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Set in a world where toys have a life of their own when people are not present, Toy Story takes moviegoers on a fantastic fun-filled journey, viewed mostly through the eyes of two rival toys - Woody (Tom Hanks), a pull-string talking cowboy, and Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen), a superhero space action-figure. The comically-mismatched duo eventually learn to put aside their differences when circumstances separate them from their owner, Andy, and they find themselves on a hilarious adventure-filled mission where the only way they can survive is to form an uneasy alliance.
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Since Sidâs dad is asleep in the middle of the day surrounded by cans thereâs a theory that heâs an alcoholic and Sid has all those locks on his door because the dad can be abusive. Quite a sad theory but explains a lot.
Yeah that's seems to line up. It's cool that they add that stuff in but it's very subtle
He also has carpeting from "The Shining" which may be another hint that his dad is a raging alcoholic. There's a lot pointing to that to the point where I truly believe this is the truth and not just a theory.
There was a bully at the end on my block, when I was twelve. That was Sid personified.
There was one in most neighborhoods, and they were predictable.
Probably also explains why the dog was too scared to enter the room
That sounds sad
Fun fact: Billy Crystal was approached to play Buzz. He turned the role down because he felt it wouldn't be successful.
To this day, he still regrets that decision. XD
So Tim Allen got the role as Buzz Lightyear.
Later, when he was asked to star in Monster's Inc as Mike Wazowski, Billy made sure to not refuse the offer.
I mean, no offense to Billy, but Buzz's character and just the way he's built (no pun intended) suggests he would have a deep voice. Billy's voice would have been kind of awkward coming from Buzz. I could see it coming from Woody though
I wonder who we would have had for monsters inc if he had taken toy story
He makes a fantastic Mike⊠but a ruinous Buzz. Lol
and rightfully So.
I call that a happy accident I couldn't imagine anyone but Tim Allen playing buzz lightyear.
"Lets see the CG from 95" ..well fun fact , Toy story was the first CG-animated movie ever! Looking forward to see your reaction of the rest of the franchise that has almost no flaws (imo).
And now cg has ruined movies, leaving it a rarity for a good movie too be made.
@@limjahey5528 IMO it's not CGI itself that "ruined movies " , but most of the studios that care more about making $$$ rather than making quality movies. The amount of movies that made more than a billion dollars at the box office (or near that), but have no cultural impacts raised significantly the last 10 years (don't worry folks I am not talking about endgame). The pbm is that, unlike in the mid 90s/2000s , most of the time, CGI isn't used has a tool anymore , but more as the main component to make a movie. This generates a lot of â okay â, âmediocre â to â badâ movies. A large part of the public continues to support such movies , which makes a lot of $$$, so studios are ok with that and they just continue to make these kind of movies.
@@chay2033 I mean, you're sort of right, but let's not forget that CGI in movies was VERY much a big thing in the 90s and 2000s. They just had to be more creative with its uses due to how new the technology was at the time. Species, for example, has some great character design but a TERRIBLE cgi sequence.
@@chay2033 Exactly Cgi ruined any attempt at a good movie to be made. Luckily there are enough movies without it I can binge once a year.
I mean.. Veggietales was first. Just not full length
Man, it's sad that a number of voice actors have passed, Jim Varney (Slinky), Don Rickles (Mr Potato Head), R. Lee Ermey (Army Men Sarge) and Joe Ranft (Wheezy in Toy Story 2), all those people were great.
The voice of Jessie's yodels also passed away. She committed suicide
@@Theravingranter damn
Tom Hanks was concerned that he was constantly shouting a lot to which he was told by director John Lasseter that he was perfectly conveying Woody's natural frustration with newcomer Tim Allen's Buzz. The villain Sid was voiced by Erik von Denton
I love the part when Woody told Buzz that "YOU.. ARE.. A.. TOY!!!!!" đ
The guy singing "You've Got a Friend In Me" is Randy Newman. A legendary singing voice!
Also, the voice of Bo Peep is Annie Potts, a.k.a. Janine Melnitz from "Ghostbusters"! đđđđ€đ€đđđ
Yeah, check out Randy's song, "I Love L.A." for a very catchy, feel-good tune.
@@jean-paulaudette9246 Everybody knows that song, myself included! And don't forget "Short People". :)âșđđ€đ€đđ
"Louisiana 1927" is a great, more serious, song of his.
I recognised him from family guy
After watching Ghostbusters, I noticed Janine's voice sounded familiar but I couldn't figure out why.
Looking back now, I wonder whether Sid sleeps with no blankets because they hadnât figured out cloth simulations yet in 1995. Each Toy Story movie is a real technological advance over everything that came before.
Just realized the typing toy thing in the back of 33:15 said âHUBBA HUBBAâ when it was confirmed Mrs Potato Head was the new toy
I love it when stuff like that happens. You rewatch a movie so many times and yet you alway find something new.
This movie is so good it's been preserved forever in the actual library of congress.
That's right. And it's one of the very few films that got this recognition 10 years after its release (just like other masterpieces like Raging Bull, Do the right thing, GoodFellas and Fargo).
I've been there once!
It's truly amazing!
Has anyone else had a glitch in posting comments?!
Alongside other film classics.
27:11
Toys' perspective: Standing up to a Toy mutilating and/or murdering monster.
Sid's perspective: Inanimate objects briefly and suddenly become alive to traumatize him for being creative about how he chose to play with them.
he was breaking them to terrorize his sister, to be fair
Don't say stupid things.
@@scottchaison1001 Is that all you say?
Don Rickles is the voice of Mr. Potato Head. You might not recognize him because he is one of the legendary greats from the last generation of actors. I'm talking, the black and white films and the old TV sitcoms that he would guest appear on that many of us nowadays in this generation might not really pick up to watch.
His first movie was Run Silent, Run Deep in 1958.
Then he appeared on Johnny Carson, The Addams Family, and The Dick Van Dyke show.
He got a role as one of the characters starring alongside Clint Eastwood in Kelly's Heroes and as the 70s progressed, he even had his own show called the Don Rickles show. He was a stand up comedian while also picking up the occasional acting jobs to make ends meet.
He was great friends with Don Adams, Bob Newhart, and Frank Sinatra.
If you continue watching the Toy Story films, tragically, he passed away in 2017, after Toy Story 3 had premiered. In the next movie, Mr. Potato Head only has a few lines in Toy Story 4 which was unused recordings reused lines that Don Rickles recorded in the first three films for the character. He will always, to kids, be the voice of one of their favorite toys. To Hollywood, his passing will be remembered as he was one of the greats.
Don was also a fantastic stand up comic
As a child I used to hate Sid but as an adult and a custom doll creator I became Sid and I now understand him and sympathise with him more knowing his hidden backstory.
Well, as long as you don't set your creations on fire. LOL
@@azuroslazuli6948 I used to that sometimes with my toys, it was actually kind of fun. Don't worry, they were already broken.
"BUZZ, LOOK, AN ALIEN!"
"WHERE?!"
"BAH!.. hahahahaha!!!"
One of the most classic moments in animated history, and I still friggin' love it. đ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
Me too I really canât stop laughing that line of the movie 11:43 đ€Łđ€Ł
The sergeant is played by R Lee Ermey who was known for playing military type roles of authority. He passed away in 2018.
Did you notice that the hall carpet in Sid's house is the same pattern as the carpet from The Shining?
Did you know thereâs an actual pizza planet business? Itâs a real exact replica of the car that delivers pizza to children parties and they even bring other characters đ what a cool idea
6:25 Sarge is voiced by R Lee Ermey. He's also in Full Metal Jacket. ;)
You definitely have a good ear.
Gunnery Sgt. Hartman sure cleaned up his language for this movie lol.
@@LadyHawke78 his iconic line
LET ME SEE YOUâRE WAR-FACE!!!
Now being an adult and having grown up with these movies, I still love re-watching them because of the way that they intermix jokes and really good themes into them is something that I enjoy; Just a good simple story. Plus the fact that Buzz is basically R2-D2 is hysterical. And I need a compilation of your "Not going to cry" and then the inevitable moment where you do, I'm sorry, it's just funny yet heartfelt to me, and I do love your reactions lol.
Lol thanks Aaron
These adult jokes in children's movies are gems.
The 80s: G.I. Joe
The 90s: Toy soldiers
2012: Call of Diuty
Tom Hanks and Tim Allen are AMAZING as Woody and Buzz!!!!
I always enjoyed 1998's Small Soliders.
the humans were the worst part of that film...i kinda wished we got more of the toys less of the humans
@@razkable I mean, I thought the main kid was fine.
"Over the garden wall" is An immaculate autumn short series. please consider it, truly
I knew that Steve Jobs had a hand in Pixarâs creation but did not know that he was an Executive Producer for this movie. So cool.
Nothing like family friendly body horror with toys lol.
I mean, I saw this movie as a toddler and look how I turned out!
Ironically the toolbox in toy story says âBinfordâ I love how it easily makes a âHome improvementâ reference
When we were kids, my brother got a bucket of toy soldiers like that for Christmas and put them all over the Christmas tree. I think my mom is still finding some hidden in all her Christmas ornament buckets ten years later XD
G I Joe was originally to be the soilder to be blown up by Sid but when Hasbro heard about G I Joe's fate, they said no to allow be used in the film. Similarly there was going to be a Barbie doll that was like Linda Hamilton from The Terminator movies but Mattel didn't thought the movie was going to be a success so they said no. When this movie wounded up as a success, they allowed Pixar to include Barbie in the sequels.
Rex saying to Buzz that he wasn't originally from Mattel but bought up from a smaller company that was purchased in a leverage buyout. This references to when Apple founder Steve Jobs bought the Pixar group from LucasFilm .
Eggman was the login for late Ralph Eggleston, the art director (who later directed the Pixar short For the Birds).
In a earlier storyboard version, Woody was meant to purposely throw Buzz out of the window and he was confronted by the other toys who saw him do it. He also was more abusive and mean to the other toys. This scene along with the rest of the film in this faschion (which was requested by Jeffery Katzenberg to make the film more "edgier and to adults") that Disney executives to hat the production and lay off the animators Pixar hired to move the production and the story group to Disney but John Lassetter refused saying "Give us two weeks to make the film better." so they did and managed to improve them to the point that Disney let them start the animation on the film. This event was known as "Black Friday".
Tom Hanks was concerned that he kept shouting all the time but was told that he was told that he was perfect
The artist who is rightfully intrigued you is Randy Newman (: thanks for the fun reaction!
Tim Allen voiced Buzz Lightyear like he was a police officer
I'm surprised you missed "Screenplay by Joss Whedon" since you are also watching Buffy.
I wonder if he treated Tom Hanks and Tim Allen like shit too? Then again, he was just the screenwriter here.
Pixar's very first movie starring Tom Hanks as Woody, Andy's favorite toy...that is until on his birthday he gets a new toy. A space ranger as Buzz Lightyear voiced by Tim Allen. Naturally Woody is jealous of how cool Andy likes Buzz. The family is moving away to a new house and they get left behind. As they spend more time together they go from rivals to friends.
The singer is Randy Newman.
The Sgt. is R. Lee Ermy - he was the DI in Full Metal Jacket.
This was such a great reaction, itâs always fun seeing people watch this for the first time. đ
As I got older I started to feel sorry for Sid. He didn't know the toys were sentient, so he didn't really do anything wrong. Poor kid must have been traumatized.
so The Toys are the real Villains.
"He didn't really do anything wrong", don't say stupid things.
@@krmiistudios2479 Don't say stupid things.
I'd love to see a mockumentary about Sid's mental break and how psychologists are trying to get through to him. As well as interviews with his family.
@@scottchaison1001 "Don't say stupid things." You sound like a broken record, y'know that?
Excited to see you react to this! Had no idea you hadn't seen it. Perfect addition to your channel as it kind of pairs with BTVS seeing that Joss wrote it too!
They don't do it anymore for safety reasons, but the Toy Story characters who walk around Disney's Hollywood Studios park used to fall to the ground if you shouted, "Andy's coming!" and pretend to be inanimate.
Also, yes, you should do the others, but I would stop at TS3 because really the trilogy ended in the perfect way.
Also I think it was cool to do that before it was very known, but with social media this spread so much that probably every 3 minutes some child would shout it.
So they had to stop it, but used the safety excuse.
Youâre gonna cry your eyes out when you see coco đ©đ
The musician is Randy Newman
DON RICKLES as Mrs. Potato head was such a great decision.
Sid was based on animator Andrew Stanton when he was a kid and very destructive with his toys
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My man Randy Newman is the singer.
Tim Allen played Buzz Lightyear like a police officer
21:46 That scene will always remind me of the scene from Spiderman 2 where Peter tries to regain his powers by jumping off a building but ends up falling onto the cars below. "I'm back! I'M BACK!"đđđđ
TOY STORY!!!!!!!!!! The FIRST CGI ANIMATED MOVIE IN HISTORY!!!!!! I LOVE THE TOY STORY FRANCHISE, PLUS TOY STORY WAS THE FIRST PIXAR MOVIE THAT STARTED IT ALL!!!!!!!
1: when i was a kid, i had a pc game of army men. and the plastic toy soldiers were, imo, from that game. so i had fun with it.
2: the troops parachuting scene was made by taking the troops without deployed chutes and quickly hiding them out of view, replacing them with models with deployed chutes. the technology didnt allow the on-screen pack-to-parachute animation. so they used that clever camera play to do it. if you watch, there is a moment when neither are on screen as the camera pans over the ledge to see the new models.
Slinky Dog is voiced by Jim Varney also known as Ernest
The late Jim Varney. Which is such a shame. He was such an amazing Shakespearean actor!
@@StakeJade indeed he was. I would watch him all the time when I was younger
@@spiderfingers86 the Ernest films are my favorites Jim Varney was such a great actor
Bro uou should have done the "Andy's coming!!" Flop for a skit at the start
Tom Hanks is singing the beginning of the movie. You've got a friend in me.
Pizza Planet truck is in every Pixar movie
You have to do the rest of the franchise! TS2 is my favorite! The end of TS3 always makes me cry!
Sid was based on Andrew Stanton as a kid when he was destructive with his toys
Seriously? Wow, I am just discovering that, thnx for the info
the pizza truck that cameos in every pixar film (:
I too recognized the adult jokes in the film on re-watching it as an adult. Toy Story was like the film big movie I ever saw. Toy Story 2 was my longtime favorite. Then years later I watched Toy Story 3 and 4.
Ah, the original pizza delivery truck! Can't miss it in this movie.
I love these aliens like the minions 16:55
John Ratzenberger does the voice of the piggy bank in all the âToy Storyâ movies.
28:06 As Tony Cox would say âHeâll need many years of therapy. Many many many f***ing years of therapyâ
The voice of the Buzz Lightyear toy commercial is Penn Jillette
The solider is voiced by âGunnyâ he was also in a geico commercial as a touch Sargent psychologist
Yes that was R. Lee Ermy as the Army Men.
The Army Men were voiced by R. Lee Ermy
Pixar's very first movie starring Tom Hanks as Woody. Andy's favorite toy. That is until on his birthday he gets a new and cool toy with Buzz Lightyear voiced by Tim Allen. Naturally Woody is jealous and tries to get rid of Buzz. While Andy and his family are moving, Woody and Buzz get left behind.
Yeah, late R. Lee Ermey played Sergeant inspired on his role as Sergeant Harman from Full Metal Jacket.
Man I love your videos, theyâre really comforting
Word of advice donât always rely on rotten tomatoes just because a certain movie has a low score doesnât mean itâs bad
Always take Rotten Tomatoes with a grain of salt.
@@fynnthefox9078 Sometimes but not always.
4:55 Not only an adult joke.
But did you get the "I'm only a couple of blocks away" line?
Bo Peep literally walks past the little toy building blocks. The puns are real here. XD
Finally, I'm not the only one who noticed that!
The voice of the Buzz Lightyear commercial is Penn Jillette
This movie directly lead to the Army Men series of video games.
22:05 There's something EXTRA funny about this scene in Polish dubbing. Cracks me up every time.
Now you should watch A BUG's LIFE
Slinky is voiced by Ernest in the first 2 Toy Story films.
R. Lee Ermy was a professional drill sergeant
Hah. If you didn't cry on this one, bring tissues for the next.
I love your vids man. Great job! Also, if youâre looking for other animated movies, big hero six and spider man into the spider verse are some of my favorites.
A113 is a very important number in Pixar movies
Y'know, originally, Woody was going to be a total jerk. He'd bully the other toys and he deliberately threw Buzz out the window, telling the other toys that "it's a toy eat toy world".
Look up the Black Friday Reel.
Sid can be seen in CoCo singing before Miguel & Hector sing :)
Best modern day animated movie đ
Jim Varney is the voice by Slinky dog in Toy Story and Toy Story 2
I think this is Pixarâs best cartoon ever.
They are all Oscar winners for Best Animated Film
I was 1 when this movie came out and forever will be my favorite animated series
Fun Fact: Billy Crystal was the first Buzz before Tim Allen took over. Billy thought Toy Story would not be a success. Turned out it was a huge success and he has regretted on giving up the part.
Slinky Dog is voiced by Jim Varney. The villain Sid is voiced by Erik von Denton. Army Men are voiced by R. Lee Ermy.
The Army Man is voiced by R. Lee Ermy
This franchise is a masterpiece
Please watch Lilo and Stitch! It's one of the most underrated Disney movies ever!
This man really thought Randy Newman was Bruce Springsteen
Directed by John Lasseter and composed by Randy Newman
Bruce Springsteen? C'mon man, that was obviously Tina Turner'
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"its a good thing i didnt see this yet" because now you can watch it for monetary value
(i know thats not the core reason, but still. good perk)
They're called Cylons
16:14
Oh trust me this movie won't make you cry but I don't know about now I can't say the same thing about 3 and 4
Tom Hanks was concerned that he kept screaming a lot in movie but was told that he was perfect