Toy Story 4 - DisneyCember
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- Doug wasn't a fan of the final (?) Toy Story film when it came out. Is it possible his opinion of it has gotten softer over time? Let's take a look at Toy Story 4.
Toy Story 4 is a 2019 American computer-animated comedy film produced by Pixar Animation Studios for Walt Disney Pictures. It is the fourth installment in Pixar's Toy Story series. It was directed by Josh Cooley (in his feature directorial debut) from a screenplay by Andrew Stanton and Stephany Folsom; the three also conceived the story alongside John Lasseter, Rashida Jones, Will McCormack, Valerie LaPointe, and Martin Hynes. The film stars the voices of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Annie Potts, Tony Hale, Keegan-Michael Key, Jordan Peele, Madeleine McGraw, Christina Hendricks, Keanu Reeves, Ally Maki, Jay Hernandez, Lori Alan, and Joan Cusack.
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If I have a dime for everytimes Doug say "Gee, have seen that yet".
I hate Disney
I've noticed that the odd numbered Pixar movies seem to be better than the even numbered Pixar movies.
Well there is more tv series on Disney + so the franchise isn’t dead
Anyone heard news were getting a tv series for toy story tv series on Disney +
"Hey Bonnie, how's Woody, the toy that I held dear to my heart for my childhood?"
"Dunno, I lost it"
"You WHAT?!?!?!?!??!"
"By the way, think you might wanna give him back? You know, for reasons which have nothing to do with me looking-up Woody's Ebay price?"
@@RoboBeastWarrior *Attack of the default profile pictures*
He gave his toys away. Duh.
@@somerandolad That's... dark, dude.
@@TheGuardDuck yup
I think it’s better to view Toy Story 4 more as an epilogue than a sequel
Count Dooku Yeah, wasn’t that kind of obvious from the get-go?
Just like Far From Home as an epilogue to Endgame? That's the fact but it's more than just an epilogue.
Definitely. I had heard going into the movie to look at it from the perspective of it being an epilogue and I think that improved my experience. It felt much more like a "and here's what happened afterwards" than a full sequel and I appreciated that. It was more contained as a story and almost went full-circle because it focused so much on Woody and Buzz, going back to the roots of the first movie.
exactly. and that's why i enjoy it. it's not NEEDED but I still enjoy it.
Like the last problem
The "villian" doll wasn't that evil or diabolical...just desperate
I agree with you ..I don't like nostalgia critic review on this film
She was a WAY better antagonist than Stinky Pete AND Lotso...in my opinion.
@jesus barrera Gabby was sympathetic though...the other two 'surprise villains' were just assholes. lol
agreed, and her character arc was nice. They "defeated" her with kindness and understanding - by helping her.
IKR He does his "gee haven't seen that yet" about something we actually HAVEN'T seen yet.
"Hey Bonnie, I'm back from college, how's Woody doing?"
"Oh, that stupid cowboy. I lost him"
What bothered me the most was how Woody gave up so easily on the idea of being a kid's toy after Bonnie stopped playing with him. Like, did he just forget his experiences from the first film when Andy chose Buzz over him?
It also kinda undermines the ending to the third film where he decides to stay with the other toys instead of Andy, since now he abandons them to go with Bo.
@@gageperuti5519 Yes, the problem is that Woody gave up on Bonnie in just a few days of not being played with. However, in Toy Story 3, Woody and the gang stayed in that toy chest in Andy's room _FOR YEARS,_ yet he insisted they stay together even though Andy stopped playing with them a long time ago. A lot longer than Bonnie I might add, what the hell ?
I think it's more the idea that Woody learns that he's never going to have the same kind of connection with Bonnie as he did with Andy, no matter how hard he tries! And ultimately, he's learning to be his own person, to do the things that make him happy instead of dedicating his entire life to someone else, especially someone who doesn't really appreciate him back.
@@jerelminter They actually grew up with Andy so that was understandable they only knew Bonnie for a few days.
I don't think it was as easy a thing for him to do as you think it was. The whole movie was less about him "giving up on being a kids toy" and more about him finding out that there's more to life then what you know and what you've always known. He didn't want to give up on Bonnie and he was trying to stay loyal to Bonnie throughout the whole movie but over time he started thinking "hey maybe my job as a toy is over so... what do i do now?" I look at this movie as a epilogue more then a sequel. I also see Woody's journey in this movie as a metaphor for retirement and moving on from what your job was from day 1. The movie isn't the best of the Toy Story franchise and i personally liked the 3rd one the most but this one is still very very good.
When Gabby Gabby first arrived I thought, "Oh great, it's Lotso all over again" but I was very impressed with the direction they took her character. It almost seemed to be kind of parodying how so many modern Disney films have twist villains.
I liked Gabby Gabby too. Honestly, it's one thing I very much appreciated because the (frankly) hellish torture of the villains in 2 and 3 was honestly kind of disgusting to me and lessened the enjoyment of both films to me. Especially since they were unfortunately just as psychologically damaged as Jessie was, but somehow it's okay when horrific torture happened to characters who, yeah, went too far; but weren't exactly beyond redemption.
I was impressed too! Really liked how she was actually deeper than that.
Yeah his description of Gabby was completely wrong.
What direction? She used intimidation, got what she wanted (Woody’s Voice and an owner) she didn’t really learn a lesson, she left her little creepy doll gang, she was okay but there’s nothing deep about her
I wouldn't be surprised if it's a joke about Disney's twist villains. That would be a very Pixar thing to do
See you in 9 years for the Disneycember review of Toy Story 5: Legend of R.C's Gold!
Toy Story 5. Andy finds Woody and gives him to his kid
Pixar has no plans for toy story 4
It was Confirmed that if would be a Toy Story 5 it would feature a new Cast of Toys
@@MarcusDandridgeDee_Kae They're not gonna make another Toy Story movie--how can they? With this movie, everything truly is wrapped up; especially with Woody's story!
@@brendis16851 that would be good.. as a Series ^^
I heard Tom Hanks cried a lot during the end.
Can you or anybody blame him?
@@chasehedges6775 not really. Tom Hanks along with all of us have fond memories of Toy Story.
Yup and at the same time his brother delivered the most savage of lines to the teenage version of the main villain in kingdom hearts 3 in the toy story world.
he cried cause the movie was trash
@@chasehedges6775 yes, if he has any standards for quality; unless he was just crying knowing there were no more paychecks coming for his performance after this...maybe.
*Lotso The Huggin Bear:* _WE'RE ALL JUST TRASH WAITING TO BE THROWN AWAY! THAT'S ALL TOY IS!_
*Forky:* Am I a joke to you?
Lol
I don't know about Forky but this comment certainly isn't a joke.
I mean it doesn't even make sense in the template of the meme, because rather than one person saying something that is then implicitly contradicted by the response (like "there are no evil toys" Zurg: "Am I a joke to you?") you say something that is implicitly confirmed by the response.
So please stop posting overused memes, but if you really gotta at least get them first.
AHHHHH
Nah it’d be more like:
Forky: “I like him”
I feel like he'd just say "I agree."
I think that the biggest problem I have with this movie is the portrayal of Bonnie and her dismissive attitude towards Woody. Now on the one hand I get what they were going for, she's just a kid, and a kid's interests can change very quickly; they can be totally obsessed with something one minute and have no interest in it the next. I also like how they treat Woody's dilemma, and the idea that Bonnie is not Andy, and he's never going to have the same kind of connection with her as the one he had with Andy, no matter how hard he tries. The problem that I have is that we spent a good portion of Toy Story 3 establishing that Bonnie was the perfect new owner for Andy's toys, and that she would love and take care of them. So after all of that I just can't imagine Bonnie going "Oh I lost my Woody doll! Meh, who cares, I'VE GOT A SPORK!"
It’s an ok, enjoyable movie. The problem is the original trilogy were masterpieces.
Yeah. The three movies set expectations really high!
I disagree, TS4 is among those films
Honestly, i don't think it's amazing, but it does do some nice things.
Like bringing Bo-Peep back (who had no decent justification to just be removed offscreen in 3 anyway,) and Woody's newfound self worth issues, stuff like the concept of creating a toy and the existential crisis that Forky has.
But I feel like the times it steps away from Woody, Bo-Peep and Forky is where it kinda falls flat. Buzz is the only other character with substantial screentime (and those two new plushies,) and the inner voice running joke has the same problem as the Spanish thing from Toy Story 3 where it overstays its welcome hard.
That being said, the villain this time I couldn't stand. Like, Lotso in 3 was also pretty bad, but at least while he was a douchebag it was funny to see that at the end of it all, he ends up in a miserable situation (and like with the Prospector he wasn't established as an antagonist right away, and was able to work with that deception.)
Gabby Gabby's entire justification for convincing Woody to give up his voice box was just bad. It's literally "hey, I was born with a birth defect, so you should give up something you have because you've already had good times," and I'm sorry, but that only makes her look entitled and shitty. I loved it when she gets rejected by that one girl that she fixated on after all that and was broken down, because she had it coming for trying to steal Woody's voice box because she felt like she deserved it more than him because she had a defect out of the box.
I did like the scene, at the end with the lost child, but for most of the film, I couldn't stand the entitlement she felt about taking away Woody's Voice Box.
BoyNamedSue4 There is no trilogy now. It’s Toy Story 4,so now it’s a saga! Also to me it was the second best film in the franchise! I know I’m crazy, but that’s how much I love it!
Yeah it's not bad it's actually quite good but it just doesn't need to exist.
Actually, Mrs. Potatohead’s voice actress, Estelle Harris, is still alive.
Yet she still had fewer lines than Mr. Potato Head's Don Rickles, who needed to have old unused clips of his voice put in this. December 7, 2019, 8:51pm
@@adamkalb1 Why'd you put the date & time at the end of your comment?
@@My_Legs_Hurt Because TH-cam always remembers how many minutes ago the comment was. December 8, 2019, 2:22pm
I was just about to write this.
@@adamkalb1
What?
I'm actually curious now. Can you explain why you mark your comments?
My biggest issue with this movie is the way it completely cheapens the ending of the third movie.
You remember how beautiful it was when Andy gave Woody to Bonnie, and she promised to take good care of him? And the film ended on a great note with the implication that Woody would be in good hands? Well, in this film, Bonnie completely breaks her promise, neglecting Woody and not even caring that he's missing at the end, thus rendering Andy's sacrifice completely moot, and Woody would've been better off going to college with Andy.
I agree. This is what completely pissed me off about this movie. Woody disappears in the end and Bonnie didn't give a shit. If Andy ever visited her and found out Woody is gone, he would not very happy about it.
If I’m being honest, Bonnie just shoving woody aside like she didn’t even care for him seemed completely out of character for her. I mean think about it in the previous movie she really took to him and loved him. You could see it in the first play time they ever shared. Something like that does not just go away. You can say all you want that as time goes by they grow apart but not much time has passed considering how young she still is in this movie. Yes I do imagine that if Andy ever visited Bonnie and asked how the toys were doing and she showed him he would notice for sure that woody was missing and will not be happy to learn she lost him he might not show a lot of emotion about it because she’s five and her mom would likely defend her. But he would still be in the right mind of being upset when he trusted his cowboy doll with her. Yes she is five and in this case broke a promise.Because of that alone it’s hard to get mad at her for it. But that won’t change the fact that andy’s woody doll is now gone and he has no idea where he is and will likely never see him again. That’s only half the complaint I have the other half being the aforementioned out of character thing. I just don’t feel like a little girl like Bonnie who really took to Woody when she first got him would’ve just shove them aside like he meant nothing by the second movie she’s in.
Let's be honest. The only reason for this movie's existence is Because the director is an idiot and doesn't care about the old fans and was just made just so he can end the franchise. But the way it ended was handle poorly.
@diamond dogs Actually your wrong. I'm no crybaby. I'm using opinions Those facts are true. Because John Lasseter left Pixar around 2018. He was supposed to direct Toy Story 4. but since his retirement another pixar staff member took over directing. Because it all felt like what was gonna be a another great Toy Story film. Turned into a disappointment. And i Understand how everyone feels about it.
@diamond dogs Do not tell me to Grow up or Get a life. Your not my dad. So piss off. and this conversation is over.
My entire theater was laughing constantly during this movie and people started crying toward the end. Not to say this was for everyone but I will note a theater audience can elevate a movie but that can be random. I saw Endgame twice. One audience cheered, the other was mostly silent. Both roughly at the same time frame just a weekend apart.
But a first viewing is very different from a second viewing.
I felt like Woody staying with Bo instead of his friends was too Out of Character for him.
Same
That scene actually made me cry
@@Goof_Goob8 me too, after over twenty years of him going through hell and back with those guys, he just leaves!? That really broke my heart.
Alvin long & Justin Seville’s terrible video’s the reason it made me cry is cos Woody’s been with everyone so long and now he’s abandoning his friends
@@Goof_Goob8 exactly
I love how this movie parallels the first:
- New toy arrives
- New toy gets the spotlight and Woody is left to the side
- Woody and the new toy get separated
- Woody tries to knock some sense into new toy
But it’s much different this time than in the first toy story;
- The new toy is made by their kid, not given to
- New toy gets spotlight to Woody’s delight, and he tries to get the new toy with their kid as much as possible
- The new toy is separated but by their own choice, and Woody tries to get him back
- Woody wants the new toy to realize his destiny so the new toy can make their kid happy
to be fair with buzz having his intlligence reduced, remember all the times he got rebooted and hit in the head in 3. and in the shorts.
that had to leave a mark sooner or later
Toy Story 4: "We wrote our lead into brain damage, but the series must go on."
Poor Buzz! He got brain damage! :)
Or as Comic Book Guy would say "His mind is no longer in mint condition."
I honestly think the best parts of this film were the ending and the villain. Gabby Gabby of course played a rerun of Lot-so but the way that they carried her and her tale made me really emotional. Personally, I like her better than Lot-so. She has more dimension, she has some excellent scenes where you get the feeling that this doesn’t seem right but it also didn’t seem frightening. I’m glad she was one of the redeemable Disney villains.
The stuffed animals are hilarious in this movie. The whole murdering the old lady scene cracks me up
I was in the theater looking at the scene like "damn 😂 .. when did we decide to go dark?" .
Buzz: "Well, we're not doing THAT". xDDDD
Me too! I wish Bunny and Ducky get their own spin-off movie. They totally deserve it!
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Cameron Graham
You think that’s dark
There’s slappy henchmen
And the creepy music used from the shining
That’s dark
On the 4th day of Disneycember the critic gave to me....
Toy story 4
3 sanctums
2 giant ears
And a Giant crossover party
The Vlogger Dude please continue this on the other videos!!!!!!! 😆
Taylor Edwards I am. I’ve already don’t the other 2
@@tayloredwards1675 yeesss!!!!
Should have been 4th toy story, so it keeps the pattern of having the number before the item
The Vlogger Dude THIS IS GENIUS!
I feel like the message/ending of this movie completely contradicts the message of toy story 2... which is arguably the best out of all of them. Also the fact that Bonnie didn’t care about woody at all was a little frustrating and cheapened the ending of 3
I 100% agree
Kids are kids though. It's realistic that she would ignore a toy despite loving it before. Especially at her age.
TS2: "I _can't_ stop Andy from growing up. But I wouldn't miss it for the world."
TS4: "Bonnie's not playing with me anymore. A'ight, Imma head out."
Toy story 1 > Toy story 3 > Toy story 2 > Toy story 4
I agree fully. It really does have a disjoint from the other movies in terms of message.
The most emotional part was Woody and Buzz saying goodbye. But that’s just because we knew them from the three better movies
03:39 Don Rickles is dead, but Estelle Harris is alive.
*Spoilers ahead!*
TOY STORY PART 4 has the great animation, good performances and funny jokes we've come to expect from the franchise, but the ending is a complete betrayal. The previous 2 installments made the central theme clear: No matter the toys' fate, as long as they're together, everything will be alright for them. Here, WOODY leaves them. Yes, he chooses his love for BO, but why must he? This is the case of a script writer coming up with a new story direction and then adding new elements (BO not wanting an owner and BONNIE not wanting to play with WOODY) in order to make said direction possible. If you have to add those elements, then it's not as organic. Another recurring theme is that the love an owner gives to a toy outweighs the negative aspects (such as having to say goodbye to the kid). This sequel focuses a little more on the idea that a toy can have a big impact in a kid's life (including making them brave). That's interesting, but it also ends up adding to the problematic ending. WOODY is now part of a gang of toys who make sure other toys will have an owner (including BUNNY & DUCKY, even though they were desperately searching for a kid the whole movie and I expected them to go with BONNIE... what happened there?). Cool idea... for a stand-alone movie. And if that's going to be your justification for this ending, don't introduce this idea during the end credits scene, as if it was an afterthought. While we're on that subject, the movie began with BONNIE creating a new toy because she felt she couldn't make friends at kindergarten. The plot then becomes about a road trip with different subplots and BONNIE's issue isn't brought up again until another end credits scene, taking place when she's in 1st grade. She has made yet another toy for the same reasons. Isn't one of Pixar's rules that the adventurous and/or comedic sequences must be secondary to the personal problems, especially the everyday ones? Hell, there already was a Pixar movie that dealt with all this in a much better way. In the original movie, BUZZ LIGHTYEAR didn't realize at first that he was a toy, but he had the personality/thoughts/memories of a regular adult. It wouldn't have made sense back then for him to claim that he didn't know what an inner voice is, let alone confuse it with his voice box. The fact that it happens after being sentient for 10 or so years is mind-boggling! When the toys mess with the family's RV, a lot of chaos ensues and the cops show up. It's implied that BONNIE's parents told them the truth about it malfunctioning and that they thought "Well, they have a little kid inside, so it's unlikely they would do all this on purpose." That being said, they just leave. Shouldn't they have called a mechanic or something to take a look? We're talking about a dangerous and uncontrollable machine!
7/10
The line everyone remembers from the first film: "You are a toy!!!". The line I take away from the first: "Doesn't matter how much we're played with. What matters is that we're here for Andy when he needs us, that's what we're made for right?" Aside from all kinds of story problems, I'd forgive them if it wasn't for the ending. Completely goes against everything built up over the past three movies. If you go back and listen to Woody and Buzz's lines about being a toy, they go against everything done in this film. The idea of lost toys breaks what was established in the other films. They all became villains. Would've been an interesting twist if Bo was the villain, but it would probably have been just as stupid. I can watch the other 3 films anytime, I have no desire to ever watch this film again. It's not the worst Pixar film, but certainly the biggest disappointment.
2/10. Great animation. Among the best CGI animation Pixar ever made, but that's it. Nothing else of value or merit.
@@billyjoelfan100 I honestly have to agree with Billy on this one. It had always been their passion, their duty, their purpose that they embraced so dear, were to please children. Not just Andy, but Bonnie too. Part of why 3 was so nifty to me was because despite through it all, they did it to please a child. I could look past the Bo-peep, I can look past the feminizism weirdness some people say it has, I can work past the money sniffing portion of it, I can work past the fact that a few of the voice actors are fading/dying/dead, but I can't excuse how they throw everything off the course here. This ending in this circumstance causes a huge ripple in everything, and it really ain't for me. I'm to simple to try to figure this movie out, so i'll make it brief: Toy story ended at 3.
3/10, like the others have stated, great CGI, but no value or merit, or even any real purpose. Heck, they didn't even have Lasseter for a good bit of the production in this movie, he left. Unnessecary, Useless, Graphically Stunning, maybe great for young kids (which is how disney sells) but not for somebody like Doug, or Billy, or Me, or probably anybody born prior to 2000.
*Applause!*
The problem with the movie is that it's not even about toy's relationship with kids, it's just about Woody. Woody even abandons his kid so he can be a lost toy and run around at a fair.
4:43 Basically "Woody: A Toy's Story". c'mon i is even a good name!
Ian R. Nava Huber personally if Pixar wanted to make more toy story movies they should just make one more sequel and one prequel about Woody and Andy’s Dad calling it Woody:A toy story movie then no more movies
"Woody: A Toy's Story" Is an awesome name.
I still like Nostalgia Critic's "Woody The Cowboy"
I like them both!!!
I think Toy Story 3 was the perfect ending to the franchise
Don't you mean "I think Donald Trump was the perfect ending to America"?
@@6piecechickenmcnuggets23 don't you mean obama?
4 could been a start. I wish there is a tv show.
3 was the perfect ending...to andy's story
Yeah, we get it. You and millions of other people have already said these exact words.
The best part of the review is:
*"GEE! HAVEN'T SEEN THAT, YET!"*
😂😂😂😜😜😜
Well at least this time Buzz or a clone of him didn't believe that he was a Space Ranger. See what I did there?
And the only good part.
As someone who has like 10 Buzz Lightyears on my shelf, I really love the Toy Story trilogy.
Trilogy.
The movie still shines with great animation. With that said, this is a much better animated movie series that has 4 installments rather than Shrek and ESPECIALLY Ice Age
It really has come a long way.
Chase Hedges67 It has grown up with us. I was 3 years old when the first one came out and next year, Toy Story will be celebrating its 25th anniversary. That makes me feel old
I think Toy Story is possibly the best animated film series of all time, definitely the best Pixar film and better than any Disney, Dreamworks etc etc film out there.
Personally 1 and 3 are my favourites while 2 and 4 are my second favourites, they're all amazing though if you ask me, even if I do have some nitpicks with 4.
But I do feel that Shrek Is an absolutely fantastic animated series too, yes Shrek The Third wasn't great (even though I still like it) but Shrek 1,2 and 4 are fantastic films.
Ice Age?.. The first one is really really good, the second and third are enjoyable films, haven't seen the 4th and 5th and don't know if I want to..
MechaMinilla99 Shrek 1 and 2 were great. 3 I thought was okay at best. Haven’t seen 4. Please avoid Ice Age 4 and 5.
Mark Tapia I'll have you know that the Ice Age franchise broke a record, 5 feature films without any spin-offs. And I admit that Continental Drift looked like a finale.
"HAVEN'T SEEN *THAT* YET!!!!" And neither have we seen your review of Homeward Bound yet. Please review that movie.
Also all the Toy story have basically the same plot but are still great. So I find that to be weak excuse from Dough.
I honestly really wanted to like this movie. I was super excited for years, wanted to see it in theaters completely blind and I was sure there was no way it would disappoint me. Even if it would have been a random little adventure, I didn't care.
But it did disappoint me. A lot. It completely undermines everything the trilogy stood for and it felt like I was watching a generic kids movie from an entirely different series than Toy Story. I just... why?
Yeah, I actually was willing to give this a chance even WITH the knowledge that TS3 is the perfect send-off. Now, not only am I mad, but I also completely wasted my time. Why did this movie have to be made?
When my best friend and I were little, we use to joke about Toy Story 4 being a thing.
Fast-Forwarding afew years later........it felt like we predicted the movie coming soon.
Weird!
I actually still really like this movie. And the ending was sweet.
@Sara Mohammed Yeah. The original trilogy is the best, but this movie is, in my opinion, a good epilogue.
its really a shame they milked the franchise like damn what a perfect trilogy it was......
When people asked me how this movie was I’d always say “it didn’t need to exist...but I’m so glad that it does”.
You're saying that in the past tense. Has something changed?
I think that's honestly the perfect way to describe it.
that's how I feel about Finding Dory.
Ian Scott not at all. Just talking about when it was in theaters cuz thats when people were asking about it.
Honestly, i don't think it's amazing, but it does do some nice things.
Like bringing Bo-Peep back and Woody's newfound self worth issues, stuff like the concept of creating a toy and the existential crisis that Forky has.
But I feel like the times it steps away from Woody, Bo-Peep and Forky is where it kinda falls flat. Buzz is the only other character with substantial screentime (and those two new plushies,) and the inner voice running joke has the same problem as the Spanish thing from Toy Story 3 where it overstays its welcome hard.
One of the things I love about this movie is the villain. First of all, she's not a twist villain or some random jerk like every other Disney and Pixar movie these days. She spends a good portion of the movie as a villain, which is something we rarely see.
Second, she goes through the exact opposite change. Characters like Hans, Bellewether, and even Ernesto De La Cruz go from being a good guy or even just an ally to the leads to being the villain. Gabby goes from being the villain to being someone we feel for, someone we want to see have a happy ending.
Which leads to my final point: her happy ending, in my opinion, is the best scene in the whole movie. It's so emotionally investing that I get teary-eyed every time. It's just a beautiful scene, and it makes us feel good for Gabby. This is something Disney needs to do more.
I mean even the Snow White queen was just a bitch. I can't tell a difference personality wise between Jafar and Scar other than one is a lion.
she's not a good person, she was going to take woody's voicebox whether woody said yes or not.
@@spencerk1932 yeah, but she helped that little girl in the end and Gabby Gabby had her reasons for originally being the villain.
@@snaketooth0943 exactly, she got exactly what she wanted for being a manipulative, evil scumbag.
I quite like this movie because the message IS important. It's important to look after yourself, to have your own happiness. I also see it as a sort of epilogue to the trilogy-not needed but a nice send off. Also perhaps it's because this movie came out in the same year as Endgame where Cap had pretty much the same ending as Woody so hey maybe that struck a core with a lot of folks. After all, it seems like Toy Story 3 was the ending for ANDY. TS4 was the ending for WOODY.
But the road to get to that message was boring.
I agree, the fourth movie didn't really feel necessary, and the rest of the toys, with the exception of Buzz, felt sidelined and forgotten about. The beginning and end were strong, but the middle was weak and muddled in its execution.
@@trinaq They do feel sidelined, but again I don't mind, because they're not the focus Woody was this time around. He's always been the main character having to share his screen time with the rest of the gang. Now it's all him. I just wish they had kind of said "shove off" to the rest of the group wouldn't that be great to focus on Woody and Buzz one last time before they're separated. But for what it is, this movie is good. I can see why people don't like it though.
@@trinaq Nah, Buzz was definitely sidelined too, how they handled his character in this one was maybe my least favourite part of the film.
That being said I agree with the OP and I love this movie.. Even if there are 2 or 3 things I can nitpick.
@@cookiesontoast9981 yea I can't remember how I felt on buzz in my review but I do remember quite liking the film. And after watching it recently I do stand by my original view that this is not needed, but a good send off either way so im not mad at it existing.
I didn't need a 4th movie. The 3rd one move me out of my seat when they were about to die and made me cry when they were donated to Bonnie.
0:44 wait, is Woody's head made of hollow plastic? I always thought it was porcelain, or at least hard plastic.
As soon as I heard “it’s not that funny” I realized we had wayyy different experiences of this film. For me, this is the funniest one of the bunch.
Alex Fischer i really appreciate that about films. That everyone can come out of it completely differently. I haven’t seen this yet but I’m still excited to see what experience I have
For me Bunny and Ducky were hysterically funny! I just wish that these two will eventually have their own movie!
Alex Fischer I was just finna say that . I felt this one was the funniest of them all. My audience was laughing really hard
Me too. Especially the jokes with Ducky and Bunny.
Exactly, the theater I saw it in was going crazy
Do Planes: Fire and Rescue.
Deshawn Edwards Jesus. I hated The Wall review as much as the next guy but we don’t want to KILL DOUG do we?!?! 😂
He does good Disney movies more than he does bad ones.
Good, not great, but a big improvement over the first one, which was just a Cars remake with planes.
Pretty sure he already did
Ronak Sanan He didn’t. He only did Planes.
I’m gonna get a lot of flack for saying this, but I personally agree with you on this one. When the ending came, I TRIED to be invested, I tried to be sad that it was all ending.
But I couldn’t. Oddly enough, I left the theatre kinda disappointed in Pixar. Then I found out why. The way it handles the characters except for Woody and Gabby Gabby is bland for some reason and the ending is ruined by the fact that Bonnies PLAYS with Woody during the road trip and that Forky would not have been made had it not been for Woody.
Finding Dory was definitely unnecessary but the way it was EXECUTED made it an actual good watch here and then. It could have gone wrong and become bland at any time but it didn’t. This however felt the exact opposite.
And sadly, the worst was yet to come (The Lion King Remake).
I agree with everything you just said.
I LOVE the Toy Story trilogy. I think the animation and the characters and the story only got BETTER as the films went on. The story was infused with emotion and creativity and charm and these characters became MUCH MORE than mere pixels on a screen. By the end of the third movie, they truly felt like friends. We cared about them....which is why we all cried at Toy Story 3. I was exactly Andy's age when the first Toy Story came out and when Toy Story 3 came out, I was also going off to college (with my Disney movies in a box in my car) and saying goodbye to childhood. So I KNEW how he was feeling. I may be crazy....but I did NOT like Toy Story 4. AT ALL. The animation was stunning, but I didn't care for much of anything else about it. It felt....very cheap and hollow after the journey I have been on with these characters. And there were WAY to many new characters. The second movie introduced 3 characters (2 of whom have remained in the series....Jessie, Bullseye and the Prospector) and we liked Jessie and Bullseye. The third movie introduced a lot of characters, but they were smart in focusing on a select few (like Lotso and Ken and Bonnie's toys so it wasn't so overwhelming). Unlike Buzz and Jessie from 1 and 2, I could not warm up to Forky as a character. I didn't find anything charming or endearing about him. He was literal trash and he made it VERY clear that he didn't want to be there. And I honestly don't remember any of the other characters' names or what made them so necessary to the story. The villain doll was....decent....but then even THAT felt half-baked compared to other villains. I thought the Bo Peep plot line was ABSOLUTELY ridiculous and unneeded....especially them running into her YEARS later because they just HAPPENED to be in the same amusement park. And honestly, as much as they tried to reignite whatever romantic spark was shared between her and Woody, I never ONCE got the impression that SHE actually still had feelings for Woody. If anything, she seemed very annoyed by his being there. Like he was an unwelcome intruder in her new life and she had moved on. And this is half the reason that I HATED HATED HATED HATED Woody's decision to go with HER at the end rather than stay with Bonnie. It really pisses me off because I felt like it went against ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING that Woody's character has stood for in the last 3 movies. His mantra has always been "Being there for Andy/Bonnie when they need us" and I felt to completely ignore that and choose the girl was a complete insult and disservice to his character.....and it felt like a very cheap way of writing Woody out of any potential sequels (which lets face it....there ARE going to be more sequels so long as these films make money....because that's all Disney cares about now. Money and sequels/remakes. It was never about being the "favorite toy"...at least after the first film. After all, in the first one, Buzz became the favorite. Honestly, they should have just let the story end at the third one. It was a perfect ending to a perfect trilogy..
Pretty much 100% agreed with this.
I agree with what you said but it's possible Pixar deliberately wrote the ending the way it was because I'm sure they know Disney would happily make them to another 3 or 4 films.
Just a theory.......
@@CeltycSparrow SPOT ON!!!💯
Toy Story 4: The movie that didn't need to happen, but I'm glad it did.
eh no?
I'm not
I'm okay with it- on a Monster's University level. Not a Finding Dory level (as in, legitimately felt needed).
@Kyle imagine being stupid enough to insult someone over a movie
I’m not.
Who’s here after the announcement of Toy Story 5
We ALL are here...Disney sucks now
In my opinion, I feel this equally as great as the other 3. It doesn’t need to exist in the first place, but it’s still a surprise to me that is actually amazing.
The best quadrilogy?
More like the best franchise
@@ferminmarkpousada1455 Agreed. And in my honest opinion the best movies ever made.
Venom Jay Really? TS2 is the weakest and I feel TS4 is the better sequel! Yes even better than TS2 and TS3!
@@peytonmichael9898 I say FUCK DOUG WALKER! I love all of these movies!
I loved it too. When he said that he only got a laugh every now and then, I was surprised. I laughed so hard my ribs hurt after.
“It’s not that funny” is Toy Story supposed to be a laugh riot?
Just the second one.
I see what you mean, but they all do have funny jokes throughout. Also, I saw TS4in theaters twice and I was rolling around in my chair laughing at the end credits scene both times.
Wait,toy story isn't supposed to be funny as a comedy?
Sonic Xtreme99 Doug made it seem as a quantity issue rather than a quality issue
Not necessarily but compared to the first three, the jokes in this one didn't really do the jokes from the rest of the franchise justice if u know what i mean (like we went from buzz getting drunk off tea while having a mid life crisis to buzz simply pushing one of his buttons and doing what it says).
This movie felt like breaking bads El Camino movie. It didnt need to exist, it works like an epilogue, but you get closure on what happens to the character when they decide to move on.
I like to think Toy Story 4 was all just a weird dream Woody was having. and then when he wakes up be like "Oh Buzz, I had the craziest dream. Bonnie stopped playing with me for some reason. She got attached to a school project she made that could talk just like us. We went on a road trip. I ran into Bo, we were at a carnival. For whatever reason you were taking advice from your voicebox. The others were barely even in it. and then I ended up leaving you guys for Bo."
I still have one question though. If the roadtrip, retrieving Forky, reuniting with Bo and choosing to stay with her in the end was all a dream in your mind, what about the opening where we see Woody and the toys cooperating to rescue RC and Bo Peep getting donated? Was that the only thing that was real or was that part of the dream as well?
They should totally make that happen! Like the novel sequel to Who Censored Roger Rabbit?
& then later on, we see the return of Bo. Not the Bo from Toy Story 4, the REAL Bo from Toy Story 1-2.
3:40 Estelle Harris is still alive
Don Rickles who voiced Mr. Potato Head is not.
jerel i know that, but he said actors and one of them is still living
The way the final message is translated at the end of the film is downright genius and can speak to multiple types of different relationships.
This is a very unpopular opinion, but I consider this to be the best in the franchise
Edit: Believe me, I'm not the type of man who considers the fourth movie in any franchise the best
Agreed
I guess you never heard of Rocky IV. The final message *would've* been brilliant had it actually been Woody, and not some vague facsimile that simply looks and sounds like him.
@@KingRandor82, I have, honest to God, never watched any of the movies.
Except past Woody would have stayed with all his friends, not run off with 1.
As someone who wanted a Toy Story 4, I was worried that this was going to be a massive failure, but me being someone with an attention to detail, I could see where they were coming from with it, and I'm glad I saw it.
This one ruins the greatness and message of the series for me.
This one had NO reason to exist, and shouldn't have in my opinion.
Funny how you said in your theater there wasn't much reaction, my theater was full of kids and full of laughter. There was even a part near the end (that you mention and didn't want to spoil) where a little girl in my row actually yelled "It's going to be ok!"So I feel like emotionally the kids really connected. And as silly as forky is I really identified with him, because so many people can at times, myself included, fail to see their value and don't realize how important they are to others. To me Toy Story 4 is just as good as the others, but I agree that's it's more of an epilogue. It will forever remain incredibly important to me and I'm very happy it exists, even if, as you say, Pixar just made it for the money.
Actually the reasoning behind this movie’s existence is kind of interesting. Pixar always said that they would not make a Toy Story 4 unless they found the perfect story. They did find the perfect story and so they announced Toy Story 4 was being made. But halfway through production, the original story was scrapped. But because they already promised us Toy Story 4, they had to give us something.
So it was rushed?
Apparently.
And it was completely underwhelming.
There actually IS something creative with it! The carnival, Forky, antique shop, Bo Peep’s character, Woody learning to move on.
He already did that in Toy Story 3 with Bonnie, whom he completely abandons because she didn't play with him for three days.
I legit hate Toy Story 4. All of it's themes, messages and characterizations completely undercut the same aspects of the first movies, especially 1 and 2.
I think it's the opposite where the theme is good but the entire story is...eh.
I actually loved this as much as the other 3 FIGHT ME
It definitely had more moving moments than the third movie.
When the doll finally gets a voice box, but is still rejected.... ouch...
You are not routing for here one bit, but still feel compassion for her.
And the end, obviously, where Woody understands his limits as a toy, replaced by a piece of trash, be sees he can be something else (a compagnon in this case).
The third movie never intended to be the last movie, on the contrary it was saying "we can do this shit again and again" and it bothered me.
Here there is closure in a lot of ways, that in itself gives value to the movie.
@@VisitorG I love toy story 4
I feel so bad for thinking that this is actually the best Toy Story movie. Please don't kill me.
I love it more than 1&2 but not as much as 3.
This has ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS been Woody’s story. COME ON.
This was a good film and it was a coda for the first 3.
Yeah, but still it made them more and more obvious how inconsequential the rest of the cast is.
I agree. Woody is the main character
im not sure people will understand what a coda is, so ill explain. in music, a coda is a "repeat this section of music" and is useful bc it saves paper. there is another part of a coda that says repeat this part, but when you get to a certain point play this new part instead.
3:36 "because, ya know, the voice actors are dead."
Estelle Harris (voice of Mrs. Potato Head) is still alive.
True, but he said it as if they had both passed away before the film was released. Granted Estelle Harris is like 90, but she is still alive.
Also, the Italian dubber for Woody, Fabrizio Frizzi, died in 2018, so in the 4th movie he was replaced.
Finally! Someone else thinks this movie wasn't necessary! I mean, by no means am I thinking that it sucks, it just didn't need to happen
Funny that you uploaded this the day after Cinemasins sinned the movie!
Nahhh, there's no tea.
Chris Hoar what do you mean
@@meta527II The Blueray came out, so now people can take scenes in good quality without being from trailers or other promotional materials. That's why all the big YT channels upload about the same movies/series roughly around the same time, that's just good business
I mean, I'm kinda annoyed with what happened to Woody. I'll just keep this as a trilogy
IKR! not to mention there's one line Woody says in the 1st Toy Story movie that's completely thrown out the Window:
"It doesn't matter how much we're played with. What matters is that we're here for Andy when he needs us."
Nine_Tails137. Woody said that BEFORE his play time with Andy got reduced with the new Buzz Lightyear. You know, the whole plot of the first one being Woody being jealous of Buzz? He just said that so the other toys will stop worrying about new toys, but Woody himself was really confident he wouldn’t be replaced. So how does TS4 throw that line out the window when Woody was feeling the same way in the very first one? Needless to say you’ve completely missed the point. Woody had character development as before he measured his self worth by being beloved by a kid, in TS4, he found a new purpose with Bo, he was still very loyal to Bonnie despite Bonnie not even being interested in him as a toy. But Bonnie doesn’t need him, Andy doesn’t need him, so he found a new purpose with Bo.
@@Musiclover19 No, I haven't forgotten Woody's Jealousy towards Buzz Lightyear in the first movie. But near the end of the first film he also says to Buzz: "Over in that house is a kid who thinks you are the greatest, and it's not because you're a space ranger pal! it's because you're a Toy. You are "his" Toy!"
Also, the whole "Finding a new purpose with Bo", feels like he's just abandoning Bonnie, Buzz and the other toys.
I know I'm probably in the minority here, but Toy Story 3 ended on a high note. Meaning I couldn't think of anything more the creators could do to make it any better than it already was?
Nine_Tails137 totally agree! They ruined perfect trilogy and gave us another ending, that we didn’t want, didn’t need.
@@nine_tails137 He's not abandoning Bonnie when she's made it clear Jessie is the only sheriff she wants to play with and Woody is left in the closet. He holds no sentimental value for her like he did with Andy. Woody would just making himself unhappy for no reason when Bonnie already has everything she needs. And he's not abandoning Buzz, are you serious? People move all the time either due to a relationship/marriage, school, a career, etc. Buzz understands this, heck HE'S the one who pushes Woody to go back to Bo Peep because as a true friend would he wants Woody to be happy and knows he and the others can take care of Bonnie. Seriously, the movie justifies everything, and all the complaints I've heard about the ending seem to ignore everything the movie explains. You can dislike it, fine, but let's not pretend the movie didn't explain clearly why it ended the way it did.
Disney and Pixar stated they needed a fourth Toy Story to:
1. Explain Bo's disappearance in the third Toy Story.
and 2. Conclude Toy Story on a higher good note, and on a great bang as well.
That´s a lie because they never really cared about Bo Beep as a character ( there wasn´t dolls or products of her while Jessie already had a lot of merch, Also they DECIDED to not show her leaving the groupout in the third film). They just wanted an excuse to make more money and that´s it . Even Jhon Laseter abandoned the project at the middle of the production.
@@enriquev1271 They did bring her back in the fourth movie. -_-
BriceGum [rockman138] but just as an excuse to make another movie and more money. The story was already over with the third movie
@@enriquev1271 All movies are made to make money, that's the literal definition of a business. Disney works with Pixar to make Toy Story and they advertise it for what ? Money so people can go spend their money to watch the movie which gives the filmmakers more money for more movies to be made.
@@jerelminter Yeah but for money they ruined a perfect trilogy and an amazing story that was already over.
When I watched Toy Story 3 I was let down by the ending. I wanted it to be Andy going to college and the screen fades to black. Then you hear a knock on the door and a new scene fades in with a point of view shot of a man holding a camcorder and he pushes open the door as a reprise of "You've Got a friend in me" plays. You see a boy playing with Andy's toys and the boy embarrassed says "Dad!" You hear Andy laughing saying "Pretend I'm not here" like his mom and he sets the camera down and you see him joining his kid. His wife calls out for Andy and their son for dinner and Andy and their boy say in unison they'll be there in five minutes. You see the camera zoom on Andy holding Woody and his son holding Buzz. Woody and Buzz give a wink at each other and the scene fades into black and the credits roll.
Then Toy Story 4 arrives and I fear it's another cash grab with a half-effort storyline. Instead it was the perfect ending when I realized the whole Toy Story franchise was about Woody in his personal journey.
Okay, but that wasn't the point of the movie.
No Toy Story after the first 1 necessarily needed to exist. That being said I still like all 3 of them more than the original
I like this movie, but I would definitely not consider it my favorite of the franchise, that's definitely the 3rd one. It seems like Pixar just made this movie to show off how much their animation evolved since the first Toy Story, because the animation in this movie is phenomenal.
Laura Birdwell When he said that Toy Story 3 wasn’t that good compared to the others I spit my water out.
@@bannahannana9403 TS3 takes a surprising amount of its story and messaging from TS2. It's told in a different frame, but the question posed is largely the same: "What happens when your owner doesn't want you anymore?" TS2 is a legit sequel and expansion of TS1. TS3 is a TS2 coming to fruition, but it's not a new continuation.
If I had to rank them, I'd definitely say TS2 is the best and it isn't very close. You can put the other 3 in any order you want.
Matthew Mazzatto I went back to rewatch TS3 and TS2 ,realizing they’re not great like Toy Story 1! When watching Toy Story 4 it takes more cues from the first one,also adding in new things. This makes it the better sequel easily for me, TS3 is better over 2,but TS4 is flawless where it easily takes best sequel! In fact I’ve seen TS4 now more than any sequel in the franchise!
Matthew Mazzatto There are themes of owners not loving their toys anymore in Toy Story 2, with Jessie, but the main question posed is whether it’s worth it for Woody to be immortalized forever in the museum at the risk of never being loved or played with again.
also I feel like you completely let Gabby Gabby glide over you. She was the exact opposite of the previous Toy Story "villains"
Sid Philips was a full-on villain, Stinky Pete and Lotso turned out to be villains at some point of their movie, while Gabby Gabby started as a villain and then she turned good at the end.
This movie FRUSTRATES me because there are some really good things here. Gabby's scene at the end was great and the animation is just stupid it's so good.
The problem is in the writing and it shows because this had a whole new team. I know he's controversial, but I definitely felt the absence of Lasseter. I think he should've been involved.
The film completely steps on what the series established: "Life's only worth living if you're being loved by a kid..." Woody's actions are completely out of character, Buzz is a drooling idiot and Bo is a completely different character -- and I don't just mean when they meet her later on. The flashback scene doesn't work because it implies that Bo was this headstrong "go-getter" from the beginning when she wasn't. She was the quiet maiden. She was Little Bo Peep! If you look at Toy Story 2 Bo and compare her to how she is in the beginning, they're completely different.
Thank you finally someone said it...that was not boe peep ..her personality is just like Jessie's now
@@lelelew2735 Now that I think about it, Bo Peeps personality actually works better later on in the movie rather than the flashback sequence in the beginning of the movie
@@gerawallstar3487 probably because they wrote it like that so it would go in sync with the new personality they gave her.
Yeah, I'm not entirely sure how I feel about her character now. I don't hate it, but I don't love it.
I get the argument that TS4 doesn’t really need to exist but I never saw TS4 as a complete continuation of TS3, I just saw it as a new instalment of the entire series. I see the first three as part of an Andy saga while the fourth film has its own unique and new challenges to its characters albeit mostly Woody in this one
Warning spoilers!
It’s my favorite film of the year. It didn’t have to exist and it does have a few problems but it was emotional, heartwarming, creative, and funny. And I really love the last lines. And I thought some of it’s messages could really relate to people with disabilities such as Woody showing Forky that even though he is different he is still important and Woody giving his voice box to a toy who’s voice box is broken to give her a chance to have something she never had before. And in regards to rehashing yes there were some similarities but to me it felt like a continuation and I don’t think it’s the Home Alone 2 of the Toy Story movies. This movie had an impact on me, but you know what they say: To each their own.
Give me a recap and I'll read your personal stuff
I agree 100%. This movie was amazing
Watch Klaus on Netflix, much better.
This movie was awful now i know what people mean when they say the remakes ruined their childhoods...... th-cam.com/video/0kqsOHyfgsw/w-d-xo.html this guy pretty much explains everything that's wrong with this movie perfectly......wow this anger i feel is worse then how i felt about the avatar last airbender live action.....i never thought that was possible
If we're talking rehashing 4 is WAY more original than 3. 3 was literally the exact same plot beat for beat with thew kindergarten replacing Al's place and Lotso replacing Stinky Pete. I like 4 for having the guts to be original when 3 was mainly good because the Woody and Andy parts which were very good, everything else was a ripoff of 2.
Toy Story 4 made Bo Peep unlikeable, it made Woody a pushover, it made Buzz an idiot, it didn't give Gabby Gabby the comeuppance she deserved, it expected us to believe that a child would actually care that much about a spork with googly eyes (as if), and it made Bonnie a liar who broke the promise she made to Andy at the end of Toy Story 3.
and now toy story 5 is happening. oh boy
When I saw this in the theater, there was so much laughter, and the theater was mostly filled with grown adults who grew up watching Toy Story.
This is one of those films that people will love if they have very fond memories of the franchise (like myself).
4:25 sad thing is I understand the point doug has here, not much laughter compared to toy story 3, especially cause the writers are more amateurish than the other writers, so the humor is more snarky but not as layered or appealing to a mass audiance and more to kids
"Looks sweet but has a diabolical plan"
I actually thought that they were trying to make her look like a villain with her uncanny valley aesthetic and weird voice, but was revealed to just want an owner. So, in short, I thought that she came off as the opposite of what Doug said.
She was Doug always gets facts wrongs.
She manipulated Forky and used him as bait. She tried to forcefully take Woody's voice box. She's also feared by all the other lost toys. In what way is she not diabolical? Because she had a weird and random character change at the end?
@@Sadvillainy That wasn't weird and random she always wanted to be with a kid she just came on to strong. The second time she asked nicely.
@@icecreamhero2375 i pray this is sarcasm......
@@Sadvillainy Its not I absolutely love this movie.
Toy Story 4 was made because the crew felt like they still had more to tell. Like one of the commenters said, it’s best to view this as a epilogue then a legit sequel. With that view, it’s a great epilogue to the trilogy.
And I hate it when someone says that this was made just for money.
Drew Bell Pictures agreed. It irritated me the first time he said it, and it irritates me again that he says it now.
Drew Bell Pictures Exactly this is the few cases where it wasn’t made for money but out of passion.
He's not wrong though. It was a case of "we have to make a Toy Story film, let's make it a good one" and not "hey Disney, can we make another Toy Story?"
My problem with this movie is that woody did a complete 180 flip with woody’s values. In all of toy story 3 woody is saying how important it is to be with your owner no matter how much you’re played with. Then in this movie woody isn’t played with for a few times he decides to just leave. The woody I know and love wouldn’t just leave his owner for the hot blonde.
It feels like this movie was made just to have that ending
No
They just wanted money and that´s it
@@enriquev1271 wasn’t that the same for toy story 3.
Doug: I need to look at this movie for what it is.
Also Doug: tHiS mOvIe dOeSn'T nEeD tO eXiSt
I'm sorry but I hate that excuse "it's just a kids movie" I see them as family films, something everyone can enjoy and think about. If they were just "kids films" we wouldn't be getting so upset over live action remakes
I'm pretty sure the people using the "it's for kids" excuse are the ones praising the live-action remakes. After all, they can just defend those with the "it's for kids" excuse, right?
so glad others werent impressed. i wasnt either.
I still want Toy Story 5 in a post-apocalyptic future.
I'd watch that!
I personally love this movie. I think it had funny moments, but I thought the emotional moments were stronger. I felt really bad for the villain and Woody having his existential crisis.
They did all that really well.
Disney has announced that Toy Story 5 is on the way. I hope the sequel can successfully introduce Woody, Buzz, and the rest of the gang to a younger generation while maintaining the excellent quality of writing and directing that made the outstanding trilogy one of my aspirations to become an actor. Woody and Buzz staying together is what gives the series the strength and heart that has delighted people worldwide for 27 years.
Woody’s not coming back.
please. no more toy story.
Forky ended up being a McGuffin rather than a character.
He was botg
I would take this over any more live action remakes
I'm one of those "It doesn't need to exist, but I enjoyed it for what it is" people. I will disagree about how funny this movie is though. Keanu Reeves and Key & Peele were great additions that had me rolling. Especially the "Get the key from the old woman" scene. 😂😂😂
Two words.....PLUSH RUSH!!!!!
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*IT'S JUST OPINIONS!!*
I wish this movie had just been it's own thing. I loved Bo Peep, the plushies, the villain doll, and Keanu Reeves. They could've left out all of the other toys entirely and still have the same story. Just make Bo the main character.
The worst thing about Toy Story 4 is that it ruins the end of the third. Woody could've gone with Andy if this was the outcome. Woody leaves his family, and that's what ruins TS4 for me.
Honestly, this movie didn’t need to exist. I was a fan of Buzz Lightyear when I was a little girl - and they turned him into a complete dummy in this movie! To top it off, Bo’s behavior towards Woody was pretty, um… let’s say… toxic. And also, I hate the message that the creators made with Gabby Gabby’s character. You shouldn’t have to fix whatever flaws you have if you want to be truly loved by someone. (I hate messages like that!!!)
Personally I loved this film
🎶On the fourth day of Disneycember NC reviewed to me-
The last Toy Story movie
A strange doctor
The grownup version of Dumbo
And a tv show starring Mickey 🎶
Holy piss! Amazing!
I’ll keep the song going until the 12th for certain song reasons
What does it take to impress you, Doug?
SuperSpindasher1991 Just make a movie that makes sense. There are tons of movies he likes. There are even a few movies he likes that didn’t win over critics like Tarzan 2.
@@bbolin5626 "Just make a movie that makes sense" That's subjective chief. It's movies that he might not get, but other people would and vise versa. He's entitled to his opinion like everyone else, but I'm not gonna act like he isn't hard to please at times. Not necessarily this movie in General.
will Thomas I know he is entitled to his opinion.
Love the movie personally, its a great epilogue.
"It doesn't need to exist" It's called TOY story, not ANDY story. The story was never about Andy, it was about Woody. And this was his conclusion. This was absolutely necessary.
the third one had a perfect ending anyway, about growing up and finding a new home, this one kinda deleted the third movie's ending.
@@sweetbunnybun perfect ending for Andy. But the series was never about Andy. It was about woody and how each movie developed him further.
I actually like the what they did with Gabby Gabby. They didn't do some build-up to this big twist that she was the villain this whole time, like so many other Disney movies. They just established it in one scene, with as little build-up as possible.
And really, she wasn't a villain even for very long, rather just a desperate toy looking to be loved by a kid. She certainly didn't behave like a typical villain either, she pretty much kept her sweet tone throughout. And she didn't even get some kind of comeuppance at the end. In fact, this was one of the few times a "villain" gets exactly what she wanted!
All this culminates to what I believe is the most sympathetic antagonist in Pixar's history.
Keanu Reeves was the best part.
Keanu Reeves is over rated.
@@cookiesontoast9981 agreed
Hes ending up being the over rated rock johnson no questions asked about their movies they are just automatically “great” type of actors. 3rd john wicked lacked for me too much of the same with some violent kills.
that's not saying much though, considering how awful the movie was in general.
@@samw2670 the only reason i watch John Wick are for the violent kills lol
Toy Story 4 reminds me of El Camino, the Breaking Bad movie, it doesn't need to exist, but it's a nice epilogue to a brilliant franchise.
yeah but at least el camino didn't advertise as an ultimate sequel to breaking bad it what just a spin off like better call saul. Plus unlike toy story 4 it had a reason to exist, give pinkman a propper end that was unsolve in the show (even vince gilligan admited he didn't have time to develop an ending for pinkman in the last episode) this one outside of woody ending didn't have an excuse to be called toy story 4 after how solid the third one ended. This is pretty much the kigndom of the crystal skull of animated movies.
Toy Story should have stayed a trilogy
Great points in this review, i agree! They should’ve named this movie “Woody’s Story” (or something like that) rather than adding to the already great, complete trilogy. I did like this movie tho and the end made me cry, it was so touching!