The friendship of Woody and Buzz is one of the best things about this movie, I agree with you that the other toys were mean to Woody super unnecessarily most the time in the movie
Great reaction. That moment when Buzz and Woody are flying together and Buzz quotes "This isn't flying, it's falling with style." back to him always brings a tear to my eye. You should definitely watch the second one at least, to me that is the best one in the series.
"Bed Sheets for a kids birthday". Depending on the bedsheets I would have thought it was awesome. Star Wars, or Spider-Man bedsheets were prized, and I even had a favorite western set of bedsheets.
Cool. To me Toy Story 2 is the best of the series. Some other great classic animated movies to check out, The Iron Giant, Shrek 1 or 2, The Fox and the Hound, Monsters Inc, and An American Tail.
*The actor who voiced Buzz, Tim Allen, also starred in a sitcom, at the time, called "Home Improvement" (1991-1997) on the ABC network, here the US. His character, "Tim", hosted a TV show called "Tool Time", where he and his partner, "Al", demonstrated how to fix things in your home and also make improvements. And the show's main sponsor was "Binford Tools", which is the name you see on the tool box, in Sid's room. Disney bought ABC in 1995, so they were able to that Easter egg in the movie.*
Also, yes this is a horror movie (for the Sids House sequence at least). The wallpaper and carpets in Sids house are made to look like the hall carpets in the Overlook Hotel from the Shining
Love the cozy Friday 😌 The Toy Story franchise is great. Not only are they fun & creative, they also display good values. You should do a reaction to TS2. It's a great sequel.
Woody undergoes a massive transformation throughout the story. For a long time he was the only one at the head of the "society" in Andy's room. From up there it was relatively easy to preach to the other toys that the only thing that mattered was being there for Andy when he needed them. For himself, however, first place in the hierarchy was a matter of course. That affects self-esteem. Then Buzz came and everything changed. Now that he found himself in the role of subordinate, his own slogans from the past were suddenly meaningless. From that point on, he himself had to arduously learn what he had previously told the others.
With Marvel and Star Wars dominating Disney media, it's sad that fewer people are discovering the older Disney classics like "Bedknobs and Broomsticks," "The Black Hole," "The Apple Dumpling Gang," and "Candleshoe," among others.
Hey Blue, I'm guessing you had a serious problem with SID and his campaign to destroy all toys in his possession. I especially love when Sid switches the head on his sister's doll. Let's not forget the walking spider baby and the muscle bound duck. There is a kid like Sid in every child group. Love the destructiion, fear, and problem child contrast that Sid brings to the toy world. A toy's worst nightmare.
I like the idea. It's good to mix things up a bit. Also, the ears are ridiculously huge, and I'm loving it lol. 7:49 Considering that he's voiced by Tom Hanks, that's the resemblance that just gets programmed into my head. I'm actually just as surprised as you are that you didn't catch that until the end credits lol.
You asked why Woody looks familiar. It's because he looks like Tom Hanks, the actor who voiced him. The question of what happens when the kid grows up is addressed in later Toy Story movies. The toys in this movie look more real than the human characters (and the dog). Animation has gotten a lot better than it was in 1995 (when this movie came out). But the character and plot in Toy Story are so good that it doesn't matter. People will still love this movie even when animation gets so good that you can't distinguish it from reality. One moment I love is when Sid's freaky patched-together toys repair Buzz. It's a nice lesson for kids about judging by appearances. I think you should react to the other Toy Story movies. They're all excellent, and each has a different theme. They're not just repeats of the first movie. You called Toy Story "old school" because it was from 1995. There are a lot of very good children's movies that are older than that. Some I would recommend: The Wizard of Oz (1939) Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971, not the inferior remake with Johnny Depp from 2005) Babe (1995) E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982) Home Alone (1990) - You might want to save this one for the Christmas season. Mary Poppins (1964) Of these films, The Wizard of Oz is the most significant. It's not just a movie, but a cultural touchstone. Any movie lover should watch it.
This isn't a spoiler because it isn't canon and it doesn't effect any story arc: in Toy Story 3 we see someone who's probably Sid. He's in his late teens or early 20s, he's working as a garbage collector, and he seems very happy and well-adjusted. A lot of fans have surmised that he was a troubled kid, and making new toys out of other toys was just his twisted way to express creativity. He didn't know he was a monster because he didn't know the toys were sentient. After he learned the truth, eventually he decided to continue what he was doing before, but doing it right. He started working with the sanitation department so he would have unlimited access to discarded toys. He could recover the salvageable toys, and use his skills to restore broken toys. I bet every once in awhile he says to his room full of toys something like "I know you have to pretend you can't hear me, and that's okay, but just know that I know, and that I care about you".
The toys not blinking at the same time was actually because of how limited CG animation was back then. The technology was so primitive that they couldn't sync a blink.
Secret of NIMH, All Dogs Go to Heaven, Anastasia, An American Tail (Russian mice refugees), Land Before Time. (All Don Bluth Movies) Just giving some alternate options, since most people only associate Disney stuff for animations
I would say what toys are "alive" or "sentient" would be based on the degree of sentience that kids imbue in them in play. When you play with a cowboy doll, or a puppy stuffed toy, you act them out, but not so with blocks, etc.
I assume the rules for whether or not a toy is "alive" has to do with autonomy. The cubes, balls, micro machines, race track and things of that nature, do not have eyes, ears, hands, feet, head, mouth, legs or arms. Now Etch is an interesting case, as it has non of the above for human like features, BUT it is technically "Smart" like Mr. Spell. But.. this is all conjecture and I have no clue the exact stipulations for being an intelligent plaything. lol. Love your Reactions. Keep it up.
@@AnuViation as you probably already know, there were video games of Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin and Lion King too. I had the Aladdin for Sega Genesis, which was (in my opinion) better than the Super Nintendo version, the SNES version was a totally different game from the Sega Genesis version because they were designed by different developers. I only had the Lion King game for Game Gear. And I never played the Beauty and the Beast game
If you enjoyed this movie, you should seek out its progenitor, The Brave Little Toaster. There's also a Christmas special by the Jim Henson group called The Christmas Toy (1986) with a strikingly similar plotline.
Hey Blue, my first expereince watching this movie I was sitting playing with my friend's kids at Thanksgiving dinner and they had this playing in the background to keep the kid occupied. After 1 hours everyone went in for dinner and I told them to start without me as I was crying my eyes out. That day I turned 7 again. Hoping my toys would come alive.
The first Toy Story is a great movie even if the animation is not the best. Fact: Maybe this is a spoiler but Sid and the Andy’s little sister are the only two people in all the Toy Story movies who watch the toys moving and speaking.
Toy Story is great. That being said you should definitely continue watching this movie series on your channel, Trixy Blue! Toy Story 2 & Toy Story 3 are cinematic masterpieces! I am dead serious about that. You will not regret watching them. Would love to see you react to them. Go for it!
Hey Blue, just like you I was transported to the toy world when watching this movie. Although you were coming up with toy operation rules I never even thought of. You Toy Imagination is on another level for sure. You must, must, must watch all the other TOY STORY movies. They get better as the franchise goes on. It's amazing how they blow my mind everytime with the emotion and tenderness of the Toy Story world. HAve fun.
Please, try and think about what happened from the other toys' perspective; they had every reason to believe Woody was trying to knock Buzz out the window (and he _was_ genuinely being a jerk trying to knock Buzz down the back of the desk like that), and later seeing him trying to pretend Buzz was talking to them using Buzz's disembodied arm made him look like a total psychopath.
Being a grown man, I don't go out of my way to watch Disney Pixar stuff or any other kids films, but the ones I've seen with my nieces & nephews have actually been really good... Moana, Coco, & Encanto where all really well done.
Agreed, I don’t care for kids films usually. However I did like Jingle All the Way with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Mouse Hunt with Nathan Lane. Those kids movies are actually very entertaining
heres a fun fact. when you watch closely at what Andys friends faces if ya zoom in, youll see that the studio saved money by just having all the party guests be Andys character model and his face but in different clothes lol
The word "franchise" works a little strangely in cases like this. If there are more than three films in a series, calling them a "series" of movies is sufficient. "Quadrology" or "tetralogy" is an accepted term for a series of four movies, but it's ungainly and not used very often. "Franchise" usually refers to a property that spawns multiple movie and/or TV series, and usually other media as well. So Toy Story also qualifies as a franchise because of side projects, spin-offs, etc, such as the Forky shorts and the recent Lightyear movie. The easiest property that can be used to explain the difference is Star Trek. "Star Trek" in general is a franchise, while Strange New Worlds is a series within that franchise. Also, I find it fascinating that the word "franchise" means almost the opposite when you're talking about retail and service chains, where a "franchise" is a singular outlet, operating under a larger parent company. A media "franchise" is the top level, a service "franchise" is the very bottom. Language is weird.
This is a good segment idea, looking forward to seeing more. I liked the second Toy Story, don't remember much of 3. 4:56 Agreed, and like with this movie it's funny hearing jokes that went right over our heads back then that make you think "I can't believe they put that in there" 😄
Actually, Woody wasn't attempted to get Buzz pushed out of the window but behind the desk, that's why he said it was an accident and it was true. Sure, it was pretty mean to get him pushed behind the desk so Andy could take him instead of Buzz but still, we feel sorry for Woody for getting replaced.
If you look closely at the bookshelf behind Woody in the staff meeting scene, one of the books says "Tin Toy". The title of the animated short which would go on to inspire this movie.
Hey Blue, When Toy Story first came out. I said to myself this movie is deep and tackling some intense issues. I thought is this a cartoon or a trip to the therapist. They got me where I'm most vaulnerable and I couldn't stop crying. What an awesome movie and journey with all the Pixar characters. They really know how to turn grown men and women into little kids.
I still have memories of this movie, unforgettable it is the one I like the most of the 4 movies, but my favorite of all Disney Pixar is The Incredibles from 2004, that is a really cool movie!
So much humor that only adults would get. Not even "adult" aka sexual humor. But things like the fact that Mr. Potato Head is voiced by Don Rickles, a famous insult comic, who called people "Hockey Puck" as an insult, and in this saying it to an actual Hockey Puck. Kids wouldn't even know about that. But that's the thing this is a movie that was not made just for kids, but kids and adults. And honestly I think made MORE for adults to enjoy.
If you're in the mood for some great animated stuff, check out "The Iron Giant" and "Encanto." Also, "The Princess Bride." I am positive you'll love them all. I'm looking forward to watching the rest of the Toy Story series with you, it's been ages since I've seen those.
After you watch Toy Story 2, you should definitely add Lightyear to the Cozy Friday list as well! (Also, eventually, how about The Last Unicorn -- from back in 1982?)
Re collective nouns for multiple movies, you could always go down the route of the Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy books, where book 5 was described on the cover as "the fifth book in the increasingly inaccurately named trilogy".... 😂
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Buzz and Woody are one of the best movie duos. This movie is near perfection.
Andy's mom has two toys named "Woody" and "Buzz" too.
Didn't you hear what Buzz said? RC's batteries died. 37:47
I saw this on VHS in 1996, and it's pretty impressive! The animation still holds up to this day!
I got you beat, I saw it in theaters in 95 😜
I've watching this movie so many times I use to recite the whole thing line for line.
Congratulations you are old as hell!
"OMG he's big !!"
2022, Blue.
The friendship of Woody and Buzz is one of the best things about this movie, I agree with you that the other toys were mean to Woody super unnecessarily most the time in the movie
Living in the southeastern U.S. I can't help but smile every time Blue says "y'all" like a proper Southern Belle. ;-)
Totally agree, even some of her speech has a slight southern accent without the draw.
Careful... Blue is starting to realize she's not real.
@@justindenney-hall5875 - Reminds me of that book sbout curing UTI's by I.P. Freeley.
So...a Blue Belle?
Every Toy Story gets better and better. Might need tissues for 3 & 4.
Great reaction. That moment when Buzz and Woody are flying together and Buzz quotes "This isn't flying, it's falling with style." back to him always brings a tear to my eye. You should definitely watch the second one at least, to me that is the best one in the series.
T-Rex is voiced by Wallace Shawn, the actor who plays in the Princess Bride as the short guy who says "Inconceivable!"
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Also Dr. Sturgis in Young Sheldon
"Bed Sheets for a kids birthday". Depending on the bedsheets I would have thought it was awesome. Star Wars, or Spider-Man bedsheets were prized, and I even had a favorite western set of bedsheets.
Awwww, Blue finally gets to enjoy the very first (and arguably best) Pixar movie!!
Pixar started going downhill after the 2000s. Brave was their first “weak” movie
Cool. To me Toy Story 2 is the best of the series. Some other great classic animated movies to check out, The Iron Giant, Shrek 1 or 2, The Fox and the Hound, Monsters Inc, and An American Tail.
YESSSSSS..... IRON GIANT... !!!
An American Tail was definitely a childhood favorite of mine. The sequel as well.
@@Logan-ed4pu I liked the sequel better, believe it or not
@@nsasupporter7557 I believe it. It was a very strong sequel.
@@Logan-ed4pu yessir! 😊 it was alot more fun than the original movie. To be honest, American Tail was boring 🫤😕
*The actor who voiced Buzz, Tim Allen, also starred in a sitcom, at the time, called "Home Improvement" (1991-1997) on the ABC network, here the US. His character, "Tim", hosted a TV show called "Tool Time", where he and his partner, "Al", demonstrated how to fix things in your home and also make improvements. And the show's main sponsor was "Binford Tools", which is the name you see on the tool box, in Sid's room. Disney bought ABC in 1995, so they were able to that Easter egg in the movie.*
Fun fact: Billy Crystal almost did Buzz, Not Tim Allen. But Crystal ended up doing Mike in Monsters Inc instead
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I was also born in 1995 when the first toy story movie was already out.
One of the first to pioneer this animation that is now EVERYWHERE. Tom Hanks and Tim Allen are magic together
Also, yes this is a horror movie (for the Sids House sequence at least). The wallpaper and carpets in Sids house are made to look like the hall carpets in the Overlook Hotel from the Shining
Love the cozy Friday 😌 The Toy Story franchise is great. Not only are they fun & creative, they also display good values. You should do a reaction to TS2. It's a great sequel.
23:15 "OMG what is with this kid? Are his parents divorced or something?"
LOL best part of this video!
Woody undergoes a massive transformation throughout the story. For a long time he was the only one at the head of the "society" in Andy's room. From up there it was relatively easy to preach to the other toys that the only thing that mattered was being there for Andy when he needed them. For himself, however, first place in the hierarchy was a matter of course. That affects self-esteem. Then Buzz came and everything changed. Now that he found himself in the role of subordinate, his own slogans from the past were suddenly meaningless. From that point on, he himself had to arduously learn what he had previously told the others.
With Marvel and Star Wars dominating Disney media, it's sad that fewer people are discovering the older Disney classics like "Bedknobs and Broomsticks," "The Black Hole," "The Apple Dumpling Gang," and "Candleshoe," among others.
24:31 A hooker! I never realized it as a kid, but they put a HOOKER in Toy Story! LOL!
Hey Blue, I'm guessing you had a serious problem with SID and his campaign to destroy all toys in his possession. I especially love when Sid switches the head on his sister's doll. Let's not forget the walking spider baby and the muscle bound duck. There is a kid like Sid in every child group. Love the destructiion, fear, and problem child contrast that Sid brings to the toy world. A toy's worst nightmare.
We're everyone's favorite toy for just a little while..
Tom Hanks as Woody & Tim Allen as Buzz Lightyear are incredible actors for these years 👏👏👏👏.
Fun fact: Billy Crystal almost did Buzz, but he did Mike in Monsters Inc instead
The late great Jim Varney aka Ernest did the voice of the Slinky Dog (RIP)
It's a franchise. Yes! And yes, watch them all!!!
I don't blame you I wouldn't want to speak to those people again either after what they did to me
I like the idea. It's good to mix things up a bit. Also, the ears are ridiculously huge, and I'm loving it lol.
7:49 Considering that he's voiced by Tom Hanks, that's the resemblance that just gets programmed into my head. I'm actually just as surprised as you are that you didn't catch that until the end credits lol.
The great Jim Varney aka Ernest did the Slinky Dog’s voice (RIP Jim Varney)
You’ll enjoy the rest, Blue!
You asked why Woody looks familiar. It's because he looks like Tom Hanks, the actor who voiced him.
The question of what happens when the kid grows up is addressed in later Toy Story movies.
The toys in this movie look more real than the human characters (and the dog). Animation has gotten a lot better than it was in 1995 (when this movie came out). But the character and plot in Toy Story are so good that it doesn't matter. People will still love this movie even when animation gets so good that you can't distinguish it from reality.
One moment I love is when Sid's freaky patched-together toys repair Buzz. It's a nice lesson for kids about judging by appearances.
I think you should react to the other Toy Story movies. They're all excellent, and each has a different theme. They're not just repeats of the first movie.
You called Toy Story "old school" because it was from 1995. There are a lot of very good children's movies that are older than that. Some I would recommend:
The Wizard of Oz (1939)
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971, not the inferior remake with Johnny Depp from 2005)
Babe (1995)
E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982)
Home Alone (1990) - You might want to save this one for the Christmas season.
Mary Poppins (1964)
Of these films, The Wizard of Oz is the most significant. It's not just a movie, but a cultural touchstone. Any movie lover should watch it.
11:24: The yellow ball is in every Pixar movie.
I think Toy Story is one of my favorite Disney Pixar movies.
"All toys are good." -- Trixie Blue
What nationality is Trixie?
@@nsasupporter7557She's British
@@jasonhann8527 really? Interesting 🧐 she doesn’t sound like it though
@@nsasupporter7557 well look at her profile it says united Kingdom.
@@jasonhann8527 Blue isn’t British, she’s Bulgarian
Tom Hanks is Woody! Every child experiences that shock at some point in their lives. 😊😊
Did she just say the little plastic army men had snow boards on their feet?! 🤣
Toy Story was the first full length CG Animated movie
2 and 3 are good, fourth one you can probably skip
This isn't a spoiler because it isn't canon and it doesn't effect any story arc: in Toy Story 3 we see someone who's probably Sid. He's in his late teens or early 20s, he's working as a garbage collector, and he seems very happy and well-adjusted. A lot of fans have surmised that he was a troubled kid, and making new toys out of other toys was just his twisted way to express creativity. He didn't know he was a monster because he didn't know the toys were sentient. After he learned the truth, eventually he decided to continue what he was doing before, but doing it right. He started working with the sanitation department so he would have unlimited access to discarded toys. He could recover the salvageable toys, and use his skills to restore broken toys. I bet every once in awhile he says to his room full of toys something like "I know you have to pretend you can't hear me, and that's okay, but just know that I know, and that I care about you".
No one can hate toy story 🤟🤩
GREAT COSY FRIDAYS WITH BLUE : FULL REACTION - TO TOY STORY (1995 ) FILM !!!!
The toys not blinking at the same time was actually because of how limited CG animation was back then. The technology was so primitive that they couldn't sync a blink.
To me, Toy Story 2 was the best one of the series. 😊❤
Secret of NIMH, All Dogs Go to Heaven, Anastasia, An American Tail (Russian mice refugees), Land Before Time. (All Don Bluth Movies) Just giving some alternate options, since most people only associate Disney stuff for animations
You’re very analytical. I love it! 😁❤️
“To infinity, and beyond!” 🚀🤠
I would say what toys are "alive" or "sentient" would be based on the degree of sentience that kids imbue in them in play. When you play with a cowboy doll, or a puppy stuffed toy, you act them out, but not so with blocks, etc.
They added the squeak sound when Woody hit Buzz's head to make the scene feel less violent by making it slightly comedic.
LOL Blue, you were SO AWKWARD back then! :D
if you were a toy, i would definitely buy one and watch movies with her.
Id love to see a reaction to interview with a vampire
I assume the rules for whether or not a toy is "alive" has to do with autonomy. The cubes, balls, micro machines, race track and things of that nature, do not have eyes, ears, hands, feet, head, mouth, legs or arms. Now Etch is an interesting case, as it has non of the above for human like features, BUT it is technically "Smart" like Mr. Spell. But.. this is all conjecture and I have no clue the exact stipulations for being an intelligent plaything. lol. Love your Reactions. Keep it up.
Given what happens in TS4, I think they become alive if they're alive in the child's imagination.
Have you played the Toy Story video game for Sega Genesis or Super Nintendo? It was one of the hardest games for that time
@@nsasupporter7557 Dude it was impossible when I was younger. I have tried it recently and it was mega fun .
@@AnuViation right… like I said it was 1 of the hardest games of that time
@@AnuViation as you probably already know, there were video games of Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin and Lion King too.
I had the Aladdin for Sega Genesis, which was (in my opinion) better than the Super Nintendo version, the SNES version was a totally different game from the Sega Genesis version because they were designed by different developers. I only had the Lion King game for Game Gear. And I never played the Beauty and the Beast game
I used to knock my toy solders over by launching marbles at them, and seeing how many I can hit.
Your adorable 😍 This is one of my favourite series as a child and each movie gets better ❤
One Disney movie you will love is lilo and stitch… lol
If you enjoyed this movie, you should seek out its progenitor, The Brave Little Toaster. There's also a Christmas special by the Jim Henson group called The Christmas Toy (1986) with a strikingly similar plotline.
Ooh, I hope "The Secret of NIMH" and "An American Tail" and "Lego Movie" makes this Friday list!
Dear God, someone else actually suggested "The Secret of NIMH." I second this! "An American Tail" is great, too.
@@stevenalexander6713 the sequel “Fievel Goes West” was better… in my opinion of course
Hey Blue, my first expereince watching this movie I was sitting playing with my friend's kids at Thanksgiving dinner and they had this playing in the background to keep the kid occupied. After 1 hours everyone went in for dinner and I told them to start without me as I was crying my eyes out. That day I turned 7 again. Hoping my toys would come alive.
The first Toy Story is a great movie even if the animation is not the best.
Fact: Maybe this is a spoiler but Sid and the Andy’s little sister are the only two people in all the Toy Story movies who watch the toys moving and speaking.
Toy Story is great. That being said you should definitely continue watching this movie series on your channel, Trixy Blue!
Toy Story 2 & Toy Story 3 are cinematic masterpieces! I am dead serious about that.
You will not regret watching them. Would love to see you react to them. Go for it!
Hey Blue, just like you I was transported to the toy world when watching this movie. Although you were coming up with toy operation rules I never even thought of. You Toy Imagination is on another level for sure. You must, must, must watch all the other TOY STORY movies. They get better as the franchise goes on. It's amazing how they blow my mind everytime with the emotion and tenderness of the Toy Story world. HAve fun.
Pencil in the Disney classic, "The Black Cauldron".
"Anyone who sleeps weird is a psychopath..'
HEY!
Trixy, if the bucket was full of sailors it would be a bucket of sea men
Please, try and think about what happened from the other toys' perspective; they had every reason to believe Woody was trying to knock Buzz out the window (and he _was_ genuinely being a jerk trying to knock Buzz down the back of the desk like that), and later seeing him trying to pretend Buzz was talking to them using Buzz's disembodied arm made him look like a total psychopath.
Being a grown man, I don't go out of my way to watch Disney Pixar stuff or any other kids films, but the ones I've seen with my nieces & nephews have actually been really good... Moana, Coco, & Encanto where all really well done.
Agreed, I don’t care for kids films usually. However I did like Jingle All the Way with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Mouse Hunt with Nathan Lane. Those kids movies are actually very entertaining
Pixar hasn’t done anything good since the 2000s. Brave was their first movie where they started going downhill
“95 this is old school”. BRB going to go plan my funeral 😅
Trixy if you think this one is dark, never watch the third one, 2 and 4 are ok
heres a fun fact. when you watch closely at what Andys friends faces if ya zoom in, youll see that the studio saved money by just having all the party guests be Andys character model and his face but in different clothes lol
Basically, anything with a face on it can be alive on this franchise
Series is the word you're looking for.
The word "franchise" works a little strangely in cases like this. If there are more than three films in a series, calling them a "series" of movies is sufficient. "Quadrology" or "tetralogy" is an accepted term for a series of four movies, but it's ungainly and not used very often. "Franchise" usually refers to a property that spawns multiple movie and/or TV series, and usually other media as well. So Toy Story also qualifies as a franchise because of side projects, spin-offs, etc, such as the Forky shorts and the recent Lightyear movie.
The easiest property that can be used to explain the difference is Star Trek. "Star Trek" in general is a franchise, while Strange New Worlds is a series within that franchise.
Also, I find it fascinating that the word "franchise" means almost the opposite when you're talking about retail and service chains, where a "franchise" is a singular outlet, operating under a larger parent company. A media "franchise" is the top level, a service "franchise" is the very bottom. Language is weird.
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This is a good segment idea, looking forward to seeing more. I liked the second Toy Story, don't remember much of 3.
4:56 Agreed, and like with this movie it's funny hearing jokes that went right over our heads back then that make you think "I can't believe they put that in there" 😄
Woody is voice by Tom Hank.
Billy Crystal almost did Buzz, not Tim Allen. But Crystal ended up doing Mike in Monsters Inc instead
and Return to OZ (1986) might be creepy but is also haunting in other places, in a good way
Actually, Woody wasn't attempted to get Buzz pushed out of the window but behind the desk, that's why he said it was an accident and it was true. Sure, it was pretty mean to get him pushed behind the desk so Andy could take him instead of Buzz but still, we feel sorry for Woody for getting replaced.
You and Magic Magy will always be Homies but the Homies themselves will always be my No1
Toy Story was the first 3D animated movie ever, and Steve Jobs was involved.
26:42 You are a part of a collection. My phap collection. 😈😂🙈
Loved the rambling at the start.😅
If you look closely at the bookshelf behind Woody in the staff meeting scene, one of the books says "Tin Toy". The title of the animated short which would go on to inspire this movie.
Hey Blue, When Toy Story first came out. I said to myself this movie is deep and tackling some intense issues. I thought is this a cartoon or a trip to the therapist. They got me where I'm most vaulnerable and I couldn't stop crying. What an awesome movie and journey with all the Pixar characters. They really know how to turn grown men and women into little kids.
Never fear for an existential crisis because there is only one Blue :)
Totally coolz, friends will go the extra mile..
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This is America; we’re lucky it’s firecrackers and not an AR-15.
Try Wall-E , you’ll love it!
I still have memories of this movie, unforgettable it is the one I like the most of the 4 movies, but my favorite of all Disney Pixar is The Incredibles from 2004, that is a really cool movie!
Cars, Army men, GI Joes
11:13 - Blue, you're way overthinking this movie LOL
So much humor that only adults would get. Not even "adult" aka sexual humor. But things like the fact that Mr. Potato Head is voiced by Don Rickles, a famous insult comic, who called people "Hockey Puck" as an insult, and in this saying it to an actual Hockey Puck. Kids wouldn't even know about that. But that's the thing this is a movie that was not made just for kids, but kids and adults. And honestly I think made MORE for adults to enjoy.
“What’s his problem?” “Laser envy.”
Since you enjoyed Toy Story and like the concept of toys coming to life you'll love the movie Small Soldiers (1998)
Toy Story 2 is so much better, you should definitely see it 🥰
You should definitely watch the sequel, it’s a great story and the CGI is much improved.
The only cartoon movie I think you should definitely watch that no one may mention is The Quest for Camelot.
I wish reactors would react to Short Circuit 1 & 2.. these moves are awesome but nothing on reactions.
Toy story is a solid franchise. Definitely give the second one a shot
If you're in the mood for some great animated stuff, check out "The Iron Giant" and "Encanto." Also, "The Princess Bride." I am positive you'll love them all. I'm looking forward to watching the rest of the Toy Story series with you, it's been ages since I've seen those.
I think a story with more than 3 parts( books,movies, plays ECT)is commonly referred to as a saga
After you watch Toy Story 2, you should definitely add Lightyear to the Cozy Friday list as well!
(Also, eventually, how about The Last Unicorn -- from back in 1982?)
Should check out Who Framed Roger Rabbit
I vote older stuff like: The Apple Dumpling Gang, Orignal Herbie films (the Love Bug) and Davy Crocket films :)
Re collective nouns for multiple movies, you could always go down the route of the Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy books, where book 5 was described on the cover as "the fifth book in the increasingly inaccurately named trilogy".... 😂