Some parts of the film I couldn’t even differentiate between what was real or animated. READ Disney's New Live-Action 'Little Mermaid': Generation Z Reactsīefore I get into the reasons why this movie did not live up to my expectations, I do want to applaud the artistic perspective of the film. I guess it just goes to show how sometimes our most prized possessions can be seen as nothing more than other people’s trash. As a kid, I was more of a stuffed animal type of gal, which is another reason why I found it so bizarre that Bonnie (Madeleine McGraw) found so much comfort in sleeping with a spork. My mom even bought me a real Woody, except personally, I didn’t take the same interest in the sheriff as Andy did.
When I had friends over, it was always our top choice. I used to sit and rewatch “Toy Story” on repeat on my sick days in elementary school. Still present is the past “Toy Story” films’ motto of “leave no man (or toy) behind” being put into action, but the consequence of removing Woody from his home base makes for a tangent of a story involving the lives of characters that we never really learn to love.įrom 1995 to 2019, the “Toy Story” franchise has been the heart of my childhood experience. Losing his leadership title over Andy’s toys, he does everything in his power to gain back their respect, even if it means going as far as jumping out of an RV to retrieve Bonnie’s beloved spork.
The film focuses primarily on Woody (Tom Hanks) and his realization that he is not loved the same way by Bonnie as he was by his previous kid, Andy. Given the film’s overpopulation of unnecessary new characters and a weak, unsatisfying ending, what will make viewers continue to buy tickets? All of that anticipation finally comes to an end with a 110-minute film starring a discarded spork (the new character Forky, voiced by Tony Hale), or in better terms, a piece of trash. “Toy Story 4,” the latest story starring our beloved toys, will finally been revealed when the film hits theaters on June 21, a long-awaited eight years, 11 months, and 26 days since “Toy Story 3” was released.
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