This movie was such a significant technical achievement when it was released. It was the first ever full-length, fully computer-made movie. Technology made for this movie is still around in both the movie and games industry today.
The best 'kids' movies are the ones that also appeal to adults. Toy Story has the fun and imagination of childhood combined with a very intelligent and well written script. Add to that great voice casting and acting as well as fantastic animation. Before this movie, there'd been nothing like it. It's also so easy to identify with the toys' personalities as well as the different humans in the story. Who didn't know a "Sid" when they were growing up? Or the wonderful escapes into our imaginations? Toy Story 2 is just as much fun 😁♥
This was Pixar's first film and it was THE first fully computer animated full-length feature film. It was the 2nd highest grossing film of 1995. It was nominated for 3 Oscars - Best Original Screenplay, Best Original Song, and Special Achievement Award. I could be wrong, but I believe it started the trend of having an ensemble of A-listers voicing almost every role (although Lion King had quite a few).
Aria, there was a cartoon called Doc McStuffins, about a little girl who dreamed of being a doctor like her mother, so she would practice by fixing up her dolls and stuffed animals..who would of course come to life. It ran on and off for 5 seasons between 2012 and 2020.
Something I find is a bit of an overlooked tragedy in this movie is Sid himself... He is a very clear case of a very obviously SMART kid whose parents didn't know what to do with him, so they settled on flat out neglect. He doesn't just have a lot of tools a kid his age shouldn't really have free access to, and not only does he know how to use them, he (mostly) knows how to use them SAFELY. Remember, as far as he's aware, the toys are just inanimate objects, so there's no reason to believe that any kind of safety measures should have to apply to them. At his apparent age, he's knowledgeable and skilled enough to be in some college courses. Instead, as I believe you've already found out from the later movies (so this isn't a spoiler), he becomes a garbage man. No hate at all to people in that profession, it's very respectable even if mainly because of how few people would want to do it. You wouldn't expect to personally change the world or anything as a garbage man, but this kid had the IQ to do that. Instead, due to neglectful parenting, he wound up being a villain to a bunch of toys he didn't even know had the awareness to see him as such, and thus had to be traumatized and thus seemingly never even tried to reach for whatever wild potential he might have had.
To be fair, that doesn't mean the toys SHOULDN'T have done that. The neglect was there one way or another, so by this point he may already be too far gone to ever become a great scientist/engineer or something like that. The toys traumatizing him at this stage might well have simply prevented him from going the "serial killer" route. 🤷♀
Honestly it's been so long and I've grown so much, I really think it's great movie now. Thanks for watching it and reminding me of the adventure that this story is.
Pixar is full of great movies. You should absolutely watch Toy Story 2 and 3, they are just as good as the first and in some ways better than the first. The forth is good too. Monsters Inc is also one of my favorites
In the mid-'80's, there was a cartoon TV series called _Transformers._ This was the basis for the recent series of _Transformers_ _movies._ Hasbro made action figures for _each_ of them; _transforming_ action figures. Initially, in _one_ mode, they were _vehicles_ (or _other_ household objects), while in _another,_ they were _robots._ And they did a _lot_ of cool, innovative _things_ with 'em. There were _dinobots_ who could transform back and forth between _dinosaurs_ and robots, there were _insecticons_ who could transform back and forth between large _insects_ and robots, there were _constructicons_ who could transform specifically between different pieces of _construction_ heavy equipment and robots (but which could also be assembled into a huge, fighting robot), _aerialbots_ who could transform back and forth between a few types of _jets_ and robots (but who could also be assembled into _another_ huge, fighting robot)... But I would have to say the one I remember _most_ fondly was the Autobot _leader,_ Optimus Prime. He would transform back and forth between the truck unit of a tractor-trailer and a robot. I remember, somewhere along the line, I managed to break off one of his _legs_ and _that_ was unfortunate. We glued it back on, but it never fit quite the same way. And, somewhere along the line, I lost _track_ of him. At the _time,_ that disappointed me, just because he was a fun _toy_ I didn't get to play with anymore. _Nowadays,_ though, I regret it because _nowadays,_ that action figure would probably be worth something to the _collectors_ out there. I mean they've reissued that toy, so you can buy it _again,_ but it's not the same. The new ones are just not the same.
I am so thrilled that you watched this movie. Toy Story is a great, fun movie. Having said that, you ain't seen nothing yet! You will be blown away by Toy Story 2 & Toy Story 3. They are excellent movies, and you just come to love all of these wonderful characters even more. Great reaction, Aria! Keep 'em coming!
Thank you so much, #AriaC, for uploading this awesome movie reaction. I love your content so much because it's so cool, and I really enjoy watching your reactions to different movies.
26:26 "Say. Isn't that mistletoe?" "Mm-hm." Bo Peep, I think, was a character written in because Pixar didn't manage to get the rights to _Barbie._ If they had, _she_ would've been Woody's love interest.
There’s a funny Family Guy joke with the song, “You Got a Friend In Me.” Regardless, I’m happy to see another Aria video! That smile is always charming 🌸
Please consider watching Toy Story 2 and 3. The reason this is one of the best Pixar movies is because it's all a metaphor. The toys are supposed to be a metaphor for the parents and how kids won't always keep you as their favorite despite how much you love them but that doesn't mean they will ever stop loving you.
1. Is it just me or does Andy have a buttload of toys? 2. Tom Hanks and Tim Allen + an all star cast, 3. A great escape, what else could anyone want? 4. Try not to enjoy this. I dare you
Aria, Tim Allen's voice work as Buzz Lightyear led to him being cast as a William Shatner-esque space captain in the Star Trek spoof "Galaxy Quest", which pokes fun both at the series and at the fandom. I highly recommend reacting to that eventually. That movie was hilarious when I was a kid and it's even funnier now as an adult. It also stars Alan Rickman, Sigourney Weaver and a young Sam Rockwell in a hilarious role as a cowardly Trekkie type character. By the way, Aria, you look even prettier than usual in this video. 🖤
the first computer animated movie to be made, Pixar initially intended for Woody to be the villain of this movie but decided to have it be that Woody was just having trouble getting used to Buzz being the new toy that Andy is fascinated with.
This movie was such a significant technical achievement when it was released. It was the first ever full-length, fully computer-made movie. Technology made for this movie is still around in both the movie and games industry today.
The best 'kids' movies are the ones that also appeal to adults. Toy Story has the fun and imagination of childhood combined with a very intelligent and well written script. Add to that great voice casting and acting as well as fantastic animation. Before this movie, there'd been nothing like it. It's also so easy to identify with the toys' personalities as well as the different humans in the story. Who didn't know a "Sid" when they were growing up? Or the wonderful escapes into our imaginations?
Toy Story 2 is just as much fun 😁♥
Yeah I enjoyed this movie soo much as a kid and rewatching now I still feel the same way due to how well written it was.
This was Pixar's first film and it was THE first fully computer animated full-length feature film. It was the 2nd highest grossing film of 1995. It was nominated for 3 Oscars - Best Original Screenplay, Best Original Song, and Special Achievement Award. I could be wrong, but I believe it started the trend of having an ensemble of A-listers voicing almost every role (although Lion King had quite a few).
Aria, there was a cartoon called Doc McStuffins, about a little girl who dreamed of being a doctor like her mother, so she would practice by fixing up her dolls and stuffed animals..who would of course come to life. It ran on and off for 5 seasons between 2012 and 2020.
Sounds like something I would've loved as a kid
Your reaction to the toys revealing themselves to Sid was amazing. And your smile is better than life itself 😘
The lesson that Woody gives to Sid has a very powerful message for all children... And also for adults 😉
Jealous will get to you quicker than you think
Lol I like that your profile is goku XD
Something I find is a bit of an overlooked tragedy in this movie is Sid himself... He is a very clear case of a very obviously SMART kid whose parents didn't know what to do with him, so they settled on flat out neglect. He doesn't just have a lot of tools a kid his age shouldn't really have free access to, and not only does he know how to use them, he (mostly) knows how to use them SAFELY. Remember, as far as he's aware, the toys are just inanimate objects, so there's no reason to believe that any kind of safety measures should have to apply to them. At his apparent age, he's knowledgeable and skilled enough to be in some college courses.
Instead, as I believe you've already found out from the later movies (so this isn't a spoiler), he becomes a garbage man. No hate at all to people in that profession, it's very respectable even if mainly because of how few people would want to do it. You wouldn't expect to personally change the world or anything as a garbage man, but this kid had the IQ to do that. Instead, due to neglectful parenting, he wound up being a villain to a bunch of toys he didn't even know had the awareness to see him as such, and thus had to be traumatized and thus seemingly never even tried to reach for whatever wild potential he might have had.
To be fair, that doesn't mean the toys SHOULDN'T have done that. The neglect was there one way or another, so by this point he may already be too far gone to ever become a great scientist/engineer or something like that. The toys traumatizing him at this stage might well have simply prevented him from going the "serial killer" route. 🤷♀
"Toy Story 2" is pretty good and I think you will enjoy it. Next try "Monsters Inc." It's lots of fun, very well animated and quite witty.
Honestly it's been so long and I've grown so much, I really think it's great movie now. Thanks for watching it and reminding me of the adventure that this story is.
The fact The toolbox on top of the crate. Has the Binford logo from Tim Allen's Home Improvement is a awesome little egg who seen the show.
You’re such a sweet mom letting Minnie watch the parts with the creepy toys. Hahaha 😂
I definitely recommend watching the rest of the Toy Story Movies. You will Grow to Love these characters. ❤❤❤
Couldn't stop giggling when this lady described what she would do to her teddy bear.
🙈🙈
Hahahahahaha
Pixar is full of great movies. You should absolutely watch Toy Story 2 and 3, they are just as good as the first and in some ways better than the first. The forth is good too. Monsters Inc is also one of my favorites
The more I see this movie, the more I am jealous of pizza planet. That place looks awesome
I agree
In the mid-'80's, there was a cartoon TV series called _Transformers._ This was the basis for the recent series of _Transformers_ _movies._ Hasbro made action figures for _each_ of them; _transforming_ action figures. Initially, in _one_ mode, they were _vehicles_ (or _other_ household objects), while in _another,_ they were _robots._
And they did a _lot_ of cool, innovative _things_ with 'em. There were _dinobots_ who could transform back and forth between _dinosaurs_ and robots, there were _insecticons_ who could transform back and forth between large _insects_ and robots, there were _constructicons_ who could transform specifically between different pieces of _construction_ heavy equipment and robots (but which could also be assembled into a huge, fighting robot), _aerialbots_ who could transform back and forth between a few types of _jets_ and robots (but who could also be assembled into _another_ huge, fighting robot)...
But I would have to say the one I remember _most_ fondly was the Autobot _leader,_ Optimus Prime. He would transform back and forth between the truck unit of a tractor-trailer and a robot.
I remember, somewhere along the line, I managed to break off one of his _legs_ and _that_ was unfortunate. We glued it back on, but it never fit quite the same way.
And, somewhere along the line, I lost _track_ of him. At the _time,_ that disappointed me, just because he was a fun _toy_ I didn't get to play with anymore. _Nowadays,_ though, I regret it because _nowadays,_ that action figure would probably be worth something to the _collectors_ out there. I mean they've reissued that toy, so you can buy it _again,_ but it's not the same. The new ones are just not the same.
I truly liked this reaction and I hope to see more Pixel movies on the channel.
I am so thrilled that you watched this movie. Toy Story is a great, fun movie.
Having said that, you ain't seen nothing yet!
You will be blown away by Toy Story 2 & Toy Story 3. They are excellent movies, and you just come to love all of these wonderful characters even more.
Great reaction, Aria! Keep 'em coming!
There's also a Star Trek reference. When Buzz says "farewell" to Woody at the gas station, he gives the Vulcan gesture.
Minnie is back!
Woody is my favorite out of the toys from all 3 movies.
Thank you so much, #AriaC, for uploading this awesome movie reaction. I love your content so much because it's so cool, and I really enjoy watching your reactions to different movies.
Thankyou! I'm glad you enjoy it❤️
26:26 "Say. Isn't that mistletoe?"
"Mm-hm."
Bo Peep, I think, was a character written in because Pixar didn't manage to get the rights to _Barbie._ If they had, _she_ would've been Woody's love interest.
Next time someone says, "You're killing my Buzz", it will have a different meaning.
Same next time you hear, "Oh, that guy has a Woody".
The incredibles, ratatouille, cloudy with a chance of meatballs and bolt are all amazing as well.
This movie started it all! And this trilogy is Beautiful!...⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️...
Aria, just wait until you see "Toy Story 2" since that is considered the "Empire Strikes Back" of the series. 😁
Can't wait
Not to mention an actual reference to the movie
@@morganghostbusters-egonfan Shhh! 😁
at least you stitched him up again. toys just want to be loved
I LOVE YOUR FIRST TIME WATCHING REACTION - TO TOY STORY (1995 ) FILM !!!!
Time for toy story 2
Now, you will watch sequels 😉. Toy Story is so great 😊🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
When I was a little boy, I loved this saga... And I'll always love 😊🌟
@@richommenicolas6165 yeah same here bro it’s soo amazing
The scene where Sid burns Woody's forehead with a magnifying glass, I don't like that part. It terrifies me. 😱😈🔍
I Know every Thing about Toy Story it's The Disney Movie 🍿 🎥 I Grew up on I Know all The Characters Too
11:35 Look at Buzz' _hand._ That's a Vulcan _salute._ That's a _Star Trek_ reference.
There’s a funny Family Guy joke with the song, “You Got a Friend In Me.” Regardless, I’m happy to see another Aria video! That smile is always charming 🌸
4:05 Soldiers 💪 😂😂, after all the war movies you watched. Do you love soldiers? 😊 😂❤
I've always had a lot of respect for them:)
Please consider watching Toy Story 2 and 3. The reason this is one of the best Pixar movies is because it's all a metaphor. The toys are supposed to be a metaphor for the parents and how kids won't always keep you as their favorite despite how much you love them but that doesn't mean they will ever stop loving you.
Great movie
The aliens are so so adorable and cute 🥰🥰🥰🥰
1. Is it just me or does Andy have a buttload of toys?
2. Tom Hanks and Tim Allen + an all star cast,
3. A great escape, what else could anyone want?
4. Try not to enjoy this. I dare you
26:28 my favorite part.
Sid is the trashman guy in part 3. Easter egg
Aria, Tim Allen's voice work as Buzz Lightyear led to him being cast as a William Shatner-esque space captain in the Star Trek spoof "Galaxy Quest", which pokes fun both at the series and at the fandom. I highly recommend reacting to that eventually. That movie was hilarious when I was a kid and it's even funnier now as an adult.
It also stars Alan Rickman, Sigourney Weaver and a young Sam Rockwell in a hilarious role as a cowardly Trekkie type character.
By the way, Aria, you look even prettier than usual in this video. 🖤
But I haven't seen Star Trek, would I understand the jokes?
@ariac2693 I didn't either and I still laughed at most of them.
@@ariachanson01 It's great even as a standalone. There's a couple of jokes you might miss, but I think you'll still love it.
It's such a great movie you don't need to see Star Trek
Thanks ...
the first computer animated movie to be made, Pixar initially intended for Woody to be the villain of this movie but decided to have it be that Woody was just having trouble getting used to Buzz being the new toy that Andy is fascinated with.
Thank god they didn't turn him into a full on villain
@@ariachanson01 same I think it’s great they let him be heroic and understanding
👍👍👍👍👍👍
Can you Watch Toys story 3 Please
I was going to think you were insane, thank God you mentioned anesthesia and ice cream, like any good doctor would do for his patients.
😂😂🙈
The sequel is just as good. Great reaction. Thanks.
Syd is the worst lol.
He was very scary
Maybe he changed as he grew up
Hello Aria
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Skimpy skirt
She needs some shorts on 🐭