I’d be fine with this idea as long as the original 1995 version would still be available to watch through digital rental, digital purchase, and on Disney+. That way there’d be the option of seeing the movie the way it was originally animated or with updated computer animation. That’s really all that matters to me because how much I already cherish the film.
Agreed. Especially as it’s the first EVER computer animated film, the somewhat dated graphics is part of the movie’s charm. Now that you mentioned “as long as the other version is on Disney plus,” I wished they would’ve done that with the Star Wars original trilogy.😭
@@sergioliden5652 Disney doesn’t put different versions of the same movie on Disney+, which I find very disappointing. When I was rewatching through the Fox X-Men franchise earlier this year, I was frustrated at how the Rogue Cut of Days of Future Past wasn’t anywhere on there. They have such a robust library that it’s strange when they don’t have something part of their brands.
@@MichaelTomsyck That’s bullocks! As annoyed as I was with the whole Rebel Moon situation, I at least respect Netflix for putting the multiple versions of the same movie on Netflix. I too was rewatching the Fox X-men movies this year leading up to the Ketchup & Mustard movie.
Remastering animated movies is a much better idea than all those live action messes. It's become common with games so I would also welcome it for some classic animated movies.
Having a remaster of Toy Story would be interesting but, I think I'm staying with the original because it started the legacy of Computer Generated Animation.
Interesting idea until Disney rereleases every Pixar movie in theaters with updated animation and removes the original versions from physical retail and streamjnf
The first Toy Story is as good as it is because of the incredible amount of effort put into it. Remaking it with more modern tech does nothing but make it more convenient for them to make it quickly . Even if it’s more technically advanced, we will still subconsciously see the lack of effort with our third eye
You just reminded me: why we cant get the original SW films in digital/physical format? i would love to see them. As for the Toy Story "remake": hm ...yeh..would be nice to see but keep the original. Outdated, as it may be, its still fun to see. Plus, you get to appreciate how far Pixar has come. :)
I seem to remember George Lucas claiming in an interview with Leonard Martin that the original _Star Wars_ films simply no longer exist…but I also tend to think Lucas says a lot that may not be completely true-where’d he get the source material for the Special Editions in the first place? I hate to say this, but I don’t think the originals will be available until after Lucas passes, for some legal reason…
The problem with this idea is similar to what many developers struggle with for remasters of games versus remakes of games that change things up. Remasters are little motivation for the creative people that are making it. People want to try and give their own new and unique take on an IP as opposed to just doing the old thing again, but prettier.
It would be cool but ultimately feel like a waste of resources. Besides, I think there’s a charm to the original Toy Story’s jankiness-reminds us how far computer animation has come in the almost 30 (?1!) years since it came out.
TBH I'd definitely love a remake with same audio but with the new technology, an exact Shot for Shot remake They would have to reanimate everything, that's great but no adding hints like Andy being gay or something
I once read that the original graphical rendering, pixel-count and all, which at that time took months, they could render today in twenty minutes. If they had all the assets and animation saved on some hard-drive, that'd be one thing. Just alter a few specific models like the humans and the dog. Having to redo every asset, character movement, lighting and camera set-up, everything again, from scratch, is another.
No. No! God no! Without the original Toy Story, we wouldn't have the stunning 3D animated movies we have today. The animation really holds up after nearly thirty years, and giving it a modern facelift will just be insulting.
Im more like leave it alone cause just understand the times were what they were but i wouldn't mind seeing them try like once and see if it can work out in a way chances are they may at somepoint
If I'm revisiting my childhood nostalgia, I want to revisit it with all the outdated graphics and clunky textures that I remember it with. I saw they had a remaster of this Croc game coming out on Switch, I proceeded to buy it on PlayStation 1.
I heard the Pixar had to remake all the models from scratch for Toy Story 3 because the old ones weren't compatible with the software anymore. If that's true then they would literally have to remake all of the models and animation. Keep in mind that Toy Story 3 itself is almost 15 years old now too. There's absolutely no way they could re-use anything made in 1993, 1994.
I think there is something special about being able to see how much animation and technology has grown and advanced over the years by looking back at the original versions
I don't think they should do this. They'd probably be lazy and just use an AI system to update it. The original animation style contributes to the movies charm
No! It's a product of it's time as is a historical significant peice of art as the first full length computer animated film and still holds up well. Also I don't see Disney wanting to dump additional money into a completed film from 29 years ago. With that said I would watch it if they did it but 100% agree with you don't replace the original and have both versions available for rent or purchase like Warner Brothers does with the theatrical and extended versions of Lord of the Rings.
I mean i love when they do it for video games but that makes sense because the difference in video games pre 2000 and now is so much different that cgi from pre 2000 to now it isnt something that stands out watch movies from the 80s or 90s video games needed to be updated tho but id be open to seeing what it looks like
Video game CG also looked really bad back then as it had to run in real time on consumer hardware so those were more in need of remasters. Also a game can become dated from a control standpoint, camera and weapon controls in a lot of old games are really bad compared to today's so they had to be updated.
Why would you do that? Thats like saying, do you want to permanently erase the 1994 Lion King, and replace it with the 2019 Lion King. Toy Story is the first ever CGI movie. Its animation plays an important part in history. Why would anybody want to erase that? We wouldn't have the animation we have today without Toy Story. If you want Toy Story with modern animation, just watch Toy Story 4. Or wait for Toy Story 5.
I think this is what the Live Action Lion King should have done. Nobody wanted to see the same story told differently with flat voice acting. All they needed to do was recreate shot for shot and run the same audio track.
I think it's the same as what George did to star wars, and what James Cameron has done with his 4ks. Also I think it's important to let people see where art came from, even if it's visually antiquated, and there's beauty in the old.
George added scenes, replaced sequences and changed most of the effects and then barely allowed the old version to be released. I'm not endorsing replacing the original version. But also, re-rendering isn't the same as adding scenes.
Holy s*** about 5 years ago I was actually hoping they would do something like this and sometimes I still think about it but with them adding the original deleted scenes to it
I’d be interested in seeing it, because we see this with video games all the time, they come out with a remastered version, it’s the same story, same gameplay, voice work etc. just updated with modern day animation, and it’d be cool from a completionist standpoint, because graphically there’s a huge animation quality difference between Toy Story 1 & 2 and Toy Story 3 & 4, Toy Story 3 and 4’s animation was so much higher quality than 1 & 2 because it came out 10 years after the second movie, that was an entire decade of animation improving by the time 3 came out, so it’d be cool to have all 4 movies with that high quality animation, i definitely don’t think they should outright replace the originals, I think those movies have a place in history and should be preserved but if they do preserve them I think these could be a neat alternative, I guess it really comes down to how much of an authenticity nut you are, like are you the kind of guy who likes to hunt down the original versions of movies or games with the original animations and such? And if you aren’t 1 of those then I see no reason to not try this
@@mattwolf7698 Sequels don’t bother me as much since they can tell new stories (Toy story 2). But I do think the whole live action remake thing has really gotten old.
I think I’m a way yeah. As long as, like you say, the original is still available. Both 1 and 2 remastered. So they look more like 3,4 and 5. And then get them released on blu ray with both versions on disc
This is what i wish they did with how to train your dragon instead the original movie is still great looking but the second and third movie clearly had a technical advantage and i want to see the first movie on that level of quality
This has been something i am olay with, we've seen plenty of people make fan edits with scenes being done in modern times and having a cool updated cgi version of toy story would be grand, it wont replace the original and its bistoricsl significance, it doesnt seem harmful to do this
I'd say maybe, because, why not? I feel like that would be something that Pixar could possibly work on, and given that they animate pretty well, producing bangers, they very well may revamp the first movie. I had a love for the first Toy Story film at the time, and even today, I still enjoy it! It would be nice if the visuals of the original's animation were updated to fit a more modern and realistic style, but still giving Toy Story the original it's charosmatic and even beloved charm. It's a possibility and an idea that they could make it a reality, but only till then we'll exactly know for sure. Love the video btw!
I would be down for the idea. However, just like with the Star Wars special editions, I wouldn't have any problems with it, as long as they make the original version available as well.
I think the Star Wars OT being updated by George Lucas would be fine if they kept the original versions widely available to the public, but they're not so people are pissed about it. So as long as they do that with Toy Story, where the original is still on Disney+, i think it'd be fine.
Personally I would love to see a modern remake of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius from 2001. That is one of the first feature length CG films, and it would be insane to see it remade with modern technology. Of course Jimmy Neutron is not nearly as popular or relevant as Toy Story, but the idea still seems really cool.
@@SeanChandlerPlus i Think it is about The Charm of The first movie it wouldnt have that Same feeling the original movie gave me just because it looks more modern and more polish or Realistic if so
Maybe it’s just me but I’m not really interested in a remaster. There are many reasons why I love the movie but one reason is because of (as you mentioned) what they managed to achieve with the limitations in technology. As great as it would probably look, I feel like if you upgrade the visuals for modern day, part of the charm or “magic” would be lost.
I generally agree that the experiment might be worthwhile as a sort of proof-of-concept, if and _only if_ the original film is not lost, but there may be a more practical problem. The makers of _Star Trek: The Next Generation_ invested a great many resources into upgrading the entire series into HD, and from what I understand, lost a great deal of money. It’s unlikely we will see such an upgrade in the near future to say, _Deep Space Nine,_ (something I have to admit, typing in selfishness, I’d be more excited for than either _Toy Story_ or _Next Generation!_ ). So is it financially worth the upgrade? Especially given, that’s what many people grew up with and lived, and historically, that’s what was possible at the time, as impressive as it was.
Quick addition: it was easier to upgrade the original _Star Trek_ to HD because it was captured on film, not videotape, as _Next Gen_ and many of the later series. I don’t remember right now when these shows switched to HD.
Most 80s,90s kids fans would say leave it alone cause they have memeories to it that way where 2000s and 2010s would prob be more opened to tye idea since they dont remember a time before it so thats how the argument will go down so they may still do it for money to draw new fans inti the series from the start idk about 2 and 3 and everything else yet
I love the 1st Toy Story, but the main reason I refuse to rewatch it is because of how dated the animation is. I can’t stand how bad it looks compared to what came after even Toy Story 2 is a massive improvement visually. Only if you get both versions ofc, but if it’s just an upgrade on the animation, absolutely.
Hmm. I wouldn't really be opposed to it. Honestly kinda feel like that's what Disney should've done instead of the live action remakes. It'd be an interesting idea, but it would probably not go over well if the reanimated version is basically the inly available version
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo. Have we learned nothing from Star Wars special editions?
Why? Crazy idea but how about Hollywood stop living off these old franchises and create new things. It was stupid when Lucas did the SE for Star Wars in 97 and it was stupid when Spielberg did it to ET in 02. It's bad enough they're doing a Toy Story 5.
Toy Story was animated in 1993 and 1994, there's absolutely no way any of that would be compatible with modern software and computers and that's assuming that Pixar even still has all of those ancient assets. Also if they wanted to make it look fully modern they'd have to remodel everything anyway. As it is I remember hearing that the old models weren't compatible with the software they used for Toy Story 3 anyway and that itself is almost 15 years old. They could re-use the audio but literally all of the animation would have to be redone, it would take almost as much effort as making a new movie. I'd rather that go into a new movie. As it is I find the old animation charming.
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I’d be fine with this idea as long as the original 1995 version would still be available to watch through digital rental, digital purchase, and on Disney+. That way there’d be the option of seeing the movie the way it was originally animated or with updated computer animation. That’s really all that matters to me because how much I already cherish the film.
Agreed. Especially as it’s the first EVER computer animated film, the somewhat dated graphics is part of the movie’s charm. Now that you mentioned “as long as the other version is on Disney plus,” I wished they would’ve done that with the Star Wars original trilogy.😭
@@sergioliden5652 Disney doesn’t put different versions of the same movie on Disney+, which I find very disappointing. When I was rewatching through the Fox X-Men franchise earlier this year, I was frustrated at how the Rogue Cut of Days of Future Past wasn’t anywhere on there. They have such a robust library that it’s strange when they don’t have something part of their brands.
@@MichaelTomsyck That’s bullocks! As annoyed as I was with the whole Rebel Moon situation, I at least respect Netflix for putting the multiple versions of the same movie on Netflix. I too was rewatching the Fox X-men movies this year leading up to the Ketchup & Mustard movie.
Remastering animated movies is a much better idea than all those live action messes. It's become common with games so I would also welcome it for some classic animated movies.
Having a remaster of Toy Story would be interesting but, I think I'm staying with the original because it started the legacy of Computer Generated Animation.
It'd definitely be a grand way to celebrate the movie's 30th anniversary next year.
Id leave it alone it was what it was
Interesting idea until Disney rereleases every Pixar movie in theaters with updated animation and removes the original versions from physical retail and streamjnf
Absolutely NOT!!!!
The first Toy Story is as good as it is because of the incredible amount of effort put into it. Remaking it with more modern tech does nothing but make it more convenient for them to make it quickly . Even if it’s more technically advanced, we will still subconsciously see the lack of effort with our third eye
You just reminded me: why we cant get the original SW films in digital/physical format? i would love to see them.
As for the Toy Story "remake": hm ...yeh..would be nice to see but keep the original. Outdated, as it may be, its still fun to see. Plus, you get to appreciate how far Pixar has come. :)
I seem to remember George Lucas claiming in an interview with Leonard Martin that the original _Star Wars_ films simply no longer exist…but I also tend to think Lucas says a lot that may not be completely true-where’d he get the source material for the Special Editions in the first place?
I hate to say this, but I don’t think the originals will be available until after Lucas passes, for some legal reason…
The problem with this idea is similar to what many developers struggle with for remasters of games versus remakes of games that change things up. Remasters are little motivation for the creative people that are making it. People want to try and give their own new and unique take on an IP as opposed to just doing the old thing again, but prettier.
It would be cool but ultimately feel like a waste of resources. Besides, I think there’s a charm to the original Toy Story’s jankiness-reminds us how far computer animation has come in the almost 30 (?1!) years since it came out.
TBH I'd definitely love a remake with same audio but with the new technology, an exact Shot for Shot remake
They would have to reanimate everything, that's great but no adding hints like Andy being gay or something
I once read that the original graphical rendering, pixel-count and all, which at that time took months, they could render today in twenty minutes.
If they had all the assets and animation saved on some hard-drive, that'd be one thing. Just alter a few specific models like the humans and the dog. Having to redo every asset, character movement, lighting and camera set-up, everything again, from scratch, is another.
I didn’t realize that when your kids complain about movies, they turn into 1940’s radio hosts.
Very strange phenom
No. No! God no! Without the original Toy Story, we wouldn't have the stunning 3D animated movies we have today. The animation really holds up after nearly thirty years, and giving it a modern facelift will just be insulting.
Im more like leave it alone cause just understand the times were what they were but i wouldn't mind seeing them try like once and see if it can work out in a way chances are they may at somepoint
If I'm revisiting my childhood nostalgia, I want to revisit it with all the outdated graphics and clunky textures that I remember it with.
I saw they had a remaster of this Croc game coming out on Switch, I proceeded to buy it on PlayStation 1.
I'm not sure it work without completely reanimating which would be kind of a waste of money
I heard the Pixar had to remake all the models from scratch for Toy Story 3 because the old ones weren't compatible with the software anymore. If that's true then they would literally have to remake all of the models and animation. Keep in mind that Toy Story 3 itself is almost 15 years old now too. There's absolutely no way they could re-use anything made in 1993, 1994.
@@mattwolf7698 Yeah it would be far more complicated than just putting a "new animation" filter on it
I think there is something special about being able to see how much animation and technology has grown and advanced over the years by looking back at the original versions
It’s not like the Og version will just disappear
I don't think they should do this. They'd probably be lazy and just use an AI system to update it. The original animation style contributes to the movies charm
No! It's a product of it's time as is a historical significant peice of art as the first full length computer animated film and still holds up well. Also I don't see Disney wanting to dump additional money into a completed film from 29 years ago. With that said I would watch it if they did it but 100% agree with you don't replace the original and have both versions available for rent or purchase like Warner Brothers does with the theatrical and extended versions of Lord of the Rings.
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I mean i love when they do it for video games but that makes sense because the difference in video games pre 2000 and now is so much different that cgi from pre 2000 to now it isnt something that stands out watch movies from the 80s or 90s video games needed to be updated tho but id be open to seeing what it looks like
Video game CG also looked really bad back then as it had to run in real time on consumer hardware so those were more in need of remasters. Also a game can become dated from a control standpoint, camera and weapon controls in a lot of old games are really bad compared to today's so they had to be updated.
In layman's terms: Toy Story 1 with Toy Story 4's animation. Yes please.
I think it’d be very interesting as a bonus that’s Disney+ only, but I don’t think a theater release could work
I'm going to say no. Even if it isn't "replacing" the movie. I don't want kids growing up and watching the updated versions.
Why would you do that? Thats like saying, do you want to permanently erase the 1994 Lion King, and replace it with the 2019 Lion King. Toy Story is the first ever CGI movie. Its animation plays an important part in history. Why would anybody want to erase that? We wouldn't have the animation we have today without Toy Story.
If you want Toy Story with modern animation, just watch Toy Story 4. Or wait for Toy Story 5.
I would certainly support this idea. Whoever asked you this question is a genius!!!!🎉
I think this is what the Live Action Lion King should have done. Nobody wanted to see the same story told differently with flat voice acting. All they needed to do was recreate shot for shot and run the same audio track.
I think it's the same as what George did to star wars, and what James Cameron has done with his 4ks. Also I think it's important to let people see where art came from, even if it's visually antiquated, and there's beauty in the old.
George added scenes, replaced sequences and changed most of the effects and then barely allowed the old version to be released.
I'm not endorsing replacing the original version. But also, re-rendering isn't the same as adding scenes.
@SeanChandlerPlus that is a fair point, George did do that
Holy s*** about 5 years ago I was actually hoping they would do something like this and sometimes I still think about it but with them adding the original deleted scenes to it
I’d be interested in seeing it, because we see this with video games all the time, they come out with a remastered version, it’s the same story, same gameplay, voice work etc. just updated with modern day animation, and it’d be cool from a completionist standpoint, because graphically there’s a huge animation quality difference between Toy Story 1 & 2 and Toy Story 3 & 4, Toy Story 3 and 4’s animation was so much higher quality than 1 & 2 because it came out 10 years after the second movie, that was an entire decade of animation improving by the time 3 came out, so it’d be cool to have all 4 movies with that high quality animation, i definitely don’t think they should outright replace the originals, I think those movies have a place in history and should be preserved but if they do preserve them I think these could be a neat alternative, I guess it really comes down to how much of an authenticity nut you are, like are you the kind of guy who likes to hunt down the original versions of movies or games with the original animations and such? And if you aren’t 1 of those then I see no reason to not try this
No more remakes or remasters. Make something new.
Disney makes plenty of new stuff. So we don’t need to worry.
@@88liliesThey've sure been making a lot of remakes and sequels lately
@@mattwolf7698 Sequels don’t bother me as much since they can tell new stories (Toy story 2). But I do think the whole live action remake thing has really gotten old.
thats also what IHE was wondering when he did a video on Disney remakes
Its my favourite animated movie and im 100% open to this as long the old version is still available
I think I’m a way yeah. As long as, like you say, the original is still available. Both 1 and 2 remastered. So they look more like 3,4 and 5. And then get them released on blu ray with both versions on disc
This is what i wish they did with how to train your dragon instead the original movie is still great looking but the second and third movie clearly had a technical advantage and i want to see the first movie on that level of quality
This has been something i am olay with, we've seen plenty of people make fan edits with scenes being done in modern times and having a cool updated cgi version of toy story would be grand, it wont replace the original and its bistoricsl significance, it doesnt seem harmful to do this
Yeah I'm totally opposed to any replacement strategy.
While it would look so much better with a remaster I don't want this. I wouldn't be against it but, there's a lovely charm to how it looks
I'd say maybe, because, why not? I feel like that would be something that Pixar could possibly work on, and given that they animate pretty well, producing bangers, they very well may revamp the first movie.
I had a love for the first Toy Story film at the time, and even today, I still enjoy it! It would be nice if the visuals of the original's animation were updated to fit a more modern and realistic style, but still giving Toy Story the original it's charosmatic and even beloved charm.
It's a possibility and an idea that they could make it a reality, but only till then we'll exactly know for sure. Love the video btw!
I would be down for the idea. However, just like with the Star Wars special editions, I wouldn't have any problems with it, as long as they make the original version available as well.
I think the Star Wars OT being updated by George Lucas would be fine if they kept the original versions widely available to the public, but they're not so people are pissed about it. So as long as they do that with Toy Story, where the original is still on Disney+, i think it'd be fine.
I have been thinking this for a while. Especially for the 30th anniversary next year. Yes, keep the original as is, but this is just a special edition
Remaster? That'd be Disney/Pixar opening a big can of worms
Personally I would love to see a modern remake of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius from 2001. That is one of the first feature length CG films, and it would be insane to see it remade with modern technology. Of course Jimmy Neutron is not nearly as popular or relevant as Toy Story, but the idea still seems really cool.
Also Ice Age and other old animated movies should have their remastered version. I think you might be right.
That would be so much better ❤
No
Simply
What is the down side to running the same movie thought modern tech?
@@SeanChandlerPlus i Think it is about The Charm of The first movie it wouldnt have that Same feeling the original movie gave me just because it looks more modern and more polish or Realistic if so
Yes! I've wanted it for a few years. But only as an alternative to the original, not the way Lucas did it with Star Wars, erasing the og versions
BTW wether Disney decides to or not, AI will allow for us to do this really soo
Maybe it’s just me but I’m not really interested in a remaster. There are many reasons why I love the movie but one reason is because of (as you mentioned) what they managed to achieve with the limitations in technology. As great as it would probably look, I feel like if you upgrade the visuals for modern day, part of the charm or “magic” would be lost.
No, I’m good with Toy Story 5 in 2026. Let’s leave the original alone as the classic we know and love.
No more soulless remasters
No leave it alone
I generally agree that the experiment might be worthwhile as a sort of proof-of-concept, if and _only if_ the original film is not lost, but there may be a more practical problem.
The makers of _Star Trek: The Next Generation_ invested a great many resources into upgrading the entire series into HD, and from what I understand, lost a great deal of money. It’s unlikely we will see such an upgrade in the near future to say, _Deep Space Nine,_ (something I have to admit, typing in selfishness, I’d be more excited for than either _Toy Story_ or _Next Generation!_ ). So is it financially worth the upgrade? Especially given, that’s what many people grew up with and lived, and historically, that’s what was possible at the time, as impressive as it was.
Quick addition: it was easier to upgrade the original _Star Trek_ to HD because it was captured on film, not videotape, as _Next Gen_ and many of the later series. I don’t remember right now when these shows switched to HD.
Nice Glen Powell shirt haha
I’d maybe be up for a different movie I just don’t know if it should be Toy Story
Most 80s,90s kids fans would say leave it alone cause they have memeories to it that way where 2000s and 2010s would prob be more opened to tye idea since they dont remember a time before it so thats how the argument will go down so they may still do it for money to draw new fans inti the series from the start idk about 2 and 3 and everything else yet
It's a terrible idea, I don't know why people are saying it sounds cool. It doesn't
Maybe, but tuning up visuals a little could freshen the original up for modern audiences.
I like the idea imo
Just...no.
Should they update toy story....no definitely not, it's a product of its time. Leave it be
How does this sound for a Pixar movie a bio pick on the founder of Pizza Planet
I love this idea
I’ve wondered this for years. Only way I’d hate this is if they pulled a George Lucas lol
I love the 1st Toy Story, but the main reason I refuse to rewatch it is because of how dated the animation is. I can’t stand how bad it looks compared to what came after even Toy Story 2 is a massive improvement visually. Only if you get both versions ofc, but if it’s just an upgrade on the animation, absolutely.
Hmm. I wouldn't really be opposed to it. Honestly kinda feel like that's what Disney should've done instead of the live action remakes. It'd be an interesting idea, but it would probably not go over well if the reanimated version is basically the inly available version
Did George Lucas entered the chat!? 😂
I would like to see it
This is a very disturbing question to ask. Just leave it alone! People still watch it. There is no point to doing this than to erase history
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo. Have we learned nothing from Star Wars special editions?
Why? Crazy idea but how about Hollywood stop living off these old franchises and create new things. It was stupid when Lucas did the SE for Star Wars in 97 and it was stupid when Spielberg did it to ET in 02. It's bad enough they're doing a Toy Story 5.
Sean, do you think cars 4 will happen?
To me a remaster seems unnecessary. Just spend the $ making something new. Should they remaster all their old movies? IDK. To me it is fine as it is.
yes… of course
Toy Story remake
No. Next Question?
5 mouths ago or last year my sister told me about this
i hate animated pixar and other movies these days. just like how spongebob became "3d" like texture. rugrats too.. it just doesnt go
No
Maybe I would watch anything Disney even if they made the worst movie in the world I’d still love it so I’d watch it but it’s not needed
no
I completely agree
Nah
YES DOWN. should be added as an option on Disney plus. the question is do they still have the original files to then go back and change the textures?
Disgraceful idea
Toy story sucks
NO! Everything Disney/Woke turns to shit.
Bro didn’t watch the video
What are you talking about?
Actually a psyop pretending like normal people talk like this
Cry harder. Also he said not to mess with the original script anyway
Toy Story was animated in 1993 and 1994, there's absolutely no way any of that would be compatible with modern software and computers and that's assuming that Pixar even still has all of those ancient assets. Also if they wanted to make it look fully modern they'd have to remodel everything anyway. As it is I remember hearing that the old models weren't compatible with the software they used for Toy Story 3 anyway and that itself is almost 15 years old.
They could re-use the audio but literally all of the animation would have to be redone, it would take almost as much effort as making a new movie. I'd rather that go into a new movie. As it is I find the old animation charming.
Couldn't they just overlay it all with AI?
No
No