I’m of two minds about this film’s story. I kept most of my toys from childhood, and I still think preserving them for future generations is a noble effort. That said, when my nephew picked up some of my Ninja Turtles from when my brother and I were kids and started playing with them, I lit up.
Fun fact: the cowboy hat that Andy wears, is actually a big version of Jessie’s hat. There’s a theory that Andy’s mom is Emily who previously owned Jessie but never got rid of the hat. When Jessie sings about her time with Emily we can see owned the same hat and would eventually give it to Andy.
The song When She Loved Me was nominated for Best Original Song Oscar losing to You'll Be In My Heart from Tarzan. There is a theory that Jessie's owner of Emily was Andy's mom as the timeline matches and the cowboy hat worn is the same that Andy has. When they are flashing through the tv channels you can see several Easter Eggs of Picar shorts. The singing voice of Wheezy at the end was singer Robert Goulet who people will know best as the singing voice of Mikey in Recess.
Oh goodness, I wish that was a thing. Like just have a moment where Andy's mom finds Jessie and has a moment of childhood remembrance. That would have been awesome. But alas, it remains a theory.
@@rickardroach9075 That is the secondary thing people would know him for. I was referring to those who grew up when this film came out. It was an animated show made by Disney.
When my son was 3 or 4, we would watch this all the time, and he would act out Buzz’s moves during the entire opening sequence. He had the most serious look on his face. It was priceless. Last weekend I took him out for his first time driving. They really do grow up fast. 😢😊
Watching this reaction for the second time, I never picked up before when Jesse says to Bullseye: (@ 19:50) “We’re part of a family again!” I never realised that someone gave Bullseye away. Whatever monster did that needs to have their head read.
This was going to be a straight to video movie but they thought “ We have Tom Hanks and Tim Allen in this movie” so they added some scenes (wheezy) to make it longer and released it in theaters
A few of the other actors to return besides the main ones were John Ratzenburger as Hamm, Wallace Shawn as Rex, Don Rickles as Mr. Potato Head, Annie Potts as Bo Peep, and Jim Varney as Slinky. A few notable new ones were Estelle Harris as Mrs. Potato Head, Joan Cusack as Jessie, Wayne Knight as Al, and Kelsey Grammar as Stinky Pete.
TV Show tie-in: the voice actor for Prospector is Kelsey Grammar, who played Dr. Frazier Crane on Cheers; Pig is voiced by John Ratzenberger, who portrayed Cliff Claven also on Cheers. The character Pig’s personality and voice inflections are a parody on the Cliff Claven character, something he keeps in all the Pixar movies he voice acts for.
Hey Shan! I'm catching up on some videos of yours I didn't watch (suddenly occurred to me I hadn't seen any recommendations from you in my feed in quite some time). Looking at your page I found that your posts _GREATLY_ slowed down over the last year. Is everything okay? Life picked up in some other direction? All's well?
There is a belief that Emily is actually Andy’s mother. The hat that Andy wears when playing with Woody is actually a Bazooka Jane hat. That makes sense.
Bug's Life came out between Toy Story 1 and 2. It was the first Pixar movie to have fake bloopers in the credits. I think Toy Story 2 was initially released without the bloopers, but they added them a couple of weeks later and released the movie with new marketing that mentioned the addition of the bloopers. Every frame in the luggage maze scene took around 20 hours to render.
This is such a great film, possibly one of the best sequels out there. Personally, I think that Toy Story 3 and Toy Story 4 are also wonderful and worth checking out.
Both Toy Story 3 and Bugs Life are a must. TS3 deals with the idea of growing up futher and was a a fantastic end to the series (I refuse to see Toy Story 4 as the 3rd one ended so well for me)
One of the few franchises that kept getting better. My kids were young when the first one came out & going to see 3 & 4 when they were older in the theaters was very emotional for all of us, even dad.
These movies touch me because i was growing up as each movie was coming out. This one inspired me to start passing on my old toys to my younger siblings. It was beautiful and emotional moment in my young life.
Really love your perspective and reactions, it's great that you're also looking at the cinematography and script and everything else, it's so rare and you do it so well. Can't wait for you to get to the newer Star Trek movies, but in the meantime I am hoping again you've got Pleasanville (1998) on your list. IMO one of the best films of the last 30 years, so many layers and so fulfilling at the end. (crosses fingers)
So glad you enjoyed TS2, Shan, and you really got the themes and how this was for adults, too. Emotional, deep, and funny. A big highlight for me seeing this in a packed theater was the elevator scene Stars Wars take off -- the joke had all the adults howling with laughter as evil Zerg discloses the secret that "I am your father!" and Buzz cries Nooooooooo falling backward down the elevator shaft. Classic. And folks who stayed through the credits got to enjoy the treat of the unexpected blooper scenes. I tend to agree with you, this one was even better than the first Toy Story!
12:08 The voice of The Cleaner is Jonathan Harris, probably best known as the fussy villain Dr. Zachary Smith of the 1960s science-fiction series _Lost in Space._
Funny story I called the hotel where the convention was being held. I asked the fron desk if anyone had information on what time Jonathan Harris would be appearing. I was put on hold and a minute later a voice came on and said Helloooo in that very distinctive voice. They had switched me to his room by accident. I started freaking out running around the room with the phone in my hand but pulled myself together and asked when he would be appearing. Let me check my shedule ( how he pronounced it). He proceeded to give me his appearance times and added I hope to see you there. When I met him and relayed the story he got a kick out of it and graciously signed everything I presented. Unfortunately he passed away months later.
One thing I wish the movies would address is, do all toys believe they're the fictional characters they're based on at first? We see that with the other Buzz Lightyears, but Woody seems to be completely unaware of his history.
There's a magazine myth being pushed that Toy Story 2 was almost deleted during production. The fact is however is that the movie ( story, animation, etc.) was completely redone once it was decided that it's be a theatrical release. That anecdote is about a previous version of the film that was meant for video only release. Still, learning the production history shows how troubled they can be for films from a management standpoint.
Great react- love the..No I am your father!..line; gets me every time. Your analysis is always spot on and told with confidence and conviction… keep’em coming!
13:38 - There is a fan theory (Which I don't think Pixar ever confirmed or denied) that Emily, Jessie's former owner, was *Andy's mom*, because: In the first movie, the hat that Andy wears is not Woodie's brown hat but the exact same red with white stitched edge hat as Jessie! So Emily could have inspired Andy's love of cowboys and Woodie because Jessie was her favorite childhood toy.
Shan been watching for about a year and a half. I'm particular about who I subscribe to and I just just clicked your subscribe button. Of all the reaction channels I watch, you are the only one that critiques films from a technical and "film-maker's" point of view. I love it. Have you ever watched "Never Cry Wolf" or "Black Beauty" both by same director Carol Ballard? Awesome films, think you'd enjoy both.
Tim Allen and Tom Hanks got to see a screening of the movie together before release and both were crying during the "When She Loved Me"sequence. This was the first Pixar with the fake bloopers. 3 is fantastic and the real ending of the franchise for me(4 felt unnecessary. Not BAD, but 3 was like "Godfather II"or "the Dark Knight", the perfect ending and any followups didn't feel necessary. The bloopers scene with Prospector/Stinky Pete has been said to reference Harvey Weinstein years before "MeToo". "Bugs Life"is definitely worth watching(and is sort of a jokey version of "Seven Samurai/Magnificent Seven"). There were some joking interviews after the movie, with Prospector admitting he likes his new owner and getting makeovers. This was one of the last films of Jim Varney(Ernest/Slinky)before his passing. The other was "Atlantis:the Lost Empire").
This was awesome! Seriously can’t wait to see your reaction to the third movie. 😄 Funnily enough, I actually ended up taking my favorite toy to college. Yes…yes, I did. I thought my roommates would make fun of me but they loved it.
Not only is Toy Story 3 great, but so is the 4th movie 😉 A Bug's Life is definitely worth a watch, it was Pixar's 2nd movie after the 1st Toy Story movie 🙂
This is my favorite of the Toy Story movies though i haven't seen Toy Story 4 the whole way, i doubt my mind will change. Toy Story 3 was really good as well.
I used to discribe this Movie as "Die Hard for Preschoolers". I've rarely seen a Kids Movie that is so Action packed from Start to finish and that is so well built. Imo it is by far the best out of the Toy Story Films and it is the best sequel ever made as it is far better than the first, which already is a great movie. As for Bug's Life: It's excellent. You can blindly watch any Pixar up to the Incredibles + Wall-e, Up, TS3 and Coco They are all sensational.
They cut some blooper scenes. One of them was Stinky Pete offering a couple of Barbies a role in Toy Story 3 for a little fun. Can’t find that on any streaming or DVD. But it is on the VHS. You can understand why they did cut them
What's up Shan !! Been watching you up in Toronto for quite a while now...... love watching you check out some of my all time favorites!! If you get the chance, please check out the 1980 classic ON GOLDEN POND. An absolutely beautiful film about getting older, Family and all that goes with it !! Keep up the good work bro.....cheers!!!
3 & 4 are great. A Bugs Life is also great. I don't know if you've seen WallE or Up, but they are fantastic. The first Monsters Inc was good. Finding Nemo and the Incredibles are worth watching.
ok since baseball season has started here in the usa i have three baseball movie suggestions 1 the sandlot 2 bull durham 3 major league and yes i know about field of dreams but its too "schmaltize" for my liking
omfg, you didnt watched bugs life? you actually made me drop my spoon while having lunch, i was so surprised, i could bet 10 euros that you did it, cmon, is the perfect movie for you.
Toy Story 3 & 4 are Great!! They're all just as good. Just be prepared to have tissue near by. Part 3 & 4 are sad but with happy endings. A Bugs Life is really good! You'll like it.
Like Aliens or Empire Stikes Back, this is a sequel as good or better than the original! And TS3 is amazing as well... just make sure you have some tissues!
I woild say most of the Pixar films are worth watching. I think theres like 27 feature length films. And only 5 that you could still enjoy but aint really worth watching. The rest are around pretty good to phenomenal.
It's nice to see you healthy and happy again!
Bugs life is definitely worth watching. It’s so clever and i think you’ll really enjoy the set design.
Definitely adding my voice to support a Bug's Life reaction - it's so much fun!
Also: Monsters Inc., Wall-E and The Incredibles.
A bugs life was my favorite as a kid. It was a fantasy quest movie with insects. I mean that's so awesome even still.
Barbie was voiced by Jodi Benson, who was the voice of Ariel in Disney's The Little Mermaid (1989).
I’m of two minds about this film’s story. I kept most of my toys from childhood, and I still think preserving them for future generations is a noble effort.
That said, when my nephew picked up some of my Ninja Turtles from when my brother and I were kids and started playing with them, I lit up.
Welcome back!
Fun fact: the cowboy hat that Andy wears, is actually a big version of Jessie’s hat.
There’s a theory that Andy’s mom is Emily who previously owned Jessie but never got rid of the hat.
When Jessie sings about her time with Emily we can see owned the same hat and would eventually give it to Andy.
The song When She Loved Me was nominated for Best Original Song Oscar losing to You'll Be In My Heart from Tarzan.
There is a theory that Jessie's owner of Emily was Andy's mom as the timeline matches and the cowboy hat worn is the same that Andy has.
When they are flashing through the tv channels you can see several Easter Eggs of Picar shorts.
The singing voice of Wheezy at the end was singer Robert Goulet who people will know best as the singing voice of Mikey in Recess.
Oh goodness, I wish that was a thing. Like just have a moment where Andy's mom finds Jessie and has a moment of childhood remembrance. That would have been awesome. But alas, it remains a theory.
_Recess?_ Never heard of it. I know him as the original Lancelot in the 1960 Broadway musical _Camelot._
@@rickardroach9075 That is the secondary thing people would know him for. I was referring to those who grew up when this film came out. It was an animated show made by Disney.
Isn't 'You'll be in my heart' the song that Trey parker lost to?
@@1x4 Yeah. They said they would be fine losing to anyone except Phil Collins.
I've only just now noticed that the Emperor Zurg's ion blaster gun _goes up to eleven_
One of the most fun times I’ve had at the theater, the full audience laughed, cried, and applauded at the end.
When my son was 3 or 4, we would watch this all the time, and he would act out Buzz’s moves during the entire opening sequence. He had the most serious look on his face. It was priceless. Last weekend I took him out for his first time driving. They really do grow up fast. 😢😊
Watching this reaction for the second time, I never picked up before when Jesse says to Bullseye: (@ 19:50) “We’re part of a family again!” I never realised that someone gave Bullseye away. Whatever monster did that needs to have their head read.
I'm so glad you included those bloopers in your reaction, they're too good! A Bug's Life is also well worth your time :)
The Bug's Life bloopers are epic
This was going to be a straight to video movie but they thought “ We have Tom Hanks and Tim Allen in this movie” so they added some scenes (wheezy) to make it longer and released it in theaters
A few of the other actors to return besides the main ones were John Ratzenburger as Hamm, Wallace Shawn as Rex, Don Rickles as Mr. Potato Head, Annie Potts as Bo Peep, and Jim Varney as Slinky. A few notable new ones were Estelle Harris as Mrs. Potato Head, Joan Cusack as Jessie, Wayne Knight as Al, and Kelsey Grammar as Stinky Pete.
TV Show tie-in: the voice actor for Prospector is Kelsey Grammar, who played Dr. Frazier Crane on Cheers; Pig is voiced by John Ratzenberger, who portrayed Cliff Claven also on Cheers. The character Pig’s personality and voice inflections are a parody on the Cliff Claven character, something he keeps in all the Pixar movies he voice acts for.
Hey Shan! I'm catching up on some videos of yours I didn't watch (suddenly occurred to me I hadn't seen any recommendations from you in my feed in quite some time). Looking at your page I found that your posts _GREATLY_ slowed down over the last year. Is everything okay? Life picked up in some other direction? All's well?
glad your feeling better, cant wait for more content, loving the channel and reactions!
Glad you're feeling better homie, awesome to have you back!
The Bloopers are always my Highlight of the Pixar Movies.
And all the Jokes, only Adults see and hear... 😜
There is a belief that Emily is actually Andy’s mother. The hat that Andy wears when playing with Woody is actually a Bazooka Jane hat. That makes sense.
Omg just watched this for the first time this Eid Weekend with my 4yo niece! I loved it as much as she does
I always laughed that this movie wouldn't have happened if I was Andy's mom because I'm very handy with a needle. So glad you enjoyed it!
I’m glad you’re feeling better and are back to posting Shan!👍
One of the few sequels that are better than the original, very rare as you say. Love Pixar, truly universal movies enjoyed by all ages
Glad you are feeling better! Happy that you are getting back into the reviews! Stay healthy Shan and see you in the next video!
Glad you're feeling better! Always enjoy your views into movies.
Bug's Life came out between Toy Story 1 and 2. It was the first Pixar movie to have fake bloopers in the credits. I think Toy Story 2 was initially released without the bloopers, but they added them a couple of weeks later and released the movie with new marketing that mentioned the addition of the bloopers.
Every frame in the luggage maze scene took around 20 hours to render.
This is such a great film, possibly one of the best sequels out there. Personally, I think that Toy Story 3 and Toy Story 4 are also wonderful and worth checking out.
Both Toy Story 3 and Bugs Life are a must. TS3 deals with the idea of growing up futher and was a a fantastic end to the series (I refuse to see Toy Story 4 as the 3rd one ended so well for me)
One of the few franchises that kept getting better.
My kids were young when the first one came out & going to see 3 & 4 when they were older in the theaters was very emotional for all of us, even dad.
Glad that you’re feeling better. Please watch Clerks from 1994
These movies touch me because i was growing up as each movie was coming out. This one inspired me to start passing on my old toys to my younger siblings. It was beautiful and emotional moment in my young life.
All 4 Toy Story movies are awesome. 4 makes me cry every time I watch it.
Really love your perspective and reactions, it's great that you're also looking at the cinematography and script and everything else, it's so rare and you do it so well. Can't wait for you to get to the newer Star Trek movies, but in the meantime I am hoping again you've got Pleasanville (1998) on your list. IMO one of the best films of the last 30 years, so many layers and so fulfilling at the end. (crosses fingers)
Pleasantville is excellent.
So glad you enjoyed TS2, Shan, and you really got the themes and how this was for adults, too. Emotional, deep, and funny. A big highlight for me seeing this in a packed theater was the elevator scene Stars Wars take off -- the joke had all the adults howling with laughter as evil Zerg discloses the secret that "I am your father!" and Buzz cries Nooooooooo falling backward down the elevator shaft. Classic. And folks who stayed through the credits got to enjoy the treat of the unexpected blooper scenes. I tend to agree with you, this one was even better than the first Toy Story!
Toy Story 3-get yer hanky ready, Shan!!!😢 Pleeeease hurry! Can’t WAIT for your reaction and review! So glad you’re feeling better. We missed you.❤
12:08 The voice of The Cleaner is Jonathan Harris, probably best known as the fussy villain Dr. Zachary Smith of the 1960s science-fiction series _Lost in Space._
Fortunate to have met MrHarris at a sci-fi convention. Such a gentleman.
@@vincentjoyce5100 Wow, so jealous! “Oh, the pain, the pain.” 🤣
Funny story
I called the hotel where the convention was being held. I asked the fron desk if anyone had information on what time Jonathan Harris would be appearing. I was put on hold and a minute later a voice came on and said Helloooo in that very distinctive voice. They had switched me to his room by accident. I started freaking out running around the room with the phone in my hand but pulled myself together and asked when he would be appearing. Let me check my shedule ( how he pronounced it). He proceeded to give me his appearance times and added I hope to see you there. When I met him and relayed the story he got a kick out of it and graciously signed everything I presented. Unfortunately he passed away months later.
@@vincentjoyce5100 What a bonus! I can hear his voice and see you jumping around. 😎
One thing I wish the movies would address is, do all toys believe they're the fictional characters they're based on at first? We see that with the other Buzz Lightyears, but Woody seems to be completely unaware of his history.
The scene with the Ace playing cards refers to a Hitchcock film and "The Manchurian Candidate" of 1963. "Toy Story 3" has tons of film references.
To me, the pinnacle of Toy Story 2 is "The Cleaner". That scene is worth diamonds.
Missed you! Happy you're feeling better.
There's a magazine myth being pushed that Toy Story 2 was almost deleted during production. The fact is however is that the movie ( story, animation, etc.) was completely redone once it was decided that it's be a theatrical release. That anecdote is about a previous version of the film that was meant for video only release. Still, learning the production history shows how troubled they can be for films from a management standpoint.
A Bug’s Life is a masterpiece as well. 90s to early 2000 Pixar is gold. Watch them all!
Great react- love the..No I am your father!..line; gets me every time. Your analysis is always spot on and told with confidence and conviction… keep’em coming!
Hey, Shan! Glad you're feeling better. What a great video to mark your return.
13:38 - There is a fan theory (Which I don't think Pixar ever confirmed or denied) that Emily, Jessie's former owner, was *Andy's mom*, because: In the first movie, the hat that Andy wears is not Woodie's brown hat but the exact same red with white stitched edge hat as Jessie! So Emily could have inspired Andy's love of cowboys and Woodie because Jessie was her favorite childhood toy.
... Yes! Please watch *_A Bug's Life_* It is a brilliant movie with a great message!
What a difference 4 years makes to the CG quality.
Shan been watching for about a year and a half. I'm particular about who I subscribe to and I just just clicked your subscribe button. Of all the reaction channels I watch, you are the only one that critiques films from a technical and "film-maker's" point of view. I love it. Have you ever watched "Never Cry Wolf" or "Black Beauty" both by same director Carol Ballard? Awesome films, think you'd enjoy both.
I agree, that this movie is actually better, IMO. The third one is good too. But this is the best one for me. Loved the bloopers at the end. So funny!
I still laugh at I am your father line lol
Tim Allen and Tom Hanks got to see a screening of the movie together before release and both were crying during the "When She Loved Me"sequence.
This was the first Pixar with the fake bloopers.
3 is fantastic and the real ending of the franchise for me(4 felt unnecessary. Not BAD, but 3 was like "Godfather II"or "the Dark Knight", the perfect ending and any followups didn't feel necessary.
The bloopers scene with Prospector/Stinky Pete has been said to reference Harvey Weinstein years before "MeToo".
"Bugs Life"is definitely worth watching(and is sort of a jokey version of "Seven Samurai/Magnificent Seven").
There were some joking interviews after the movie, with Prospector admitting he likes his new owner and getting makeovers.
This was one of the last films of Jim Varney(Ernest/Slinky)before his passing. The other was "Atlantis:the Lost Empire").
This was awesome! Seriously can’t wait to see your reaction to the third movie. 😄
Funnily enough, I actually ended up taking my favorite toy to college. Yes…yes, I did. I thought my roommates would make fun of me but they loved it.
Oh Shan, you're boys took a real beating. Lol Three-peat!
Welcome back, glad ur feeling better
After watching End Game so many times, 12:31 this scene gave me the dual Captain America vibes.
Glad you're feeling better Shan! 🎉
Can't wait to see your reaction to Toy Story 3. Also, A Bug's Life is DEFINITELY a movie to watch!
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Not only is Toy Story 3 great, but so is the 4th movie 😉
A Bug's Life is definitely worth a watch, it was Pixar's 2nd movie after the 1st Toy Story movie 🙂
It's good to see you again.
This is my favorite of the Toy Story movies though i haven't seen Toy Story 4 the whole way, i doubt my mind will change. Toy Story 3 was really good as well.
This was great and you will love 3.
TS3 and TS4 - you won't be disappointed in any of them!
The Toy Story movies are one of the only series where they just get better with each one.
I used to discribe this Movie as "Die Hard for Preschoolers". I've rarely seen a Kids Movie that is so Action packed from Start to finish and that is so well built. Imo it is by far the best out of the Toy Story Films and it is the best sequel ever made as it is far better than the first, which already is a great movie.
As for Bug's Life: It's excellent. You can blindly watch any Pixar up to the Incredibles + Wall-e, Up, TS3 and Coco They are all sensational.
They cut some blooper scenes. One of them was Stinky Pete offering a couple of Barbies a role in Toy Story 3 for a little fun. Can’t find that on any streaming or DVD. But it is on the VHS. You can understand why they did cut them
This was originally going to be a direct to video DVD, but thankfully this never happened.
Thanks ...
I was wondering what happened. Good to hear you are feeling better
What's up Shan !! Been watching you up in Toronto for quite a while now...... love watching you check out some of my all time favorites!! If you get the chance, please check out the 1980 classic ON GOLDEN POND. An absolutely beautiful film about getting older, Family and all that goes with it !! Keep up the good work bro.....cheers!!!
The CG wasn’t merely great for its time. When you know the history of computer graphics effects in the film industry, you know it was cutting edge.
I can't wait for you to watch the third Toy Story. It's really the perfect trilogy.
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
Keep your eye out in these Pixar movies because the Planet Pizza truck is in all of them, indicating that they are all part of one universe.
17:28 "These go to eleven."
You will get more Andy/Woody in Toy Story 3.
Shan what has happened to us in the Premiership?!? 😳😳
3 & 4 are great. A Bugs Life is also great. I don't know if you've seen WallE or Up, but they are fantastic. The first Monsters Inc was good. Finding Nemo and the Incredibles are worth watching.
We missed you Shan!
Definitely check out A Bug’s Life! Great story and characters as well.
My favorite in the franchise, 3 is good too, 4 I just didn't care for but overall they are worth watching
ok since baseball season has started here in the usa i have three baseball movie suggestions 1 the sandlot 2 bull durham 3 major league and yes i know about field of dreams but its too "schmaltize" for my liking
Can’t wait for Toy Story 3 reaction 😊
omfg, you didnt watched bugs life? you actually made me drop my spoon while having lunch, i was so surprised, i could bet 10 euros that you did it, cmon, is the perfect movie for you.
Toy Story 3 & 4 are Great!! They're all just as good. Just be prepared to have tissue near by. Part 3 & 4 are sad but with happy endings.
A Bugs Life is really good! You'll like it.
Hey Shan can you watch the film shot caller
NICE TOY STORY II (1999 ) FILM - REACTION & REVIEW - FIRST TIME WATCHING !!!
I feel bad for Lou and his thigh burn
You may not want to watch it for the channel, but Lightyear was also a very good film.
Missed you!
Will you ever watch toy story 3 🥺? I think you'll like it
Like Aliens or Empire Stikes Back, this is a sequel as good or better than the original! And TS3 is amazing as well... just make sure you have some tissues!
The third movie is the best one in my humble opinion 😭💓 I'd love for you to react to it Shan
A bug's life is great
Toy Story 3 almost destroyed my soul. 😢
you should watch ANTZ and Bugs
Woody Jessie and Bullseye go back to Andy's House
Every Pixar film is worth watching.
So starts downward spiral psychological torment. Toy story's dark message about abandonment and usefulness
I woild say most of the Pixar films are worth watching.
I think theres like 27 feature length films. And only 5 that you could still enjoy but aint really worth watching.
The rest are around pretty good to phenomenal.
Watch Toy Story 3 please