I definitely did that when I was younger. I remember going “Im watching you (name of stuffed animal)!” with my stuffed animals and dolls growing up good lord
What's weird is that in the original storyboard/Deleted Scenes of Toy Story, Woody was extremely unlikable however that wasn't John Lasseter and his team's idea to make Woody that mean, It was actually Jeffrey Katzenberg who thought of the idea of making Toy Story more edgier compared to being more family friendly, which is no surprise since he would later work at DreamWorks to make Shrek.
Yeah, they made Woody meaner and Buzz extremely clueless and naive, I’m so glad they decided to tone down their personalities and made them more well-rounded. Like, Woody is still kind of a jerk, but that’s stemming from his insecurity, and for the most part he’s a good guy. And while Buzz is naive at some points, he’s not a doormat either, he’s capable of putting two and two together and standing up for himself.
I saw the documentary "The Pixar Story" from 2007 and thats where I first saw the story of their "Black Friday" reel and as a fan, its almost unwatchable to see characters that you love that way, it's crazy how much Lasseter and his team early on were pushed to make the movie "edgier". While that humor worked perfectly for Shrek, it didnt fit in with the story Lasseter wanted to tell. Granted that's the studio systems and them always giving notes, sometimes its helpful but sometimes it isnt. What's more crazy is that the studio gave them I think only 2 or 3 weeks to essentially start from scratch and make a new pitch for the film and they did! It was a battle up until the film released with their big Pixar image computers running practically 24/7 to get the film done and if any one of those shut down, it would've been a catastrophe. This film has to me become one of those immortal classics, not just because it was the first full length CG animated film, but it's because of how truly good the film is and the first 3 Toy Story films are I think one of the best film trilogies, period.
This movie is my childhood, and it's amazing to think that this was the first fully cgi animated film. I like how they knew the technology was limited, so they worked around the issue of everything having a "plasticy" look by making the main characters plastic toys. And of course, the story and characters are amazing. Pixar really came swinging right out of the gate.
Toy Story is one of those rare, perfect movies. No flaws, nothing that aged (too) poorly, good for all ages, fun, has a good message. It's just perfect.
Fun fact: Toy Story was added to the National Film Registry in 2005, making it one of a small group of films to be selected within the first year of eligibility. Those other films being: Raging Bull, Do the Right Thing, Goodfellas, Fargo, 13 Lakes, Freedom Riders, 12 Years a Slave and 20 Feet from Stardom.
4:55 Not to mention, some of Buzz's actions in the movie are either flat-out impossible or too expensive to manufacture for a cheap children's toy, such as the helmet that goes in all the way, and the karate-chop action we see later.
11:00 Fun fact: the Buzz Lightyear commercial is narrated by Penn Jillette, of Penn & Teller fame. And funnily enough, Penn & Teller would later do a show called _Bovine Faeces!_ where they'd debunk popular myths in society (e.g. religion, politics, marketing, everyday mumbo-jumbo), so him debunking Buzz's entire worldview is retroactively perfect casting.
The army men were always my favorite because when I was ten, I was walking down a grassy field and I just randomly found like 30 something of em in a ditch and took then home
Time to blow you guys’ minds; 9 years before this movie came out, a Jim Henson TV movie called “the Christmas toy” came out. It also involved toys coming to life, the favorite toy feeling threatened of being replaced, also by a new, space-themed toy who did not know they were a toy. As an added drama, if toys were seen by people out of place from where they were last left, they basically died. It’s way to much similarity to not have been toy story’s inspiration. I suggest checking it out cause it actually is a good movie. just checked and the full movie is free to watch on YT
Out of the songs in this movie (before anyone says it, I know there aren't a lot of them), my favorite is "You've Got A Friend In Me" Side note: So many comedy legends/comedic actors in this movie Tom Hanks-Woody (I also love him in the movie Splash, with Daryl Hannah as his mermaid love interest) Tim Allen-Buzz Lightyear (I also love his portrayal of Santa in the Santa Clause movies) Jim Varney-Slinky Dog Don Rickles-Mr. Potato Head John Ratzenberger-Hamm Wallace Shawn-Rex Annie Potts-Bo Peep (She's also best known as Janine Melnitz in Ghostbusters and as Sheldon Cooper's grandmother in the sitcom Young Sheldon)
Since I haven't seen a comment, mention it yet: that's Tom Hanks voicing Woody, not Jim Varney, although Jim Varney does voice Slinky in the first 2 movies
9:30 honestly he kind of reminds me of these people from a comic I read.. where they run a circus and kidnap people occasionally from the audience and then do surgery on them to change their appearance and make them look strange for future shows.. I feel like that could be Sid someday😅
A classic movie that upstarted Pixar stream of many Classic films. Toy Story also changed the animation industry forever with how animated films are made really. Now all animated films are made with CGI, instead of hand drawn animating. Studios figure out early that CGI animation films were for outperforming the hand drawn ones. Despite the CGI being more expensive to produce, the profits were huge for it be totally worth it.
Eagle scout here. Yes, using a magnifying glass to start fires does work. Very effectively in some circumstances.. That's why sometimes with magnifying glasses or telescope toys it says don't put near an open window
You see... Mr. Phillips is asleep, snoring, on a reclining chair when Buzz enters the TV room. It is possible that Sid and Hannah's father is an alcoholic, who enjoys drinking and appears to be a hunter enthusiast due to the animal heads mounted on the wall... And when you ignore you kids that way.. things like this happen. Kinda sad actually.
Credits where credits is due, for being both the first full length 3d movie and their first movie, they did an a+ stellar job. We can basically thank pixar for being those who popularized skeletal animations, which was later implemented into games and stuff.
I believe one of the reasons why this movie holds up visually is because most of it is centered around toys. And being toys, they don't need to look hyper-realistic to be believable. And if something doesn't look quite right on a character, you can just chalk it up to said character being a toy, rather than the issue being the animation's technology.
17:15 as someone who's loaded trucks like that for a few years now and has had several occasions of the driver just kinda, trying to drive off while the back was still open with the ramp and me still inside and everything, I can totally believe that the driver didn't notice any of that
5:14 Fun fact: the font used here is Gill Sans, which is a surprisingly old font for how modern it looks, having been created in 1926 and released publicly in 1928.
0:58 Strangely enough, when I played with my toys as a kid, the games I did were more akin to how the toys themselves act when there aren't humans around - you know, just chatting it up and getting into random mischief. I guess, even as a kid, I always gravitated more towards the slice-of-life stuff.
1:40 Back in the 2000s, my family had two big-a$h CRTs that were, like, a little over a cubic metre a piece, and I just assumed that was the default size for a TV for all my childhood.
Well actually this just shows how far animation especially 3d has gone but look at the kids that came to andys Birthday party there all just andy there isnt anything model wise different just the clothing and Maybe the skin tone like i mean look at sid its just a evil andy with braces and small changes lol
This movie was my shit as a kid! I still get emotional when I watch it today! Also, massive respect to Boom for having that Venom statue in the background.
Crazy it’s been 28 years and still making Toy Story 5. Which still loves this movie how it first came out. Especially Buzz Lightyear and his relative features.
I just realized, how did Andy not realize the toys were alive considering how Buzz’s face isn’t a smile when he freezes in this movie? Like in 2, 3, and 4 Buzz’s face is a smile, but in this it’s not, idk what to call the expression he’s doing, but I know what a smile is, and that’s not it.
Childhood memory unlocked. About the time this came out on VHS a local knockoff pizza joint called Planet Pizza opened up. The pizza was pretty good, better than the chains anyway but the breadsticks were absolute fire. Perfect mix of crispy with garlic butter and parmesan.
The story I remember is John Lasseter was a Disney animator that advocated 3D animation (like they used in Beauty and the Beast) but for an entire film but Disney execs thought that could never work and kept shooting him down. He left Disney with a few others, got funding from Steve Jobs, and bought the Pixar computer from Lucas and named their company after it. They did shorts and commercials at first. Toy Story was their first movie. They got Buena Vista (Disney’s distribution company) to distribute it. And they did this for several movies until Disney outright bought Pixar and brought all of its people back into the fold. I think it’s a neat story. Fun side note, a Disney movie I love, The Brave Little Toaster, a movie about appliances that come to life when their owners are not around and go on a journey to find them after years left in a summer home, was done by many of the same people that did the Toy Story movies.
The fact that this Pixar's first fully CGI film is crazy. The animation is good at times(the dog is a nightmare fuel tho-) but this is still a very good movie
really hoping you guys react to the Percy Jackson TV series, especially cause the books match y'all's vibes so well. I'm gonna use Bree saying she read the books during the Hunger Games reaction as a way to hold onto that hope
I painted miniatures during summer. I bought one of those magnifier-light thingies for it. Bought a new set, left it and went out for a while. Came back, package had a huge hole burned into it. Luckily it was fire retardend enough so it didn't catch or I would've burned down my flat. So yea... magnifiers and sun start fires, be VERY aware of that.
0:50 😐 Thanks. Now I feel REAL old because I remember this was the last film I saw in my local cinema before it was shut down..... for pretty much that amount of time (It's recently been repurposed as it was a listed building and couldn't be demolished but still)
Omg, I rewatched the whole film series recently and checked if you guys had a reaction video to the first movie the other day. Well what do you know, y'all dropped it two days later.
I know even now fur can be a struggle but Pixar pulled it off well during Monster's Inc with Sulley alone. The humans also seem rough in this movie too.
Honestly you would think it does clear my favorite Pixar movie but if you haven't watched The Incredibles as an adult and really thought about the themes plot points and the attention to detail you would never guess that it clears every Pixar movie and arguably every Disney movie IMO and this coming from someone whos favorite show growing up was toy story .
Never really thought about it before, but if Buzz was a real ranger as he thought, with a real laser, he would have at least tased a random, friendly, inhabitant of a new planet. Not very paragon.
Maybe this is biased and childhood talking but I personally say that the Toy Story movies are the most iconic Pixar films to date! Don't get me wrong. The Incredibles, Finding Nemo, Brave, etc all masterpieces but there's just something about Toy Story that always felt the most special. Hope you guys do the sequels. The 3rd is my personal favorite.
Hey Ruff and Boom, did you hear that Netflix is partnering with the studio that made spy x family & Attack on Titan is going to make a one piece anime remake. The announcement blew my mind 🤯
Huh, such an Interesting and Iconic Movie. So, you’re going to do the Sequels too? Speaking of which, how would you rank the Toy Story Movies from Worst to Best?
Ah yes, Toy Story, the movie that started the long legacy of Pixar. And as a franchise is pretty consistent, I love all 3 of the sequels, yes that does include 4, it wasn't that bad, I have my reasons. Toy Story 1 is the funniest, Toy Story 2 is all around the best one, Toy Story 3 has the best ending, and Toy Story 4 has the best character writing for Woody fight me! Though, I'm not excited for Toy Story 5, if 4 was pushing it then this is going off rails
Thumbnail is crazy bro💀🥵
You got a friend in me
@@AV-vo1wtbro no 😂
@@AV-vo1wtok that was good hahahahaha😂
Indeed
Lmfaoo
anyone else watch this movie as a kid and occasionally check empty rooms to see if the toys in them came to life?
I sure hope they don't.
I always felt bad for my Barbies when I'd leave them unattended lol.
I did feel uncomfortable when i was changing my dress in my room and that's WEIRD af
I did and also when I had a travel usually left them to take Care of my room.🥰
🦋🌸🦋
I definitely did that when I was younger. I remember going “Im watching you (name of stuffed animal)!” with my stuffed animals and dolls growing up good lord
What's weird is that in the original storyboard/Deleted Scenes of Toy Story, Woody was extremely unlikable however that wasn't John Lasseter and his team's idea to make Woody that mean, It was actually Jeffrey Katzenberg who thought of the idea of making Toy Story more edgier compared to being more family friendly, which is no surprise since he would later work at DreamWorks to make Shrek.
Yeah, they made Woody meaner and Buzz extremely clueless and naive, I’m so glad they decided to tone down their personalities and made them more well-rounded. Like, Woody is still kind of a jerk, but that’s stemming from his insecurity, and for the most part he’s a good guy. And while Buzz is naive at some points, he’s not a doormat either, he’s capable of putting two and two together and standing up for himself.
@@gothicMCRgirl That's called the Black Friday Reel is it not?
@@muhdnazmy6010Yes is it. Your correct about that.
I saw the documentary "The Pixar Story" from 2007 and thats where I first saw the story of their "Black Friday" reel and as a fan, its almost unwatchable to see characters that you love that way, it's crazy how much Lasseter and his team early on were pushed to make the movie "edgier". While that humor worked perfectly for Shrek, it didnt fit in with the story Lasseter wanted to tell. Granted that's the studio systems and them always giving notes, sometimes its helpful but sometimes it isnt. What's more crazy is that the studio gave them I think only 2 or 3 weeks to essentially start from scratch and make a new pitch for the film and they did! It was a battle up until the film released with their big Pixar image computers running practically 24/7 to get the film done and if any one of those shut down, it would've been a catastrophe. This film has to me become one of those immortal classics, not just because it was the first full length CG animated film, but it's because of how truly good the film is and the first 3 Toy Story films are I think one of the best film trilogies, period.
This movie is my childhood, and it's amazing to think that this was the first fully cgi animated film. I like how they knew the technology was limited, so they worked around the issue of everything having a "plasticy" look by making the main characters plastic toys. And of course, the story and characters are amazing. Pixar really came swinging right out of the gate.
“Buzz, look an alien!”
“Where?!”
“BAH!!” 😂😂
ROFFFLLL
Toy Story is one of those rare, perfect movies. No flaws, nothing that aged (too) poorly, good for all ages, fun, has a good message. It's just perfect.
The animation is outdated especially after watching the other Pixar’s movies before this.
@@GreatgunYu True, but that's the only REAL issue, I'd say.
@@GreatgunYubesides that
Imagine if it was re-animated though… that would be awesome
@@GreatgunYu I can look past that because it still looks so good for its time.
Never thought id see a toy story reaction from you guys
Now we need the other movies
They reacted to the whole franchise as well lol
Fun fact: Toy Story was added to the National Film Registry in 2005, making it one of a small group of films to be selected within the first year of eligibility. Those other films being: Raging Bull, Do the Right Thing, Goodfellas, Fargo, 13 Lakes, Freedom Riders, 12 Years a Slave and 20 Feet from Stardom.
Well shit, everyday's a school day :)
It is BI-ZARRE seeing people close to my age not have a permanent imprint in their minds of this whole thing scene-by-scene
SAME!!! I feel like I could do a one man stage play with how much I memorized this film.
4:55 Not to mention, some of Buzz's actions in the movie are either flat-out impossible or too expensive to manufacture for a cheap children's toy, such as the helmet that goes in all the way, and the karate-chop action we see later.
6:52 Small glimpse of why Andy’s Mom wants to move😬 And I’m sure Andy had unfortunate encounters with Sid outside and at school.
11:00 Fun fact: the Buzz Lightyear commercial is narrated by Penn Jillette, of Penn & Teller fame. And funnily enough, Penn & Teller would later do a show called _Bovine Faeces!_ where they'd debunk popular myths in society (e.g. religion, politics, marketing, everyday mumbo-jumbo), so him debunking Buzz's entire worldview is retroactively perfect casting.
Fun Fact: when he was in the recording booth for the commercial, the employees could still hear him through the soundproof walls
The army men were always my favorite because when I was ten, I was walking down a grassy field and I just randomly found like 30 something of em in a ditch and took then home
nice, still got em?
Sid after a lot of therapy became Bad Bunny😂
9:07 - I was just about to say the same thing 😂 😂
Time to blow you guys’ minds; 9 years before this movie came out, a Jim Henson TV movie called “the Christmas toy” came out. It also involved toys coming to life, the favorite toy feeling threatened of being replaced, also by a new, space-themed toy who did not know they were a toy. As an added drama, if toys were seen by people out of place from where they were last left, they basically died. It’s way to much similarity to not have been toy story’s inspiration. I suggest checking it out cause it actually is a good movie. just checked and the full movie is free to watch on YT
Get ready for tears to be shed with this film series!
Fun fact there was a short toy story and monsters Inc crossover comic where Sid was using the doors to steal other kids toys.
Wait there was? Never heard of that
yo that's pretty cool ngl, I didn't even know
Out of the songs in this movie (before anyone says it, I know there aren't a lot of them), my favorite is "You've Got A Friend In Me"
Side note:
So many comedy legends/comedic actors in this movie
Tom Hanks-Woody (I also love him in the movie Splash, with Daryl Hannah as his mermaid love interest)
Tim Allen-Buzz Lightyear (I also love his portrayal of Santa in the Santa Clause movies)
Jim Varney-Slinky Dog
Don Rickles-Mr. Potato Head
John Ratzenberger-Hamm
Wallace Shawn-Rex
Annie Potts-Bo Peep (She's also best known as Janine Melnitz in Ghostbusters and as Sheldon Cooper's grandmother in the sitcom Young Sheldon)
Oh my gosh, I just got reminded that "Andy's coming" used to be a trend at my school, arghhhh
Mister is coming!
Since I haven't seen a comment, mention it yet: that's Tom Hanks voicing Woody, not Jim Varney, although Jim Varney does voice Slinky in the first 2 movies
That’s who we were talking about. We know who voices Woody and Buzz
@@sortastupid huh guess I misheard my bad lol
9:42 fun fact some of the mutant toys are base on adult joke, like the fishing rob, it a hooker
Sid was also based off an actual Pixar employee who would mess with toys like the character
9:30 honestly he kind of reminds me of these people from a comic I read.. where they run a circus and kidnap people occasionally from the audience and then do surgery on them to change their appearance and make them look strange for future shows.. I feel like that could be Sid someday😅
8:38 They really are like the original minions 😂
A classic movie that upstarted Pixar stream of many Classic films. Toy Story also changed the animation industry forever with how animated films are made really. Now all animated films are made with CGI, instead of hand drawn animating. Studios figure out early that CGI animation films were for outperforming the hand drawn ones. Despite the CGI being more expensive to produce, the profits were huge for it be totally worth it.
Eagle scout here. Yes, using a magnifying glass to start fires does work. Very effectively in some circumstances.. That's why sometimes with magnifying glasses or telescope toys it says don't put near an open window
Toy Story is one of Pixar classic movies. The thumbnail looks funny, they got some funniest memes and great songs by Randy Newman
🎵🎵🎵🤣🤣🤣
"Can you start a fire with a magnifying glass?" I absolutely got suspended in elementary school answering that very question. Yes, yes you can.
Whack-a-Alien actually did used to exist back when "Disney Quest" used to exist at the park. That and a "Sid toy creator" station
They also had a replica of the claw machine filled with alien squeak toys!
You see... Mr. Phillips is asleep, snoring, on a reclining chair when Buzz enters the TV room. It is possible that Sid and Hannah's father is an alcoholic, who enjoys drinking and appears to be a hunter enthusiast due to the animal heads mounted on the wall... And when you ignore you kids that way.. things like this happen. Kinda sad actually.
Credits where credits is due, for being both the first full length 3d movie and their first movie, they did an a+ stellar job.
We can basically thank pixar for being those who popularized skeletal animations, which was later implemented into games and stuff.
That thumbnail though lmao 😂
I believe one of the reasons why this movie holds up visually is because most of it is centered around toys. And being toys, they don't need to look hyper-realistic to be believable. And if something doesn't look quite right on a character, you can just chalk it up to said character being a toy, rather than the issue being the animation's technology.
17:15 as someone who's loaded trucks like that for a few years now and has had several occasions of the driver just kinda, trying to drive off while the back was still open with the ramp and me still inside and everything, I can totally believe that the driver didn't notice any of that
5:14 Fun fact: the font used here is Gill Sans, which is a surprisingly old font for how modern it looks, having been created in 1926 and released publicly in 1928.
0:58 Strangely enough, when I played with my toys as a kid, the games I did were more akin to how the toys themselves act when there aren't humans around - you know, just chatting it up and getting into random mischief. I guess, even as a kid, I always gravitated more towards the slice-of-life stuff.
1:40 Back in the 2000s, my family had two big-a$h CRTs that were, like, a little over a cubic metre a piece, and I just assumed that was the default size for a TV for all my childhood.
Well actually this just shows how far animation especially 3d has gone but look at the kids that came to andys Birthday party there all just andy there isnt anything model wise different just the clothing and Maybe the skin tone like i mean look at sid its just a evil andy with braces and small changes lol
This movie was my shit as a kid! I still get emotional when I watch it today! Also, massive respect to Boom for having that Venom statue in the background.
That dog used to give me nightmares as a kid
Used to watch this all the time as a child. I'm in my late twenties now yet I can still quote nearly every line from this movie.
Ngl I feel like this movie still holds up decently well for being done 30 years ago
1:57 I think I still have the eye of a kid, cause I still watch movies on a CRT & VHS to this day 😂
Bro why Woody gettin some woody in the thumbnail bruh 💀🫦
Crazy it’s been 28 years and still making Toy Story 5. Which still loves this movie how it first came out. Especially Buzz Lightyear and his relative features.
It still shocks me that there are people who still haven’t seen this 😂 Great reaction!
Maybe they seen it one time a long long time ago and they just don’t remember anything from it
There's lots of movies I never got to as of yet or find that good persoannly it's all persoanl taste
I just realized, how did Andy not realize the toys were alive considering how Buzz’s face isn’t a smile when he freezes in this movie? Like in 2, 3, and 4 Buzz’s face is a smile, but in this it’s not, idk what to call the expression he’s doing, but I know what a smile is, and that’s not it.
14:19 Eustace Bagge: STUPID DOG YOU MADE ME LOOK BAD! (Puts on a scary mask) Booga Booga BOOGA!
Courage screams
Absolutely love this movie and I love the two sequels after this!
And the buzz lightyear spin-off show!
Hey now, Toy Story 4 is a good movie too lmao. It didn't exactly NEED to be made, but that doesn't take away from its entertainment value.
Yes I love 4 way better then 3 persoannly it took me time to find good in it persoannly
Yes I love 4 way better then 3 persoannly it took me time to find good in it persoannly
6:10 lmao seeohkne had that evil laugh down to a t
Fun fact
Combat Carl was originally gonna be GI Joe.
8:07 "YOU... ARE... A... TOYYYYY!" 🤣😂🤣 kills me every time!🤞🏾😭
The video: 😊
The Thumbnail: *If you want it, youuu come and get it, all this is heeeerree for youuuu*
Childhood memory unlocked.
About the time this came out on VHS a local knockoff pizza joint called Planet Pizza opened up. The pizza was pretty good, better than the chains anyway but the breadsticks were absolute fire. Perfect mix of crispy with garlic butter and parmesan.
How is Sid getting away with using tools like that I mean seriously
The story I remember is John Lasseter was a Disney animator that advocated 3D animation (like they used in Beauty and the Beast) but for an entire film but Disney execs thought that could never work and kept shooting him down. He left Disney with a few others, got funding from Steve Jobs, and bought the Pixar computer from Lucas and named their company after it. They did shorts and commercials at first. Toy Story was their first movie. They got Buena Vista (Disney’s distribution company) to distribute it. And they did this for several movies until Disney outright bought Pixar and brought all of its people back into the fold. I think it’s a neat story.
Fun side note, a Disney movie I love, The Brave Little Toaster, a movie about appliances that come to life when their owners are not around and go on a journey to find them after years left in a summer home, was done by many of the same people that did the Toy Story movies.
THE TITLE???? THE THUMBNAIL?????? HELLO??????
it is uneasy right now here where I am cos I live in a warzone place....Your videos cheer me up all the time. Just wanted to thank you for it!
these toys really traumatised sig for life and we cheered them on lmao
The fact that this Pixar's first fully CGI film is crazy. The animation is good at times(the dog is a nightmare fuel tho-) but this is still a very good movie
really hoping you guys react to the Percy Jackson TV series, especially cause the books match y'all's vibes so well. I'm gonna use Bree saying she read the books during the Hunger Games reaction as a way to hold onto that hope
The films aren’t a great adaptation from what I’ve heard, but I think Disney is making a new live action series? Maybe they should wait for that one?
@@lordtoraxeus7663I think that's exactly what OP was talking about, the series premiered today.
@@lordtoraxeus7663 Oh my bad for not being clear, i meant the series, cause it released slightly under a day ago
@@aljeffespineli9251 wait really!? I need to check that out then!
@@goodoldfashionedloverboyy OH CRAP I didn’t realise it was out already thanks!
John Lasseter made Pixar great he also had an extremely important hand in bringing anime to the west via Miyazaki films. Long live this legend.
I painted miniatures during summer. I bought one of those magnifier-light thingies for it. Bought a new set, left it and went out for a while. Came back, package had a huge hole burned into it. Luckily it was fire retardend enough so it didn't catch or I would've burned down my flat. So yea... magnifiers and sun start fires, be VERY aware of that.
I did a whole presentation in the history of animation. Crazy how this was the first ever 3D movie
0:50 😐
Thanks. Now I feel REAL old because I remember this was the last film I saw in my local cinema before it was shut down..... for pretty much that amount of time (It's recently been repurposed as it was a listed building and couldn't be demolished but still)
“This movie is 28 years old”
Me, a 28 year old: **panic**
15:27 Woody: So play nice 😂
That thumbnail. XD
This movie was one hell of a flex.
Grew up watching it and love it the second one and the third on the 4th wasn't necessary
I love 4
there's an edit of that dog zoomed in holding a blunt and it kills me and my brothers everytime
It’s been a while since I’ve seen Toy Story. Every scene in Sid’s room still creeps me out
Omg, I rewatched the whole film series recently and checked if you guys had a reaction video to the first movie the other day. Well what do you know, y'all dropped it two days later.
This movie was along with 2 were some of my favorite Pixar movies.
The fact that they're still using the owl house theme song for the intro is hilarious
I know even now fur can be a struggle but Pixar pulled it off well during Monster's Inc with Sulley alone. The humans also seem rough in this movie too.
You guys gotta watch A Bug’s Life next. It’s super underrated in terms of Pixar films.
Ughh that thumbnail bout make me act up!
(Tis a joke)
Thumbnail is devious
Remember when this video was titled “Woody gets backshots?” 😭
You should thank Howard the Duck for making Pixar and Toy Story possible
Honestly you would think it does clear my favorite Pixar movie but if you haven't watched The Incredibles as an adult and really thought about the themes plot points and the attention to detail you would never guess that it clears every Pixar movie and arguably every Disney movie IMO and this coming from someone whos favorite show growing up was toy story .
Never really thought about it before, but if Buzz was a real ranger as he thought, with a real laser, he would have at least tased a random, friendly, inhabitant of a new planet. Not very paragon.
Maybe this is biased and childhood talking but I personally say that the Toy Story movies are the most iconic Pixar films to date! Don't get me wrong. The Incredibles, Finding Nemo, Brave, etc all masterpieces but there's just something about Toy Story that always felt the most special. Hope you guys do the sequels. The 3rd is my personal favorite.
Just adding more fuel to the nostalgia fire, I love it!!
Nah that poor lad isn’t gonna need therapy he gonna need the people with the white coats to come him away after that😅😂
THE THUMBNAIL IS WILD XDD
Hey Ruff and Boom, did you hear that Netflix is partnering with the studio that made spy x family & Attack on Titan is going to make a one piece anime remake. The announcement blew my mind 🤯
We have!
11:10 Is it weird that this trumpet fanfare reminds me of the "bridegroom and bride" song from _The Gondoliers?_
I love that this can be a Christmas movie 😇
rewatched this series 2 weeks ago too
So are they not going to talk about how it was only andys at andy's birthday party
The thumbnail being the reason I clicked on this vid 😭
Awesome reaction of my favorite Toy Story!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊
Same
I know im super late to it but where did the whole Billy thing come from?
Adventure Time iirc.
Huh, such an Interesting and Iconic Movie.
So, you’re going to do the Sequels too?
Speaking of which, how would you rank the Toy Story Movies from Worst to Best?
Yesss I love Toy Story fantastic movie I’m so glad my favorite UA-cam channel is watching this you’ve Got a Friend in Me Billy
Ah yes, Toy Story, the movie that started the long legacy of Pixar. And as a franchise is pretty consistent, I love all 3 of the sequels, yes that does include 4, it wasn't that bad, I have my reasons. Toy Story 1 is the funniest, Toy Story 2 is all around the best one, Toy Story 3 has the best ending, and Toy Story 4 has the best character writing for Woody fight me! Though, I'm not excited for Toy Story 5, if 4 was pushing it then this is going off rails
*YOU!!! ARE!!! A!!! TOY!!!*
It always get's me! 🤣
The doll in the sandbox is a different doll then the ripped head one