Toy Story

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chesselordAug 8, 2018

it holds up very well today every one to woody buzz and rex and others are all memorable

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MateoSanchezAug 3, 2018

Toy Story could be defined as the perfect animation movie. Script perfectly written. Characters that have resisted in our memory for 2 decades and will continue to do so.
The perfect start of Pixar and computer animation.
Undoubtedly the bestToy Story could be defined as the perfect animation movie. Script perfectly written. Characters that have resisted in our memory for 2 decades and will continue to do so.
The perfect start of Pixar and computer animation.
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Criti-WiseJul 4, 2019

There is no way that I would ever say anything negative about this timeless classic. For their very first film, Pixar nailed it completely; the story and characters are all great, and so was the animation for its time. The visuals aren'tThere is no way that I would ever say anything negative about this timeless classic. For their very first film, Pixar nailed it completely; the story and characters are all great, and so was the animation for its time. The visuals aren't exactly the best, but this is the very first 3d animated film, made in 1995. Please watch it when you can.… Expand

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fonzeaMar 25, 2020

A film that not only pioneered the computer animation genre, but set the bar impossibly high for any other family film in terms of incredible originality, compelling characters, intelligent storytelling, intense adversity, and memorableA film that not only pioneered the computer animation genre, but set the bar impossibly high for any other family film in terms of incredible originality, compelling characters, intelligent storytelling, intense adversity, and memorable moments. In short, it is one the greatest films ever made, and encourages other story tellers to aim for infinity and beyond.… Expand

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meydianarizki21Oct 28, 2020

Plastic Fantastic.
Y'know, I always suspected that my toys were coming to life when I wasn't looking!
In Andy's Room, his toys lead lives of noisy desperation come every birthday and Christmas - no one wants to be one-upped by a new additionPlastic Fantastic.
Y'know, I always suspected that my toys were coming to life when I wasn't looking!

In Andy's Room, his toys lead lives of noisy desperation come every birthday and Christmas - no one wants to be one-upped by a new addition to the toy box. Nominally led by Cowboy Woody (there's a Brokeback joke in there just waiting to happen), Mr. Potato Head, Rex the Dinosaur, Ham the piggybank, Bo Peep, Slinky the dog and a smattering of other playthings go about their toy business of playing checkers, hanging with the hometoys and "plastic corrosion awareness meetings," until Andy's birthday party, when they gather expectantly around a transistor radio, listening to the reports of their toy soldier troops "in the field" (downstairs watching Andy's gift-opening), hoping that no gift will be exciting enough to cause Andy to neglect *them.* There is. His name is Buzz Lightyear, Space Ranger.

Directed by Pixar mainstay John Lasseter, with the voice talents of Tom Hanks (as Woody), Don Rickles, John Ratzenberger (forever Cliff from *Cheers*), R. Lee Ermey, Annie Potts, Jim Varney and Tim Allen (as Buzz), *Toy Story* is that *rara avis* that succeeds on all levels in its animation, storyline, character development, its messages of friendship and self-realization and, most importantly, its entertainment value. The fact that this is a cartoon (or animated feature just what DO we call this new wave of computer-generated movies?) is incidental. Which makes the slightly dodgy animation (of the "real people") irrelevant - it gets the point across with or without the technological finesse.

The "Disney Movie" has become synonymous with maudlin messages, redneck fundamentalism, anachronistic family values, boneheaded parents, smart-mouthing youngsters, too-hip-to-be-smart teens and insufferable pets. Though Disney's tyrannical umbrella overarches this film's production studio, Pixar Animation, *Toy Story* somehow avoided all trace of Disney's craven hand, which is doubly surprising, considering this is Pixar's first feature length film, after years of experimentation. Right outa the gate and right outa the field.

Sure, there are "messages," but they are heartfelt, rather than maudlin (Woody tells Buzz during Buzz's greatest depression that it matters not what Buzz thinks of himself, what makes him important is what his owner, Andy, thinks of him); there are emotional segments, which are truly heartbreaking, rather than cheesy (when Buzz's escape attempt lands him with a broken arm, proving he is Not A Flying Toy, the lyric, "Clearly I will go sailing no more," launches a thousand hankies); and the portrayal of Andy's family was Pixar's triumphal achievement. Boldly contravening Disney's *idée fixe* of the 1950's nuclear family and Norman Rockwell fantasies, one of the many incarnations of a modern-day family is presented: a single mother with two kids, who are neither geniuses nor monsters, just normal children; happy to visit Pizza Planet and disappointed when favorite toys are lost.

Buzz who believes he is a real life space ranger on a mission to save the universe - become Andy's favorite toy over Woody. The funny thing is: though Buzz believes he is real, he still adheres to toy protocol of "playing inert" when humans are in the area. (Maybe it's instinct?) When he mentions saving a toy from Sid, the vicious boy next door, how does he propose to do it if he is to adhere to the inert protocol? Buzz's ingenuousness regarding his role as a toy infuriates Woody to the point of attempted toy-assassination. Through a concatenation of accidents, both he and Buzz become lost and must use teamwork, trust and ingenuity to beat their path back to Andy, which finds them ensconced in scorchingly funny vignettes (Buzz fastening himself in an over-sized seatbelt; both falling in with green, three-eyed aliens; Buzz hyperventilating as "Mrs. Nesbitt"). During a climactic rocket ride, the callback line, "This is not flying - this is falling with style," simply seals this movie's greatness.

At least I now have a plausible explanation as to why my toys always got lost: after going about their toy business, they would just go inert anywhere they happened to be, instead of paying attention to their master's infallible toy filing system… Expand

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jonslowJan 5, 2019

The best animation till this day. True classic. Clever storytelling, hysterical jokes and very poignant moments.

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flynnTDDec 17, 2018

This movie really defines a generation and paved the way for a lot of fantastic computer animated films. I am excited to be able to show my children it one day.

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LeoGuerreroMar 25, 2019

Toy Story is ART, all the graphics and the story is so good for the era, im very proud to growing up with this movie

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BrunoVn00Apr 2, 2019

With this movie, Pixar has a story to tell, a heartwarming, funny, exciting, emotional and sweet story that all ages can relate to or get something from.
This movie is all about the charismatic, well developed characters, its memorable songs,With this movie, Pixar has a story to tell, a heartwarming, funny, exciting, emotional and sweet story that all ages can relate to or get something from.
This movie is all about the charismatic, well developed characters, its memorable songs, genuinely emotional moments and its story with its great writing that makes Toy Story an animated masterpiece and one of the best Pixar movies (and my personal favorite) and one of the best animated movies of all time.… Expand

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Kostas101Oct 19, 2021

One of those animated movies that I grew up with, and to this day it's still fantastic. It's filled with action & humor, the pacing is great, and the characters are very likeable. This movie will be remembered as one of Disney's greatests for sure.

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JoeMorenoJan 2, 2020

While it's the first animated film by computer, Toy Story give us the beggining of a practically perfect animated franchise. It has a great score, screenplay and characters.

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jennieshellykinFeb 11, 2020

While I think that the animation has REALLY shown it's age, I still agree that Toy Story is highly creative with an excellent story, great humor and iconic lovable characters.

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RobwinzMay 1, 2020

Toy Story is a great start to this series of movies, we get to know the main toys during this one quite well and Woody (Tom Hanks) and Buzz (Tim Allen) start off by hating each other but gradually starting to work together as a team and comeToy Story is a great start to this series of movies, we get to know the main toys during this one quite well and Woody (Tom Hanks) and Buzz (Tim Allen) start off by hating each other but gradually starting to work together as a team and come good friends, something which I've always loved about what this movie does. Also, you can tell John Lasseter really cared about how he wanted this movie to go and the plot for this movie is really good, it's got some amazing voice actors/actresses who do a brilliant job with the dialogue. Finally, this movie is quotable as **** and believe me that's a good thing, it's always good to come back to this movie and still enjoy it and even still enjoy every single toy of Andy's funny lines during this movie. Overall, if you haven't already watched Toy Story, you need to watch it, it's probably one of Pixar's best movies and Pixar make some really good animated movies, this one is honestly worth the watch.… Expand

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Movie_FreakMay 5, 2020

Its an epic start to arguably the best movie series in the history of cinema. Everything is spot on- the joke, the emotional weight, the adventurous story. This movie changed not only the animation industry, but changed the movie industry itself

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Sosmooth1982Jan 13, 2023

Love this movie. Reminds me of being a kid a playing with my toys. I used to come up with some pretty imagination stories with my toys as well.

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pur__0_0__Aug 8, 2021

As a kid I didn't really like 3D animations. Everyone in my class used to get schoolbags, lunchboxes, water bottles etc of Pixar cartoons. The three most popular ones were of Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Mr Incredible. In my review of TheAs a kid I didn't really like 3D animations. Everyone in my class used to get schoolbags, lunchboxes, water bottles etc of Pixar cartoons. The three most popular ones were of Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Mr Incredible. In my review of The Incredibles I mentioned how I hated The Incredibles until I watched it myself, since I came from a conservative family which didn't allow me to watch foreign films. I finally watched Toy Story when I was 15 years old, and this was so awesome! Later I got to know that it was the first ever 3D animated movie, and since then my respect for it has increased exponentially.
Toy Story is a story about Woody, a toy cowboy who was his master, Andy's favourite toy. Andy was absolutely obsessed with Woody, until Buzz Lightyear came over and completely took over his love. Not just Andy but even the other toys started getting more interested in Buzz. As a result Woody became jealous and decided to settle the score. Things don't go the right way when Woody also ends up getting thrown out along with Buzz, and then they both have to team up to get back to Andy.
The thing that really strikes me about Toy Story is that it had a huge risk to carry. Since it was going to be the first ever 3D animated feature film, it was supposed to give an example for the other films to follow. There are many examples of how the first film of a genre makes the genre successful and when it doesn't happen (Superman, Super Mario Bros, Alam Ara etc). In this case Andrew Stanton and Joss Whedon did a great job in making a mark by writing the story that is one of the most iconic of all time.
The animation is also pretty good. The first game isn't even close to what gaming is now, the first science fiction movie is nothing in front of science fiction movies now. But the first 3D animated movie is easily something that can give a competition to what they make nowadays. The ADR, the cinematography, the story, the comic timings and even the message that the movie gave - everything about this movie is so good. This is the reason why today Toy Story is one of the most iconic franchises of all time. My favourite character in the movie was RC. He was the only one who didn't misjudge anyone. He helped Woody and Buzz come back home together. Even watching his remote control was fun; it had a steering wheel! As a kid I was never allowed to play with remote controlled cars, so just seeing such an advanced car being driven was enough to get my attention.
I'm lucky to have been alive at a time when Toy Story was a phenomenon. It was an absolute perfection of a movie. It's kind of surprising that Joss Whedon, the same guy who made this masterpiece, later went on to make the 2017 Justice League. I hope this movie stays alive in the future and we get to see what all things can be added in the future movies because, let's get real, this franchise isn't gonna die anytime soon.… Expand

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Bec290Jun 21, 2020

Amazing film, absolutely childhood classic. Must watch for the entire family.

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Onlyclassicvg1Oct 29, 2021

Perteneciente a todo, desde la profundidad de la historia hasta la animación, Pixar ha creado una película que se considera una verdadera obra maestra cinematográfica; la pelicula de mi vida. Saludos Pixar !!!

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henry657Mar 11, 2021

Toy story is one of the best films ever and a awesome start from Pixar and amazing lovable and memorable

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watchmeofpeopleJun 17, 2022

Great CGI as one of 1990s animated films and excellent plot as family films

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TRANSFORMERSFANMar 11, 2021

toy story is one of the best pixar franchise ever! all toy story movies are awesome!

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Sarian263Mar 17, 2021

When you think of a modern classic animation feel good movie, I think it is safe to say that this always comes to mind or pops up in conversation at least. The movie that made Pixar what it is today and even after 15+ Years, STILL holds up. AWhen you think of a modern classic animation feel good movie, I think it is safe to say that this always comes to mind or pops up in conversation at least. The movie that made Pixar what it is today and even after 15+ Years, STILL holds up. A really wonderful story and a range of brilliant characters really make this movie stand out. A true classic!… Expand

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TheTimeProjectMar 24, 2021

Toy Story deserves a lot of credit for being the first fully computer animated movie released to theaters, as well as Pixar's first film. The story may not be the most original but the humor, wit, and fantastic chemistry between Tom Hanks andToy Story deserves a lot of credit for being the first fully computer animated movie released to theaters, as well as Pixar's first film. The story may not be the most original but the humor, wit, and fantastic chemistry between Tom Hanks and Tim Allen makes this film truly special.… Expand

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Gamzguy17Aug 21, 2021

It's a classic for breaking new animation grounds. It's a classic in creating marvellous characters working off one another. It's a classic for striking the perfect tone for a family flick. It's a classic for having so much fun and creativityIt's a classic for breaking new animation grounds. It's a classic in creating marvellous characters working off one another. It's a classic for striking the perfect tone for a family flick. It's a classic for having so much fun and creativity leaping off the screen and speakers. It's a classic because this is the fifth sentence I typed down reviewing the film. Five stars, check it out!… Expand

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Instant_PalmerSep 22, 2021

Witty Sweet Fun For All Ages. Forever Changed Animated Film
This is as close to perfection as any animated film has come, entertained parents on a equal plane with their children, and set the bar to the top of the animation film industry. NoWitty Sweet Fun For All Ages. Forever Changed Animated Film
This is as close to perfection as any animated film has come, entertained parents on a equal plane with their children, and set the bar to the top of the animation film industry. No film has yet come close to Toy Story in legitimizing animation as a film art on the level of movies with live actors. Great comedies are hard to come by - Toy Story strikes gold on that basis alone, but it is so much more. One of the Top 100 Greatest Films of All Time, and currently resides on my "Top 5 Greatest Comedy Films (1960-Present)" list, and “Top 20 Best Buddy Films”… Expand

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nintendofan721Apr 2, 2022

This was the first ever fully CGI animated movie, and it still holds up to this day! Also the first Pixar movie and still one of their best! The animation may look dated compared to CGI films nowadays, but that doesn’t matter. The story isThis was the first ever fully CGI animated movie, and it still holds up to this day! Also the first Pixar movie and still one of their best! The animation may look dated compared to CGI films nowadays, but that doesn’t matter. The story is very well written and the concept of toys who come to life when their owner is not around was done perfectly. There were many great characters, of course the best ones being Woody and Buzz Lightyear. They were casted well too especially Tom Hanks as Woody. The relationship between Woody and Buzz shows great character development, with them being rivals at first but then later they become friends. The film is great for people of all ages, with many parts that everyone including the adults can have a good laugh at. This film is so good that John Lasseter won a special achievement award at the Oscars. It is an instant classic and should be considered one of the biggest movies of all time.… Expand

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GDsReviewsJun 17, 2022

One of the most influential movies ever made as the first majorly successful all 3D CGI movie, and still retains charm and brilliance over a quarter century later.

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waywardlaserJun 28, 2022

I might be biased because it is very possible that this was the first movie I ever saw…and it never gets old. The credits roll at 77 minutes, not a moment is wasted; this is easily one of the tightest and wittiest scripts in any animatedI might be biased because it is very possible that this was the first movie I ever saw…and it never gets old. The credits roll at 77 minutes, not a moment is wasted; this is easily one of the tightest and wittiest scripts in any animated film, period. Woody and Buzz’s dynamic was never as entertaining again as it was here, and as great as the sequels are it’s the one thing they all unfortunately lack. And while the animation is clearly dated in many respects, the textures and lighting make the world feel completely tangible. Seeing this in 4K really helped me appreciate the little details. Pixar’s first is still one of their finest. Masterpiece.… Expand

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BrokenChildJul 12, 2022

Toy Story is a flawless movie. The movie is a classic and it is by far the best animated movie. The characters are memorable and unforgettable. The movie is colorful and there is absolutely nothing wrong with this movie and this means a lotToy Story is a flawless movie. The movie is a classic and it is by far the best animated movie. The characters are memorable and unforgettable. The movie is colorful and there is absolutely nothing wrong with this movie and this means a lot since it is the first full length animated movie. This is a movie that people of all ages can enjoy.… Expand

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oneofjwNov 25, 2022

anything below 10 is just plain wrong. no one cant dislike this movie. **** you.

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sanjaypasariDec 11, 2022

My kids really like this movie, and I wonder why they are so in linking to this movie, so once I sat with them and watched "toy story". I started liking to watch toy story, it is a really good movie, everyone should watch it once.

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umrttlDec 10, 2022

Iconic and goatee movie. I prefer toy story 2 but this one is a classic for sure

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NRG_MHAug 8, 2023

This movie is such a classic for a reason!

The jokes are very good and still make me laugh, the story is surprisingly good for a kids movie made in 1995 and the animation holds up surprisingly better than I thought it would especially sinceThis movie is such a classic for a reason!

The jokes are very good and still make me laugh, the story is surprisingly good for a kids movie made in 1995 and the animation holds up surprisingly better than I thought it would especially since it's one of the first fully 3D animated movies to ever exist. Now I could just be very biased since I grew up with having a DVD of it but please watch this in your lifetime, you won't regret it.… Expand

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GhibliFanJun 20, 2023

A true landmark in animation history and a major masterpiece, especially for 1995 standards. It's sad to say that they don't really ever make movies like this anymore. True 10/10. Fantastic start to Pixar's film production. And truly one of the best.

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CotardTakoAug 13, 2023

Küçükken anlamamış olsak da çocuklara ve yetişkinlere anlatmak istediği asıl anlamları 2. veya 3. izleyişte anlıyoruz. Çok güzel bir çizgi film.

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rodericrinehartAug 14, 2010

A really good kid's movie that adults will enjoy watching alongside them. Cute plot, quality voice actors, and two great movies to follow it up! Can't miss.

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Harry210Mar 22, 2011

1995 saw the release of the first computer generated animated feature length film and this movie introduced a whole new way of telling a story. Toy Story marks the first hit movie made by Pixar Animation Studios, who in the early days, prior1995 saw the release of the first computer generated animated feature length film and this movie introduced a whole new way of telling a story. Toy Story marks the first hit movie made by Pixar Animation Studios, who in the early days, prior to the production of this movie, made 4 very fascinating computer generated short films. Toy Story is Pixar"s big leap to the big screen and boy does this movie not disappoint. This movie has an interesting plot and shows what toys would be like when the humans leave them on their own. The movie definitely gets going towards the middle of the movie. This movie has a superb cast of characters and all are perfectly voiced. The presentation, it"s outstanding even by today"s standards. Andy"s toys are running scared because of Andy"s birthday (he pushes his birthday party forward by one week because he"s moving house) is coming up as they are worried that some of them may be replaced by better toys or be outclassed. Woody, a cowboy doll (voiced brilliantly by Tom Hanks) is the leader of the group of Andy"s toys. He"s the dominant toy and Andy"s favourite toy. However, his position is threatened with the arrival of Buzz Lightyear (voiced by Tim Allen): A space ranger toy which strangely thinks that he is a real space ranger. His catchphrase "To infinity and beyond" is so memorable and even gets a neat little mention in Pixar"s next film, A Bugs Life. Buzz thinking that he"s a real space ranger makes me laugh: I mean, he tries to fix his "ship" which he "crash landed" onto Andy, proves that he can fly by using his plastic wings to fly around Andy"s room which Andy"s toys become mesmerised by the display. Hell, he even wants to teach a nasty kid, named Sid who lives next door to Andy"s, a lesson by melting him with his "scary laser". He basically refuses to accept he is a toy until he tries to fly out of a window later on in the movie. Andy"s toys seem delusional and excited over the arrival of Buzz as they find all of the neat stuff that he can do. Woody's jealously gets the better of him as he doesn't want to become second favourite to Andy so he devises a cunning plan to get rid of Buzz. After he accidently knocks him out of the window of Andy's room, Andy's toys are angry at Woody and before they can punish him, Andy and his mother take Woody to Pizza Planet. Buzz and Woody have a brawl at a petrol station and then find themselves at Pizza Planet. They then find themselves in the clutches of the toy bully, Sid which picked them both up at a grabbing toy alien game (or something like that). Now unlike the other 2 Toy Story movies that have an antagonist which is an evil toy, this movie doesn't have that but Sid sorta fits into the evil antagonist category. As Rex would say, Sid "tortures toys, just for fun!" Sid has toys which look horrifying (sort of) and most of them are toys which have been merged with other toys like the toy with the muscular body with a ducks head or the toy that has a toy babies head implanted onto a spider meccano body. As the two try to find a way out of Sid's horrible room, Buzz finally finds out that he is a toy and together with Woody, they make it out of Sid's house (even going far as breaking a few rules). Woody grows to accept Buzz into Andy's toy colony over the course of the movie and like a real cowboy, he becomes the hero of the movie. There are a few sad moments in this movie where Woody is trapped under a milk crate and admits that he doesn't hold a candle to a toy like Buzz and tells Buzz to leave him behind because he thinks Andy would rather play with a toy (which thankfully doesn't happen). When Andy is sad over losing Woody and Buzz, children can definitely relate to that and shows how much he misses his 2 favourite toys. This sets the scene for an exhilarating climax which sees Woody and Buzz trying to catch up with the now departing moving van and their owner Andy which sees Andy's RC car go as fast as the Earth's rotation. The two toys finally make it back and everything is back to normal. The original music composed by Randy Newman is really good and one piece of music that he wrote and sung titled "You've got a friend in me" suits the movie well and is also used in Toy Story's 2 sequels. Pixar have made a film about plastic toys and made the concept an entertaining movie to watch. In this movie, the toys are being portrayed as adults and their job is to look after Andy and be there for him. Toy Story isn't too serious and scary to be watched by kids even though it is rated PG by the BBFC; there is some humour in the movie like the fact that Buzz believes that he is a space ranger, Buzz acting all crazy in the "I am Mrs Nesbitt!" scene and the fact that Mr Potato head keeps losing his body parts. It maybe a computer generated animated movie but it's definitely aimed at people of all ages. I will always love Toy Story and animated films in general regardless of my age.… Expand

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drlowdonDec 24, 2013

The animation may now be slightly dated compared to more modern efforts but Toy Story is one of very few movies than can claim to have truly changed cinema and arguably still remains Disney Pixar's finest hour. Intelligent and funny you'dThe animation may now be slightly dated compared to more modern efforts but Toy Story is one of very few movies than can claim to have truly changed cinema and arguably still remains Disney Pixar's finest hour. Intelligent and funny you'd have to have a heart of stone not to enjoy this movie.… Expand

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YoshipieNov 15, 2011

Great first movie for Pixar; it has given it a fantastic reputation of what we know it as today. Awesome beginning for the trilogy. Recommended for all ages; can be a family classic or for adults reflecting in their childhood. It is always aGreat first movie for Pixar; it has given it a fantastic reputation of what we know it as today. Awesome beginning for the trilogy. Recommended for all ages; can be a family classic or for adults reflecting in their childhood. It is always a great classic.… Expand

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DownniceNov 24, 2012

People giving this movie 3 and 0's is a idiot! Anyways this back then was pure epic and today it still holds up 17 years later. Thanks Pixar for revolution in Animation!

Also If you have a legit reason to give this a 6 then okay but givingPeople giving this movie 3 and 0's is a idiot! Anyways this back then was pure epic and today it still holds up 17 years later. Thanks Pixar for revolution in Animation!

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JawsLaxerDramaDec 22, 2012

A truly, truly great movie. A masterpiece!! All I can say, is "wow, just wow." A brilliant movie for children, teens, and adults. Toy Story deserves every award it has ever earned.

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Compi24Nov 28, 2012

Innocent, beautiful, and revolutionary, "Toy Story" is the personified existence of the virtuous animated family film.

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ReviewGuy818Jan 17, 2013

Toy Story simply is a great animated film, no matter what angle you look at it. The characters are interesting, unique, and rootable, the animation is amazing, the story is entertaining and witty, and it all comes together to make the firstToy Story simply is a great animated film, no matter what angle you look at it. The characters are interesting, unique, and rootable, the animation is amazing, the story is entertaining and witty, and it all comes together to make the first ever computer animated film a surefire classic! Pixar, you scored big time with this! Bravo!… Expand

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ninja_dolphinFeb 9, 2013

Such a nostalgic movie, one of the best animated films of all time only surpassed by it's predecessor. The characters are great, the animation holds up to this day and the film is enjoyable for all ages.

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marcmyworksJun 16, 2019

Toy Story is epic in that it was one of the first 3D animated pictures and it really captured the heart of teamwork and friendship. The film is never preachy and never talks down to its audience.

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diogomendesDec 5, 2014

Its sequel is definitely an improvement, but "Toy Story" still engages the audience, thanks to its expertly written story, some top-notch vocal cast and pretty nice computer animation.

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DBPirate1129Jan 11, 2015

A hilarious and amazing film that begins PIXAR's epic reign as part of Disney. Spectacular casting and acting, great visuals, and an unforgettable adventure make this one of the best Disney movies of all time.

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homer4presidentMar 11, 2015

20 years later, Toy Story remains the classic that it is and shall always be. Great story, great acting tunes by Randy Newman that enhance and move the story along.

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russiangamerAug 26, 2017

Один из лучших мультфильмов в истории, так же является самым влиятельным.
Прекрасный юмор, сюжет, персонажи, мораль - всё это вместе создаёт великолепный эффект, который не даст вам не вписать "Историю Игрушек" в список любимых фильмов.Один из лучших мультфильмов в истории, так же является самым влиятельным.
Прекрасный юмор, сюжет, персонажи, мораль - всё это вместе создаёт великолепный эффект, который не даст вам не вписать "Историю Игрушек" в список любимых фильмов.

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moviemaniacsMar 6, 2016

Walt Disney continues its long tradition of cutting-edge animation with the computer-generated “Toy Story.” The very good news is that, in addition to stylistic innovation, the film sports a provocative and appealing story that’s every bitWalt Disney continues its long tradition of cutting-edge animation with the computer-generated “Toy Story.” The very good news is that, in addition to stylistic innovation, the film sports a provocative and appealing story that’s every bit the equal of this technical achievement. It’s a hard-to-beat combination that will translate into bountiful box office returns and provide the company with a whole new stream of animated product with mass-market appeal.

Actually the brainchild of Pixar — the Northern California animation unit that made the Oscar short “Tin Toy”– the film is a modern parable that effortlessly masks its serious side with a funhouse full of colorful characters and thrilling adventures. But the message and nobility of the effort are unmistakable and laudable. The film is a clever mix of simplicity and sophistication that cuts across all age barriers with essential themes.

The core story involves a group of toys owned by a boy named Andy. They spring to life to form a ragtag community when the human element departs the scene. This normalcy is interrupted only by birthdays and holidays, when there’s a likelihood that Andy will receive some new amusement that will have a negative impact on the existing harmony.

Woody, a cowboy marionette, has been the boy’s longtime, sentimental favorite. He takes a leadership role among his peers, which include a Slinky dog , a piggy bank, Rex the dinosaur, Bo Peep and Mr. Potato Head. Woody has weathered many special occasions and passing fancies and remains supremely confident of his station.

However, as the film opens, he’s put to the test with the arrival of Buzz Lightyear, a galactic superhero with an arsenal of flashy gadgets. The new resident is a gung-ho type with an annoyingly good nature and helpful attitude. The other toys like him and Woody is relegated to a secondary position in the boy’s attention.

Try as he may, the cowboy can’t curb his mounting jealousy and idle thoughts of making the spaceman disappear. When the opportunity arises to “accidentally” do Buzz in, Woody’s weak side prevails.

But it is a temporary lapse and not the character’s true nature. The others may be in a state of shock, but it’s his deep-felt sense of remorse that spurs Woody to set things right and propels the film into a series of misadventures.

What’s initially striking about “Toy Story” is its razzle-dazzle technique and unusual look. The camera loops and zooms in a dizzying fashion that fairly takes one’s breath away. But if the film were merely an exercise in style, it soon would become tiresome.

Rather, the filmmakers display and dispense with the most dazzling elements of computer-generated graphics and concentrate on telling an effective story. Edge-of-the-seat chases and action set pieces organically evolve from the story, not from some new piece of machinery back at the studio.

The film’s emotional qualities are almost haunting. Woody’s roller coaster of feelings is every bit as palpable as that of a live-action hero. And Buzz, despite an intrinsic decency, lives with the delusion that he’s flesh and blood. When he comes face to face with his true identity, the moment is extremely poignant.

“Toy Story’s” most stunning combination of visual and story elements involves the two central characters’ encounter with a band of mutant toys — the perverse creations of the mean kid next door. The message is the old chestnut about judging a book by its cover, and it rarely has been conveyed more effectively.

The filmmakers, led by director John Lasseter, have corralled a first-rate voice cast, with wonderful character turns from the likes of Wallace Shawn as a timorous T-Rex and Don Rickles as a gruff spud. Tom Hanks as Woody and Tim Allen as Buzz lend full-bodied performances to visually agile renderings. As with the best animation, the combination of tech elements serves to draw us into the drama rather than enforce the glass wall of fantasy.

To swipe Buzz’s motto –“To infinity and beyond”–“Toy Story” aims high to go where no animator has gone before. Fears at mission control of the whole effort crashing to Earth proved unwarranted; this is one entertainment that soars to new heights.… Expand

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CineAutoctonoJul 21, 2015

It really has been a new version of the animated film , first computer animated feature film and the first of PIXAR , especially toys have come first and are here to stay .

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MovieManiac1994Jan 4, 2016

Disney's 1995 animated extravaganza came with a gimmick: this was the first ever full-length computer animated feature. In the wrong hands this could merely have been a novelty stretched to film length. In the more than capable digits ofDisney's 1995 animated extravaganza came with a gimmick: this was the first ever full-length computer animated feature. In the wrong hands this could merely have been a novelty stretched to film length. In the more than capable digits of computer wizards Pixar and director John Lasseter, however, the result is triumphant. A hilarious, original, terrifically entertaining movie refreshingly free of sentimentality and a resounding box office success both here and in the US.

The plot centres simply, and to enormous effect, around the concept that toys have a life of their own. Six-year-old Andy's favourite toy is Woody (superbly voiced by Hanks), a cowboy doll, who lords it over his plaything colleagues until the arrival of Buzz Lightyear (Allen), an arrogant "Space Ranger" action figure whose technological accoutrements and "impressive wing-span" quickly steal Andy's affections.

Apart from the growing jealousy, Woody and Buzz's relationship is hindered by the latter's conviction that he is a real superhero instead of a mass-produced plastic figure. It takes a string of mishaps that culminate in the pair becoming ensnared by next-door neighbour Sid - a pint-sized psycho who blows up toys for kicks - for them to bury their differences and escape back to their squeaky-clean extended family before an impending house move.

While the younger set can't fail to be entranced by all this, there are more than enough parent-pleasing moments on offer: a cripplingly funny Close Encounters pastiche; a finale guaranteed to cause fingernails dug into palms; and an undercurrent of innuendo-laced humour that'll go whizzing over the tots heads.

That's all before you consider the animation. Excepting some purposefully fake looking humans, no detail has been spared, from the kiss-curl on Buzz's chin down to the rain water meandering down the outside of a window. The result proves so breathtaking that two-dimensional cartoon fare will never seem the same again. Which offers further, glorious proof that movies aimed at junior cinemagoers are sometimes miles better than those directed at their adult counterparts.

Just perfect. Script, character, animation....this manages to break free of the yoke of 'children's movie' to simply be one of the best movies of the 90's, full-stop.… Expand

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FilmMasterEdJan 6, 2016

Disney's 1995 animated extravaganza came with a gimmick: this was the first ever full-length computer animated feature. In the wrong hands this could merely have been a novelty stretched to film length. In the more than capable digits ofDisney's 1995 animated extravaganza came with a gimmick: this was the first ever full-length computer animated feature. In the wrong hands this could merely have been a novelty stretched to film length. In the more than capable digits of computer wizards Pixar and director John Lasseter, however, the result is triumphant. A hilarious, original, terrifically entertaining movie refreshingly free of sentimentality and a resounding box office success both here and in the US.

The plot centres simply, and to enormous effect, around the concept that toys have a life of their own. Six-year-old Andy's favourite toy is Woody (superbly voiced by Hanks), a cowboy doll, who lords it over his plaything colleagues until the arrival of Buzz Lightyear (Allen), an arrogant "Space Ranger" action figure whose technological accoutrements and "impressive wing-span" quickly steal Andy's affections.

Apart from the growing jealousy, Woody and Buzz's relationship is hindered by the latter's conviction that he is a real superhero instead of a mass-produced plastic figure. It takes a string of mishaps that culminate in the pair becoming ensnared by next-door neighbour Sid - a pint-sized psycho who blows up toys for kicks - for them to bury their differences and escape back to their squeaky-clean extended family before an impending house move.

While the younger set can't fail to be entranced by all this, there are more than enough parent-pleasing moments on offer: a cripplingly funny Close Encounters pastiche; a finale guaranteed to cause fingernails dug into palms; and an undercurrent of innuendo-laced humour that'll go whizzing over the tots heads.

That's all before you consider the animation. Excepting some purposefully fake looking humans, no detail has been spared, from the kiss-curl on Buzz's chin down to the rain water meandering down the outside of a window. The result proves so breathtaking that two-dimensional cartoon fare will never seem the same again. Which offers further, glorious proof that movies aimed at junior cinemagoers are sometimes miles better than those directed at their adult counterparts.

Just perfect. Script, character, animation....this manages to break free of the yoke of 'children's movie' to simply be one of the best movies of the 90's, full-stop.… Expand

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gameguardian21Mar 24, 2016

Just as you age into an adult, you often forget how toys meant to you. But with this movie, it got us thinking not just about toys, but what pixar could do to deliver a great story with some humor and a lesson learned.

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klyted2Feb 29, 2016

this movie is well animated great story to it and it was better than pocahontas but im giving it 9 cuz theres not allot of music but toy story is a movie concept that actually works toy story is a movie your children will love

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FilmClubMar 27, 2016

Walt Disney continues its long tradition of cutting-edge animation with the computer-generated “Toy Story.” The very good news is that, in addition to stylistic innovation, the film sports a provocative and appealing story that’s every bitWalt Disney continues its long tradition of cutting-edge animation with the computer-generated “Toy Story.” The very good news is that, in addition to stylistic innovation, the film sports a provocative and appealing story that’s every bit the equal of this technical achievement.

Actually the brainchild of Pixar — the Northern California animation unit that made the Oscar short “Tin Toy”– the film is a modern parable that effortlessly masks its serious side with a funhouse full of colorful characters and thrilling adventures. But the message and nobility of the effort are unmistakable and laudable. The film is a clever mix of simplicity and sophistication that cuts across all age barriers with essential themes.

The core story involves a group of toys owned by a boy named Andy. They spring to life to form a ragtag community when the human element departs the scene. This normalcy is interrupted only by birthdays and holidays, when there’s a likelihood that Andy will receive some new amusement that will have a negative impact on the existing harmony.

Woody, a cowboy marionette, has been the boy’s longtime, sentimental favorite. He takes a leadership role among his peers, which include a Slinky dog , a piggy bank, Rex the dinosaur, Bo Peep and Mr. Potato Head. Woody has weathered many special occasions and passing fancies and remains supremely confident of his station.

However, as the film opens, he’s put to the test with the arrival of Buzz Lightyear, a galactic superhero with an arsenal of flashy gadgets. The new resident is a gung-ho type with an annoyingly good nature and helpful attitude. The other toys like him and Woody is relegated to a secondary position in the boy’s attention.

Try as he may, the cowboy can’t curb his mounting jealousy and idle thoughts of making the spaceman disappear. When the opportunity arises to “accidentally” do Buzz in, Woody’s weak side prevails.

But it is a temporary lapse and not the character’s true nature. The others may be in a state of shock, but it’s his deep-felt sense of remorse that spurs Woody to set things right and propels the film into a series of misadventures.

What’s initially striking about “Toy Story” is its razzle-dazzle technique and unusual look. The camera loops and zooms in a dizzying fashion that fairly takes one’s breath away. But if the film were merely an exercise in style, it soon would become tiresome.

Rather, the filmmakers display and dispense with the most dazzling elements of computer-generated graphics and concentrate on telling an effective story. Edge-of-the-seat chases and action set pieces organically evolve from the story, not from some new piece of machinery back at the studio.

The film’s emotional qualities are almost haunting. Woody’s roller coaster of feelings is every bit as palpable as that of a live-action hero. And Buzz, despite an intrinsic decency, lives with the delusion that he’s flesh and blood. When he comes face to face with his true identity, the moment is extremely poignant.

“Toy Story’s” most stunning combination of visual and story elements involves the two central characters’ encounter with a band of mutant toys — the perverse creations of the mean kid next door. The message is the old chestnut about judging a book by its cover, and it rarely has been conveyed more effectively.

The filmmakers, led by director John Lasseter, have corralled a first-rate voice cast, with wonderful character turns from the likes of Wallace Shawn as a timorous T-Rex and Don Rickles as a gruff spud. Tom Hanks as Woody and Tim Allen as Buzz lend full-bodied performances to visually agile renderings. As with the best animation, the combination of tech elements serves to draw us into the drama rather than enforce the glass wall of fantasy.

To swipe Buzz’s motto –“To infinity and beyond”–“Toy Story” aims high to go where no animator has gone before. Fears at mission control of the whole effort crashing to Earth proved unwarranted; this is one entertainment that soars to new heights.… Expand

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MovieMasterEddyApr 6, 2016

'Toy Story': From Plastic to Fantastic!

The Nutcracker Prince, Pooh, the Velveteen Rabbit: Toys, as every kid knows, come to life when you're not looking. It is a fundamental of childhood, a notion that is sent up and oh-so-joyously'Toy Story': From Plastic to Fantastic!

The Nutcracker Prince, Pooh, the Velveteen Rabbit: Toys, as every kid knows, come to life when you're not looking. It is a fundamental of childhood, a notion that is sent up and oh-so-joyously celebrated in the irreverent, ingenious "Toy Story."

Though computer-animated rather than hand-drawn, this wry, rippingly paced buddy movie is as delightful in its own way as any of Walt Disney's traditional fairy tales. In fact, it's a nice change of pace to see the studio draw magic from this modern tale about ordinary 20th-century kid Andy and his eager-to-please playthings.

Conceived and directed by John Lasseter (a pioneer of compu-tooning), the picture offers an eye-popping parade of 3-D-seeming anthropomorphs, but it also has enormous humanity and heart. Lasseter, who brought a baby lamp uncannily to life in the 1986 short "Luxo Jr.," here even more convincingly awakens hambone piggy banks and sly slinky toys.

Of course, all the digital gimmickry would count for nothing were it not for the zany and zealous vocal cast, headlined by Tom Hanks as Woody, a traditional pull-string talking cowboy whose position as 6-year-old Andy's favorite toy is threatened by the arrival of a space action figure, Buzz Lightyear (voiced by Tim Allen).

Written by a quartet that includes Joss Whedon of "Speed," "Toy Story" has more in common with "Lethal Weapon" than classics like "Bambi," though kids who have been bumped from center stage by new siblings will readily identify with Woody's guilt and fears. They'll probably even relate when Woody accidentally knocks the studly Buzz out Andy's bedroom window.

The other toys-even Woody's pliant sidekick, Slinky Dog (voiced by Jim Varney)-suspect foul play. When Mr. Potato Head (voiced by Don Rickles), the spud who overheard the thud, flat-out accuses Woody of plasticide, the gangly cowpoke must redeem himself by bringing Buzz back home. This would be easier if the bull-headed action guy weren't suffering from the delusion that he really is an astronaut sent to save the world from the evil Emperor Zurg. Nevertheless, the boy toys bond as they make their way through a series of scary adventures.

The simple story is enlivened by the distinctive personalities of the toys, especially the irascible tater head, the supportive Bo Peep lamp (voiced by Annie Potts) and a neurotic plastic dinosaur (voiced by Wallace Shawn): "I'm going for fearsome here, but I don't feel it," worries the timorous T-Rex. "I'm worried it just comes off as annoying."

When it comes to Andy's toys, failure is not an option, for they think of themselves as entertainment professionals. They even have regular staff meetings with flow charts and inspirational speeches. This mind-set and a multitude of cheeky inside jokes-no bad words in front of preschool toys-will keep adults entertained while the dazzling derring-do of the toy toons will keep the youngsters enchanted. Toyland was never like this.… Expand

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DeJonFilmCriticMay 7, 2016

A new start for a new company, but will it bring Pixar to early success?
Yes, indeed it will! Toy Story is a ground-breaking animated movie that brings tons of fun for the whole family. Giving us memorable and lovable characters, along withA new start for a new company, but will it bring Pixar to early success?
Yes, indeed it will! Toy Story is a ground-breaking animated movie that brings tons of fun for the whole family. Giving us memorable and lovable characters, along with a great story that makes the movie a winner.… Expand

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buzzsparkApr 15, 2018

Some of the animation has dated poorly, but it's still a spectacle to look at even after all these years.

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SadeedsFeb 16, 2018

I feel this movie deserves a 9 cause I've watched it a few times and its never gets boring funny the toys are smart the story just never gets old but it doesent deserve a 10 because I feel since this is a kids movie theirsI feel this movie deserves a 9 cause I've watched it a few times and its never gets boring funny the toys are smart the story just never gets old but it doesent deserve a 10 because I feel since this is a kids movie theirs exploding soilders and to kid this might be a bit of violence harsh sense of humor plus subcribe WolfJuanda… Expand

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13freedom13Mar 6, 2020

u know for a movie it is really well made and for pixar's first movie it should be getting the credit it deserves

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LivingTribunalJun 17, 2019

This film created a whole new genre called Pixar, and they succeeded so much. Toy Story is still one of the best animated films of all time. When I first saw it when I was young, I thought it was just cool for Andy, but now I get that I wasThis film created a whole new genre called Pixar, and they succeeded so much. Toy Story is still one of the best animated films of all time. When I first saw it when I was young, I thought it was just cool for Andy, but now I get that I was Woody, and Buzz at that time.… Expand

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ErikTheCriticOct 11, 2018

The very first Pixar film that introduced us to its magic, offering us a fantastic adventure, very moving scenes, and a pitch-perfect voice cast.

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BitbatAug 3, 2019

This movie is an instant classic that will have viewers , especially children immersed. Although the animation is a bit outdated, the jokes aren't repetitive and the characters are quite likeable, especially Woody and Buzz.

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Daniel_NFeb 6, 2021

Toy Story is one of those films that impresses you every watch. It may be considered Pixar's best film in their catalog, but it also helped to spawn several masterpieces thereafter.

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griersonApr 8, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. muy buena peli de pricipio a fin con canciones originales que no olvidas,personajes entretenidos,lo que me gusta es que cuando andy se iva sus juguetes cobraban vida,tambien que todos los juguetes enfrentaban sus los problemas juntos,al final el villano queda un poco traumado con sus propias creaciones ya que empiezan a cobrar vida para ayudar a sus nuevos amigos(woody y buzz).… Expand

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TomtagApr 16, 2019

The best Pixar movie I've ever seen, one of the best Disney movies I've ever seen and also one of the greatest animated movies I've ever seen - everything is so good in here (especially when toys come to life)

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dxrgamer2234Jun 15, 2022

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commonchrisJul 5, 2019

Woody isn't made out of wood. Come on pixar step your wood game up. My dad works with wood and he could make a woody out of wood for you.

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brendanmcc02Sep 4, 2020

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Beautifully captures the endearing blissfulness of childhood. As a child, the smallest and most meaningless problems in the world are sometimes magnified - In the case of Andy, the loss of his favourite toy results in heartbreak, whereas for his mother (an adult), this simple mishappening proves to be insignificant ("Honey, I'm sure he's around. You'll find him"), but through the eyes of a child: it can mean the end of the world.

Furthermore, I was also fortunate enough to have parents that cloaked me in bliss regarding the problems around me. This is best demonstrated when Andy's mother announces that they are moving, Andy is ecstatic - however, as an audience we can see that moving house can be an exciting experience, but it also comes with a headache of stress and logistics. However, these banal matters are never brought to Andy's attention; Andy's Mom takes this responsibility upon her shoulders without her son noticing a single thing. This kind of bliss between a child and parent figure is depicted seamlessly in the film.

Moreover, The writing of Buzz and Woody are phenomenal. Both characters start in similar places - Woody believes himself to be special, but for the wrong reasons. He has a self-centered view of himself, believing himself to be special because he is Andy's favourite toy. Likewise, Buzz (naively) believes himself to be special because he thinks he is a genuine space ranger. Both characters then embark on a journey of self-discovery. Along this adventure, both characters must accept their true purpose and what makes them special - they are not special for the reasons above, they are special because they are Andy's Toys.

You often hear the phrase "It made me feel like a kid again". However, in this case it is most apt. In fact, I didn't just "feel" like a kid for the 81-minute runtime. I was a kid, bewildered and in awe of the moments exuberantly brought to life on-screen.

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MarcH93Jan 30, 2020

Great family fun, contains humor for children and adults. Teaches children values, and how to treat your toys. This movie shows children how friendships can last for a life time, and how being mean and a bully is not appropriate. DefiantlyGreat family fun, contains humor for children and adults. Teaches children values, and how to treat your toys. This movie shows children how friendships can last for a life time, and how being mean and a bully is not appropriate. Defiantly recommend if you have not seen this movie.… Expand

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imtheamoraMar 26, 2020

Ok if the reviewing system on Metacritic was more in depth I would give this a 9.5, this movie is fantastic. The impressive animation for the time, the imaginative world, and the characters, this movie was the best start Pixar could everOk if the reviewing system on Metacritic was more in depth I would give this a 9.5, this movie is fantastic. The impressive animation for the time, the imaginative world, and the characters, this movie was the best start Pixar could ever make. My only problem with the film is that sometimes this movie is just...a little boring. But otherwise it is amazing!… Expand

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AnimaDraws2DSAug 28, 2020

Its very enjoyable with very fun characters and a great writting :)

My Score: 93-94

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ChristianShowDec 16, 2020

Pretty great overall, nice characters, a good story, and a awesome world and idea, sure the animation is dated but it's still strong.

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LuissDtApr 2, 2022

Enchanting and unforgettable, Toy Story will forever mark animation and our hearts.

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Kostas_SpirouDec 29, 2021

One of those animated movies that I grew up with, and to this day it's still fantastic. It's filled with action and humor, the pacing is great, and the characters are very likeable. This movie will be remembered as one of Disney's greatests for sure.

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TheMovieThingsSep 6, 2023

Toy Story is a whimsical, hilarious, heartfelt story with an incredible display of brand new technology. I found myself laughing out loud much more than I thought I would, and the sheer creativity on display is astounding. Very evident thatToy Story is a whimsical, hilarious, heartfelt story with an incredible display of brand new technology. I found myself laughing out loud much more than I thought I would, and the sheer creativity on display is astounding. Very evident that some genius storytellers put this thing together. Fantastic movie. It's a must-see.… Expand

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[Anonymous]Sep 21, 2005

Liked it as a kid, and it's still quite likable today.

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Tav2244Nov 19, 2012

Toy Story is a good movie. A great movie even. The first part of a brilliant trilogy, Toy Story sets the foundations for two exceptional films. As good as it is, I just think it is lacking something. Nevertheless, it's still a brilliant filmToy Story is a good movie. A great movie even. The first part of a brilliant trilogy, Toy Story sets the foundations for two exceptional films. As good as it is, I just think it is lacking something. Nevertheless, it's still a brilliant film and one you ought to see.… Expand

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beingryanjudeAug 27, 2014

A vision. Toy Story is the most profound animated film of the modern era. To have this much depth of story in a "children's" movie is astounding. This one isn't just for the kids, I assure you.

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OfficialNov 3, 2013

"Toy Story" is an excellent movie. Anyone who says otherwise are kidding themselves. The computer animation is fantastic, and along with a great storyline, it creates a visually stunning nicely-paced adventure.

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TheDarkKnight22Sep 8, 2014

The movie that started the great children's movie series. The movie still looks great today, the voice acting holds up and it is a great movie for kids and people who grew up in that generation.

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joao1198pedroOct 31, 2013

the first disney pixar film is still one of the best animation movies ever made,i grow up watching this terrific movie wich deserves a very big medal.

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RayzorMooseNov 12, 2013

Toy Story is a heart warming animated tale.
An animated masterpiece that will bring smiles to all ages with lovable characters and unprecedented realism.

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elsylorenaJul 20, 2014

Una buena película, que tiene toques de comedia y de drama, con una buena animación, no se le puede criticar, pero para mi gusto existen mejores películas.

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FilmMasterApr 21, 2015

Woody, a jovial cowboy doll, is the happy and contented boss of all the toys in Andy's room and young Andy's clear favourite..until the arrival of Buzz Lightyear, a Space Ranger toy, who is, as yet, unaware that he is 'just' a toy...

ToyWoody, a jovial cowboy doll, is the happy and contented boss of all the toys in Andy's room and young Andy's clear favourite..until the arrival of Buzz Lightyear, a Space Ranger toy, who is, as yet, unaware that he is 'just' a toy...

Toy Story, Disney's first feature-length foray into computer animation, postulates that they do it all by themselves. Toys have their own magical world which comes to life any time the lights are out or people aren't around. Any who doubt this should take a look at Toy Story. You'll never again feel quite the same way about Mr. Potato Head, Monkeys in a Barrel, or Slinkies.

Of course, the visual aspect is the centerpiece of Toy Story. The computer-generated effects are a marvel. Rich in unexpected detail (the grain of a wood floor, fingerprints and chipped paint on a door, reflections in polished surfaces, and so on...), this colorful and brilliantly-rendered aspect of the film would alone be worth the price of admission. It's something of a bonus that the characters, dialogue, and story provide entertainment value of their own.

How does Toy Story compare to Disney's more conventional animated features? They're really very different types of productions. This film is less artistic and more technologically impressive. Despite a few Randy Newman songs, it's not really a musical. Of course, the target audience is the same, and everything from Disney embraces "family values", but it's difficult - and unfair - to make an effective contrast of the two film making styles.

The one big negative about Toy Story involves Disney's overcommercialization. Already, Woody and Buzz dolls line store shelves. Burger King is coming out with figurines. It won't be long before the movie is drowned in hype. So, from the perspective of pure entertainment, it's a good idea to see Toy Story before the deluge of promotions becomes so excessive that it turns off every adult. Frankly, the movie deserves a less ignominious fate than the marketing overkill which will surely overcome it.… Expand

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MovieManiac83Apr 24, 2015

Ever wonder how toys apparently get from one place to another with no human help? Toy Story, Disney's first feature-length foray into computer animation, postulates that they do it all by themselves. Toys have their own magical world whichEver wonder how toys apparently get from one place to another with no human help? Toy Story, Disney's first feature-length foray into computer animation, postulates that they do it all by themselves. Toys have their own magical world which comes to life any time the lights are out or people aren't around. Any who doubt this should take a look at Toy Story. You'll never again feel quite the same way about Mr. Potato Head, Monkeys in a Barrel, or Slinkies.

Of course, the visual aspect is the centerpiece of Toy Story. The computer-generated effects are a marvel. Rich in unexpected detail (the grain of a wood floor, fingerprints and chipped paint on a door, reflections in polished surfaces, and so on...), this colorful and brilliantly-rendered aspect of the film would alone be worth the price of admission. It's something of a bonus that the characters, dialogue, and story provide entertainment value of their own.

Toy Story is a buddy movie/adventure tale with an understated lesson about the value of friendship. Parents might also be able to use some of what transpires to encourage their offspring to put away toys after playtime. While the screenplay isn't a marvel of originality, it is capable of holding the attention - light, undemanding fun that never gets too immature or syrupy. There's also quite a bit of intelligent wit that will go above the heads of younger viewers - that stuff's for Mom and Dad.

How does Toy Story compare to Disney's more conventional animated features? They're really very different types of productions. This film is less artistic and more technologically impressive. Despite a few Randy Newman songs, it's not really a musical. Of course, the target audience is the same, and everything from Disney embraces "family values", but it's difficult - and unfair - to make an effective contrast of the two film making styles.

The one big negative about Toy Story involves Disney's overcommercialization. Already, Woody and Buzz dolls line store shelves. Burger King is coming out with figurines. It won't be long before the movie is drowned in hype. So, from the perspective of pure entertainment, it's a good idea to see Toy Story before the deluge of promotions becomes so excessive that it turns off every adult. Frankly, the movie deserves a less ignominious fate than the marketing overkill which will surely overcome it.… Expand

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CinemaSinsMay 9, 2015

Ever wonder how toys apparently get from one place to another with no human help? Toy Story, Disney's first feature-length foray into computer animation, postulates that they do it all by themselves. Toys have their own magical world whichEver wonder how toys apparently get from one place to another with no human help? Toy Story, Disney's first feature-length foray into computer animation, postulates that they do it all by themselves. Toys have their own magical world which comes to life any time the lights are out or people aren't around. Any who doubt this should take a look at Toy Story. You'll never again feel quite the same way about Mr. Potato Head, Monkeys in a Barrel, or Slinkies.

Of course, the visual aspect is the centerpiece of Toy Story. The computer-generated effects are a marvel. Rich in unexpected detail (the grain of a wood floor, fingerprints and chipped paint on a door, reflections in polished surfaces, and so on...), this colorful and brilliantly-rendered aspect of the film would alone be worth the price of admission. It's something of a bonus that the characters, dialogue, and story provide entertainment value of their own.

Toy Story is a buddy movie/adventure tale with an understated lesson about the value of friendship. Parents might also be able to use some of what transpires to encourage their offspring to put away toys after playtime. While the screenplay isn't a marvel of originality, it is capable of holding the attention - light, undemanding fun that never gets too immature or syrupy. There's also quite a bit of intelligent wit that will go above the heads of younger viewers - that stuff's for Mom and Dad.

How does Toy Story compare to Disney's more conventional animated features? They're really very different types of productions. This film is less artistic and more technologically impressive. Despite a few Randy Newman songs, it's not really a musical. Of course, the target audience is the same, and everything from Disney embraces "family values", but it's difficult - and unfair - to make an effective contrast of the two film making styles.

The one big negative about Toy Story involves Disney's overcommercialization. Already, Woody and Buzz dolls line store shelves. Burger King is coming out with figurines. It won't be long before the movie is drowned in hype. So, from the perspective of pure entertainment, it's a good idea to see Toy Story before the deluge of promotions becomes so excessive that it turns off every adult. Frankly, the movie deserves a less ignominious fate than the marketing overkill which will surely overcome it.… Expand

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SrPepeJan 6, 2018

Un peliculón de Pixar de principio a fin, una verdadera obra maestra de la animación.

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reviewfrom19842Oct 5, 2016

An amazing movie. With charters that are likeable and fun to watch. It's my less favorite toy story movie but it's still amazing movie................

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shiftworkerAug 22, 2016

Sibling rivalry in the toy box plus kids growing too old for their favourite toys. Awww. Easily the best of the franchise to date. As I'm firmly in the sadly neglected pile of life's debris myself these days, I find Toy Story has soemSibling rivalry in the toy box plus kids growing too old for their favourite toys. Awww. Easily the best of the franchise to date. As I'm firmly in the sadly neglected pile of life's debris myself these days, I find Toy Story has soem poignant parallels with my own pathetic existence, but it doesn't spoil my enjoyment of this gem.… Expand

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OnlyAGreatOnlyOct 21, 2017

The movie is good according to me, it's not as good as WALL-E, it's fine, just fine, I like it. It's nice; as the movie is fun and entertaining and some kind of goof.

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FilipeNetoFeb 17, 2018

This film tells a story of rivalry between two toys: a cowboy doll named Woody and an action figure named Buzz Lightyear. They will fight for the affection of a child from the moment that Buzz is offered to him as a gift, threatening Woody'sThis film tells a story of rivalry between two toys: a cowboy doll named Woody and an action figure named Buzz Lightyear. They will fight for the affection of a child from the moment that Buzz is offered to him as a gift, threatening Woody's place as his favorite toy. A rivalry that will lead to a strong friendship between them. Directed by John Lasseter, one of the brightest minds of Pixar Studios, the film features the voices of Tom Hanks (as Woody) and Tim Allen (as Buzz) for the main characters.

This was the film that launched Pixar to success, in a journey that still goes and deserves the respect of all admirers of the seventh art. The story of this film is deeply moving, not only to focus on strong themes like loyalty and friendship but, mainly, because it mess with our fondest memories by involving toys that we all played when we were kids. Its not a coincidence that we see, in this film, toys of our parents and grandparents living with action figures and games of our time. This film tries to touch everyone, from the small audience to the adults who take them to the movies. It's a great movie for the family and it's still current today, twenty years after his premiere.… Expand

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GrantD243Oct 7, 2019

This remains one of my favorite films of all-time and by far the favorite of my childhood. Watching the film as an adult, though, you do realize some of the flaws it has, particularly in the story department. I still love it to death, though.

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NoahboyJul 13, 2019

Toy Story (1995): While the villian didn't really do anything wrong (as he didn't know toys were alive), Buzz pretending to be a toy doesn't make sense, and the animation doesn't hold up, this movie is heartwarming, funny, and entertainingToy Story (1995): While the villian didn't really do anything wrong (as he didn't know toys were alive), Buzz pretending to be a toy doesn't make sense, and the animation doesn't hold up, this movie is heartwarming, funny, and entertaining for all ages.… Expand

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All_ButTrU4May 9, 2022

animation may now be slightly dated compared to more modern efforts but Toy Story is one of very few movies than can claim to have truly changed cinema and arguably still remains Disney Pixar's finest hour. Intelligent and funny you'd have toanimation may now be slightly dated compared to more modern efforts but Toy Story is one of very few movies than can claim to have truly changed cinema and arguably still remains Disney Pixar's finest hour. Intelligent and funny you'd have to have a heart of stone not to enjoy this movie.… Expand

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ARGzelderJun 23, 2019

Revolucionaria en su tiempo, histórica hoy en día, "Toy Story" es el primer largometraje desarrollado sólo en computadoras y que nos trae la gran historia de Woody y Buzz.
La historia nos presenta un mundo donde los juguetes tienen voluntadRevolucionaria en su tiempo, histórica hoy en día, "Toy Story" es el primer largometraje desarrollado sólo en computadoras y que nos trae la gran historia de Woody y Buzz.
La historia nos presenta un mundo donde los juguetes tienen voluntad propia durante el tiempo que los humanos no estamos presentes con ellos. Woody es quien dirige la habitación, y tras la llegada de Buzz, ve cómo su mundo va cambiando al perder el título de juguete favorito.
La animación y la idea tras "Toy Story" es brillante, en verdad sientes como sería el mundo de los juguetes dentro de la habitación si tuvieran vida, y la historia de entre los protagonistas que representa el cambio de lo tradicional reemplazado por la tecnología es brillante.
No tengo palabras en contra de esta gran historia, aunque hayan huecos argumentales y los humanos no hayan salido tan favorecidos es un pormenor por dar un paso adelante en la historia de la animación.
La recomiendo totalmente, es una película de mi infancia que funciona perfectamente hoy en día.… Expand

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sebastianaliJun 29, 2019

La vida desde la perspectiva de los juguetes, que puede salir mal? Una propuesta muy original que amo. La historia esta muy bien hecha, combina muy bien con la atmósfera que transmite y es capaz de atraer tanto a niños como a adultos por susLa vida desde la perspectiva de los juguetes, que puede salir mal? Una propuesta muy original que amo. La historia esta muy bien hecha, combina muy bien con la atmósfera que transmite y es capaz de atraer tanto a niños como a adultos por sus personajes, historia reconfortante y humor, todo esto muy bien llevado a cabo. El único problema que tengo con la película es que Woody en esta película, a diferencia de las posteriores secuelas, no es un gran protagonista que digamos. Actúa mas como un semi-antagonista muy celoso y que si bien en las demás secuelas fue cambiando su personalidad para mejor y junto con Buzz forman un gran duo, en esta se sienten algo separados, y eso personalmente no me ha gustado mucho. Si que me gusto como se fue desarrollando su personalidad con el paso del tiempo, pero no me gusto como fue Woody de base. Igualmente es una gran película que no pueden dejar pasar.… Expand

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