trulsgudesen
The biggest and most important animation film in recent times!
cinephile-27690
I had a hard time seeing a full length movie from beginning to end until I was 7-then I sat through Toy Story. Every weekend I watched it-the VCR was restricted for weekends. My grandparents had it so I watched there. My other Grandma had it so I watched it every time I went there. (Eventually I had to stop as she was bored of it.) Then I got one at a Salvation Army after a long time and I saw it once(that was 2 years ago, actually.) I have probably seen this over a literal 100 times. Toy Story is just perfection. It was the first fully computer animated film and it still stands out 23 years later. Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel both praised the movie for that. Siskel called it 1995's 2nd best movie after "Crumb." I have not seen "Crumb" but I am not sure how it could beat this! If you have not seen Toy Story-and I actually know a few people-then stop depriving yourself of this and have fun. Come on, let's go! To infinity and beyond!
queenlightningmcqueen
This movie is packed full with laughter and family fun that kids and adults will enjoy. Not only will kids be captivated until the very end but adults will too as the writers use some adult humour to keep you entertained.The voice acting is awarded ten stars from me and Mr. Tom Hanks steals the show.The characters are all unique in their own way and are all very likeable and well written and presented.The toys come to life when their owner Andy isn't around, something I'm sure every kid in the world has imagined.Woody the cowboy doll is Andy's favourite toy, that is until Buzz Lightyear the space ranger comes along.With Buzz stealing Woody's limelight and attention from Andy, Woody is pushed aside and it becomes impossible for Woody to contain his jealousy over Buzz.I would recommend this movie to people of all ages as no matter what age you are, your inner-child will certainly be 'Buzz-ing' to surface!
morab-547-617849
It was here, with this film, that the Pixar team decided to make one of the most beautiful films in the industry. Changing the traditional concept that "animation only entertains children", and changing it to "Animation is an art form and can entertain all ages", although this never underestimates the enormous contribution of traditional animated films.If we had to place Toy Story as the most important film in the industry of animation and film, at the level of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, it would make sense with this concept because, like Snow White, Toy Story came to put High the artist's ambition to tell stories through different media and styles.His novel narrative (which ages with great dignity), his animation (which ages properly) and his world (which is still unique and never gets tire), will forever be remembered as the best Pixar tape, and the total revolution of creating new stuff. Things like these never happen.
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