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We know you it's a subtle shout-out to your love of the patriarchy. Admit it! ...Just kidding! You don't have to explain yourself. We get it. It is an animated movie for everyone and you just wanted to make your video accessible for everyone.
"Hey, Buzz! You're flying!" "This isn't flying, this is falling with style!" "To infinity and beyond!" Fun Fact: This was the first animated film in Oscar history to be nominated for a Best Screenplay Academy Award - Adapted or Original. Method Animation Fact: The animation team perfected the movement of the toy soldiers by nailing a pair of sneakers to a sheet of wood and trying to walk around with them on. Stealth References Fact: The toolbox on top of the milk crate that Woody (Tom Hanks) is trapped in is a Binford, the same tool brand that Tim Allen used on his television show Home Improvement (1991). The carpet in Sid's (Erik von Detten) house has the same hexagonal pattern as the carpet in the Overlook Hotel from The Shining (1980). Animation Shortcuts Fact: Some 3D effects were too complex, or even impossible, to calculate at the time of this film; subtle tricks are used to avoid them. Examples: explosions, thus the viewer doesn't see Combat Carl's demise; hair dynamics, so Andy, Sid, and Molly all have short hair while Andy's mother's hair is always tied back in a simple-to-model pony tail; and flying water droplets, thus the viewer doesn't see any liquid when Woody dunks his burning head into a bowl of cereal.
This was a revolutionary film in its time, for the technology that went into creating it. As for watching the rest, I definitely recommend it. Like anything else, the sequels are where the fans start to debate, but I think they're all worth watching. I'm glad you enjoyed this movie. There are plenty more animated films out there, too. 🙂
Aside from the technical brilliance, Pixar films are also renowned for the quality of their storytelling. This was their first feature length film and really set the standards everyone else - and they themselves - would have to meet or exceed. Rather than thinking of this as a 'kids movie', I like to think of it as a film the whole family can enjoy. It has something for every audience. Not just an iconic film for how it shook up the industry, it's actually an enjoyable film. Not always the same thing. Thanks for sharing this. I hope this video does as well for you as this picture did for Disney.
😎👍 This was THE very first full-length CGI animated feature. The technology was so new at the time, that it took a minimum of three years to create something like this. That's why Disney/Pixar's next CGI animated feature, "A Bug's Life" came out three years later (in 1998). By the time of the "Cars" franchise (in 2006), the technology for creating movies like this had advanced to the point where Pixar was able to crank out one per year, which they've been doing ever since. And this is in addition to the "Princess" oriented CGI features released under the Disney banner during that period, "Tangled" (2010) and "Frozen" (2013). Just about all of them are well worth watching...with the exception of "Mars Needs Moms" (2011) which I haven't seen, but I've heard terrible things about it from everybody I know who has. 😉
Yes, definitely do more of the sequels! All of them are really good and none of them disappoint. The story telling and creativity for each entry are just top notch.
Statements that can have a completely different meaning after watching this movie. 1) "You're killing my Buzz" 2) "I am so glad I have a Woody again" 3) "You've got a friend in me" czcams.com/video/GtQyLQRZRr0/video.html&ab_channel=CutawayGuyX
In the end I have to assume you do not live in the US or anywhere else where fireworks are commonplace, because if you did I think you would have had the opposite intuition. When there is a small stick of dynamite on your back, you probably should not light it even if it *can* make you go fast for a moment before it explodes. 😅
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
This movie and it’s sequels are literally masterpieces, you will definitely be excited while watching the rest of this franchise 😊. Also try play the Toy Story 3 video game hahaha
@@MichalZismanReactions אני מדבר עברית כי אני גם ישראלי כמוך נולדתי וגדלתי פה בארץ אז אני ישראלי גם אבל שפת אם שלי לא עברית כי אני לא ישראלי מההורים שלי ההורים שלי לא מפה שפות האם שלי הם אפריקאנס מדרום אפריקה ואנגלית אבל נולדתי פה בארץ וגדלתי פה אז אני ישראלי
I understand your reasoning about male viewers, but, speaking as a male viewer, it wouldn't bother me if you never reacted to another action movie. 🙂 I've never really seen the appeal of action movies unless they're tied to something else.
FYI: When I say "oh man", what I really wanna say is "oh f*ck!"
We know you it's a subtle shout-out to your love of the patriarchy. Admit it!
...Just kidding! You don't have to explain yourself. We get it. It is an animated movie for everyone and you just wanted to make your video accessible for everyone.
😂😂😂😂 we understand you very well
You should absolutely watch the rest of the films! They're all great!
"Hey, Buzz! You're flying!"
"This isn't flying, this is falling with style!"
"To infinity and beyond!"
Fun Fact: This was the first animated film in Oscar history to be nominated for a Best Screenplay Academy Award - Adapted or Original.
Method Animation Fact: The animation team perfected the movement of the toy soldiers by nailing a pair of sneakers to a sheet of wood and trying to walk around with them on.
Stealth References Fact: The toolbox on top of the milk crate that Woody (Tom Hanks) is trapped in is a Binford, the same tool brand that Tim Allen used on his television show Home Improvement (1991). The carpet in Sid's (Erik von Detten) house has the same hexagonal pattern as the carpet in the Overlook Hotel from The Shining (1980).
Animation Shortcuts Fact: Some 3D effects were too complex, or even impossible, to calculate at the time of this film; subtle tricks are used to avoid them. Examples: explosions, thus the viewer doesn't see Combat Carl's demise; hair dynamics, so Andy, Sid, and Molly all have short hair while Andy's mother's hair is always tied back in a simple-to-model pony tail; and flying water droplets, thus the viewer doesn't see any liquid when Woody dunks his burning head into a bowl of cereal.
Good point
This was a revolutionary film in its time, for the technology that went into creating it. As for watching the rest, I definitely recommend it. Like anything else, the sequels are where the fans start to debate, but I think they're all worth watching.
I'm glad you enjoyed this movie. There are plenty more animated films out there, too. 🙂
Aside from the technical brilliance, Pixar films are also renowned for the quality of their storytelling. This was their first feature length film and really set the standards everyone else - and they themselves - would have to meet or exceed.
Rather than thinking of this as a 'kids movie', I like to think of it as a film the whole family can enjoy. It has something for every audience. Not just an iconic film for how it shook up the industry, it's actually an enjoyable film. Not always the same thing. Thanks for sharing this. I hope this video does as well for you as this picture did for Disney.
😎👍 This was THE very first full-length CGI animated feature. The technology was so new at the time, that it took a minimum of three years to create something like this. That's why Disney/Pixar's next CGI animated feature, "A Bug's Life" came out three years later (in 1998). By the time of the "Cars" franchise (in 2006), the technology for creating movies like this had advanced to the point where Pixar was able to crank out one per year, which they've been doing ever since. And this is in addition to the "Princess" oriented CGI features released under the Disney banner during that period, "Tangled" (2010) and "Frozen" (2013). Just about all of them are well worth watching...with the exception of "Mars Needs Moms" (2011) which I haven't seen, but I've heard terrible things about it from everybody I know who has. 😉
Also, he's not just that teacher, he's the villain in The Princess Bride.
Thank you for bringing me back to my childhood. Great memories 😁
Do you do 3D animation? Your comment about the physics of the bed's surface....
I tried it, but really I love doing 3d modeling 🙂
All toys are alive when no one is around
Omg Michal you're in for a treat my friend! 🤗
Yes, definitely do more of the sequels! All of them are really good and none of them disappoint. The story telling and creativity for each entry are just top notch.
Statements that can have a completely different meaning after watching this movie.
1) "You're killing my Buzz"
2) "I am so glad I have a Woody again"
3) "You've got a friend in me" czcams.com/video/GtQyLQRZRr0/video.html&ab_channel=CutawayGuyX
There is no origin story, it is just the story of what toys do when humans aren't around. If they came to life of course👍🏼
I do hope that you will continue with the Pixar catalog because there are so many gems to be discovered!
God hahahaha the NUMBER OF TIMES you are like "use the rocket!" "just use the rocket!" and all I can do is echo "rockets explode!" "ROCKETS EXPLODE!"
In the end I have to assume you do not live in the US or anywhere else where fireworks are commonplace, because if you did I think you would have had the opposite intuition. When there is a small stick of dynamite on your back, you probably should not light it even if it *can* make you go fast for a moment before it explodes. 😅
This is a childhood classic for a lot of us adults so you should get a lot of views.
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
This movie and it’s sequels are literally masterpieces, you will definitely be excited while watching the rest of this franchise 😊. Also try play the Toy Story 3 video game hahaha
28:42 Holster
That poor alien aw man
It was made by PIXAR , it was STEVE JOBS company , he was the cofounder of APPLE COMPUTER 😀😀😀😀😀
Holster, definitely not sash.
I wonder if the people in the car accident were okay? I actually thought the woman in the blue car was Andy’s mom
FUNNY TOY STORY (1995 ) FILM REACTION AND STRESSFUL !!!
Crazy my dad took me and my cousins to this movie in theaters when i was 5 good memories
וואלה איזה יופי שאת ישראלית צעצוע של סיפור זה אחד הסרטים האהובים אליי שראיתי כשהייתי קטן ואני עדיין רואה את זה
היי היי, טוב לראותך 😁
@@MichalZismanReactions אני מדבר עברית כי אני גם ישראלי כמוך נולדתי וגדלתי פה בארץ אז אני ישראלי גם אבל שפת אם שלי לא עברית כי אני לא ישראלי מההורים שלי ההורים שלי לא מפה שפות האם שלי הם אפריקאנס מדרום אפריקה ואנגלית אבל נולדתי פה בארץ וגדלתי פה אז אני ישראלי
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IDK If this is true, but, I think they are alive because of andy's imagination.
Can you Watch Toys story 3
That was a fun movie to watch 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
16:56-17:01❤❤😊❤😊❤😊❤😊❤😂😂😂
Can you watch Toy Story 2.
I have not watch this movie yet,, thank you for the recommendation
I understand your reasoning about male viewers, but, speaking as a male viewer, it wouldn't bother me if you never reacted to another action movie. 🙂 I've never really seen the appeal of action movies unless they're tied to something else.
Don't bother watching 4. It's one of the worst animated films of all time.
C’mon now
17:25 is it just me or does that girl look like you.