1995 Directed by John Lasseter
Led by Woody, Andy's toys live happily in his room until Andy's birthday brings Buzz Lightyear onto the scene. Afraid of losing his place in Andy's heart, Woody plots against Buzz. But when circumstances separate Buzz and Woody from their owner, the duo eventually learns to put aside their differences.
Tom Hanks Tim Allen Don Rickles Jim Varney Wallace Shawn John Ratzenberger Annie Potts John Morris Erik von Detten Laurie Metcalf R. Lee Ermey Sarah Freeman Penn Jillette Jack Angel Spencer Aste Greg Berg Lisa Bradley Kendall Cunningham Debi Derryberry Cody Dorkin Bill Farmer Craig Good Gregory Grudt Danielle Judovits Sam Lasseter Brittany Levenbrown Sherry Lynn Scott McAfee Mickie McGowan Show All…
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the most relatable part of this movie is when buzz becomes self-aware, has an existential crisis and sinks into depression
24 years later, Toy Story still remains as one of the best and cleverly written animated films of all time. Only an uncultured swine would tell otherwise.
woody to the other toys: i did not hit him it's not true it's bullshit i did not hit him i did not
I sympathize with Sid, he’s just poor so he creates new toys because he can’t afford new ones
It's not really amazing until the last 20 minutes, but man are those last 20 minutes amazing. Woody is an annoying asshole most of the movie, Sid's house is such an unpleasant location, and the animation has aged way worse than I remember. But ultimately the Woody-Buzz dynamic carries this movie pretty far. Still, 2 and 3 outshine it pretty hard.
*sigh*
This really is the most depressing film ever. I'd do anything to be able to see this as a kid.
Even after the gazillionth viewing I still feel this ode to childhood sports one of the best scripts ever written.
Like everything else in this film it's flawless.
That whole final sequence starting from the escape from Sid’s is so perfectly constructed. It’s like a 21 Chekhov’s guns salute.
Everything you could ever need to know about screenwriting can be learned from this movie. No scene is wasted, everything serves more than one purpose, it's the definition of a tight script. Masterpiece.
Toy Story is a story about toys; told at a brisk pace, with memorable characters, unforgettable music and groundbreaking special effects for the ages.
What a perfect theme song! Randy Newman's You've Got a Friend in Me. It fits Buzz and Woody to a tee. Andy also has a friend in both of them. The old best friend, and the new one.
I love the pace. Short runtime. Simple story. Solid conclusion. Super satisfying dialogue.
The effects are lights out. Pixar changed the game forever. Toy Story is 20 plus years old, but it still looks better than a lot of animated movies made today.
Tom Hanks and Tim Allen are spot-on voice casting. I have a problem with some…
it's about time we all addressed the fact that Mr Potato Head is undoubtedly the true villain of this film
