Come on, Korey. Pixar was making this movie on Windows 95. The movie was revolutionary for its time. Don’t give them ideas on remastering the movie. No doubt the animation is dated, but that’s where it gets its charm from.
@@Toy_story_and_beyond I think it would be awesome if Pixar did a remaster of this. Like reanimating the whole entire movie, but keep the original audio as it is. Just like how Naughty Dog remastered “The Last of Us: Part I” for the PS5.
Woody wasn't trying to kill Buzz. He was trying to knock him behind the desk so Andy would choose him (woody) to go to pizza planet. He got the idea from seeing the 8 ball rolling down there. That's why he was surprised Buzz got knocked out the window instead.
One of my favorite films from my childhood. The animation may seem rough around the edges compared to today, but that doesn't take away the charm and humor the film has.
I fully agree, not gonna lie, some of the animations still kind of hold up, especially with them being toys works in its favor to look plastic. The story was carried on to my 6 year old nephew, and he LOVES it as much as I did….I never been so happy to see it from the perspective of an adult/guardian 🥲
And the animation vastly improved along with it's storytelling, which makes the Toy Story franchise truly timeless. While other franchises before and after this have stumbled and fell because they couldn't keep their quality intact, Toy Story is one of the exceptional few that managed to do so.
Hot take but this is my favorite Toy Story film. While I still enjoy the sequels, its themes are inevitable, which is growing up, saying goodbye, and finding your own path, in that order. I absolutely love the simplicity of this film's themes because it's something we feel at any age, whether you're 7 or 34. Jealousy, the fear of not being good enough for someone else or a group of people. I cried when Woody eventually gave in, telling Buzz how cool he is, and then admitting that he couldn't do anything other than pull his string and words come out. "I'm the one who should be strapped to that rocket..." :(
I think the first 3 were just perfection. The perfect trilogy. Even though I love the fourth one it really wasn't necessary. Part 3 wrap it up perfectly.
Not a hot take, it’s the correct take. When I watched this with my son years ago when his sister was born, I kinda thought of Buzz as the new child and Woody the older sibling who was afraid of losing his parents’ love.
The crazy thing to me is that two years earlier in 1993, VeggieTales was the first CGI rendered product for viewing entertainment. Had they been longer than 30 minutes, they could have beaten Pixar to the punch on an animated movie
The "Pixar Blink" (as it's known) was actually an intentional decision by the studio as a sort of calling card. They purposely made the characters blink out of sequence in the first group of films they made, but eventually this faded out and they started doing the blinks normally. Personally I'm glad since it's more distracting than anything once you realize it's there.
I don't know why, but that bit at 41:24 is my favorite moment/joke of any of the Toy Story movies. They're all amazing, but there's something about the wonderful silliness of a shark with a cowboy hat on, blank expressionless shark eyes and squishy mouth, doing a little dance, and doing an impression of Woody by just going "howdy howdy howdy," friggin' kills me every time!
The animation is dated looking back, but similar to Shrek, this movie played a major significance in animation and it also helps that the writing is top notch to where every joke can appeal to both kids and adults. And the voice work is some of the best in any animated movie.
As a kid I destroyed almost three vhs tapes by watching these movies so much. Now that I’m nearly 25, Toy Story is STILL my favorite movie and Buzz Lightyear will always be my childhood hero, and I’m ecstatic to see Lightyear :)
13:53 Scud was actually animated like that on purpose. The people at Pixar wanted Scud to be a monster from a toy’s perspective, so they looked at images of leopards running for his running animation, even in the scene where Scud is stalking Woody and Buzz in the hallway of Sid’s house, Gary Rydstrom (sound designer) used sounds of tigers sleeping and growling for Scud.
Toy Story is the film that started all, creating a huge library for Pixar Animation: A Bug's Life, Finding Nemo, Monsters Inc, The Incredibles, Ratatouille, Wall-E, UP, Inside Out, Soul, Luca, and Turning Red.
Maybe it's my childhood, but I still think the first Toy Story is the best Pixar film. I think it's actually their best Script. And yes sure the animation is really dated nowadays but there are still Moments in this film where it still looks really good and that just goes to show how cutting-edge and ahead of its time this film was in every way. Honestly it's one of the best films of the 1990s
I remember back in the summer of 2019 when Toy Story 4 was in theaters. My little brother and I we’re going to see the movie and I saw a little boy carried a Woody doll to the theater.
@@ninjanibba4259 Well I had mixed feelings about it. I also remember some dude in the auditorium accusing me as a cop and I kept saying that I’m not a cop.
It didn't register with me..that Woody is one of the main antagonists of the first movie..lol.. they played a perfect balance of making him seem like he was just being mildly mischievous.
It would be cool If Pixar mad a movie about an older sid repairing broken toys and being one of few who know that toys are alive. He got a job as a garbage man to get parts and to save toys from being destroyed.
Fun fact: Back then the Slinkey Dog toy wasn't a very popular toyline for kids. But when they agreed on adding the toy to Toy Story it began to escalate with sales to the point where the company decided to have it look like the character from the movie as a thank you to Pixar.
6:42: And because of how difficult it was for Pixar to make human characters, it took almost 10 years before they did a movie (The Incredibles) that centers around an all human cast. Before that, it was toys, bugs, toys again, monsters, and then fish.
13:25 Big dogs kind of do run like that though to be honest lmao, when I was a kid we’d be leaving the farm and our Great Danes/Huskies would try to catch the car, and that’s pretty much exactly how they looked at 20+mph 😂
Lightyear starts off with words on the screen saying something like "a boy named Andy bought a Buzz Lightyear based off of a movie, this is that movie"
Early Pixar films had terrible animated human characters, but I think once Brad Bird got there it got better, way better. Being a traditional 2D animator his human characters emote and moved more naturally.
Woody didn't try to kill Buzz. Watch that scene again, Woody is trying to trap Buzz down behind the cabinet, so Andy takes him to Pizza Planet instead. The plan just goes wrong, and he falls out the window. Even as a kid, I realized this. Love the show, gentlemen. ✌️
If you thought the animation of Woody & Buzz looks outdated, you should see what they were originally going to be animated. Woody having a big head and body acting like a jerk and Buzz being a mini toy version of himself 🫣 th-cam.com/video/t2ejwJ0QXvs/w-d-xo.html
I wonder if toy story would still be successful had they kept in the original Black Friday version where Woody was a full-on villain, think people wouldn't like it as much because Disney executives nearly shut the production down after seeing it, and John Lassiter was visibly embarrassed about it and even hesitated to show it to the public in the first place, but it's still interesting to see how things could have ended up way differently.
Korey's bit about justifying Woody trying to kill Buzz had me cackling. Never thought I'd live long enough to see Buzz Lightyear being compared to Bin Laden and Hitler.
It took me years to like Toy Story as a kid. I didn't enjoy CG animation yet and I felt like every character in the movie was a jerk. Toy Story 2 fully brought me on board though. I was also watching the Buzz Lightyear series everyday around that time.
@@reikun86 Yeah, I generally love both about the same but I think the scene with Andy giving up the toys moves 3 a bit higher for me. They had me all the way emotionally invested in a college bound 18 year giving toys he had all of his life.
I view their early cg as endearingly dated. It's like early VeggieTales vs modern VeggieTales. The animation is better and they have more fluid movements now but their earlier days felt like they exuded a more fantasy childlike wonder, not to mention they look depressed today.
@@PowerRangersLostGalaxyFanFilm the first two shrek movies are amazing. The incredibles is great. I respect your opinion and please don't take offense to this but frozen is stupid movie. Tries way too hard to appeal to kids to the point of being annoying. Kung fu panda is like cars. One of pixar's biggest mistakes that should've been aborted.
Pixar was very deliberate in avoiding making humans the main characters in their first few movies. The bits with Andy and his mom really highlight why they were right to do so.
As much as I love Toy Story, there are 2 things which always bothered me about the story, 1. Buzz freezing around humans when he thinks he's a space ranger, 2. Andy's dad is absent. I read how he was cut because it was too expensive to animate, but there could have been a line in the script saying he was out of town or something
1. I always thought that since Buzz sees the toys as aliens from another planet, he might see the freeze as a cultural thing and just go along with it. 2. Andy's dad not shown never really bothered me at all. It's like how the original Beauty and the Beast never explained what happened to Belle's mom because it's not really important to the overall story (unlike the live action remake 🤢)
True story I was like 3 when this movie came out, and I was learning to talk and I kept saying “to infinite and beyond” but my mom and grandma could never figure out what I was trying to say until one day they watched this movie with me and I said it along with Buzz so my first words were from Toy Story, I love this movie so much. Also my nickname is Woody true story
This is the most important film in my life. The love me and my brothers have for this franchise is over level 9000. Lightyear is my most anticipated movie of the year
Of course it doesnt look good for today's standards, this movie was made when windows xp was the latest technology, almost 30 years ago, the writing was brilliant for that time though
I'd love for y'all to cover the two late 80's Timothy Dalton James Bond movies. I feel they REALLY feel like slightly more fantastical versions of the Daniel Craig Bond films and feel WAY ahead of their time yet don't get the love they deserve IMO.
One of this film's most impressive highlights was, as Martin stated, the scenes that delve into some "existential crisis." Incredible film that is enjoyed by an entire family.
I've waited YEARS for there to be a better/weirder animation comparison to Cargil's argument of The Lion King being anti socialist, but Korey's Buzz LIghtyear/Vlad Putin comparison may be a worthy successor. Now I'm just waiting to see who Pixar or Disney in general's version of Carl Marx is...it's a weird world we live in.
Yoooooo! Double Toasted *really* had an extended debate where Korey defends murder, and I legit wasn't sure if he was serious. 🤣🤣 You guys are awesome!
Just shows how good this movie is that the animation can be dated but it's still one of the best movies ever. And you know what? I would be kinda weirded out if they remastered this with the new new shit they have. That animation for what it is is still very charming.
Animation over Story telling is like Tom Greens character in “Freddy Got Fingered” . His drawings are brilliant but his characters have no story around them. He needs to “GET INSIDE THE ANIMALS”
It would be the coolest fan service film ever if there is a multiversal crossover of the 3 buzz lightyears of tim Allen , Patrick warbuton and Chris Evans. 27:32 how Martin would react to the no way home leaked photos 😂😂😂 27:37 -27:48 and 29:25 -29:31 a reaction of everyone finding out zendaya and Tom Holland broke up 31:07 -31:25 the birth of “to infinity and beyond” 31:43 -31:53 buzz’s secret mental breakdown 34:10-34:30 The moment of buzz’s life of being the space ranger is a lie 55:25 woody’s savage line never gets old
So according to behind the scenes he was trying to throw Buzz behind the shelf which would have made him stuck. That’s why Woody was upset when he went out the window.
Woody is basically be Walter White from Breaking Bad. He's a good toy forced to do bad things for the one he loves. He is the one who knocks...Buzz Lightyear out of a window.
It literally is blasphemy to even compare Toy Story to an ASYLUM film. This movie's animation is light-years better than ANYTHING that company's could ever put out, along with ANYTHING ELSE animated with CGI at the time. 😑🤔😠😡
I've often wondered why Buzz Lightyear would freeze when Andy came around if he thought he was a real person and not a toy. But I understand that is just another small detail that doesn't matter much lol
It's like asylum because it's early in the technology, toy story was the first or at least one of the first fully CGI movies and it was top quality of it's time. As the technology and techniques have grown with Pixar and Disney pushing animation further the older tech and styles are cheaper hence why what was revolutionary over 20 years ago is on par with cheap low quality today
Any chance you guys could review The Black Cauldron? Relatively obscure (fantasy/horror?) Disney animated venture that was super ambitious, lowkey still holds up, but almost bankrupted the House of Mouse.
The animation may not have aged well but you gotta admit this movie was definitely revolutionary.
At least with Pixar, it's the very first fully computer animated film ever made. What's Asylum's excuse?
As far as dated animation is concerned, it’s aged much better than a lot of other animation of the era. Or even other animated films made today.
@@michaelstrong5383 right!?! a Yugo is gonna run better than a Model T, It doesn’t make you go a good car
I think it looks great. Incredible for the time and still holds up
Come on, Korey. Pixar was making this movie on Windows 95. The movie was revolutionary for its time. Don’t give them ideas on remastering the movie. No doubt the animation is dated, but that’s where it gets its charm from.
Considering Steve Jobs was the founder of Pixar & an executive producer, it would've been Mac computers for sure
I WANT THEM TO REMASTER IT!!!😆😆
@@Toy_story_and_beyond do you want another Disney live action remake? Cause that's how you get one.
@@Toy_story_and_beyond I think it would be awesome if Pixar did a remaster of this. Like reanimating the whole entire movie, but keep the original audio as it is. Just like how Naughty Dog remastered “The Last of Us: Part I” for the PS5.
Woody wasn't trying to kill Buzz. He was trying to knock him behind the desk so Andy would choose him (woody) to go to pizza planet. He got the idea from seeing the 8 ball rolling down there. That's why he was surprised Buzz got knocked out the window instead.
Thank you.
A common misconception that demonizes Woody.
Yeah Korey isn't very observant. He just likes to find stuff to make people laugh
Only in the original draft is Woody malicious and hostile towards anyone, even Sid if I'm correct.
One of my favorite films from my childhood. The animation may seem rough around the edges compared to today, but that doesn't take away the charm and humor the film has.
It’s a classic
absolutely
I fully agree, not gonna lie, some of the animations still kind of hold up, especially with them being toys works in its favor to look plastic. The story was carried on to my 6 year old nephew, and he LOVES it as much as I did….I never been so happy to see it from the perspective of an adult/guardian 🥲
Man when you’re 8 years old you don’t give AF 😂
And the animation vastly improved along with it's storytelling, which makes the Toy Story franchise truly timeless. While other franchises before and after this have stumbled and fell because they couldn't keep their quality intact, Toy Story is one of the exceptional few that managed to do so.
Hot take but this is my favorite Toy Story film. While I still enjoy the sequels, its themes are inevitable, which is growing up, saying goodbye, and finding your own path, in that order.
I absolutely love the simplicity of this film's themes because it's something we feel at any age, whether you're 7 or 34. Jealousy, the fear of not being good enough for someone else or a group of people. I cried when Woody eventually gave in, telling Buzz how cool he is, and then admitting that he couldn't do anything other than pull his string and words come out. "I'm the one who should be strapped to that rocket..." :(
My mum says it's her favourite as well.
I think the first 3 were just perfection. The perfect trilogy. Even though I love the fourth one it really wasn't necessary. Part 3 wrap it up perfectly.
Not a hot take, it’s the correct take. When I watched this with my son years ago when his sister was born, I kinda thought of Buzz as the new child and Woody the older sibling who was afraid of losing his parents’ love.
@@devilpuppetsinc yeah, that is a possible interpretation of the film.
@@bigpoppa3999 *Toy Story 2* is the best of the Toy Story Franchise.
The crazy thing to me is that two years earlier in 1993, VeggieTales was the first CGI rendered product for viewing entertainment. Had they been longer than 30 minutes, they could have beaten Pixar to the punch on an animated movie
Everyone forgets that cuz it's probably seen as a joke. But there was a cgi music video made in 1989. I could be wrong tho
@@jwall2235Money For Nothing Dire Straits
The "Pixar Blink" (as it's known) was actually an intentional decision by the studio as a sort of calling card. They purposely made the characters blink out of sequence in the first group of films they made, but eventually this faded out and they started doing the blinks normally. Personally I'm glad since it's more distracting than anything once you realize it's there.
Now that you've made me aware of this, you have ruined the movie for me.
Sure… 😂
@@JurassicJoey17 Are you saying this isn't true?
I don't know why, but that bit at 41:24 is my favorite moment/joke of any of the Toy Story movies. They're all amazing, but there's something about the wonderful silliness of a shark with a cowboy hat on, blank expressionless shark eyes and squishy mouth, doing a little dance, and doing an impression of Woody by just going "howdy howdy howdy," friggin' kills me every time!
My sisters and I still quote that scene to this day.
“Aha, aha. Give me that!”
The fact they compared this to Putin and Osama Bin Laden at the end had me Rollin laughing lmfaoooo
The animation is dated looking back, but similar to Shrek, this movie played a major significance in animation and it also helps that the writing is top notch to where every joke can appeal to both kids and adults. And the voice work is some of the best in any animated movie.
This movie is a Disney/Pixar classic/masterpiece.
One of the best animated films ever made.
TOY STORY is one of my all-time favorites and you guys delivered! Easily one of my favorite reviews you've done
this still holds up after all these years
also, 1995 had great films
💯. Indeed
Se7en and Toy Story
@@wasabiflavoredcocaine Braveheart was a good film. And don't get me started on all the BBC Jane Austen adaptations that came out in 1995.
As a kid I destroyed almost three vhs tapes by watching these movies so much. Now that I’m nearly 25, Toy Story is STILL my favorite movie and Buzz Lightyear will always be my childhood hero, and I’m ecstatic to see Lightyear :)
Haha we had to buy another copy of Toy Story because my baby sister played the first tape until it got destroyed.
13:53 Scud was actually animated like that on purpose. The people at Pixar wanted Scud to be a monster from a toy’s perspective, so they looked at images of leopards running for his running animation, even in the scene where Scud is stalking Woody and Buzz in the hallway of Sid’s house, Gary Rydstrom (sound designer) used sounds of tigers sleeping and growling for Scud.
Toy Story is the film that started all, creating a huge library for Pixar Animation:
A Bug's Life, Finding Nemo, Monsters Inc, The Incredibles, Ratatouille, Wall-E, UP, Inside Out, Soul, Luca, and Turning Red.
You can’t tell me that Sid doing horrific things to these toys weren’t the first signs of him becoming a serial killer in the future
Or he became a preacher
If memory serves, this video disagrees with you:
th-cam.com/video/Wxd0J5BftWQ/w-d-xo.html
@@andim.8788 why a preacher? Do you dislike christianity?
Hes literally an unsub in training between the drunk dad and toy torture.
@@nikkicole54321 Exactly. Need to get Morgan after him 🤣
Maybe it's my childhood, but I still think the first Toy Story is the best Pixar film. I think it's actually their best Script. And yes sure the animation is really dated nowadays but there are still Moments in this film where it still looks really good and that just goes to show how cutting-edge and ahead of its time this film was in every way. Honestly it's one of the best films of the 1990s
My mum says it's her favourite as well.
@Doctor President I'm sorry, are you joking? Since Toy Story came out in 1995, when was she born?
Toy Story 2 is better tho
I love all the Toy Story movies
I remember back in the summer of 2019 when Toy Story 4 was in theaters. My little brother and I we’re going to see the movie and I saw a little boy carried a Woody doll to the theater.
I bet you were disappointed
@@ninjanibba4259 Well I had mixed feelings about it. I also remember some dude in the auditorium accusing me as a cop and I kept saying that I’m not a cop.
@@christopherrichards2350 that’s weird lol
It didn't register with me..that Woody is one of the main antagonists of the first movie..lol.. they played a perfect balance of making him seem like he was just being mildly mischievous.
He was originally gonna be an antagonist but changed it up some, as you can see, it's why he's so jerky in this one
It would be cool If Pixar mad a movie about an older sid repairing broken toys and being one of few who know that toys are alive. He got a job as a garbage man to get parts and to save toys from being destroyed.
Fun fact: Back then the Slinkey Dog toy wasn't a very popular toyline for kids. But when they agreed on adding the toy to Toy Story it began to escalate with sales to the point where the company decided to have it look like the character from the movie as a thank you to Pixar.
6:42: And because of how difficult it was for Pixar to make human characters, it took almost 10 years before they did a movie (The Incredibles) that centers around an all human cast. Before that, it was toys, bugs, toys again, monsters, and then fish.
I think the animation still holds up pretty well. It helps that they are toys so the animation looking rubbery helps it
Toy Story 1 and 2 will always stand out as the best toy story movies,I think it should've ended with the third film tho.
13:25 Big dogs kind of do run like that though to be honest lmao, when I was a kid we’d be leaving the farm and our Great Danes/Huskies would try to catch the car, and that’s pretty much exactly how they looked at 20+mph 😂
I love Korey, but I can definitely tell why Training Day is his favorite movie. He would totally turn into Alonzo if he was a police officer.
Lightyear starts off with words on the screen saying something like "a boy named Andy bought a Buzz Lightyear based off of a movie, this is that movie"
Early Pixar films had terrible animated human characters, but I think once Brad Bird got there it got better, way better. Being a traditional 2D animator his human characters emote and moved more naturally.
Thank him for The Incredibles 9 years after this.
One of the reasons why The Incredibles is one of my favorite films of all time
Woody didn't try to kill Buzz. Watch that scene again, Woody is trying to trap Buzz down behind the cabinet, so Andy takes him to Pizza Planet instead. The plan just goes wrong, and he falls out the window. Even as a kid, I realized this. Love the show, gentlemen. ✌️
yeah woody was playing himself thinking Andy would've taken a cowboy to a space themed pizza place
i went to see this and Jumanji(on the same day!) during the holidays of 95! great childhood memories..
If you thought the animation of Woody & Buzz looks outdated, you should see what they were originally going to be animated. Woody having a big head and body acting like a jerk and Buzz being a mini toy version of himself 🫣 th-cam.com/video/t2ejwJ0QXvs/w-d-xo.html
29:25 Woody Face! 🤣😂🤣
I wonder if toy story would still be successful had they kept in the original Black Friday version where Woody was a full-on villain, think people wouldn't like it as much because Disney executives nearly shut the production down after seeing it, and John Lassiter was visibly embarrassed about it and even hesitated to show it to the public in the first place, but it's still interesting to see how things could have ended up way differently.
29:25 “Dear God, NOOOOOOOO!” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Korey's bit about justifying Woody trying to kill Buzz had me cackling.
Never thought I'd live long enough to see Buzz Lightyear being compared to Bin Laden and Hitler.
It took me years to like Toy Story as a kid. I didn't enjoy CG animation yet and I felt like every character in the movie was a jerk. Toy Story 2 fully brought me on board though. I was also watching the Buzz Lightyear series everyday around that time.
Same here
I'm torn between Toy Story 2 and Toy Story 3. Both were excellent films and had satisfying endings.
@@reikun86 Yeah, I generally love both about the same but I think the scene with Andy giving up the toys moves 3 a bit higher for me. They had me all the way emotionally invested in a college bound 18 year giving toys he had all of his life.
@@dillbert4084 Oh yes. The emotional impact of Andy saying farewell to his toys was perfect.
Woody was so interesting to look at in this first one. He was hilarious too, and extra flappy compared to each subsequent movie.
Shrek 2 is the flawless animated movie ever in my opinion
Puss in Boots 2011 was really good
Missed opportunity to get betterhelp as a sponsor and transition to it when Buzz realized he ain't shit
I view their early cg as endearingly dated. It's like early VeggieTales vs modern VeggieTales. The animation is better and they have more fluid movements now but their earlier days felt like they exuded a more fantasy childlike wonder, not to mention they look depressed today.
I was just thinking this, honestly I’d like to see a DoubleToasted review of the older episodes
@@thejayyr3.0 that and a review of Bebe's Kids because I know Toonrific Tariq wont do it
Still 1 of the top 5 Pixar films, to me
This episode might be the best ever! The comparison Corey while a stretch, it still shows how well written this movie is.
This movie still remains a hood classic.
Fact: Toy story and the lion king are the rockstars of all animated movies. Nothing will ever come close.
Then there was Shrek, The Incredibles, Kung Fu Panda, Frozen, etc.
@@PowerRangersLostGalaxyFanFilm the first two shrek movies are amazing. The incredibles is great. I respect your opinion and please don't take offense to this but frozen is stupid movie. Tries way too hard to appeal to kids to the point of being annoying. Kung fu panda is like cars. One of pixar's biggest mistakes that should've been aborted.
I hate how people on TH-cam comments think they’re so special, that their opinion is fact. 😂
Pixar was very deliberate in avoiding making humans the main characters in their first few movies. The bits with Andy and his mom really highlight why they were right to do so.
As much as I love Toy Story, there are 2 things which always bothered me about the story, 1. Buzz freezing around humans when he thinks he's a space ranger, 2. Andy's dad is absent. I read how he was cut because it was too expensive to animate, but there could have been a line in the script saying he was out of town or something
1. I always thought that since Buzz sees the toys as aliens from another planet, he might see the freeze as a cultural thing and just go along with it.
2. Andy's dad not shown never really bothered me at all. It's like how the original Beauty and the Beast never explained what happened to Belle's mom because it's not really important to the overall story (unlike the live action remake 🤢)
@@michaelstrong5383 100 agreed
@@michaelstrong5383 Woody is a secret Villain because he “accidentally” *pushed* Buzz out the window.
This movie will always hold a special place in my heart. And to me its still aged pretty well. Especially for its age
8:18 cool tech sound
I think Pixar chose a story about toys simply because it was easier to animate. Toys already have simple textures so looking plastic isn’t a problem.
True story I was like 3 when this movie came out, and I was learning to talk and I kept saying “to infinite and beyond” but my mom and grandma could never figure out what I was trying to say until one day they watched this movie with me and I said it along with Buzz so my first words were from Toy Story, I love this movie so much.
Also my nickname is Woody true story
I’m
Laughing too hard about buzz thinking he was really flying he had his eyes closed and everything spinning in the air lmao
Rewatched all the Toy Storys with my brother over the last week. Excited for Lightyear.
This is the most important film in my life. The love me and my brothers have for this franchise is over level 9000. Lightyear is my most anticipated movie of the year
This started as a Toy Story review, to a debate on justification of killing someone.
Another day in the life of Double Toasted Reviews XD
I wouldn't change the way that dog looked FOR THE WORLD
Loving Korey's villian arc this episode
Of course it doesnt look good for today's standards, this movie was made when windows xp was the latest technology, almost 30 years ago, the writing was brilliant for that time though
Not even XP. That dropped in 01
Korey spittin bars in Woody's defense like he's Johnny Cochran!!!🤣🤣🤣
30:42 Then Jay-Z must be Woody!🤣🤣
Toy Story definitely makes me wish my toys came to life when I was a kid. Great review guys.
I'd love for y'all to cover the two late 80's Timothy Dalton James Bond movies. I feel they REALLY feel like slightly more fantastical versions of the Daniel Craig Bond films and feel WAY ahead of their time yet don't get the love they deserve IMO.
Yeah, they need to do some Bond films. I’d like it if they did all of them. lol I’m such a big Bond fan.
One of this film's most impressive highlights was, as Martin stated, the scenes that delve into some "existential crisis." Incredible film that is enjoyed by an entire family.
I've waited YEARS for there to be a better/weirder animation comparison to Cargil's argument of The Lion King being anti socialist, but Korey's Buzz LIghtyear/Vlad Putin comparison may be a worthy successor. Now I'm just waiting to see who Pixar or Disney in general's version of Carl Marx is...it's a weird world we live in.
One hour review. I know what im listening too on the way home.
Korey:"If Andy's name on the bottom of my shoe fits..YOU MUST ACQUIT!"
Yoooooo! Double Toasted *really* had an extended debate where Korey defends murder, and I legit wasn't sure if he was serious. 🤣🤣 You guys are awesome!
Toy Story is one of my favorite movies of all time. I’m also looking forward for Lightyear.
This movie is an absolute classic. I use to watch this over and over back in the day
Just shows how good this movie is that the animation can be dated but it's still one of the best movies ever. And you know what? I would be kinda weirded out if they remastered this with the new new shit they have. That animation for what it is is still very charming.
Animation over Story telling is like Tom Greens character in “Freddy Got Fingered” . His drawings are brilliant but his characters have no story around them. He needs to “GET INSIDE THE ANIMALS”
Seeing this movie at the drive in with my folks is one of my first memories
The only review of Toy Story that compares Buzz Lightyear to Kanye, Putin, and Osama Bin Laden. This is A+ content here 👌🏾🤣
This movie is to infinity and beyond on so many levels
A movie that holds a special place in my heart
Lightyear is probably Andy’s fanfic.
I love how kory and Martin get into a 5 minute argument on if it’s unjustified murder to kill buzz and comparing him to real world tyrants 🤣🤣🤣
@27:45 lol. NO! Not the Buzz... NOT the BUZZ! !
It would be the coolest fan service film ever if there is a multiversal crossover of the 3 buzz lightyears of tim Allen , Patrick warbuton and Chris Evans.
27:32 how Martin would react to the no way home leaked photos 😂😂😂
27:37 -27:48 and 29:25 -29:31 a reaction of everyone finding out zendaya and Tom Holland broke up
31:07 -31:25 the birth of “to infinity and beyond”
31:43 -31:53 buzz’s secret mental breakdown
34:10-34:30 The moment of buzz’s life of being the space ranger is a lie
55:25 woody’s savage line never gets old
What are the odds i was just watching this. Great series. Would say the 2nd is my favourite.
I must be the only one who never gets distracted by the outdated CGI, I'm still always invested in the character's and scenes.
Same I prefer old animation and don't like cgi now animation looking like real humans don't really interest me it's kinda creepy.
It’s just the dog, even before I saw this video. It was the dog for me. As a kid tho, I never noticed it obviously.
So according to behind the scenes he was trying to throw Buzz behind the shelf which would have made him stuck. That’s why Woody was upset when he went out the window.
If you haven't seen The Pixar Story.... you should. It's a great documentary.
The physics on the animation is great flawless movie
Buzz out there making friends and being nice to all the other toys
Korey: a DANGER! VLADIMIR POUTIN!
Oh no he's going to (checks his notes) give me a hairstyle that I didn't choose but is still flattering.... uhhhhh, Korey...
Woody is basically be Walter White from Breaking Bad. He's a good toy forced to do bad things for the one he loves.
He is the one who knocks...Buzz Lightyear out of a window.
It literally is blasphemy to even compare Toy Story to an ASYLUM film. This movie's animation is light-years better than ANYTHING that company's could ever put out, along with ANYTHING ELSE animated with CGI at the time. 😑🤔😠😡
I've often wondered why Buzz Lightyear would freeze when Andy came around if he thought he was a real person and not a toy. But I understand that is just another small detail that doesn't matter much lol
He was undercover and didn't want to disrespect their ways
27:50 It's like the ending of Planet Of The Apes. lol "You maniacs!"
It's like asylum because it's early in the technology, toy story was the first or at least one of the first fully CGI movies and it was top quality of it's time. As the technology and techniques have grown with Pixar and Disney pushing animation further the older tech and styles are cheaper hence why what was revolutionary over 20 years ago is on par with cheap low quality today
Any chance you guys could review The Black Cauldron? Relatively obscure (fantasy/horror?) Disney animated venture that was super ambitious, lowkey still holds up, but almost bankrupted the House of Mouse.
Jim Henson's Christmas toy has a very similar plot only if a human saw the toy move the toy would die
After everything you said this makes me wonder if Pixar will ever re-animate this movie with today’s technology
Only on double toasted will you hear Buzz Lightyear compared to Putin 😂
I knew someone who blinked like the characters in Toy Story 😂
55:25 "So play nice"
44:18 Killed me!!!
Toy Story TRANSCENDED Animation and Movies in general. My all-time favorite movie franchise.
Same.
After Child’s Play this was needed. Brought balance back
Child's Play had kids steer away from toys, but Toy Story made kids want a Buzz Lightyear action figure.
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Then there was Small Soldiers....
Perfectly balanced. As all things should be
@@michaelstrong5383 Woody was the “real bully/villain” of Toy Story 1,but they never explain it they show it.