Everything GREAT About Toy Story 2!
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- Опубліковано 18 бер 2022
- Toy Story 2! The one with the toy you think is a decent old guy but turns out to be a baddie. No, not that one. Anyway here's everything right with Toy Story The Second!
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Fun Fact: According to Pixar, Stinky Pete wound up integrating well into his new toy family, and wound up finding genuine joy in being loved and played with by a kid. So yes, he did end up a happier man.
I've heard about that. Just wished somebody could find the video and upload it!
I think that's perfectly fair. Stinky Pete may have been the villain, but he was pretty tame compared to Lotso who got the fate-worse-than-death he deserved.
That’s actually wholesome! Good for him!
Covered in drawings😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I would totally watch that Pixar miniseries
One great detail is that when Andy's mom comes up to his room for yard sale material, she grabs older stuff that Andy doesn't really touch anymore, and deliberately avoids what he still DOES play with. She's a good mother, keeping an eye on which toys Andy still uses.
Still though you can imagine Andy going "Oh why haven't I played with this in ages? I can't wait to play it aga- wait where did it go "
Meh, without warning it is still scummy
@@OhNoTheFace I did write a long thing about me going through something similar with this and chickened out and deleted it but it does suck a lot
But she took Wheezy 😢
@@OhNoTheFace "scummy" 🤨oh give me a break, kid
Fun Fact: This movie almost didn’t exist because someone accidentally deleted the footage, it was Galyn Susman the technical director of the film who saved it with a copy she had at her home. So Galyn is the true savior of the movie. And her reward was being a producer on the upcoming Lightyear movie.
Oh and another fun fact: if it wasn’t for Mr Potato Head, the little green men wouldn’t have saved them from the incinerator at the near end of the third movie
plus, galyn had a copy of the movie on her home computer because she was pregnant and still working on the film during her pregnancy! i cant remember if she was on maternity leave or not but i just love that story tbh
But after they got the backup, most of it wasn't used because the bosses didn't think it was worthy enough for the sequel. So it has to be redone anyways.
Woah.
Wait the first fun fact actually had to do with toy story four
watching the extra credit stuff i see
I do love that Amy calls Prospector "an ugly, old man doll" but still keeps him instead of chucking him out of disgust as he obviously clashes with her aesthetic. She saw him and thought, "yeah, I can still work with this" like a true artiste
Everyone working on these movies really remembered what being a kid was like, or knew their own kids very well, or both, cause yeah, when you're a kid if you get a toy that doesn't fit with anything you have you invent a way of making it work.
@@disappointedoptimist255 Honestly, as a kid, I didn’t even care if my toys “fit” or not.
According to word of god, Prospector came around to being Amy's toy. He finally appreciated being a toy to a kid after spending countless years being denied such a chance.
My personal headcanon is that Pete and Barbie became part of Amy's portfolio for art school.
I also love that she doesn't question where Stinky Pete came from, she just immediately accepts him as a new toy of hers.
The cleaning of Woody is possibly the most satisfying thing I’ve seen in animation
Check the cooking scene in Turning Red, it's similarly satisfying
@@AspienPadda That is a great one, but nothing beats the Sushi Scene in Isle Of Dogs for me.
@@AspienPadda sadly way too short
@@AspienPadda Speaking of cooking scenes. A lot of anime have such satisfying cooking moments (example: When Marnie was There; Weathering with You)
@@thegrayyernaut You could put pretty much any Studio Ghibli film on that list as well
The reason the end for the Prospector seems so torturous is because he's been obsessed with staying in mint condition to be worth something. He defines his worth based on his product condition & monetary value. The kid that he ends up with is "an artist" who transforms her toys (with love, not sadism like Sid). So it's a terrifying ending for him knowing he's heading for "transformation" which will totally negate any monetary value he has.
But he'll definitely be a happier man in the end.
@@devilsadvocate. Maybe not definitely, but I could see it. I was going to say that the Prospector was so determined to live his life in a museum that he would maim Woody just for wanting to be with his kid again (Ya know, the one he was STOLEN from). Who's to say that he'd ever learn to accept a kid's love? But... it's not like he was doing what he did for the sake of being evil. He personally saw the trauma that Jesse went through and how it affected her through years if not decades of sitting in storage, and he probably didn't enjoy being locked away in the dark either. So yeah, now that he's able to be embraced and loved instead of forgetten and neglected, he might actually be able to see the value of just being someone's toy. It would've been pretty to cool to see the Prospector in later installments, if only for a short cameo, just to check up on him.
And probably that value he places on himself as a collectible stretches back to his very first owner, after he went unsold for a while whoever bought him new off the shelf probably delighted in his in-box-mint and long since out-of-production Prospector, and said so in his presence, instilling those values of condition and monetary worth into him. He's already furious at Woody since he has to get out of the box to try and stop him escaping and devaluing the collection, and then his fate goes against everything he believes in.
That's an excellent point.
An astute observation 👍🏻
One detail about Toy Story 2 I always found interesting pertains to the final episode of Woody's Roundup.
The episode we see Woody, Jessie, and Bullseye watching is said to be the penultimate episode, as Pete says the finale cancelled. Later on, Woody turns on the tape when Buzz and other toys show up, and it starts playing just before the end of the penultimate episode, just as TV Woody is about to jump the canyon. The episode stays on throughout the rest of the scene.
However, if you listen to the background just after Buzz leaves, you can hear this exchange:
TV Woody: _"Is everybody okay?"_
TV Jessie: _"Sheriff Woody! I knew you'd make it!"_
TV Woody: _"Now, remember, deputies. The real treasures are your friends and family. Before I go, kids, I want to share somethin' special with you... for the times when I'm not around."_
This then leads into the TV Woody singing 'You've got a Friend in Me."
This suggests that the final episode was playing in the background during this scene. Maybe the finale wasn't cancelled like Pete said, maybe it was filmed and not aired but shown on tape, or maybe the final episode was never shown to the public but is on a studio-owned tape that Al possesses. Regardless of what happened, it begs the question, if the finale did exist, why did Pete pretend it didn't?
Simple. Pete is a manipulator, and the idea that the Roundup Gang supposedly didn't get a happy ending in their show allows him to more easily convince the other toys that their only choice for one is at the museum. He noticeably took advantage of this to manipulate Jessie, who was dealing with emotional trauma after being tossed aside by her former owner; she felt she had no other future. This also explains why Jessie immediately turns the TV off after the penultimate episode, not even checking to see if there truly was a final episode: Pete told her there was nothing left so why keep it running? Pete even tries to pull the same tactic on Woody throughout the film, only now weaponizing Jessie's fear of going into storage and the idea that what happened to her might happen to him to gaslight him into thinking the museum is the best choice, which nearly works.
The only reason Pete didn't notice the final episode playing when Buzz and the toys were there because he was focused on preventing Woody from leaving, as his presence is key to Pete's plan.
It's such a minor detail but it's also the culmination of all the little hints that show just how insidious and manipulative Pete is, and this is all before his villainous side is even fully revealed.
Edit: _Wanted to fix some mistakes and hopefully make it easier to understand._
I always noticed that, and he lied, plain a simple, like on who turned on the tv. Woody turned on to show how great it is to his friends and then they forgot about it in the commotion. And if my memory serves right. *Pete* turns off the TV saying that there is no next episode
This. All of this. I don’t have to comment now cause this comment exists
🤯
What. The. FUCK!? 🤯😱
@@d22777 Pete does say the show was cancelled after the penultimate episode, but Jessie was the one to turn off the TV
Fun Fact: When Al was negotiating with the Japan salesman for buying Woody and says “Don’t touch my mustache!” He is actually mispronouncing “Your Welcome” in Japanese
Yeah it does kinda sound like that lol
He arives to japan and everyone tries to touch his mustache
Yeah! It's "どういたしまして"!
Pronounced "douitashimashite"!
At least he tried
@@ambisweetiepie I think I'll stick with "don't touch my mustache" to avoid embarrassment from trying to pronounce that.
Can we give the team who made this movie an extra three wins for managing to save the movie after it accidentally got completely deleted off of Pixar's servers WHILE THEY WERE MAKING IT?
Seriously, that happened, Austin McConnell made a video about it, go watch it.
Thank the child that was born, single handedly saving the entire company just for existing.
Yeah, it's such a mind-blowing story! I mean, project backups didn't work for a month at that point and someone (most probably) entered "sudo rm -rf *" from root and there was a backup just because that woman had a newborn baby and worked from home? Amazing
And even then completely starting over from scratch after recovering the files and somehow making the movie look *this* good
Yeah, I heard about that
@@MrNikVadik WFH proving its worth since the 90s.
“When she loved me” is still one of my all-time favorite good-cry songs.
Jessie’s backstory is so sad. Every time I see that shot of her eyes in the moving box looking outwards I break into tears
me too
my mom still does
Truly a beautiful song. It makes me wonder what if toy story was a musical, because that song is probably as close as they get.
@@glendarjj3991 yep
LOL I watched this with a lady roommate once, and that scene came on. She said something like "Ugh, this is such cheesy crap!" After a second spent trying to bring myself under control, I managed to sob out "Good lord, woman! Are you made of STONE!?"
One of those rare sequels that surpasses the original in almost every way. The moment when Buzz slams into the pin art always gets me.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.... you got a little too much dip on your chip there bud. Don't get me wrong, Toy Story 2 is a legitimate movie but to say it surpasses the original Toy Story in all categories, THE TOY STORY that completely revolutionized the way animated movies were made at the time to what we see now, is saying a bit too much.
I get it, you like the movie but in no universe is it superior "in almost every way" to the original Toy Story.
@@TheAnthonyG. So you're saying toy story 2 isn't superior to toy story 1 because toy story 1 is more original?
@@TheAnthonyG. tbh toy story 1 is really outdated
@@Joker-nh6dd It is. Tbh after seeing Toy Story 2 and 3 , I became to Toy Story 1.
@@TheAnthonyG. I get that Toy Story 1 was revolutionary but that doesn't mean it's better just because of that. One of the main reasons I like the first movie is because of the animation
Geri fixing Woody's arm: This one sparks joy
Geri painting over Andy's name: *This one does not spark joy*
*Clearly it'd be the perfect movie if the only scene was Al complaining about driving all the way to work on a Saturday*
Is anyone else wondering how Zurg crossed the street yelling *”DESTROY BUZZ LIGHTYEAR!”* Without any human noticing him? 🤣🤣
“Some kid forgot their battery operated toy on the street, oh well”
Properly just thought it was some kid running around playing and then forgot their toy or something?. At least that is what I tell myself.
I absolutely adore the visage of a tiny darth vader spoof
Running on his double aa batteries and programming 🤣
I reckon that pileup in the road is drawing all the humans' attention
@@interviolet6675 It's not Double AA, either write Double A or AA, what you wrote would mean AAAA.
A few easter eggs/details you forgot to mention/didn't go into detail:
1) The opening scene also features the sound effect of a Lightsaber (when Buzz tries to retrieve a battery but finds out it's just a hologram)
2) The canyon that Buzz is flying through in the opening is the same one that surround Ant Island in A Bug's Life (the floating rocks weren't even intentional, it was actually an animation error that Pixar thought looked much better)
3) The car that Al drives looks very similar to the character of Flo from the Cars films
4) When Hamm is surfing through the channels on the television, clips from some of Pixar's short films appear on screen: Tin Toy, Knick Knack, Red's Dream & Luxo Jr. (kind of ironic that you didn't mention this since you mentioned you remembered Geri from another one of Pixar's Short films: Geri's Game)
5) Zurg is missing one of his teeth after falling down the elevator.
I LOVE GERI'S GAME! That short has always stuck with me since seeing it at the beginning of a Bug's life. It's so funny and I love the reveal of "his opponent".
I was thinking the same thing about tv and wondering why he didn’t but recognized Geri
In addition, the listerine commercials were some of the commercial work that Pixar did in addition to movies and shorts in their early days.
In addition, there's a great theory that Woody's original owner was actually Andy's father, ALSO named Andy. He was a sickly boy, which may even explain the shaky writing on Woody's boot. Super Carlin Brothers explain this theory in great detail!
@@alex-machina No. Get out. Anything said by Super Carlin Brothers should be rendered null and void. Do you not remember the major backlash from Pixar staff for them making stuff up and illegitimate testimony from a claimed "friend of someone who died, and therefore can't confirm nor deny it?" Because it was about that exact theory.
One detail I love about this film is in the scene where Andy is playing with his toys, he ripped Woody's arm and the lighting and colors went from a bright sunny look to a moody cloudy look with it when he realized that Woody's arm is ripped. Singal that sometimes the memory of playing with toys doesn’t always last forever with the cruel and sad reality that comes with it. There's so much more I want to say about this film, but that's one detail I love about this
Fun fact : you can actually here the “canceled” episode of woody’s roundup in the background when the prospector reveals that he was the one that touched the remote. Anyway rad video, hope you do the other Pixar movies like Cars and Monster’s inc.
I hope he does the Shrek movies.
Yes! I love his Pixar reviews
I wonder what the implications of that detail is.
There's a popular theory Emily is Andy's mom, because Andy's cowboy hat is red, like Jessie's.
I personally believe it, because in a beautiful way, Jessie ended up back with Emily anyway.
Edit: I made this comment before I heard him address it. Don't @ me.
"Wait, why is the price marked up 10x for Canadians?" I mean, in the real world it's not quite that extreme, but it can certainly feel that way for us Canadians. Just picking a random book off my shelf, it's listed as $35 USD and $43.99 CAN.
Hard to believe I've never noticed this little gag before considering how much I've watched this movie. Thanks for pointing it out, CinemaWins! 😁
And it’s important to remember that the price difference didn’t go away when the Canadian dollar was on par with the US dollar
I appreciate that small joke, Pixar; it’s a bitter pill that goes down a little easier
Canada needs to relax its grip on import taxes and market control.
Now, the Canadian dollar is on par with the Australian dollar.
I watched a bunch of Disney movies and shared beef jerky with my dog the entire night before I put him down the next day. I'll always remember breaking down with my boy in my arms during the "When She Loved Me" scene. This movie has to be my favorite of the bunch, and I've really never had another Pixar movie touch me like this one did.
RIP Patton and fuck cancer!
07
May your dog rest in peace.
My good boy is dying. I don't know how long he has and it is so so very hard.
@@johnw8578 I'm so sorry you're going through this, it's losing a member of the family. I felt a kind of pain I hadn't felt before holding my buddy as he took his last breath. Take care, be strong, and my only advice is you have to put your pet before your own desires. I would have done anything to take mine home for one more night, but in retrospect we did it at the best possible time. He wasn't in pain for longer than a few days with a spleen tumor that added 3 lbs to a 16 lbs dog.
@@sevak5954 Thank you. My boy has a bladder tumor and sometimes he has a really bad day and sometimes an okay day and sometimes a good day where he will play and act like himself. I don't know how old he is because he is a rescue.
In my opinion, 'Toy Story 2' is a sequel worth preserving in the National Film Registry not just as a testament to the evolution of CGI in animation, but for setting a standard in crafting animated sequels worthy of a theatrical release.
I agree!
Why hasn’t it?
Let’s get that started!
Facts
And to think that this great film was saved by a person working from home. If not for her this would have never of happened.
Don't want to be that person but not exactly. Yes the movie got deleted and she brought it in but she didn't bring it back in for awhile since she herself had forgotten it was on her laptop at home so many parts they had lost were already recreated. They also did have to restart again anyway as the first version they made got scrapped and we ended up with this one. It wasn't necessary the film being deleted that was the major problem but the assets that got deleted
5:09
Fun fact: Some of these "commercials" are clips and references to Pixar's old animated shorts. Also, that "busty lady" DID NOT look like that in the original short, they must've snuck that in there as a joke. XD
Overall, I LOVE this movie. Another classic and genuinely interesting movie and good sequel to the first original.
Yep the busty lady was from a short called Knick knack of anyone is wondering!
Funny thing: Bikini Lady actually DID look like that, but they made her flat-chested when the short was rereleased with Finding Nemo.
@@Gradient___ In other words Pixar did plastic surgery on her.
@@Gradient___ There was also a busty mermaid wearing starfish at the end of the short, too.
Ladies and Gentlemen, John Lasseter.
2:13 “Discarded”? That’s saying something, because Woody just went through a card!
Toy Story 2 has always been my favorite! 23 years later, this movie still holds up in 2022! Toy Story 2 is very exciting, funny, heartwarming, and emotional all at once 🙏 Really love the original 1995 classic but the sequel definitely brings more fun to the franchise. Also can’t wait for Lightyear Summer 2022! 🚀
This will always be far and away my favorite Toy Story movie- the tone and story are just absolutely impeccable. Great work on this
There's an argument for all of them being the best (even the fourth one... I think?) But my personal favorites are definitely the first two. They strike the perfect Ballance between dark and wholesome, hilarious and serious.
@@glendarjj3991 the first one is imo the funniest but I think woody is a dick in that movie, while in the second and third the themes are so good, all are amazing but imo 2 and 3 are the best
@@daan_053 I agree he can be a dick, but that's the point. His arc is one of the best parts about it.
@@daan_053 it's called character development
@@Its_Me_Romano I agree but understand that some people went too far in making him flawed. Personally, I'm like that with Iron Man from iron Man (2008). I understand that they made him flawed so he isn't too goody-goody and is more complex but I felt that they made him too unlikeabale.
Every time I listen to when she loved me I can’t help but breakdown crying and the bloopers at the end still makes me laugh to death
This one is my favorite toy story movie. It’s perfectly paced, sad without trying to make you sad, amazing set pieces
Okay the part with buzz‘s wings at the end…. Lets just say I haven’t watched this movie in a long time and…. It really caught me off guard
That actually is a VERY misunderstood joke, I think. It's not really sexual in nature. If you've ever been around dogs, their ears often go up when startled or surprised. So because Jessie was rescuing a dog, and Buzz was shocked by her athleticism, they probably had his wings go up like dog ears!
@@thunderbird1921 not that misunderstood since they mentioned this joke in the commentary. Yes, it for the adults watching. lol pixar had a wing boner joke before that was even a thing.
Cutting from 'the writers of Up muttered "hold my beer"' to a shot of a 'this end UP' sign inside the shape of a house was a stroke of genius
Remember when Woody yelled “You are a toy!” in the first movie and it’s played for laughs? Well here, Buzz says it and it’s played for drama. A nice call-back while also doing something different with it.
Toy Story 2 remains my favorite Toy Story film. The stakes feel higher than in the other three, and I can appreciate how hard everyone worked on it to make a deadline *less than a year away*, AND still make a good film.
After reading about it on TV Tropes, it's also incredible just how well they portray Jessie's claustrophobia and panic attacks, and how the Prospector weaponizes those against her.
It's also pretty amusing that there seems to be more collateral damage in this film compared to the others - the toys freaking hijacked a pizza delivery truck and an airport luggage train, for Pete's sake (not to mention all of the suitcases that probably wound up on the wrong flights due to the antics on the luggage conveyors)!
14:16
“Not like he’s being sent to a trash incinerator.”
*Toy story 3 awkwardly standing away.*
I remember when Pieguyrulz and MrEnter did a collab a while back, and Pieguy made a similar joke - "It's not like _SpongeBob_ would make a suicide joke!", followed by MrEnter glaring at him furiously.
9:55 This entire sequence makes we want to believe in tsukumogami. I mean your stuff you love is like a time capsule for your soul. A case and point would be if someone has moved on, and a loved one keeps their things to remember them by. They pick up the object and are instantly transported, in their mind, to a memory of the loved one with the object.
8:55 The laugh that escaped me 😆 I don’t think I realized how hilarious that was when I was younger
Can't believe "When She Loved Me" lost to Phil Collins in the Oscars. I mean, "You'll Be In My Heart" was good, but Randy Newman just has that magic touch.
From what I understand; "When She Loved me" was recorded by Sara McLachlan.
@@michaellovely6601 yes but Randy Newman wrote it!
8:12 i honestly love the look of the Q-tip or cotton swab, they got the like texture down 😂
Week 66 of asking for Everything Great About Dead Man's Chest.
Yes, please!
This movie has a special place in my heart because it's the first ever movie i actually remember seeing
Same!
Andy’s cleaning is a really cool scene, but the one that is almost better to me is the baggage room inside the airport. That room has sparked my curiosity and imagination for *years* and I still can’t get over how cool it is
I’d like to see this movie made when I was a kid. Back in my day, we just played with sticks! None of those fancy “plastic” toys. Probably be a horror movie to be honest.
How many centuries old are you?
@@9nikolai i remember seeing him at the docks one time. So at least 2.
I'm 20 and one of my fondest memories was taking my dad's pickaxe and just going ham at the ground while my dad was working, that or beating a tree with a stick.
Sticks! Look at mister fancy pants here! Banging two rocks together was all the rage when I was little. We were poor, so I only had one rock. I made do by banging it into other things.
when i was ur age all we had was two sticks and a rock, and we had to share the rock
I’m surprised you didn’t mention the detail of Zurg being broken when he was playing catch with belt Buzz. Going so far as to give him broken lights on his mouth and a slightly bent horn. The fall was also probably the reason his personality did a complete 180.
2:38 "there would be some words"
"The word I'm searching for I can say, because there's preschool toys present"
13:18
sad that that doesn't hold up in the LIGHTYEAR movie
Dude my bro was JUST playing this movie a couple hours ago on VHS, that is spooky
I’m rewatching Shameless (US) now and Joan Cusak is so frickin’ good in all the stuff I’ve seen her in
I always thought TS3 was my fav until one day I decided to rewatch this on Disney + and was shocked at how much I laughed and enjoyed this movie. It also made me realize that a lot of the iconic Toy Story music came from this movie.
I also laughed hysterically when they edited out the "Harvey Weinstein" joke in the gag reel.
“It’s not like they sent him to a garbage incinerator. That’s way too dark for a kid’s movie.”
See... here's the thing for me with the go back to Andy/go to the museum choice. The Museum is actually bad. Yes he's preserved, but he's forever behind glass. And depending on how much security/surveillance there is in the building, they may not even really get to get up and goof around with each other once they're there! So, like... Imagine you get to live forever, but instead of getting to do things, you're just stuck in a box where you can see the people you want to interact with, but you can never reach them. That sounds like a nightmare, to me.
Sounds like the Christian afterlife to me.
My favorite parts of this are the Buzz interacting with Buzz moments. I laughed so hard as a kid, and as an adult the character growth makes it even better.
Andy's mom: I'm sorry, it's an old family toy, it's not for sale
Al: Oh no!
Also Al, proceeding to steal Woody: *ANYWAY*
"It's like printing my own money" Venezuela, Zimbabwe and the Weimar Republic printing so much money to cause hyperinflation: 👁👄👁
The scene where Woody gets fixed up was my favorite as a kid, seeing all those gadgets and parts.
We all did
I watched this movie every day when I was 5 years old. This is in my top 3 favorite animated movies of all time and definitely my favorite Pixar film!
Also, I've noticed an interesting detail. When Andy's Buzz opens the store-escapee Buzz's helmet, you can hear a strange sound. It can be also heard when Andy's Buzz's helmet is opened for the first time in Toy Story 1. It's as if this toy's plastic parts spread or shrink upon the first movement of the helmet.
"When She Loved Me" always made me sob like a baby, and still does. I used to gather all my toys when watching this movie, and hug them and cry because I didn't want to forget them...
16:03 That annoyed AD is actually the movie’s director John Lasseter by the way. And I mean he probably would be annoyed during the making of this movie especially when it got deleted from the servers of Pixar back in the 90s.
5:15 Dude. How could you miss that they were old Pixar shorts????
Could you cover Everything Great About Rango?
EXACTLY
15:33 As a kid, I always thought that was just a double jawdrop.
Same
I'm still a kid but I get it....... *I know too much*
4:24
Who doesn't wanna give a hug to this girl?
I'm so glad you're finally doing videos on the Toy Story series. I waited years for this and you're finally doing videos on my favorite animated franchise!
8:33 Rex should be grateful that he doesn’t need to buy microtransactions since those don’t exist yet haha
When my sister and I were first watching this film in the cinema, she thought the opening scene must be a dream sequence while I thought it was the TV show on which Buzz the toy was based. I love that we were both wrong.
3:13 Really gave me the idea that you can tell a lot from a person just by looking at their car. Not just a creative liseance plate, but by the contents of their dirty/clean car or some adorable bumper stickers. My mother has a funny story about how a teenager behind her at a drive though squeed at her totoro bumper sticker.
Zurg has been one of my favourite villains since I was like 2 years old. Really started my fascination with the bad guys. Also he’s so funny in the buzz lightyear of star command tv series.
15:42 - "Also he put shaving cream on that one person's pie [in Jurassic Park] that one time."
"That person's" name was Dodgeson. :D
Dodgeson: "I told you never to call me by my real name."
Dennis Nedry (loudly to other outdoor-dining patrons while pointing at Dodgeson): "DODGESON! WE'VE GOT DOGESON HERE!"
[No one reacts]
Dennis Nedry: "See? Nobody cares."
13:03
Love how this old show was so cheap that this kid wasn’t even a trained actor. If you look closely at the left side where he comes in, he gets pushed on-screen by an adult’s hand, explaining why he looks so lost when he appeared on-set. He was probably nervous, which made his finding and hugging of Woody all the more endearing.
Especially love the real-world logic that he doesn’t interrupt the music at all, despite Woody letting go of the guitar, because that stuff is usually just pre-recorded.
So when my family took me to see this movie in theatres when it came out, I, uh. I ran out crying when Woody's arm ripped. Not fell off, when it first ripped. I was really young, and I had to be coaxed back in. Then his arm fell off.
It took a couple years for me to actually see the full movie, and it's one of my favourite movies haha
Also it took me until maybe two years ago to register that the difference between the first tear in Woody's arm and the second was him being in toy state the first time, leaving it limp.
This is still my favourite Pixar movie, so thank you for CinemaWinning it!
Now, a few comments/answers to things brought up in the video:
1:50 - Yeah. I never had a Super Nintendo, either. I considered myself super lucky that when the Sony PlayStation and Nintendo 64 were coming out, my parents found a Sega Genesis at a garage sale. But still. I do feel that terrible longing for those amazing games of the past, which I never got to try as a child. *Sigh.*
3:25 - Not only has the legal system recognized how unreliable eyewitness testimony without proof is, but psychology has likewise recognized how unreliable our memories are when we aren't deliberately trying to memorize something. I mean, when I had an assessment after the first time I had COVID-19, I can still remember that they repeatedly asked me to remember the words "face, velvet, church, daisy, red," in that order. And I can remember that when I took PSYC 104, about ten years ago, our professor asked us to randomly remember the number 5, and see if we recalled at the end of the semester what he'd said and why. I can remember things like that, but at other times I can't tell if my "memories" of certain moments are real or imagined. It's kind of eerie.
Anyway, that's why it's so valuable to write things down or otherwise record them; memories are pliable, and thus unreliable. (Yeah, I guess that rhymes. I wasn't intentionally trying to make a slogan or anything.)
4:50 - Hee hee. Calvin and Hobbes reference?
5:09 - As to what's on the other channels when Hamm flips through, aside from those Listerine commercials, several of those are early Pixar animated shorts. That... umm... confusing... image at 5:15 comes from their short "Knick-Knacks." I seem to remember that on the VHS version of some Pixar movie (maybe Finding Nemo?) that short played before the main movie. So, yeah. Thank Pixar itself for the strange, uncanny, buxom porcelain bikini girl.
5:53 - You know, when I was young, I just interpreted Jessie's fear as claustrophobia. And since phobias are classified as irrational fears, I figured she was overreacting. Hence why it came across as kind of funny. But the thing is, for a toy in the Toy Story universe, storage is quite literally being buried alive, and not even being given the ability to die. So... yeah. It really is horrific. And in the Toy Story Hallowe'en special, when you see Jessie get sealed inside of a box, it starts to make sense why she's so scared of it.
9:17 - Ah, ha ha. If you live in Canada, like I do, you know this pain. That price mark-up for the book is a joke because it's only SLIGHTLY exaggerated. ...Well, ok, so books from the U.S. don't sell for 10x the price in Canada. But a lot of books DO cost nearly twice as much, between the conversion of USD to CAD, and the extra shipping & customs costs. That's why it's much nicer when a publisher gets a deal with a Canadian printing press as well.
13:26 - You know, when I was given a Nintendo 3DS for Christmas in 2013, one of the biggest reasons I felt so happy, was that I could download all of those NES and SNES games I'd never got to try as a child. A part of me felt more whole as I worked my way through those. So I get that sentiment.
OK. That was long. Thank you again for the video, on one of my favourite Pixar movies ever. IT's brightened my day.
7:28 I'm pretty sure the "the other side!" punchline is a play on like, food sides. Like you get a meal with a side of chicken. Chicken's getting on the other side. I... I think. Did I make that up when I was like nine and just assumed that was the case until just now? Wasn't prepared for this crisis today.
The car chase scene still cracks me up to this day. Hilarity wrapped in a neat action bow. It's just punchline after punchline and doesn't even stop once they reach the airport. Love it
Sometimes makes me kind of depressed that a bunch of toys can drive a stick shift and I never really got the hang of it though. lol!
@@LadyOnikara When's the last time you tried it?
@@mrbyzantine0528 About maybe 20 years ago. The only vehicle I could probably try it on now is my 1966 Bug. Well, if it still runs. It does seem to have an oil leak and it needs a new battery.
@@LadyOnikara If it makes you feel better, I'm French, we almost exclusively drive stick shift here, and I'm having trouble getting my licence because driving is hard, yo.
That band of toys broke EVERY street law on the books! LOL.
13:47 for anyone wondering, we actually know it’s an older Toyota pickup. The “YO” on the back is all that’s left of the huge “TOYOTA” logo the trucks used to have on their tailgates
Saying "all that's left" might imply that this happened naturally. But many people who owned these Toyotas would scrub off the TO and the TA to make it say YO on the back.
@@PhantomationTV that…honestly doesn’t surprise me 🤣
3:45 Funnily enough, he's also great at nice guys, as in the criminally underseen Dead Again. He was also pretty chill in Dirty Dancing.
(Seriously, it's the best 90s neo-noir you've never seen. Forget the terrible title. Kenneth Branagh and Emma Thompson in their prime, plus Robin Williams in what I believe was his first try at playing a darker slimy character.)
I did not notice until now that Jessie was a toy back in the 60s and 70s. Thank you, CinemaWins, for continuing to blow my mind. Fun side note: if you wanna see Wayne Knight play someone who is NOT slimy or unlikeable, I highly recommend the show "Third Rock From The Sun" where he plays goofy but wholesome Officer Don. He's hilarious.
Funnily enough, I never heard the Andy's Mom theory before...
But it did get me thinking about how Andy would be so into Woody's Roundup if the show was really old at that point...
He probably found some old tapes his mom had, and when she saw how into it he was, she felt a little guilt about how she herself abandoned that interest.
That's why she got a Woody doll (something very rare to find in good condition) for her son, gave him her hat, and just helped encourage his passion.
So the following two weeks will be EGA Justice League: Snyder Cut? Well, here's a list of suggestions for you to either consider two weeks from now or seven months from now (I remember seeing your schedule last week):
-A Bug's Life
-Dinosaur (2000)
-Tarzan
-The Wild Thornberry's Movie
-Encanto
-Jurassic Park
-The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
-Fantastic Beasts & the Crimes of Grindelwald
-Night at the Museum
-Godzilla (1998)
ZSJL is long enough it's entirely possible it could be a triple-header.
0:30 There is a Buzz Lightyear action flick already... kinda. Disney made a direct-to-video movie set in Buzz Lightyear's universe where he has to save the Galatic Alliance from Zurg's mind-control ray. It's on the short side and the animation isn't theatrical standard, but the writing is very good. I'd recommend it to anyone who can't wait for Lightyear to come out.
12:04 is my favorite edit in a film of all time.
I’m glad that cinema wins knows and referenced Calvin and Hobbes with that frosted covered sugar bombs
Seeing scenes from this movie floods back memories from watching this as a kid with barely any idea what the meaning behind any of it was and that it was just cool. Thanks for such an in depth video.
10:38 No way did you just transition between two wins via the mentioning of a film and the name of the film appearing on the box.
Just wanted to say I absolutely love your channel. I think I've seen just about every video you've put out? I watch them because... well because they make me happy. I love hearing your optimistic spin on these moves, whether I've watched them or not. You've definitely rubbed off on me in the best way. You've furthered my love of many of my favorite movies (even if you haven't done Prince of Egypt yet, you'll love it, it has an amazing soundtrack), and even changed my opinion on a few.
All that to say, thank you. You are a sorely needed positive light in the dark.
Another fun fact I noticed, some of the “weird” commercials are actually scenes from the Pixar’s short played before Finding Nemo! The one inside the snow globe if I recall correctly
i love Toy story 2 is one of Pixar's masterpieces!
No joke, this is my favorite film of all time. Its absolutely perfect and I love it with all my heart.
This was my favorite movie as a kid. You know how kids pick a movie and watch it over and over and over again? Well mine was Toy Story 2. I wasn't huge on the first one as a kid and I'm not sure why. Probably because I didn't like seeing Woody and Buzz be at such odds with each other. I just wanted them to be friends, and Toy Story 2 perfectly encapsulates their relationship. I still haven't seen the fourth one (nor have I finished Lightyear, because I don't have Disney+ and I don't feel like crying at a kids movie with people around) but I feel like 2 perfectly captures their friendship. Growing older and experiencing these movies as an adult just adds another level to the enjoyment I feel from these characters. Love it. Great video.
Also no thank you to Toy Story for personifying inanimate objects for me. Definitely makes getting rid of things incredibly difficult. SMH
your reference to the “LightBEER” line i. The first regarding Woody standing up for Buzz is giving me strong “nobody makes fun of my brother but me” vibes… which is a whole new level of appreciation for these animated movies about living toys and now the tears that hadn’t quite fallen with the bars of “Wehn She Loved Me” are falling and making typing this… itersting
I used to watch this movie when i was child i'm glad you made a video about my childhood 💙
Same. I would watch this movie so many times that I lost count. Good times!
@@BlueFoxDA they truly were
My personal favorite in the series.
What I like about this movie (among other things) is how they managed to tell Stinky Pete's backstory in a single sentence fragment without it distracting from the story flow.
12:24 As a kid, I don't think I ever wrote backwards letters, so I always assumed other kids did it to look "kewl".
Fun fact and missed win: Tom Hanks' Reaction To The Woody’s Roundup Toys Was Genuine. When Pixar made the first Toy Story, the animators let Tom Hanks ad-lib certain scenes, such as when he is using Buzz’s severed arm like a puppet. This happened once again in Toy Story 2. When Woody finds out he is a known character all over the world because of Woody’s Roundup and the cereal Cowboy Crunchies, he is then shown all of the show’s merchandise. Woody was in utter amazement of it all, but so was Hanks. When Hanks was in the recording booth, the animators showed him sketches of the fictional merchandise and recorded his reactions.
Actually not true
Fun fact: the canyon Buzz is flying through in the beginning was the same canyon model surrounding Ant Island in a bug’s life just deeper. Also the floating rocks were initially an animation error but J*hn L*steer kept it in cuz it fit.
If you mix the Jessie belonged to Andy's mum theory with the Woody belonged to Andy's dad theory it suggests that his parents met and shared a common childhood interest in Woody's Roundup which is really cute
Fun fact: That shot of the Beach lady during the channel surfing scene is from the original 1988 version of Knick Knack, where both the beach lady and the mermaid were given ridiculous proportions. When the short was shown before Finding Nemo in 2003, they edited the short to remove said proportions
Disney didn't buy Pixar until 7 years after this movie was made, so it hardly broke the mold when it came to Disney sequels. Also, the first ever Disney sequel to be released direct to video was 4 years after Rescuers Down Under. Also, the original Rescuers was almost a 101 Dalmatians sequel, but they changed the villain from Cruella de Vill to Madam Medusa at the last minute (her swamp mobile is made from parts of Cruella's car). And in a similar twist, Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers was originally going to be a Rescuers sequel as well, but the company didn't want to "risk" an important IP like that on a TV show.
How times change.
I just love the lore of the Woody's Roundup show in universe, which is why I'm kind of interested to see how Lightyear expands on the lore of the Buzz we know (here's hoping for a framing device). Also, I love seeing Andy's toys work together, which we didn't get as much of in the last film since Woody was blamed for Buzz's disappearance up until the very end.
can confirm the pin toy (9:00) had *that* smell.
also little bit of science the smell is actually just us, the oils on our hands etc. that get left on the metal are broken down by the metal and cause that smell(metal itself doesn't actually smell). The best and most pungent example being coins bc we touch them so much.
and again asking for a wins of Tim Burtons -NINE
I have so much nostalgia for this movie! I used to watch it a ton as a kid and I still really appreciate it today, as you said with some of the really detailed scenes. It really holds up.
There is actually an interview with some of the writers who confirm that Pete actually is happy with his new kid and as a result, feels remorseful for what he did to Woody and Jessie and wishes to apologize to them.
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It did everything right about what a good sequel should do: it fleshed out the characters (so to speak), expanded some of the lore, and brought in a new conflict for the main character, Woody, to face. Also it has one of the best Randy Newman songs ever. It totally should’ve won the Oscar when it was nominated.