I always love this movie... ALWAYS!

Toy Story is a masterpiece, and one of those few films that changed the medium forever. It was the first fully computer animated film, and took CGI to a whole new level. But more than that, it created a whole new way of storytelling that could appeal to both children and adults. With a powerhouse cast that included Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Jim Varney, and Wallace Shawn, it’s clear that Pixar took the film seriously and wanted quality performers to bring the animation to life; and they did. Toy Story is a creative and imaginative film that elevated filmmaking to a new level.

This is my favorite movie of all time :)
I can watch this movie hundreds of times without getting tired of it!

What can I say? Toy Story is easily one of the best movies from recent history. I haven't met too many people that didn't enjoy the original Toy Story. On a historic stand point, Toy Story set the standard for animated films going forward. The contributions that the film has made to the art, the iconic characters and catchphrases that are now instilled in pop-culture, and a cast that can't be rivaled, Toy Story is an absolute much watch. The storyline of the film is great, the jokes are perfect for both adults and children, plus like any Pixar film, the amount of Easter Eggs will keep you wanting to watch Toy Story over and over. I can't say enough positive things about this film!

Toys are for all ages

"Reach for the sky"

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A masterful landmark in animation that observes the preservation of mankind's moral values in the midst of power feud, existential crisis, and assured impermanence...all through the eyes of talking plastic.

Very cute movie and a classic. Today it feels a slight bit childish compared to other Pixar films that came after it, but it's very charming never the less. Animation is great, especially for the time, and the support cast is alright.

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Toy Story is the classic Pixar movie. It has a long list of amazing characters, and it paved the way for so many more animations! The story is beautifully written and you'll find yourself feeling emotional over pieces of animated plastic.

Because I'm obsessive compulsive, I am going to force myself to write a few words about a truly revolutionary bit of animation called "Toy Story". People rave about it all the time so I am probably just covering something already discussed extensively.

Recognizing "Toy Story" for what it was is simple. It brought computer animation into the mainstream. It looked wonderful and in fairness it still does. The story is an exciting and heartwarming tale about friendship. The voice work, the characters, everything worked and it remains the movie that really started it all for Pixar and paved the way for other animation studios like DreamWorks.

I think my favorite part of the movie is the mission that the toy army men embark on by order of Woody. The reason I didn't rate it any higher was because I personally didn't love the story and Buzz Lightyear grates on me a little, but I'm not sure why. "Toy Story" definitely deserves the legendary status that it has gained.

I see how that was an influential movie. Animation technique still looks good but of course it shows that this is first generation CGI from 1995. 1995! I still appreciate that they were able to create such graphics in 1995.

The story ain't bad (it ain't great either) but I always assumed the story is as much for kids as it is for grown-ups but I was wrong: it's very much a kids' movie. "Rated through the eyes of a kid", it's a very good movie, probably a solid 9. I'm not a kid though. Still great fun.

Toy Story
Toy Story (1995) https://trakt.tv/movies/toy-story-1995
Toy Story 2 (1999) https://trakt.tv/movies/toy-story-2-1999
Toy Story 3 (2010) https://trakt.tv/movies/toy-story-3-2010
Toy Story 4 (2019) https://trakt.tv/movies/toy-story-4-2019

The cgi aged like fine milk. The story isn't all that interesting. And Randy Newman. By all accounts I shouldn't like this movie but it has a certain charm. There's no denying it's importance for cg animate movies since. Some jokes are quite funny. My favourite part is the scene where they traumatise Sid for life. I forsee years of therapy for this kid. The voice acting is great although for half the movie I was convinced Buzz was voiced by either John Goodman or George Clooney.

"Toy Story" is a solid animated film that is both well-written and enjoyable, for the most part. In saying that, pacing issues are present around the middle section, and several plot holes caused me to suspend disbelief to a certain degree. The best example of this would have to be with Buzz Lightyear. Early in the film, he acts like a toy when Andy is present, even though he believes he's a space ranger. It made Buzz's character arc less compelling to me. However, I must praise Pixar for its accomplishment, creating the first-ever computer-animated film.

Overall, a pretty solid film, despite some problems that lower its quality.

The visuals don't look as polished as we've come to expect, so it's a testament to the quality of writing that this movie is still as good today as it was sixteen years ago. I can't undersell the ingenuity of the filmmaking, either, as Pixar does more with limited technology and a thin rule book than most CGI specialists can manage today.

Careful, artistic shot selection and playful direction really do a lot to compensate for the occasional bad render, and a world-class cast of voice actors takes care of the rest. Tom Hanks and Tim Allen deserve every bit of recognition they get for their roles as Woody and Buzz; they really put the film on their shoulders and carry it over the top, shifting something that would've probably been pretty good in other hands into a raging success.