that they all have in common is that in one way or another, you hear John Ratzenberger in them. He plays Hamm the piggy bank in this one. Actually, toward the end of the film "Cars", Ratzenberger's character Mack is watching bits of some film at the drive-in, which are car versions of past Pixar movies, "Toy Car Story" for example. When it gets to his characters, Mack yells, "Hey wait a minute! All they're doing is using the same actor! What kind of a cut rate production is this?". I like how he's able to laugh at himself for doing that.
For a long time I thought George Clooney voiced Buzz Lightyear, even when I found out it was Tim Allen, every time I hear Buzz speak I still see George's face in my mind.
I have to say I appreciate you making these. I've been going through your back catalogue the past few weeks and I have been enjoying your videos a great deal. Especially the once you didn't make during that special time a day when the sun hits your eyes and I can see you reading the script from the screen on right. Defeats the purpose of wearing sunglasses. Otherwise all good though. Keep them coming. I'll keep watching.
This was also a landmark movie for John Lasseter, as only 7 years prior to this he was told by a movie executive that a computer animated feature film would cost too much money to create and would never happen. So Toy Story was the first ever computer animated feature film, not a bad feat for a director who was told he was wasting his time doing computer animation. Also Joss Whedon helped write the script and add some humour to the film.
I was surprised you talked about the Toy Story toy-line, especially the Woody toys, without mentioning that the voice used for the toys isn't actually Tom Hanks, but rather his brother Jim.
When I was little, Randy Newman’s voice always sounded like Woody was the one singing You’ve Got A Friend In Me, so I’m really glad that Randy Newman sung the vocals. It kinda adds to the magic, in my opinion.
Seeing that Woody was having some trouble with his voice box, ironically reminded me of toy story 4 which had a lot to do with the plot of the story LOL
That Woody talking doll reminds me of my talking Pee-wee Herman doll I have. Just like Woody, Pee-wee had a string on you pull to make him talk. Last time I tested him out, Pee-wee sounded all sped up and distorted, like the Woody doll here.
Randy Newman's songs for Toy Story is awesomely iconic. I actually happen to like Sid's toy creations. Anyone notice the Binford tools/toolbox easter egg in Sid's room?
Woody doesn't try to dispose of Buzz. He just wanted to hide him so he can be picked to go to Pizza Planet with Andy. He just accidentally knocks him out the window.
I honestly find it funny you left out that Jim Hanks does all the merchandising work for Tom. A lot of people would think they are nearly identical but you can hear the difference.
@@sailorarwen6101 I saw that video a while ago. I brought it up b/c Minty sometimes hints at what some of his next videos will be with his clothes or some merch seen in his videos (He had some Space Jam apparel and a week later did a vid on Space Jam).
Your song impression at the beginning made me do my rare snort laugh ^.^ Call the Warrens to imprison that Woody doll right meow! Holy cows it's creepy!
What's funny with Rex is that he's a take on J-Park T-Rex, but his design is really based on the precedent franchise Dino-Riders, with its very large hips that allowed it to walk and a flat back to receive the battle station. God, I loved this franchise when I was a kid.
Of the funniest lines in all 4 TS movies, 2 has the stand out funniest. After Woody informs the rest there is a Sheriff Woody toy collection "I was a yo-yo!" Ham "Was?" LOL!!!!
I completely forgot that Sid removed and mix mashed toy limbs. Made them edgier, melted or blown up. So maybe a living spork isn't as out there as I thought but it still brings up a lot of questions regarding creating life, and what else is sentient.
I'm surprised that Woody doll works after 25 years. I had a dentist Barbie that after a couple years it would go (in a demon voice) "Leeeeeet's bruuuuuushh. Sch...sch....sch...sch..." before it stopped altogether.
So glad it wasn't a musical or it wouldn't be my all time favourite Disney film. I'll always love Toy Story, it's got such a wonderful magic to it. And Randy Newman's songs are lovely and fitting. 'Strange things Are Happening To Me' and 'I Will Go Sailing No More' have very deep messages for me, and you've Got A Friend In Me is timelessly special. 8:03 oh wow Minty you got a They Live alien head in your bathroom, that's so wicked. Roddy Piper blowing up that transmitter really did work, I'm not even wearing sunglasses. "Formaldehyde face!" =P
As for Randy Newman, his musical composition is genius. Each Toy Story that has come out, his music has been the background and incidental music. I agree his singing voice leaves little to be desired, You’ve Got A Friend In Me works with his voice.
Wow! The first “10 Things You Didn’t Know...” video that you’ve done where I knew all 10 things! 😂 Would have been cool to actually go into Steve Jobs’ involvement though. Missed opportunity, that...
I came for a video, the matrix perhaps, stayed for the accent, the handsome guy is a bonus, and the videos are awesome! Nicely edited and produced. So WTF! With the hate about the accent? Just don't pay attention, we're more the Mintyliebers! Kudos!
I like how they ended up making Woody because he's very relatable. Children can understand being afraid of being replaced when younger siblings come along, and adults know the jealousy of being upstaged by some newcomer at work or when their ex gets remarried and the kids love their new stepparent.
Not me, I wanted a sibling and I got one.
I love the way Randy Newman sounds singing "You've Got A Friend In Me". It's different and unique thereby making it much more memorable.
It is annoying.
@@PREPFORIT Is not. 😉
Exactly
You're joking right? You can't use DIFFERENT and UNIQUE and RANDY NEWMAN in the same sentence. Seriously, listen to ANY song his sings. They all sound the EXACT SAME because his ultra-irritating voice is the same mono-toned nails-on-chalkboard butchery.
@@bperras I was comparing his voice to other singers, not from one of his songs to another of his songs.
The movie still looks good for being this old in my opinion
It helps they mostly focused on the toys animation and had great writing
Maxxas Crow 1995 is not old 😤😤😂
the movie still looks better than some showreels by some animators who just did a year of animation.
Wish I had a friend
@@sgillman16 In many folks eyes 1995 actually is old
A bit of Trivia, Toy Story 2 was nearly lost during production when the servers were accidentally sent a delete command from an employee, And all the data was lost. If it wasn't for one employee: (A technical director) that backed up the data on her home computer, the movie as we know it today would have been lost forever, because they would have had to start from scratch, or cancel the movie altogether. Needless to say the computer was wrapped up like the Ark Of the covenant, and taken to Pixar, to upload the data onto the servers after they were repaired.
Billy Crystal as Buzz? Jesus, we dodged a bullet there...
Haha! The first time I heard of Billy Crystal was when he was doing an SNL character indecently repeating the tag line, "You look marvelous." Lol
Your rendition of "You gotta friend in me" was so much more entertaining!!! You rock my dear sir...you rock!!!!😁
Did you know that it is Tom Hanks brother that does the voice-recording for the "action" doll... =)
10 things about "Death Becomes Her"
“ERNEST - you *pushed* me down the stairs!”
My daughter makes me watch that all the time! lol..
that would be amazing!
Yea, he's been asked to do this film. Hope he does it soon. Should be interesting!!
@@libragyrl2609 Yeah because i also want him to explain the extra scenes that were shown in the original trailer but not in the actually movie.I REALLY hope he do it!
The woody doll talking was even creepier with the they lives mask in the background. Keep up the great work Minty
“There’s a snake in my boot” is by far the funniest euphemism I have ever heard. Now I have to ruin it for everyone by pointing out what a figjam Woody is when he makes that dirty statement. (I think I used figjam correct)
My grandsons (ages 4 and 2) LOVE this and the sequels. And the script is Done so well that adults (like ME) really like it, too. 😊👍❤️
“Look! I’m woody! Howdy-Howdy-Howdy!”
😁😂
Can we all take a moment to appreciate the awesomeness that is Turner and Hooch?
Woody was almost Slappy ha!
Vincent
I would like to see you do the movie Meatballs with Murray. The line " It just doesn't matter " is so funny. Keep up the great work.
Keep it up my dude, You never disappoint! You always cover the best films (mainstream & cult classics) and I love It, Keep up the good work, Shout Out from New York!!!
I'm 32 and to this day toystory is my favorite animated film
Mine is A Bug's Life!!!! And I'm mot telling my age!!!😁
Age is nothing but a number to enjoy cartoons cartoon and animation is timeless you can enjoy it and appreciate it at any age
31 and same lmao
Toy Story was released a little before my time, but once I was aware of it in 2001 when I was 4, I was hooked. 🙂🙂🙂 Ironically I saw Toy Story 2 before the first one. 😆 I had Toy Story on VHS and Tin Toy was featured as well in the previews.
Same :) It was mind-blowing to see toys being alive for a then seven-year-old me. Okay, what are my boys doing in the room when I'm at school?
Buzz: To Infinity And Beyond!
*Several Hours Later*
Buzz: That's much further than I thought it was.
😉
You've got a friendly knee
Oh, goddammit! Now, I can't NOT hear that. 😅
Lmao
🎵YOU GOT A FRIEND IN ME🎵
Noooooooooooo
Why is my friend in you!
I have such a fond memory of this movie and a wonderful history with it. Back during it's release in theatres, there were blizzard conditions but my mom really wanted to take me to see it anyway. She got one of her friends who drove a truck with chains on the tires to get us to the theatre. We got there and since we braved the storm, we saw it for free and only had to pay concessions. I even saved my ticket. It's tucked into my VHS case for the movie last time I checked. I can still quote at least half this movie at 28 and the first time I saw it, I was about 4 or 5. I would've never seen it in theatres had it not been for my mom's long-time love of Disney movies.
Thanks for doing it justice, minty/mark, whichever you prefer to be calles! I love your reviews of my old faves 😄
The year I graduated from high school. Saw the movie at the Newport Cinemas in Spokane Washington with three of my best friends. I wasn't keen on going as it was a cartoon and I thought I was too old to enjoy one. Fortunately I loved it and went back two more times. I think that between my nephew and friends children I've watched this over 300 times. Still love it tough. If RN hadn't done the song it wouldn't of worked.
Insightful as ever Minty 👏 I’d also say they came to the conclusion of Woody & Buzz, because a Cowboy & Astronaut are the two most classic adventurers of a boy’s playtime & imagination. That and they perfectly encapsulate the old & new for kids, their parents, grandparents & even great grandparents
10 things you didn't know about Cobra
"You're the disease, I'm the cure."
This was the highest grossing animated film from 1995...the year I was born.
I'm surprised you didn't address Jim Henson's "The Christmas Toy" and the television series that followed called "The Secret Life of Toys." In the special, there's a stuffed tiger named Rugby who was the most loved Christmas toy the previous Christmas. He decides that he's going to relive that and tries to sneak under the tree and into a box. Well, the box he chooses is a space toy that's kind of a galactic female heroine. She doesn't realize that she's a toy and thinks she's on a foreign planet for a mission. So, the toys have to try to get her back into her box and convince her that she's a toy. Rugby eventually realizes that it's selfish to expect to always be the special favorite toy. The toys also have to freeze when people come into the room. If they don't, they end up losing their ability to be "alive." One of the toys is actually a cat toy. It was a great TV special from the late 1980s. The show was probably the 1990s. Pixar has been criticized in the past as ripping off that special. You have to admit, there are some odd coincidences (especially one toy being a space toy that doesn't realize they're a toy).
Toy Story 1 and 2 were my childhood. Still have the 2000 VHS tapes as well. Even though I’m 20, TS1 is still my favorite film of all time.
Randy Newman's voice was folksy! The internet may as well make fun of Bob Dylan or John Mellencamp.
Yet they listen to mindless bass-sound vibrations and baboons farting from their balloon lipped mouths and love it... Social media really justified everyone's stupidity so they now spend no alone time reading, being even remotely aware of their history or developing even an attempt at an intellect or actual identity
I remember hearing Tom Hanks and Tim Allen saying that they recorded their lines individually and had never met while making the movie, yet some of the behind the scenes footage in this video shows them together and the studio and watching dailys.
I love Randy Newman's songs! He sings the theme show for one of my favorite TV shows. Monk
@Minty Comedic Arts another childhood classic in my opinion, I remember being a 11 years old in 1995 and just being amazed at the CGI graphics. 24 years later and the CGI in this film still holds up today on Blu-ray. Another great video keep up the good work!
It was cool seeing tiny in toy story 4
Oooh! There are so many things I did not know about my favorite cartoon! Well done, Minty!
I just saw the 4th movie recently at the Cinemark while on vacation in Frisco, Texas.
You need to go to the National Video Game Museum while you are in Frisco.
I grew up with this movie.
I gave my niece and nephew a copy of this movie and they binged all four movies the following week.
What was with the black rectangle?
finally! I was expecting you to do a video about Toy Story, though I expected you would go into more detail about the Black-Friday Incident.
Great job covering Toy Story! It’s still my favorite Pixar movie! It always makes me smile when I watch it again because of its wonderful characters and atmosphere and songs. Really good work on this video! Please do more Disney classics in the future!
I always did like Toy Story. I like it even more now.
I really love this one you made but I'm surprised you didn't mention the video games ( it's always great when you bring those up)
They were classic games
Pixar has come up with some more great films since Toy Story. One thing that they all have in common is that in one way or another, you hear John Ratzenberger in them. He plays Hamm the piggy bank in this one. Actually, toward the end of the film "Cars", Ratzenberger's character Mack is watching bits of some film at the drive-in, which are car versions of past Pixar movies, "Toy Car Story" for example. When it gets to his characters, Mack yells, "Hey wait a minute! All they're doing is using the same actor! What kind of a cut rate production is this?". I like how he's able to laugh at himself for doing that.
Played the VHS tape so much as a kid, mom had to buy it twice.
For a long time I thought George Clooney voiced Buzz Lightyear, even when I found out it was Tim Allen, every time I hear Buzz speak I still see George's face in my mind.
You weren't watching episodes of tool time with Tim Allen. Such nostalgia.
LooooooL I was looking for this comment cause I literally thought the exact same thing
It kind of does sound like Tim Allen doing a George Clooney impression.
I never had that issue, but now that I hear it I can't unhear it.
I can hear the similarities and understand the confusion.
Minty... Do City Slickers and Summer Rental!
OMG I own summer rental..lol!
@@heatherpierce4946 as do I, and I try to watch it once every summer.
I LOVE City Slickers
@@jonjonr6 Summer Rental and The Great Outdoors I watch every summer
Summer rental!! That movie makes me want seafood
I would love to see you do a video on a John Candy movie like The Great Outdoors, Uncle Buck or Planes Trains and Auntomobiles
and Stripes.
@@justjon5945 Thanks for reminding me! I haven't seen that in years! Gotta get a copy.
& Spaceballs.
I have to say I appreciate you making these. I've been going through your back catalogue the past few weeks and I have been enjoying your videos a great deal. Especially the once you didn't make during that special time a day when the sun hits your eyes and I can see you reading the script from the screen on right. Defeats the purpose of wearing sunglasses. Otherwise all good though. Keep them coming. I'll keep watching.
There is a blooper vid that I lose it everytime I watch it, he says f**k numerous times and has a rant about mushrooms. You must check it out!
I love Woody so much. So glad they didn't make him bad. :(
Minty Comedic Arts There's actually a creepypasta about the black friday incident oddly enough.
This was also a landmark movie for John Lasseter, as only 7 years prior to this he was told by a movie executive that a computer animated feature film would cost too much money to create and would never happen. So Toy Story was the first ever computer animated feature film, not a bad feat for a director who was told he was wasting his time doing computer animation. Also Joss Whedon helped write the script and add some humour to the film.
Toy Story was great because they ultimately did so many things right, both in the animation and the story-arc / character development of Woody.
I miss Jim Varney.
If you want to review Tom Hanks as flat out evil, you can do "Cloud Atlas".
Tom Hanks and Tim Allen made an AWESOME team!
I'd have offered Clint Eastwood the chance too play Woody!
13:54 i think it really took off because it made us wonder if toys were alive
Please do 10 things you don't know about natural born killers.
You must've spent years collecting all that merch?!
I was surprised you talked about the Toy Story toy-line, especially the Woody toys, without mentioning that the voice used for the toys isn't actually Tom Hanks, but rather his brother Jim.
When I was little, Randy Newman’s voice always sounded like Woody was the one singing You’ve Got A Friend In Me, so I’m really glad that Randy Newman sung the vocals. It kinda adds to the magic, in my opinion.
Great! Never thought I'd see the day when Minty would just whip out his Woody to show everyone... 😂
That didn't sound right
Lol!
Seeing that Woody was having some trouble with his voice box, ironically reminded me of toy story 4 which had a lot to do with the plot of the story LOL
Oddly, I never knew that Tim Allen was the voice of Buzz Lightyear. It's an excellent role. I must've overlooked it.
Minty, you should do one on Casper.
That Woody talking doll reminds me of my talking Pee-wee Herman doll I have. Just like Woody, Pee-wee had a string on you pull to make him talk. Last time I tested him out, Pee-wee sounded all sped up and distorted, like the Woody doll here.
Randy Newman’s voice is extremely unique and I love it
Randy Newman's songs for Toy Story is awesomely iconic. I actually happen to like Sid's toy creations. Anyone notice the Binford tools/toolbox easter egg in Sid's room?
Toy story 4 had another reference to the Shingling when Gabby Gabby plays the song “midnight, the stars and you”
Another Shining reference is in Toy Story 4, the song Midnight, the stars and you starts playing during the scene in the antique store.
Woody doesn't try to dispose of Buzz. He just wanted to hide him so he can be picked to go to Pizza Planet with Andy. He just accidentally knocks him out the window.
Imagine Jim Carrey doing the voice of Buzz. That would be very odd but interesting
I honestly find it funny you left out that Jim Hanks does all the merchandising work for Tom. A lot of people would think they are nearly identical but you can hear the difference.
Mattel originally believed Toy Story would flop, and they didn't want their product featured in the movie.
I read that in a stack mag just a few days ago!
I love this franchise so much
I'm 63. I loved this movie when it came out and I was a young whipper snapper at 35. A good story is just a good story.
Mortal Kombat next? Just saying. You're wearing the shirt.
Moviegeek89 GoodBadFlicks just did a lengthy video on Mortal Kombat. I highly recommend his channel.
@@sailorarwen6101 I saw that video a while ago. I brought it up b/c Minty sometimes hints at what some of his next videos will be with his clothes or some merch seen in his videos (He had some Space Jam apparel and a week later did a vid on Space Jam).
Ironic Minty wearing a Mortal Kombat t-shirt. Mortal Kombat and Toy Story were both released in 1995.
Great video Minty. Please, do “Raising Arizona”. That movie is awesome.
Early morning video from Minty!!🤘
Your song impression at the beginning made me do my rare snort laugh ^.^
Call the Warrens to imprison that Woody doll right meow! Holy cows it's creepy!
You should look up Thinkway toys they made exact replicas of Woody and Buzz. They're a little pricey but they're pretty awesome.
What's funny with Rex is that he's a take on J-Park T-Rex, but his design is really based on the precedent franchise Dino-Riders, with its very large hips that allowed it to walk and a flat back to receive the battle station. God, I loved this franchise when I was a kid.
Of the funniest lines in all 4 TS movies, 2 has the stand out funniest. After Woody informs the rest there is a Sheriff Woody toy collection "I was a yo-yo!" Ham "Was?" LOL!!!!
My Woody doll's voice started doing that 10 years ago too, I no longer have the doll. Then I had a Blue Buzz Light-year figure
I completely forgot that Sid removed and mix mashed toy limbs. Made them edgier, melted or blown up. So maybe a living spork isn't as out there as I thought but it still brings up a lot of questions regarding creating life, and what else is sentient.
Does anyone else watch these videos and then go and rewatch the movie?
Surely the best animated movie franchise of all time.
I'm surprised that Woody doll works after 25 years. I had a dentist Barbie that after a couple years it would go (in a demon voice) "Leeeeeet's bruuuuuushh. Sch...sch....sch...sch..." before it stopped altogether.
So glad it wasn't a musical or it wouldn't be my all time favourite Disney film. I'll always love Toy Story, it's got such a wonderful magic to it. And Randy Newman's songs are lovely and fitting. 'Strange things Are Happening To Me' and 'I Will Go Sailing No More' have very deep messages for me, and you've Got A Friend In Me is timelessly special.
8:03 oh wow Minty you got a They Live alien head in your bathroom, that's so wicked. Roddy Piper blowing up that transmitter really did work, I'm not even wearing sunglasses. "Formaldehyde face!" =P
I actually watched it again a while back and it is such an awesome movie!
All i know is i want that "They Live" mask!!! :)
Just came out 10 s ago, 20 likes ... Go Minty !
Your Woody sounds like he needs to be put in the Warren's occult museum. Right next to Annabelle
As for Randy Newman, his musical composition is genius. Each Toy Story that has come out, his music has been the background and incidental music. I agree his singing voice leaves little to be desired, You’ve Got A Friend In Me works with his voice.
I still have my Woody, Buzz Lightyear (original colour and silver), Jesse and Slinky Dog
Wow! The first “10 Things You Didn’t Know...” video that you’ve done where I knew all 10 things! 😂
Would have been cool to actually go into Steve Jobs’ involvement though. Missed opportunity, that...
I came for a video, the matrix perhaps, stayed for the accent, the handsome guy is a bonus, and the videos are awesome! Nicely edited and produced. So WTF! With the hate about the accent? Just don't pay attention, we're more the Mintyliebers! Kudos!
Just Love It !!! You had " Creepy Woody " voice, with mask from " They Live " in the back ground !!
Minty, love the Mortal Kombat shirt and of course all the amazing content.
A Burger King promotion as well as Prince of Egypt
"Aw you stupid fuck" - My favorite classic Woody line >_>
Iv been watching your stuff for years!!! Keep up the good work!!! Loved this video