This movie is such a perfect conclusion. The themes of growing up, that that emotional powerhouse incinerator scene, and it's impossible to not shed a tear at the final scene. Fun Fact: At first, the writers couldn't figure out how the toys would escape the incinerator, so they visited a real landfill where the learned about the magnetic strip and the giant claw. As soin as they saw that, they knew it would be the perfect solution and a great callback.
That scene with Lotso not pressing the button to save everyone was my first introduction to the fact that some people are just shitty and there’s nothing you can do about it.
Every time me and my friends talk about the Toy Story franchise, one of us always at least brings up how Toy Story 3 is the most satisfying and perfect conclusion to the series as a whole.
@tariqthomas9090 just like with kung fu panda. The 3rd movie was a perfect ending. We know of what happened to the pandas, po is a master of kung fu, he reunites with his dad, and he continues teaching kung fu to the next generation.
I was a bit older than Andy when I watched this movie and when I came home I immediately went to my closet and pulled out all my old toys that hadn't seen the light of day in years. I stood there, with my arms overflowing with toys, and sobbed as I apologized to them. This movie hits way harder than anyone ever expects it to.
This movie came out the summer before my senior year of high school. I was balling my eyes out. I got home when up to the attic and got all my old toys down.
Did Andy never find out that Woody is a rare sought after vintage toy? Because if he knew, I imagine he would’ve wanted to keep him more around in his later years. Although, it’s nice to see that he cherishes him so much more than monetary value.
There is a theory that Woody originally belong to Andy's dad or mom, because Andy have Jessie's hat (which could belong to his mom) in TS 1, and the woody tv show in TS2 were caceled even before Andy was born. So andy might think woody kinda there from the start and never knew his real value
@@DiamondBatToons i could see that being a plot imagine a now adult Andy who is now married Desperately searching for woody finds him and passes him down to his own son
I definitely would have. I remember giving one of my old Billy Doll from Saw away years ago. Recently I found out it was worth at least a grand today because the company discontinued distribution and literally kicked myself for letting go of it. So rule of thumb, always check how much your old toys are worth before departing with them 😂
In both Spanish Dubs Buzz only changed accents, In the Latin American dub Buzz has a hard European Spanish accent which for us sounds just as funny. I believe in the dub for Spain they set his accent to Andalusian. Great reaction btw, you guys are my favorite channel to watch reactions
There's no way Andy didn't realize something was up with the toys in the end. The way they came out of nowhere and how he looked at them suggested he suspected something. Especially now that he's older and could piece together all the inconsistencies over the years. I think him talking about them in that end scene wasn't just for her or himself. He wanted them to hear what he had to say before he left knowing most likely he would never know the truth but is ok with that.
@@Commander_Shepard. Especially if it's something that 99% of the time, you always put it back in the same place. Only to then have it wind up being lost, and needing to look all over the place, and eventually finding it someplace where it never should've been because of that 1% situation where you happen to put it in the last place you normally would because you're not thinking about it. Heck, just a couple weeks ago I spent hours trying to find my keys because they were nowhere I would ever put them. Only to, after exhausting every other possibility a dozen times over, I retraced my steps, and found them on top of the freezer in the garage.
Jodi Benson, the voice of Ariel, played Barbie here. I wish Disney has done more throughout the years to help market her as a voice actor. She's underrated.
So the theory about why Andy kept Woody isn’t because he is a rare vintage toy.. it’s because it was the last toy his dad gave him.. we don’t know wether his dad divorced or died, but the theory is that woody was his dads toy that he passed down to Andy.
@@JUMPYCOOLprobably too long to write out lol plus most people who have suffix's don't use them unless it's for legal identity purposes (or if they're rich/royalty or something)
@@JUMPYCOOL I know I’m late but just a thought. Maybe the mom is who wrote Andy Jr on Woody, since it’s the only toy passed down. Buzz, Jessie, and Bullseye were all either given to or just showed up at the house. It’s possibly to preserve the memory that ‘hey, this was the toy your dad gave you’ vs toys that are just Andy’s.
This was the perfect send off for the series. While the fourth movie was decent enough, the scene where Andy gives his toys to Bonnie, and parts with Woody, always bring a tear to my eye.
39:59 I like the full circle that Woody went to save the aliens before falling into the trash compactor, and the aliens are the ones to rescue them from the incinerator.
Welcome to Trauma Story 3... Uh I mean, Toy Story 3. Because in no way shape or form did I not leave the theater scared for life by the incinerator scene
33:35 Here in Spain we got the dubbed movie change Buzz's voice, but he doesn't speak English. He speaks with a THICK THICK Andalusian accent (as he behaves much like the Andalusian stereotype and the music changes to flamenco on some scenes with him). In Latin America they dubbed him with a different accent, but also from Spain, I think Madrid. Edit: in fact, Buzz's Andalusian version is dubbed by a famous flamenco singer
7:36 I never noticed this but I love how Woody reacts to Rex's question here. Rex asks if when Andy has kids, if they would play with us. Woody doesn’t reassure him that they will, but he also doesn’t say its out of the picture. He just says, "we'll always be there for him." This really helps set the mood that Woody doesn't know what will happen to them, but always to have hope. This really helps set up the theme of moving on, because this is the first flag Woody got that Andy has truly grown out of them
God the visceral disgust in all three faces when Buzz got licked was so accurate. Also sobbed while watching this, forgot how sad it was and my mom was concerned 😀
The ending always made me cry, Especially the most genuine sad part is Andy claiming Woody is someone special who Doesn't give up on his friends (If only he knew...) And then before leaving for college he had fun with his old toys just one last time with the new owner 😢
Something neat is how in Toy Story 1 Woody was paranoid about Andy choosing Buzz over him and in Toy 2 he thought Andy would grow up and forget about him. However as seen in Toy Story 3 Andy did end up choosing Woody over Buzz and initially wanted to take only him to college
Boom: "No one with that slow, folksy accent is a good guy." Sam Elliot: "Am I a joke to you, boy." Also, three things, at 13:22, is that your little one, Ruff? Adorable, you must be so proud. 21:11 Nope, that's Jeff Garlin. The guy from "Curb Your Enthusiasm. 8:17 No, we've seen the mom before, just not for more than a few seconds.
Rest in peace Jim Varney 1949-2000 Jonathan Harris 1914-2002 Joe Ranft 1960-2005 Don Rickles 1926-2017 John Cygan 1954-2017 Bud Luckey 1934-2018 R Lee Ermey 1944-2018 Ned Beatty 1937-2021 Jack Angel 1930-2021 Estelle Harris 1928-2022 and Jan Rabson 1954-2022, Bud Luckey was an American artist, cartoonist, illustrator, musician, singer and voice actor, he worked at the animation studio Pixar, where he worked as a character designer on a number of films including, Toy Story, Toy Story 2, A Bug's Life, Monster Inc, Finding Nemo, Cars and Ratatouille, he also the voice of Rick Dicker in the Incredibles, Chuckles the Clown in Toy Story 3 and as Eeyore in Winnie The Pooh, during the mid 1960s Jim Henson worked with Luckey on commercials, they remained close friends until Henson's death in 1990, that friendship later resulted in Luckey's work on Sesame Street and his illustration work featuring Henson's Muppets characters in the 1970s and 1880s, on February 24 2018 Bud Luckey died in his home in Newtown Connecticut of a stroke at the age of 83, Incredibles 2 was dedicated to his memory, with Jonathan Banks taking over his role as Rick Dicker
@TheFoxdaWa toy story 4 Good as it is shouldn't have been made as it ruined the point of the other 3 films. If they wanted make toy story 4 it should've been about a whole new Cast
Toy Story 3 is one of the saddest Pixar movies of the franchises. Buzz's Spanish mode made me laugh. I like Buzz and Jessie's relationship. It was supposed to be the last one, but they made the fourth one and are going to make the fifth one 🥹🥹🥹💖💖💖🤣🤣🤣
It’s pretty interesting and appropriate that anyone who has ever seen the first Toy Story movie back in 1995 and had continued to watch it up to 2010’s third movie, it’s like we grew up alongside Andy from the beginning.
By far the perfect conclusion to the series. I was almost in tears in the theater. General consensus is we don't acknowledge the next one which we shall not name.
27:27 The Pizza Planet Truck is actually featured in every single Pixar movie as a hidden Easter Egg (except The Incredibles, I think they forgot to put it in that movie).
Man i remember watching Toy Story 3 in theaters. So many people bswling their eyes out esp from teens as Andy going to college was exactly the same time we were as well. Literally grew up with the series.
Now you can see why we cried when this came out. You can be happy one moment then sad the next one. Also totoro was in this because disney was helping Studio Ghibli at the time but disbanded years later.
This movie really hit a cord with me. Only a couple months before its release did I graduate from high school, and just thinking about having to throw all my old toys away was just a no go. I ended up selling some at a garage sale, gave a few to my little nephews, and kept the special ones.
The ending of this movie broke EVERYONE who was a late 90s/2000s kid and had grown up with Toy Story. 2 was one of my first movie theater experiences as a toddler, and 3 came out when I was in high school; I sobbed out loud in the theater, and everyone else around me was definitely crying, too. It was like saying goodbye to MY OWN childhood.
33:42 mexican kid here, at least in the in the latin spanish dub I saw when I was younger when buzz goes "romantic spanish mode" he speaks in a spanish (from spain) accent, and as far as I know he isn't the same actor as in the english dub but im not sure as for the dub from spain, just wanted to give that information of the little that I remember from the movie other than how terrified I was because of the monkey xd (sorry for the possible gramatic errors)
This is by far my favorite of the Toy Story movies. Great story, great action scenes, great dialogue, great visuals and a great cast new and old! Michael Keaton voicing Ken is just the cherry on top for me. I actually kinda like your take on how the first 3 movies are the Andy arc and the next few movies could be the Bonnie arc and who knows what the future may hold. I know a lot of people see the continuous sequels as cash grabs and I get that but I also agree that with movies about toys, you could expand as much as you want with their stories whether it's follow up stories, prequels, spin offs, etc. Personally though I think a way to do that, that I would personally prefer is turning it into a TV series. People might not like that idea but I think it could work that they could do a Toy Story series that focuses on a lot of the toys from Bonnie's house and Sunnyside where each episode focuses on a specific toy like one could be about Buzz, another Jessie, another Rex, another Hamm, another Slinky, another the Potato Heads, another Dolly, another Trixie and so on and so on and there could be episodes focusing on Woody and Bo's adventures. I just feel like if we're going to be continuing the storylines, instead of making continuous movies, just turn the franchise in a series.
33:37 spanish speakers always get 2 dubs, one for Spain and one for Latam since the way we speak it Spanish is a bit different. In the Latam dub this joke was adapted as Buzz speaking like a Spaniard and I think in Spain they made him have an andalusian accent
Toy Story 3 has no right being as good as it is. It's perfection. It's not just the best movie of the three, it is the best possible conclusion to the story. I can't imagine how anyone could it continue after this. Good thing they never did.
Toy Story 2 is my personal favourite. The final scene with Andy, Bonnie and woody always makes me smile and tear up every time. This one is a beautiful final for the characters. Well I say final but.. Toy Story 4 came is a thing so… and now Toy Story 5 will be is well. Loved growing up with the toy story trilogy so much ❤
22:17 when he said that I was like there is a toy story 3 video game and it was actually good and that part reminded me of the game too. Alot of parts in the movie were levels too.
also, i think the writers for this film probably looked at how boys and girls actually play with their toys. i think it was the lego company that did a comprehensive study on the differences in children's play. andy, and boys in general, tend to play with their toys in a more impersonal way where the toys are characters that perform actions and the child acts like a director of sorts, but isn't an active character themselves. bonnie meanwhile, and girls more generally, tend to center themselves in their play, which is why bonnie is part of the group when she plays instead of having the toys be at a café and such by themselves. it was brought up in matpat's last film theory and i notice now as i watch this film again that bonnie and andy follow the results of that lego study
7:00 Bo is gone because having a porcelain doll go to that day care wasn't realistic. She would be taken by the adults because you can't give porcelain to little kids. It would've wasted screen time. And at the end in the garbage heap she would've been shattered. As her, as a character, as a part of a lamp, CANNOT move that way! Also, they cover what happened to her in a Toy Story short, so they ended her arc as well. THEN, the 4th movie! 🤦♀️ I swear. They had to mess with success. They closed every arc beautifully. And they opened up the wound and dug around until they found the heart and threw that out.
@shayla106 I agree! The perfect ending was Toy Story 3. And then they thought "Hey, why not bring back Bo Peep?" But then they said, "Well, she can't really do much, can she? Being porcelain and all." And someone else was like, "no the animation couldn't make her do much in the previous movies. Let's just completely change her character and pass her off as the same exact Bo we knew in the first movies." GREAT IDEA! *SARCASM*
This is one of just a handful of movies that made my dad tear up. It's not that he's emotionless, he just doesn't get affected by media. It was Bonnie making Woody wave goodbye to Andy that got him.
I got to see this movie in the cinema when I was like 6. I actually had these toys too and would set them up every time I watched this movie series sharing my popcorn just like andy did in that one scene lmao. this was such a good trilogy
22:18 Toy Story 3 did actually have a fire video game tie in. If you ever do it on your let’s play channel I recommend the ps3 version cuz that one lets you play as zurg.
This movie has always been my favorite of the bunch, it’s such a well rounded ending and never fails to make even grown men like you guys tear up 🥹 can’t wait for number 4, guys
We already have a 4 which is very good in my opinion some refuse to accept it cause they love 3 ending and didnt ask for anything more but 5 is currently in the makes and I'm a bit worrried about how thats going to go
in Kingdom Hearts 3, there is a Toy Story planet called Toy Box that I absolutely adore (mainly because there is a literal game in game play where you can design and create basically a Gundam/Transformer type toy)
I’m sure most of us can agree that this is the true ending to the Toy Story series. The ending was handled so well, it felt like the end of an era or journey of a tv show. What an emotional ending that was though, still tugs at my heartstrings.
The best ending to a franchise. Yep, ENDING! The other one should have been called Toy Story: Woody's Story, or something that separated it from the trilogy.
4 was an insult to not only the trilogy but they disrespected the characters as well. The shorts after 3 were faithful, they progressed the characters, and were entertaining, but it's crazy how they wound up destroying that in a feature. And tbh 4 wasn't even horrible as a stand alone it was just so disrespectful on so many levels.
@@spaceshiplewis yea they did us wrong, plus it made no sense with everything they already built up. I sound like a broken record but watch the shorts. The ending was most upsetting for me, with stripping Woody of his voice box and separating from the gang.
@@Philthorn yeah they kinda broke him. once he grew up out of his edgy teen phase he could have been a surgeon or engineer. he was pretty creative. the only reason hes really a monster is that toys are alive and he didnt know that.
@@Philthorn I like the theory that he became a garbage man in order to save toys from being destroyed and thereby make amends for his past. But more than likely, he just got over it. Also, garbage collectors make pretty decent money, so I wouldn’t say his life “fell apart” 😂
As a 90's kid(born 1992) that had seen both movies so many times growing up, even to the point I can almost perfectly recall that one Disney World commercial with the girl getting the Goofy wake up call, seeing Andy grow up felt like I was in his place. I can remember all the toys that I had played with that at the time barely did because moving on to video games, movies and tv, and social events outside of the house. What Boom said at the beginning of the intro scene was good and also to add, I think the toys could see whatever Andy was imagining for them to happen as well. 2010 had some many good animated films (this, Tangled, How to Train Your Dragon, Megamind).
22:16 I had a Toy Story 3 game on the Wii and let me tell you it was a blast. First level is literally the train scene from the beginning just tweaked a little. Levels take place in Andy's house (I think), Bonnie's room and the Sunnyside Day care as well. And even levels that take place in space with Buzz and Zerg. After beating the story, you can go back and do whatever you want. Minigames exist as well.
Toy Story 3 was so emotional, even as a kid, knowing that someday, I’m going to be like Andy and move on from playing with toys all the time because you grow up. And the movie really feels like a bookend to the series. Most people that watched the original movie were Andy’s age, so by 2010, this must’ve really hit home. Over the years I used to dislike the movie for being very dark compared to the other two movies, but now I learned to appreciate it as the mature one. This is the toys’ biggest journal, and one where they’re all gonna be without Andy. What a great sendoff to the series. Toy Story 4 can die alone for all I care.
Does anybody else remember that crazy-ass theory where people thought Woody was just Andy's father's spirit, hence why Woody is so protective of Andy? XD
Fun fact: the person who voices Andy in 3 is the same person who has been voicing him since the first movie. It's so sweet!
Same with the person who voices Sid from the first movie too!
@@muhdnazmy6010Sid was in toy story 2 and 3? The garbage man?
@@RoboMarioBros Sid did not appeared in TS2
@@muhdnazmy6010 I know I’m asking you if he did
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Funfact: The Voice Actor for Andy is the same one from the last two movies.
I knew it
So he basically grew up with his role
@@lilveltheplayer2164 yep
@@leonidasneves7972well they didn't think he would be available or even want to reprise his role.
@@leonidasneves7972 fair nuff
This movie is such a perfect conclusion. The themes of growing up, that that emotional powerhouse incinerator scene, and it's impossible to not shed a tear at the final scene. Fun Fact: At first, the writers couldn't figure out how the toys would escape the incinerator, so they visited a real landfill where the learned about the magnetic strip and the giant claw. As soin as they saw that, they knew it would be the perfect solution and a great callback.
You can say that again.
Like when the Finding Nemo team took an actual marine biology course.
Directors ad writer had this much passion and love about back then but now most movies are just woke trash
@@kurumi-san5993 “Woke” has lost its meaning at this point because people keep using it wrong.
The Claw.... 👽👽👽
That scene with Lotso not pressing the button to save everyone was my first introduction to the fact that some people are just shitty and there’s nothing you can do about it.
Exactly, when people first saw Toy Story 2 they thought Prospector was evil but little did they know they were in for a pleasant surprise
Man f** lotso, i was so pressed.
@@KINGVENEDITZ hate that evil bear too
Every time me and my friends talk about the Toy Story franchise, one of us always at least brings up how Toy Story 3 is the most satisfying and perfect conclusion to the series as a whole.
So naturally they made a lesser and incredibly unnecessary sequel that almost completely misunderstands the characters.
Every movie after that just felt like "the Lord of the Rings 2".
Where there's more than what already ended perfectly.
@@tariqthomas90902 actually
then they ruined it with toy story 4 and another toy story 5 later on
@tariqthomas9090 just like with kung fu panda. The 3rd movie was a perfect ending. We know of what happened to the pandas, po is a master of kung fu, he reunites with his dad, and he continues teaching kung fu to the next generation.
Fun fact: the original Mr potato head was just the limbs and face pieces, you plugged them into a regular potato.
That does explain the sentience of every piece except the body.
that makes plenty of sense actually
Woah
@@Im2lazy4thisCrit yep
I was a bit older than Andy when I watched this movie and when I came home I immediately went to my closet and pulled out all my old toys that hadn't seen the light of day in years. I stood there, with my arms overflowing with toys, and sobbed as I apologized to them. This movie hits way harder than anyone ever expects it to.
This movie came out the summer before my senior year of high school. I was balling my eyes out. I got home when up to the attic and got all my old toys down.
That sounds heartwarming man
This movie came out when I was a kid and i started to play with my toys all the time
"The daycare is always looking for new donations" sounds so chilling now; like a horror movie tagline.
Did Andy never find out that Woody is a rare sought after vintage toy? Because if he knew, I imagine he would’ve wanted to keep him more around in his later years. Although, it’s nice to see that he cherishes him so much more than monetary value.
There is a theory that Woody originally belong to Andy's dad or mom, because Andy have Jessie's hat (which could belong to his mom) in TS 1, and the woody tv show in TS2 were caceled even before Andy was born. So andy might think woody kinda there from the start and never knew his real value
Watch that be how Toy Story 5 ends, Andy takes Woody back because he knows how fucking valuable he is xD
Just snatched him and runs home xD @@DiamondBatToons
@@DiamondBatToons i could see that being a plot imagine a now adult Andy who is now married Desperately searching for woody finds him and passes him down to his own son
I definitely would have. I remember giving one of my old Billy Doll from Saw away years ago. Recently I found out it was worth at least a grand today because the company discontinued distribution and literally kicked myself for letting go of it.
So rule of thumb, always check how much your old toys are worth before departing with them 😂
In both Spanish Dubs Buzz only changed accents, In the Latin American dub Buzz has a hard European Spanish accent which for us sounds just as funny.
I believe in the dub for Spain they set his accent to Andalusian.
Great reaction btw, you guys are my favorite channel to watch reactions
There's no way Andy didn't realize something was up with the toys in the end. The way they came out of nowhere and how he looked at them suggested he suspected something. Especially now that he's older and could piece together all the inconsistencies over the years. I think him talking about them in that end scene wasn't just for her or himself. He wanted them to hear what he had to say before he left knowing most likely he would never know the truth but is ok with that.
I mean I ain’t gon lie, I used to forget where my toys were but when I found them, I don’t questioned where they got there😂
^ Ditto to that. Toys, and stuff in general just pop up at random places. We just assume that's where we last put them.
@@Commander_Shepard. Especially if it's something that 99% of the time, you always put it back in the same place. Only to then have it wind up being lost, and needing to look all over the place, and eventually finding it someplace where it never should've been because of that 1% situation where you happen to put it in the last place you normally would because you're not thinking about it.
Heck, just a couple weeks ago I spent hours trying to find my keys because they were nowhere I would ever put them. Only to, after exhausting every other possibility a dozen times over, I retraced my steps, and found them on top of the freezer in the garage.
I think what Andy thought is that his mom found them and put them in that box.
Jodi Benson, the voice of Ariel, played Barbie here. I wish Disney has done more throughout the years to help market her as a voice actor. She's underrated.
Yo I didn’t know that , that’s awesome
Micheal Keaton also voicing Ken
@@toyohimeyeswatatsuki6917 Didn't he also voice chick hicks from Cars?
So the theory about why Andy kept Woody isn’t because he is a rare vintage toy.. it’s because it was the last toy his dad gave him.. we don’t know wether his dad divorced or died, but the theory is that woody was his dads toy that he passed down to Andy.
his dads name was also andy, hence the marker on his foot. our and is andy junior
@@cpob2013Our then why do the others (Buzz, Jessie, Bullseye) just have “Andy” and not Andy Jr?
@@JUMPYCOOLprobably too long to write out lol
plus most people who have suffix's don't use them unless it's for legal identity purposes (or if they're rich/royalty or something)
@@JUMPYCOOL I know I’m late but just a thought. Maybe the mom is who wrote Andy Jr on Woody, since it’s the only toy passed down. Buzz, Jessie, and Bullseye were all either given to or just showed up at the house. It’s possibly to preserve the memory that ‘hey, this was the toy your dad gave you’ vs toys that are just Andy’s.
This was the perfect send off for the series. While the fourth movie was decent enough, the scene where Andy gives his toys to Bonnie, and parts with Woody, always bring a tear to my eye.
39:59 I like the full circle that Woody went to save the aliens before falling into the trash compactor, and the aliens are the ones to rescue them from the incinerator.
Welcome to Trauma Story 3... Uh I mean, Toy Story 3. Because in no way shape or form did I not leave the theater scared for life by the incinerator scene
I liked the incinerator scene
@@slasherproductions9668Yeah. Jokes aside it is a REALLY good scene
The incinerator scene makes me tear up thinking they are expecting their death, and I would be shaking with nervousness.
@@R.J.Productions616 I know but even as a kid, I really loved the scene. I just don't know why but at 6, I still loved how dark it was
@@slasherproductions9668 And also how Latso are an A-hole.
33:35 Here in Spain we got the dubbed movie change Buzz's voice, but he doesn't speak English. He speaks with a THICK THICK Andalusian accent (as he behaves much like the Andalusian stereotype and the music changes to flamenco on some scenes with him). In Latin America they dubbed him with a different accent, but also from Spain, I think Madrid.
Edit: in fact, Buzz's Andalusian version is dubbed by a famous flamenco singer
7:36 I never noticed this but I love how Woody reacts to Rex's question here. Rex asks if when Andy has kids, if they would play with us. Woody doesn’t reassure him that they will, but he also doesn’t say its out of the picture. He just says, "we'll always be there for him." This really helps set the mood that Woody doesn't know what will happen to them, but always to have hope. This really helps set up the theme of moving on, because this is the first flag Woody got that Andy has truly grown out of them
God the visceral disgust in all three faces when Buzz got licked was so accurate. Also sobbed while watching this, forgot how sad it was and my mom was concerned 😀
The ending always made me cry, Especially the most genuine sad part is Andy claiming Woody is someone special who Doesn't give up on his friends (If only he knew...) And then before leaving for college he had fun with his old toys just one last time with the new owner 😢
Something neat is how in Toy Story 1 Woody was paranoid about Andy choosing Buzz over him and in Toy 2 he thought Andy would grow up and forget about him. However as seen in Toy Story 3 Andy did end up choosing Woody over Buzz and initially wanted to take only him to college
I heard somewhere that the production crew looked at a lot of prison movies as research for escaping the daycare.
Boom: "No one with that slow, folksy accent is a good guy."
Sam Elliot: "Am I a joke to you, boy."
Also, three things, at 13:22, is that your little one, Ruff? Adorable, you must be so proud.
21:11 Nope, that's Jeff Garlin. The guy from "Curb Your Enthusiasm.
8:17 No, we've seen the mom before, just not for more than a few seconds.
You have a point.
Sam Elliot’s accent isn’t folksy. It’s more cowboy country.
doesnt that just imply sam elliot is secretly evil and hasnt revealed it yet
Omg I have not seen the "ain't nobody got time for that" meme in like a DECADE
great memes never die 🫡
@@AaronSmithDrums I can easily agree, just look at my pfp
I didn’t know there was an origin lol. Should’ve thought
I think my favorite moment of the whole franchise is when Bonnie reaches for Woody and Andy instinctively pulls him away, it’s just *chefs kiss*
Rest in peace
Jim Varney 1949-2000
Jonathan Harris 1914-2002
Joe Ranft 1960-2005
Don Rickles 1926-2017
John Cygan 1954-2017
Bud Luckey 1934-2018
R Lee Ermey 1944-2018
Ned Beatty 1937-2021
Jack Angel 1930-2021
Estelle Harris 1928-2022
and Jan Rabson 1954-2022, Bud Luckey was an American artist, cartoonist, illustrator, musician, singer and voice actor, he worked at the animation studio Pixar, where he worked as a character designer on a number of films including, Toy Story, Toy Story 2, A Bug's Life, Monster Inc, Finding Nemo, Cars and Ratatouille, he also the voice of Rick Dicker in the Incredibles, Chuckles the Clown in Toy Story 3 and as Eeyore in Winnie The Pooh, during the mid 1960s Jim Henson worked with Luckey on commercials, they remained close friends until Henson's death in 1990, that friendship later resulted in Luckey's work on Sesame Street and his illustration work featuring Henson's Muppets characters in the 1970s and 1880s, on February 24 2018 Bud Luckey died in his home in Newtown Connecticut of a stroke at the age of 83, Incredibles 2 was dedicated to his memory, with Jonathan Banks taking over his role as Rick Dicker
it's a real shame that Jim Varney was gone too soon I'll always remember him as Ernest
I know!! 2000/2001 was where a lot of us kids had to grow up and nothing seemed ever the same after that@@marlonclark-pp9wg
This could’ve been arguably the best trilogy ever but they messed that up with Toy Story 4
Oh but it's still the best trilogy ever, trilogies don't need a fourth movie
Im sick and tired of people hating on TS4 for no reason
@@TheFoxdaWa It's not hating, it's just not a good movie, and very unnecesary
@@agusnicoletti3051IT’S A GREAT MOVIE FYM
@TheFoxdaWa toy story 4 Good as it is shouldn't have been made as it ruined the point of the other 3 films.
If they wanted make toy story 4 it should've been about a whole new Cast
Toy Story 3 is one of the saddest Pixar movies of the franchises. Buzz's Spanish mode made me laugh. I like Buzz and Jessie's relationship. It was supposed to be the last one, but they made the fourth one and are going to make the fifth one
🥹🥹🥹💖💖💖🤣🤣🤣
I can't believe this movie is almost 14 years old.
I still remember the day it just released.
Its my least favorite of the movies i dont see how people live this one after the ending
@@danmulholland1634 it's by far the most emotional of them all
@@danmulholland1634 its still the best in my opinion,maybe you hate it because is dark for a toy story movie
That monkey scared the shit out of me as a kid
Valid. I've never liked monkeys. I was also semi-terrified of that ugly arse thing and I was 19 when it came out lol
As a kid? That mf still scares me as a 17-year old
It’s pretty interesting and appropriate that anyone who has ever seen the first Toy Story movie back in 1995 and had continued to watch it up to 2010’s third movie, it’s like we grew up alongside Andy from the beginning.
By far the perfect conclusion to the series. I was almost in tears in the theater. General consensus is we don't acknowledge the next one which we shall not name.
I don't think i deserves that much hate, but 3 is better yea
@@ItchyBurritoMiniAltThingyexactly
27:27 The Pizza Planet Truck is actually featured in every single Pixar movie as a hidden Easter Egg (except The Incredibles, I think they forgot to put it in that movie).
The Incredibles is supposed to be set to be in the 60s to early 70s. Pizza might not have been open yet.
@@hilarywitt there was a different version of the Pizza Planet Truck in Incredibles 2
11:21 Fun Fact: Zero Skateboards did actually get their famous Skull logo from Sid's Shirt back in Toy Story
Man i remember watching Toy Story 3 in theaters. So many people bswling their eyes out esp from teens as Andy going to college was exactly the same time we were as well. Literally grew up with the series.
Now you can see why we cried when this came out.
You can be happy one moment then sad the next one.
Also totoro was in this because disney was helping Studio Ghibli at the time but disbanded years later.
This movie really hit a cord with me. Only a couple months before its release did I graduate from high school, and just thinking about having to throw all my old toys away was just a no go. I ended up selling some at a garage sale, gave a few to my little nephews, and kept the special ones.
The ending of this movie broke EVERYONE who was a late 90s/2000s kid and had grown up with Toy Story. 2 was one of my first movie theater experiences as a toddler, and 3 came out when I was in high school; I sobbed out loud in the theater, and everyone else around me was definitely crying, too. It was like saying goodbye to MY OWN childhood.
33:42 mexican kid here, at least in the in the latin spanish dub I saw when I was younger when buzz goes "romantic spanish mode" he speaks in a spanish (from spain) accent, and as far as I know he isn't the same actor as in the english dub but im not sure as for the dub from spain, just wanted to give that information of the little that I remember from the movie other than how terrified I was because of the monkey xd (sorry for the possible gramatic errors)
I love the Toy Story movies so much. The scene when Andy plays with the toys one last time and gives them to Bonnie always makes me cry.
Now that they got the third movie done, they 100% need to react to the Toy Story Toons. Especially Toy Story of TERROR and Toy Story that Time Forgot!
The incinerator scene had me and all the other kids crying our eyes out in the theater :'D A core memory for sure
3:14 Fun Fact: This bit of dialogue in the scene is from Toy Story 1, word for word.
This is by far my favorite of the Toy Story movies. Great story, great action scenes, great dialogue, great visuals and a great cast new and old! Michael Keaton voicing Ken is just the cherry on top for me. I actually kinda like your take on how the first 3 movies are the Andy arc and the next few movies could be the Bonnie arc and who knows what the future may hold. I know a lot of people see the continuous sequels as cash grabs and I get that but I also agree that with movies about toys, you could expand as much as you want with their stories whether it's follow up stories, prequels, spin offs, etc.
Personally though I think a way to do that, that I would personally prefer is turning it into a TV series. People might not like that idea but I think it could work that they could do a Toy Story series that focuses on a lot of the toys from Bonnie's house and Sunnyside where each episode focuses on a specific toy like one could be about Buzz, another Jessie, another Rex, another Hamm, another Slinky, another the Potato Heads, another Dolly, another Trixie and so on and so on and there could be episodes focusing on Woody and Bo's adventures.
I just feel like if we're going to be continuing the storylines, instead of making continuous movies, just turn the franchise in a series.
I liked that it only took one of them three seconds to find out Lotso was gonna be evil at one point 😂
omg this is the first time i've seen you guys together. LOVE YOU GUYS!
that furnace scene was so traumatizing for a kids movie they know they can’t escape death so they hold hands and choose to die together 😭😭
I was really on the edge of my seat during that, powerful movie
33:37 spanish speakers always get 2 dubs, one for Spain and one for Latam since the way we speak it Spanish is a bit different. In the Latam dub this joke was adapted as Buzz speaking like a Spaniard and I think in Spain they made him have an andalusian accent
I love how many details you catch. An amazing reaction vid of an amazing movie
Yall together in person watching a movie together just lovely ❤😇
Toy Story 3 has no right being as good as it is. It's perfection. It's not just the best movie of the three, it is the best possible conclusion to the story. I can't imagine how anyone could it continue after this. Good thing they never did.
I'll never understand howmor why 3 is the best one of them for me 4 is way better 3 is my least favorite
@@danmulholland1634 one day you will understand why everyone love this one
Toy Story 2 is my personal favourite. The final scene with Andy, Bonnie and woody always makes me smile and tear up every time. This one is a beautiful final for the characters. Well I say final but.. Toy Story 4 came is a thing so… and now Toy Story 5 will be is well. Loved growing up with the toy story trilogy so much ❤
I always cry when Andy gives his toys to Bonnie and I would be sobbing like crazy, and I watch the movie 3 times with my cousins.
3 is my least favorite so far
22:17 when he said that I was like there is a toy story 3 video game and it was actually good and that part reminded me of the game too. Alot of parts in the movie were levels too.
also, i think the writers for this film probably looked at how boys and girls actually play with their toys. i think it was the lego company that did a comprehensive study on the differences in children's play. andy, and boys in general, tend to play with their toys in a more impersonal way where the toys are characters that perform actions and the child acts like a director of sorts, but isn't an active character themselves. bonnie meanwhile, and girls more generally, tend to center themselves in their play, which is why bonnie is part of the group when she plays instead of having the toys be at a café and such by themselves. it was brought up in matpat's last film theory and i notice now as i watch this film again that bonnie and andy follow the results of that lego study
22:14 "this would be a sick videogame level" this is a sick videogame level
Yes! The PSP Toy Story 3 game was super dope
Yes! The PSP Toy Story 3 game was super dope
@@hlardi4329 Deja Vu
@@hlardi4329 Deja Vu
@@ItchyBurritoMiniAltThingy why is everyone replying twice
This movie brings back memories and this has really make me cry every time
Spanish Buzz will always be my favorite character 😂 He was my inspiration on learning Spanish
I can confirm the monkey scares children! It had my brother running out the theater LMAO
That was probably one of the best parts of the movie for you, and worst parts of the movie for your parents.
@@gurvmlk Can confirm. It was VERY funny
Watching this at work, im playing a dangerous game trying not to cry 😂
Still can't get over the fact that y'all are in the same room
7:00 Bo is gone because having a porcelain doll go to that day care wasn't realistic. She would be taken by the adults because you can't give porcelain to little kids. It would've wasted screen time. And at the end in the garbage heap she would've been shattered. As her, as a character, as a part of a lamp, CANNOT move that way!
Also, they cover what happened to her in a Toy Story short, so they ended her arc as well.
THEN, the 4th movie! 🤦♀️ I swear. They had to mess with success. They closed every arc beautifully. And they opened up the wound and dug around until they found the heart and threw that out.
What they do to Buzz had me 😮💨🔫
@@draykohunter6805 RIGHT!
No they didn’t. Her arc in Toy Story 4 makes no sense , she’s too fragile to be doing all that traveling.
@shayla106 I agree! The perfect ending was Toy Story 3. And then they thought "Hey, why not bring back Bo Peep?" But then they said, "Well, she can't really do much, can she? Being porcelain and all." And someone else was like, "no the animation couldn't make her do much in the previous movies. Let's just completely change her character and pass her off as the same exact Bo we knew in the first movies." GREAT IDEA! *SARCASM*
Nooo, I wanted to see “Hay un amigo en mi”. Still great reaction, teared up all over again.
This is one of just a handful of movies that made my dad tear up. It's not that he's emotionless, he just doesn't get affected by media. It was Bonnie making Woody wave goodbye to Andy that got him.
🥹Awww🥹 I really love when the baby said “Mama” 🥹💕💗 35:28
I'm not gonna lie, this movie was one of my childhood favorite films that I would constantly watch many times, and this unlocks so many great memories
9:30 The reaction when Andy "threw away" Buzz was top notch
I got to see this movie in the cinema when I was like 6. I actually had these toys too and would set them up every time I watched this movie series sharing my popcorn just like andy did in that one scene lmao. this was such a good trilogy
22:18
Toy Story 3 did actually have a fire video game tie in. If you ever do it on your let’s play channel I recommend the ps3 version cuz that one lets you play as zurg.
Game was so goated😭 the little woody’s round up play area they had😭
They literally have a studio Ghibli character in this movie as a cameo
This movie has always been my favorite of the bunch, it’s such a well rounded ending and never fails to make even grown men like you guys tear up 🥹 can’t wait for number 4, guys
We already have a 4 which is very good in my opinion some refuse to accept it cause they love 3 ending and didnt ask for anything more but 5 is currently in the makes and I'm a bit worrried about how thats going to go
This was peak Disney. Also, yes the video game was very fun
9 min ago??? Ah hell yeah. Now I don’t have to have a boring split shift LOL
The garbage man being Sid is also incredible 😂😅
I love that these guys got TOTALLY into the intro sequence.
in Kingdom Hearts 3, there is a Toy Story planet called Toy Box that I absolutely adore (mainly because there is a literal game in game play where you can design and create basically a Gundam/Transformer type toy)
the last scene has forever stuck in my head when i was 11 years old.
I like this format more, all of you together all in one place.
"This would be a good videogame level". Yep. There is one but it's in PSP. They have this exactly room and you can climb and parkour as well
DS counts a bit here too.
Lol I loved your reactions! You guys are adorable, goofy and funny! 😂🩷
I’m sure most of us can agree that this is the true ending to the Toy Story series. The ending was handled so well, it felt like the end of an era or journey of a tv show. What an emotional ending that was though, still tugs at my heartstrings.
The best ending to a franchise. Yep, ENDING!
The other one should have been called Toy Story: Woody's Story, or something that separated it from the trilogy.
4 was an insult to not only the trilogy but they disrespected the characters as well. The shorts after 3 were faithful, they progressed the characters, and were entertaining, but it's crazy how they wound up destroying that in a feature. And tbh 4 wasn't even horrible as a stand alone it was just so disrespectful on so many levels.
@@olli-lfe It really disrespected Andy and also Bonnie because Andy entrusted her with the toy gang to love and protect them.
@@spaceshiplewis yea they did us wrong, plus it made no sense with everything they already built up. I sound like a broken record but watch the shorts. The ending was most upsetting for me, with stripping Woody of his voice box and separating from the gang.
I consider the movies after 3 to be - "Bonnie's Toys Story"
Or Bonnie's Saga @@dolly2415
28:19 when I first watched the movie, I didn’t know what Mr. Potato Head was talking about Lincoln Logs. 😬 now I understand what
43:45 I love Andy's send off to Woody! It's so sweet. And it gets blown to smitherines in the 4th movie that doesn't exist in the canon to me.
I still have my Lotso bear from when I went to Disney World at 5 years old. He still smells like strawberries 😊
Sid from Toy Story can be seen at 11:10.
Guess his life really fell apart after the "toys are alive" incident
@@Philthorn yeah they kinda broke him. once he grew up out of his edgy teen phase he could have been a surgeon or engineer. he was pretty creative. the only reason hes really a monster is that toys are alive and he didnt know that.
@@Philthorn I like the theory that he became a garbage man in order to save toys from being destroyed and thereby make amends for his past. But more than likely, he just got over it. Also, garbage collectors make pretty decent money, so I wouldn’t say his life “fell apart” 😂
I thought he became a garbage man because he sucked in school Lol
That bit about Andy’s kids playing with them would have been a great finale
42:09 Woody gives Andy the choice to give his toys up! Woody lets Andy decide to give him, Woody, to Bonnie!
29:33 I watched this as a kid, yeah that monkey scared the shit out of me xD
My favorite movie ever when I was a child
Mine too
3 is my least favorite sorry I love 4 way better
The end is exactly why there were so many tears. I thought I was in the all clear after the almost death scene lol
33:44 In the spanish version (latino) Buzz speaks exactly the same. It's the same language with a different accent.
I love how emotional they got knowing there's a 4. Imagine all of us thinking this was the last time we'd see them 😂
The ending still makes me cry
As a 90's kid(born 1992) that had seen both movies so many times growing up, even to the point I can almost perfectly recall that one Disney World commercial with the girl getting the Goofy wake up call, seeing Andy grow up felt like I was in his place. I can remember all the toys that I had played with that at the time barely did because moving on to video games, movies and tv, and social events outside of the house. What Boom said at the beginning of the intro scene was good and also to add, I think the toys could see whatever Andy was imagining for them to happen as well. 2010 had some many good animated films (this, Tangled, How to Train Your Dragon, Megamind).
One of only three films I have ever been to where there the entire audience stood up and applauded at the end. An amazing film
22:16 I had a Toy Story 3 game on the Wii and let me tell you it was a blast. First level is literally the train scene from the beginning just tweaked a little. Levels take place in Andy's house (I think), Bonnie's room and the Sunnyside Day care as well. And even levels that take place in space with Buzz and Zerg. After beating the story, you can go back and do whatever you want. Minigames exist as well.
The last scene where he hands his toys to Bonnie is so sad... I can't watch it without tearing up bc I think about my beautiful childhood that's gone
Toy Story 3 was so emotional, even as a kid, knowing that someday, I’m going to be like Andy and move on from playing with toys all the time because you grow up. And the movie really feels like a bookend to the series. Most people that watched the original movie were Andy’s age, so by 2010, this must’ve really hit home. Over the years I used to dislike the movie for being very dark compared to the other two movies, but now I learned to appreciate it as the mature one. This is the toys’ biggest journal, and one where they’re all gonna be without Andy. What a great sendoff to the series. Toy Story 4 can die alone for all I care.
Does anybody else remember that crazy-ass theory where people thought Woody was just Andy's father's spirit, hence why Woody is so protective of Andy? XD
Yea, weird stuff, probably cause Woody was passed from Andy's dad to Andy
Toy Story 1-3 are like the "main story", and the 4th movies is like an epilogue.
Sorry to disagree i like 4 better then 3 hope not to argue but I am concerned about what 5 is going to do
14:45 the pre-watch on Boom is astounding.