*Toy Story* IT'S A HORROR MOVIE!! (First Time Watching) Animator Reacts
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- čas přidán 8. 01. 2022
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James and animator Ninetailedbrush watch the Pixar classic, Toy Story. Watch as they watch this beautiful friendship unfold between Woody, Buzz Lightyear, and Andy. Enjoy!
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It was brilliant for the writers to center a story around plastic toys considering where computer animation was at when this was made. It goes leaps and bounds to “hiding” the fact that flesh textures weren’t quite there yet.
Yeah, the whole complaint about CGI people looking "plastic" because of the uncanny valley is void here because most of the toys here are plastic (well not so much for the human characters, but the writers incorporated the idea that toys act in the absence of human attention).
Toy story isn't good..
@@アキコ2003 🤡🤡🤡
@@アキコ2003 what do you mean. You cant say something so controversial without expecting some backlash.
@@アキコ2003 🤡
The scene of them arguing under the truck is literally perfect.
This white guy reacting seems too pushy...just let it play out...he's so upset all the time lol
@@razkable ...
To clarify the meaning of A113, its a classroom at CalArts where the intro animation class is. It appears in every Pixar movie in some capacity.
Also appears in movies like Mission Impossible 4: Ghost Protocol (It’s engraved on the tranquilizer ring in the intro), because it was directed by Brad Bird (Incredibles and Incredibles 2).
Fun Fact: Brad Bird is also the voice of Edna Mode!
Ayy that's awesome! No joke dead ass serious and I still can't believe it but I found out one of my distant cousins actually animates/ draws for Pixar. Of course it's my bad luck that I didn't get to visit her when she came up to where I live in Nor Cal fml
@@Josh-ky8ei Tch, that sucks. Do you at least get some fun stories. Ohh, any secrets you can share
Every Pixar movie EXCEPT Monster's INC
@@sh_joy story goes it's there too... no one knows where tho.
"Not a flying toy" was the first real life experience that ever hit me
They forget buzz was basically just born...and he's facing reality as a toddler...it's sad give him some time...jesus their pushy like woody and unsympathetic to his plight...
@@razkable it takes time to understand that Buzz was still learning. Plus, most of the movie was in Woody’s POV. The scene where Buzz finds out made me feel a mixture of sadness (since he’s been lying to himself) and satisfaction (because finally he realizes it)
During the first song when Andy's playing with Woody, you can see the expression on Woody's face change a couple times.
Also in the other toys defense: 1. Even though Woody didn't knock Buzz out the window on purpose, he did intend to knock Buzz behind the desk. 2. They did catch him with Buzz's disembodied arm. 3. Woody kicked RC off the moving van with an malicious laugh. I can understand them thinking he's gone off the deep end since Woody doesn't exactly come off well in this movie.
Well, it was mostly a misunderstanding so I say that neither side is wrong
Plus they thought that he was gonna kill RC off by making it drive in front of a car which would had him runover.
I remember apologizing to my Wild Wing Mighty Duck action figure for replacing him with a newer, cooler version after watching this movie. 🤣 So many toys in the toy chest that I completely stopped playing with suddenly got a bunch of use.
Being a girl into action figures I noticed I played with mine a lot differently than most boys did. My actions figures had full on Soap Opera/Telenovela drama. There were evil twins, different versions from other dimensions/timelines, clones, body snatchers, etc. Love and rejection, Spies and double crossers and world ending cataclysmic events. It was basically The Sims with less babies 🤣 On top of whatever storylines they were already doing on tv that I wanted to incorporate.
This film was a big deal for animation, was because it was all CGI and up till that moment in time CGI was only as an action films, so to see that it was in this kids film was amazing and astonishing at the same time
Yep I was about to say I remember how crazy the animation looked to me growing up. Like I'd watch it just to see the animation alone sometimes lol.
It’s was the first fully CGI movie. And it started the whole franchise for Pixar.
I think the second one is my favorite, but this one is just a classic!
Same
Agreed!
Third is one of my all-time favourite movies
Same
same i love the second film it's s childhood favorite of mine
This was the first computer animated movie 😁 my parents and I saw it in theaters when it came out when I was 8, and we were all amazed at it being computer animated. Of course looking back, even I can see computer animation has come a long way, but it's impressive what they were able to do in 1995 with the technology they had
If you thought this was a horror movie in its current state, just look up the Black Friday Reel. It's extremely rare that an animated character sends chills down my spine, but Woody as he was originally envisioned was just flat out scary. In fact, it was because of this that production almost got shut down. The higher ups at Disney did not like Woody one bit and nearly canceled the movie, but they gave Pixar a chance to rewrite the script and change the character, and they did. It wasn't an overly positive approval, but they liked it well enough that they let them continue on.
The white dude talks way too much and pretty much every theme seems to go over his head when watching films..he just tries to get to the ending instead of let every moment sit with him...he's so pushy and impatient...what a loser...I would hate to be next to him while watching a film...he legit has issues
Well it’s a good thing my cousin and I are better friends than you and I huh? Thanks for watching tho man
@@whitenoisereacts Ha! Exactly! I love your guys' reactions- although I realize y'all aren't everyone's cup of tea, keep it up! It's nice to see genuine reactions that are interesting without being exaggerated. Have a great day (or night)!
@@razkable Touch some grass + drink water + L + no bitches + ratio
@@razkable Have you reflected on how much of an ass you made of yourself?
My favorite ever Easter Egg from any Pixar movie is in this one. In Sid’s room, there’s a red crate that says ‘Binford’. Tim Allen was on a show called Home Improvement at the time, and in the show he plays the host of a tool show sponsored by Binford tools. Logo is the same, too. Well, of course it would be lol. I just thought that was such a great nod to that property. When I saw this in theaters I nearly screamed when I saw it. I was legitimately OBSESSED with JTT at he time lol
I remember when I was a toddler in daycare I had a Mr. and Mrs. Potato head that I played with in recess. I always had an imagination that they were real and even called them my best friends lol. So it's weird but interesting to see the same Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head come to life in an animated production because it brings back so many fun memories of me as a kid 🥰
"BUZZ LOOK AN ALIEN!"
"Where?!"
This was the funniest thing in the world to three-year-old me. xD
At what time you didn’t put it
The film is a marvel and won an honorary Oscar and was the first full length Computer Animated feature. It was nominated for
Best Original Screenplay, Best Score and Best Song for You’ve Got a Friend in Me.
This film was one of 25 films selected for Preservation for the National Film Registry part of the Library of Congress in 2005.
If you want a predecessor to Toy Story with this kind of idea check out the really dark film distributed through Disney called The Brave Little Toaster.
Other details that start in this film is John Ratzenberger who was Hamm in this appears in some role or another in every Pixar film. The Pizza Planet truck is in every film as well.
I thought it was Chucky because of the fact there's a living buddy toy and the owners are both named Andy.
@@artistanthony1007 No
Yes, I love The Brave Little Toaster. It's a hero's journey with appliances...haha.
First animated film to be nominated for a writing Oscar!
It holds up pretty well considering how new Computer Animation was. They avoided the Uncanny Valley as much as possible by stylizing this world and focusing more of the toys (that are supposed to look plastic and articulate in a simpler manner than humans).
Toy Story was the first feature length fully CGI animated movie
It's always a lot of fun to see how Pixar's CG developed and improved over the years simply by looking at Toy Story and its sequels
Especially comparing the dog from the first movie to the cat in the 4th is amazing to see how far they've come
Oh yeah, it’s mind blowing
in an interview, Tom Hanks said that he got the part of Woody after Pixar watched his performance in Turner and Hooch!
Oh my god, this is going to be so entertaining/interesting seeing you guys get into this series! Toy Story has so much dark humor and implications on top of being a kid's movie; I legit used to think my toys were secretly alive and treated them super nicely because of this movie lmao
Wait that’s so crazy!!!
The toy thats just legs and a fishing Rod.. is actually a play on words as Hooker 😅
I know, the character Legs was pretty much my first animated crush.
John Lassiter’s sense of humor cracks me up! I remember in a documentary on how Toy Story was made, he mentioned the “YO” on the Pizza Planet truck as well as the joke that the fishing pole with Barbie legs was a “hooker” 🤣
It was said that this movie was so successful because at the time the movie came out, kids saw themselves as Andy. Then when the next movies came out, Andy was almost growing up in real time so kids that saw the first movie were the same age as Andy as the movies go on.
The difference between Andy's appearance between the fist and second film still gives me whiplash. Also Disney parks needs to make a permanent and more screen accurate Pizza Planet!
Oh for sure!!!
This was my oldest daughter's favorite film for years! It WAS a huge deal when it came out because it was the first full length, fully computer animated film. But more than that, it was just a great story!
This is genuinely one of the funniest movies ever 🤣 “you are a toy!” Sequence kills me every time
Hey guys,
is it weird to say that the thing I'm mostly looking forward to when you do movie reactions is the insightful talk afterwards?
You guys are incredibly smart and you seem to have great empathy. When I listen to you I feel like you "understand life", for the lack of a better description. 😅💜
My favourite toys when I was young were Barbie dolls... yeah I know, typical little girl here. 😆 But I loved each one so much and I always treated them like fragile treasures.
When my younger sisters got their hands on them while I was on school vacation they messed up their beautiful silky hair, ripped off their heads, painted on their tiny faces and ripped their pretty dresses to shreds - I was HEARTBROKEN when I came back and found my dolls. I'll never forget that. 😔💔
I've always treated my things with the utmost care - be it dolls, books or stuffed animals - and I hated to share everything with my siblings even though my mother insisted on me to share. She knew my sisters would destroy my things and yet she kinda encouraged that behavior.
Anyway long story short, I loved your movie reaction, as always!!
Fun Fact: the toolbox on top of the crate that woody was in says Binford. Binford was the fictional tool company that the voice of buzz lightyear (Tim Allen) was a part of in the sitcom Home Improvement
I never noticed that before
You guys should react to Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. It’s another fun underrated Disney movie.
What happens to Antie hurts :'(
It's soo cool how far we've come in terms of CG and Pixar is to thank for most of it. I think 2 is my favourite but 3 has my fav soundtrack
Randy Newman went all out
Fun fact: This series (to my knowledge) is the only series to get both the first and second movie a perfect score on Tomatometer.
Toy Story 3 got 98% and Toy Story 4 got 97%.
Toy story 4 was so extra tho, TS 3 was the perfect ending to me
@@omin231 ye
This film has one of the greatest ideas of all time with the toys, executed it masterfully too
You know, seeing this as an adult is crazy, I'm seeing so many references to horror films. it's insane! Also I'm wondering how many saw the little manual at Sid's house about interrogation tactics? WTF?
Yeah, I’m telling u, horror movie!!
I was 5/6 years old when this movie came out in 1995. I remember the movie was already starting (as I peeked through the theater door, I saw Potato Head acting as a robber) as we were getting snacks and telling my mom that we were missing it.
When the car blows out the match, your faces are priceless
It’s so great
Imagine the amount of therapy he’ll need, it’ll take decades for him to recover.
The shot of the doll head when you see through it was probably the coolest thing at the time . It truly showed how amazing Pixar is . It was like nothing I had ever seen before.
I saw this in theater when I was a kid. When we came out, we found that our car had been stolen and used to rob a bunch of stores. Toy Story is very memorable for me 😂😂😂
Wow 😂
I was a big sister to two little brothers when this movie came out and I have such fond memories of sitting and snuggling with them while we watched this...1000 times. Still a favorite Pixar and definitely my favorite Toy Story
The supposed idea behind the Chris Evans Lightyear movie is that it's the movie that would have gone on to inspire making all the Buzz Lightyear merchandise in the Toy Story world.
Oh ok, that’s sorta interesting. I still wish it was Tim Allen
Woody smacking Buzz with his own arm comes from a behind the scenes of Commando where Arnold Schwarzenegger suggested to the director that after he'd cut off a soiders arm off with a machete, he would use the severed arm to punch another enemy soilder in the face but the director declined, thinking it was too weird.
I love how throughout the movie, a lot of times when a character blinks, the blink unevenly. Also, something i noticed that doesnt make sense, total plot hole, is that Andy's Toys call Woody a murderer when they see that Buzz's arm is off, but none of them consider the fact that THEY ARE AT SID'S HOUSE
Woody's "YOU. ARE. A. TOY!!!" outburst is literally iconic
GUYS U GOTTA WATCH SMALL SOLDIERS!! Another classic movie about toys alive!!
I always loved that movie. So much fun!
The only part of this which strikes me as "horror" is Sid's house.
The most unrealistic thing in this movie isn't the fact that toys are alive. It's that Andy's mom bought him a new bedset right before they moved.
They can take that with them. He got bedsheets for his birthday, remember? One of the kids gave him some.
Its not about not being able to pack the bedset or not, it's more that from my experience parents would wait to buy a new bedset once the move was finished.
But also, no I do not remember that he got it as a gift lol If the sheets included the comforter, which I think wasn't uncommon for bedsets at the time, then it makes more sense.
@@darikis3437 the soldiers announced it on the baby monitor and Potato Head was like "who invited that kid?"
No it's Sid getting such a hefty prize out of a claw machine on a single quarter
Toy Story is definitely a classic! It was such a novelty when it came out, everyone loved it. The concept of toys having secret lives in on par with The Brave Little Toaster, same idea but with appliances (not sure how many people actually know about that movie. 🤔)
These movies made me believe that my Barbies were alive😂 I even was way too nice to them so they would trust me and move HAHA
My favourite toys as a child were two miniature tigers 🐅 . I used to pretend they were alive and imagine how they would move through the giant human landscape
If I remember correctly, this was the first fully computer animated full-length film.
Director John Lasseter have stated in the commentary that his kids would hide behind the pillows when Woody almost runs in Scud sleeping at the stairs. The snoring sounds of Scud in that scene is the T-Rex breathing from Jurassic Park.
God this brings me back to my childhood, I used to have a Buzz Lightyear toy I took ot everywhere with me
Toy Story is such a perfect Disney Pixar movie.
Yay I love this one. It's crazy how impressive the animation was to me as a kid compared to what there is now. It really looked so different from anything else back then.
This and Jurassic Park changed the game
My mom bought this on VHS and I watched every day the entire summer of ‘96. 26 years later, I can still quote this movie word for word.
The toy that was a fishing rod with doll legs was a play on the word 'hooker'. This movie has a lot of easter eggs if you look hard enough
Omg…
I know, the character Legs was pretty much my first animated crush.
You dont even know how comforting your videos are! i have been binging watching movies with you guys and it really makes feel less lonely and im so grateful for that :’) thank you!
Can’t wait for Toy Story 2 :P
8:23 there’s actually a scene in this movie where they show Andy’s friends... but they all have Andy’s face😂
haha i never seen that ive always seen their legs and feet!
A movie scene with andy's friends yeah 😏🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 right
Just because you have one or two scenes being set during Christmas, doesn't mean it IS a Christmas movie. The same thing can be said about Lady and The Tramp which both starts and end at Christmas but the rest of the movie is set the other seasons of the year but primarily spring and summer (with a short scene set in winter), Harry Potter and the Philosopher's/Sorcerer's Stone or The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, or even Die Hard or Batman Returns, both being set during Christmas Time but Christmas isn't the main theme or thing unlike say all versions of The Grinch, The Nightmare Before Christmas (though it's half-Halloween/half-Christmas), Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer or A Charlie Brown Christmas and especially the numerous adaptations of Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol.
I would STILL go to a real life Pizza Planet. Also as you get older you realize Sid is a toy customizer.
Another cool toys are alive movie that you could check out is Small Soldiers, i loved it when I was a kid.
I love that movie. They should totally react to it
Be prepared for Toy Story 3 because all of this build up is gonna end badly, I wont say what it is but that you're gonna cry your eyes out and get punched in the heart.
I didn't have toys cool like this. I'm an early 90s kid. I remeber having race cars.
This was my favorite film as a kid. I watched it 40x the first week I got it on VHS; my sister and I probably drove our mom crazy because she had to see it at home after seeing it on loop every day when she worked in the shoe dept. at Walmart (which was next to the small electronics dept. at the time).
My favorite toy growing up wasn't really a toy, per se. I was (and still am) into trivia games, so I had a ton of trivia board games. But of the toys I had, I'd probably say that my favorite was my Yakbak (similar to a Talkboy).
I never thought of this as a horror movie or having horror movie elements but now with it in my head, the stuff at Sid's house...yeah, it is.
20:31 I STILL LOVE HOW YOU GUYS SAY IT TOGETHER LMFAO IT LEAVES ME CACKLING 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'd love to see them react to Bolt (2008) someday. It's a great animated film & the plot is very similar to Buzz's journey in this film tbh.
You don't see the kid's faces because they are all Andy, you can catch it if you pause at the right spot. This saving on resources for model designs led to the theory that Andy is a clone.
Toy Story Reaction: *released*
My Brain: "These are the adventures of Buzz Lightyear of Star Command!"
YEESSS I'm so happy you haven't seen it hahaha can't wait to see the reaction!💙💙
Ah the nostalgia. Its been so long since I have seen this
Yay love you guys love your movie reactions.
Toy story man I used to watch them so many times apecially the second and third one .
They can be quite dark but when I was younger I didn't notice that which is weird cause I watched horror movies since I was four like I would watch it with my mom's brother , even alone without my parents knowing cause I wasn't allowed they would tell me to go to the room when their watch a horror movie or they would let me stay but watch on my gadget If looked up they would pause or close my eyes but they would let my older sister watch she's two years older than me.
Like I would get nightmares,be paranoid in the night see things that aren't there , wake up screaming but I still would watch horror movies like I get scared but I love it.
Here's hoping you guys get to the sequels too. Opinions are divided on them overall but none of them are considered bad, it's one of those cases where people argue over which is the best, but never which is the worst.
Is it just me or does some parts of the animation in toy story feel rly smooth and natural while others feel choppy and mechanical lol
You can see how the struggled with some of the proportions, it was extremely long to render the locations and rooms and they couldn't always have a lot of detail. Nowaday, Pixar renders an entire New York City with thousands of people in a block with trash and plants. The plants here look as plastic as the toys. It wasn't until the second PIXAR movie A Bug's Life when they got plants to look good. And even there, they were able to combat the plastic aesthetic of the 3D characters due to the hard exoskeletons of the insects. Notice that Andy didn't have any plush toys, the animators didn't really invent the advanced fur technology until Monster's Inc. They had fur technology before, but it was not as advanced and very untouchable interactively speaking. Just look at Scud the dog, which sort or added to the scariness of the dog honestly. However, the run cycle looks super wacky if you watch that again. The basic material the animators had to work with were lamberts, blinns, and phongs. The humans were the modeler's nightmare which is why they were filmed at leg height and all of Andy's friends looked like his twin and also that Andy didn't have a dad (The in universe theory, it is speculated Andy's dad left and that is the reason that Andy's family was moving).
Woody was only trying to knock Buzz behind the desk so Andy couldn't find him but instead caused an accident that ended in Buzz getting knocked out the window by a desklamp
This is my favorite Pixar movie ever
This film had such a fun concept. I'd love to see them watch some other films where inanimate objects come to life, i.e. *Gnomeo & Juliet* , *Night at the Museum* , Small Soldiers, etc.
I both loved this movie and was terrified of it at the same time as a child. This movie definitely taught me to respect and cherish my toys to the point where I wouldn't want my floor vacuumed in case I lost a LEGO piece or two, let alone mutilate my toys like Cid did.
Lol, yeah I can’t even imagine growing up with this
@@whitenoisereacts My family had Toy Story 1, 2, and Buzz Lightyear of Star Command for VHS (the third movie listed was a pilot for Buzz's cartoon show), and I would rewatch those tapes countless times. I was as obsessed with Woody and Buzz as Andy was. The only parts that really terrified me was mostly the stuff with Cid, but that didn't deter me from loving the movie.
This is the digitally remastered version! I saw the original VHS copy and it looked like it made on 35 mm film.
16:14 throughout all toy story movies, i think this is the only time you see woody dilates his pupils.
18:08 genius by the writers and director. That’s a “hooker”
Actually my favorite part in the whole series is the one that opens on the train heist. I love that one becaus we saw the entire adventure solely from the toys POV.
Part of why th enostalgia factor of this movie worked for kids and adults is obviously because kids can relate. However adults can double relate, once their own childhood, and then from an adult giving toys to kids and how those toys connect you to your child. So every kid sees themselves in Andy, and every adult seems themselves in Andy's Mom, and Sid's mom (even thogh she's off screen every parent can still relate to being a parent of a kid like Sid).
Be sure to watch the pixar story documentary if you have disney plus. I know you boys have been reacting to Book of Boba but the story of John Lasseter's career with disney and using cg animation in a 2d film got him fired from the company and ro see his uprising with this film was incredible to see
I will keep that one in mind
I grew up on this film in the 90s as a 5-7 year old kid i remember having 1 & 2 on vhs and watching them constantly also i remember having the woody doll buzz lightyear figue and mr potato head
Brave little toaster was a horror movie.
James and the giant peach also. But I love that one
they don't show the children because of design limitations as you mentioned.
all of them are andy's.
Yh the early concept art and storyboard were much more of a horror movie with Woody was a full-on villian hellbent on killing Buzz so your title is more correct than you think
I just rewatched all these movies the other day and honestly now I think Toy Story 3 is my favorite. 1 and 2 are classics but 3 is just worlds apart imo
Same!!
Fun fact: Toy Story is still the only Pixar movie to date with a opening credit sequence.
Toy Story is also currently their shortest Pixar film with a runtime of 81 minutes the rest of their films released after Toy Story are usually within the 90-107 minutes mark while _Ratatouille_ has a runtime of 111 minutes, The Incredibles is at 115 minutes, Cars is at 117 minutes and _Incredibles 2_ is currently the longest Pixar film at 118 minutes.
My favorite kids productions are the ones that entertain the kids and and the adults - and it’s not just the situational or thematic ways but offhand nods and jokes for parents kids won’t get but don’t care (ie Mr potato head with his face on out of order saying PICASSO!)
Also the rug in Sid’s house is an homage to the unforgettable rug in the Overlook hotel.
For some reason, when I was 5 years old I thought Sid's toys were cool instead of terrifying
as I got older, I realized that I'm probably the only person who saw it that way
Hello! I'm a new subscriber and love seeing your reactions especially to animated movies! I look forward to continuing to watch you guy's reactions! May God Bless both of you!
Just binge watched all of your Arcane reactions and now you upload this. You’re the channel that keeps on giving, I swear
I had a lot of favorite toys while growing up in the early 2000s, but I think the most memorable toy for me was a "bubble barbaque" play set and some WWE wrestlers action figures.
My all-time favorite Disney movie. It is such a good, classic movie to watch at any time.
Toy Story was the first movie I saw in a theatre. I was 5. When the dog is chasing them down the street to get to the moving truck I thought it was terrifying and my mom had to take me out of the theatre because I was crying.
As an adult you catch lots of different jokes. I still like 1 and 2.
noooooooow encanto!! :)
I have this little gi-joe action figure from the 70’s that originally belonged to my Uncle. It had moved on to live in my Grandparents random toy box. When I was 3 or so I found it in there and just liked it so much that I played with it every time I came over. Eventually my either my Grandparents or my uncle let me have it, I don’t remember exactly. I’ve always called him Superman for some reason, maybe his hairstyle reminded me of Christopher Reeve. I still have him. I don’t really remember what kind of games I played with him, he was just always around. I also have my Teddy bear which I will keep until it turns to dust.
Wooooo!!! Toy Story for life