Coby gets animated watching TOY STORY (1995) Movie Reaction FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@JJ_Lloyd]

I remember seeing this in the theater with my friends back in '95. None of us had ever seen this kind of animation before. Had anyone up to that point? We were all like, "Woooooooow!" Now it's common, but back then... not so much.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Yep, I was 8 when we saw it in the theater in 95… it was just as big as Lion King when it came out the previous year

[@kirk1968]

Same! I had seen early CGI in the "Mind's Eye" VHS tapes (look them up here, pretty cool), but this took it to a whole new level, didn't it? Pixar was able to get camera angles that would be impossible in the physical space, amazing at the time.

[@rustyshackleford3293]

I wish we could stop seeing animation like this.

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@rustyshackleford3293 what do you mean?

[@rustyshackleford3293]

@@nsasupporter7557 It means, this is the visual equivalent of goyslop.

[@Maya_Ruinz]

As someone who worked in retail for many years, the Mr and Mrs Potatohead toys are still some of the most popular toys, they were always sold out.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

Do you sell Buzz and Woody?

[@Maya_Ruinz]

@@Kenny-ep2nf yuppers but they don’t sell like the Disney women do I.E: Rapunzel, Mulan, Elsa..

[@joshithedev]

Coby's reaction to this one was super cute!

[@-M0LE]

Because she *IS* super cute 👍

[@LubbockBabesFan]

​@@-M0LE Indeed 😊

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

Yeah I think she's very pretty as well

[@sreggird60]

The Army soldier with the mine detector was always the first to be broken.

[@bwilliams463]

Too bad Andy didn't get a set that came with a tank or helicopter.

[@yadaroni]

I was 21 when this came out, but even as an adult, I knew this movie was special. There had never been anything like this.

[@meliakelle]

The first Toy Story came out the year I was born, but even now at 29 I still love these movies. Even if not for the nostalgia factor, they’re just fun movies to watch!

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

This is the FIRST Pixar movie. I remember to see it in theathres with 8 years old. My childhood!

[@nsasupporter7557]

I was 8 when it came out also, I remember how big it was. It was just as big as Lion King, if not bigger

[@lazyperfectionist1]

27:39 The voice of Slink is the late Jim Varney. I know him mainly as a character named Ernest P. Worrell. I had previously had _no_ idea he had been in this movie.

[@bobogus7559]

Once you know, though, the voice is unmistakable.

[@CaddyJim]

There are little adult gems in these animated child movies for the adults & parents Your fav *SID* toy the (Barbie Legs & fishing Rod with a Hook) is a *HOOKER*

[@--mr4yo]

"Woody" and "Buzz" 😏

[@JasonKreider-eq8kp]

Don't forget bo peep "what do you say I get someone else to watch the sheep tonight"

[@CaddyJim]

@@JasonKreider-eq8kp oh yeah there's many sexual innuendos in the dialogue. But she really liked those legs so I was pointing just that one out

[@SeanBlader]

The story is, that Pixar went to Mattel at the time and asked for permission to use Barbie in the show, and Mattel wasn't interested, so Bo-Peep got the role, AND some suspiciously iconic legs were used disturbingly in later scenes. Woody, Buzz, and later Jesse and Bullseye went on to staggering commercial success in toy stores, and so Mattel came back to Pixar begging to be in the third movie. Ironically Mattel did not learn from the success of Hasbro in their Transformers franchise which was on afterschool cartoons for years driving up their sales.

[@meliakelle]

For some reason, that was the Sid toy that creeped me out the most as a child 😂 even more than the one-eyed head on the spider (or whatever it was?)

[@goodshipkaraboudjan]

Favourite movie as a kid, pretty sure I wore out the VHS when it came out!

[@joshuacampbell7493]

You guys do need to watch some animated movies on this channel. Because you need a good smile on your face ☺.

[@-M0LE]

She would love ratatouille

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

they seem to enjoy those types of movies anyhow

[@RealRonSwanson]

So many famous voices. Tom Hanks, (obviously), R. Lee Ermey John Ratzenberger Don Rickles Wallace Shawn and, of course, Santa himself, Tim Allen.

[@NathanMalnaa]

This movie always makes me miss Jim Varney hes the voice of Slinky Dog 18:37 "and you are a sad strange little man and you have my pitty. Fairwell" that was improv by Tim lol 26:20 the Marie Antoinette and her little sister line lol

[@BiffMan42]

Coby's grin is something else. So fun to see her enjoying the movie that much. Childlike wonder is ageless. :-)

[@mythdusterds]

All the Toy Story films are good. Toy Story 2 is my favorite

[@andysilvamoreira641]

One of my fav movies of all times - this and Babe Pig in the City are very underestimated movies, often considered to be "kids movies", when in fact have very deep messages, dark tones, amazing cinematography, charismatic and very human characters and incredible artistry.

[@ryanelogan5540]

I love that all the "Toy Story" movies remind the viewers of their own childhoods. A brilliant concept wrapped up in cutting-edge (especially for 1995) animation that exceeds everyone's expectations for a family movie. I hope Coby reacts to all the sequels as well!

[@TeeLow]

The toys don’t have to remember their exact spots. Remember as a kid putting a toy down and then it suddenly wasn’t where you put it? It would be missing for awhile and then all the sudden you find it where you know you had set it? Or… was my house just haunted?

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

Hmmm I smell conspiracy haha

[@kingofbudokai]

I definitely can't relate. I had the layout of my room memorized as a child. I could tell you if something was even one inch to the left of where it should be.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

@@kingofbudokai that's pretty good

[@duanetelesha]

Those green army men hurt when you step on them.

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

Even more than Lego bricks

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

yeah they're plastic

[@meliakelle]

More than stepping on a lego, but not as painful as taking a razor scooter to the ankle 😭

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

@@meliakelle Or a metal bedframe to the shin

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

@@meliakelle lol

[@ChaseDixon-ws2lg]

Jim Varney who plays the voice of Slinky played ERNEST PEE WORLD in the ERNEST movies

[@halfvader8015]

The thing about Pixar though, unlike Disney and Dreamworks, was that while the others wrote "one for us, one for them" jokes, Pixar wrote better - jokes that worked on both levels at the *same* time. When a little kid hears Buzz breathing inside his helmet they get it and it's funny But for older kids and adults it works that way *and* because the scuba regulator sound is Darth Vader's breathing. Same with the action/Buzz in danger with the tacks and the globe of the world. To kids it works because the household stuff is overscaled danger while being regular real world stuff, but not to a toy. To us it's the Raiders of the Lost Ark poison darts and deadly boulder as well! Such great stuff.***

[@evanthompson6503]

im only 18 and this movie was my childhood

[@raymondmarier8340]

Disney bought Pixar Studios in 2006 (I think). Pixar was an independent studio for 10+ years and did a great job of creating iconic hit movies using computer animation that just didn’t exist at the time. The first Pixar anything that I saw was a short in theaters featuring a desktop lamp and a ball. I have no idea which feature I saw that night. All we could talk about was the Pixar short. The lamp is now the “mascot” seen in the opening credits of every Pixar film. Toy Story was the movie event of the year. They still make great movies with incredible stories. But the jaw dropping animation was a revelation 30 years ago…

[@davidforrester3147]

The tech they used to make movies was great but I always felt their story telling was the better aspect of the studio.

[@curtismartin2866]

Apple bought Pixar from Lucasfilm. John Lassiter was working for Lucas because he had been fired from Disney. It seems Lassiter had gotten a sneak peak at Tron and tried to convince Disney that computers would be the way stories were told in the future. Disney was not amused.

[@ianhill8345]

great reaction Coby watching it with u was like watching the magic for the first time again wonderful memories from my childhood

[@TJMiton]

the birth of pixar, and still their best work imo.

[@7Rendar]

I saw the scene with the green army men on TV as some sort of promotion I believe it was, and it absolutely blew my 11 y.o. mind! I've seen the movie countless times after but the english voices always sounds weird to me because I'm so used to the swedish version 😄

[@Raixor]

*(Sorry for the long-A$$ comment, but I promise, it's worth it. OH YEA! And I feel it's my duty to give you the end-credits report for the franchise, sooooo: TS2: End Credits "Outtakes" (YES, BLOOPERS!). TS3: Long End Credits Scene. TS4: 3 Mids & 1 Post.)* 😁 *Buzz, Tim Allen, also starred in a sitcom, at the time, called "Home Improvement" (1991-1997) on the ABC network, here the US (For anyone watching this outside the US). His character, "Tim", hosted a TV show called "Tool Time", where he and his partner, "Al", demonstrated how to fix things in your home and also make improvements. And the show's main sponsor was "Binford Tools", which is the name you see on the tool box, in Sid's room. Disney bought ABC in 1995, so they were able to that Easter egg in the movie. Also, remember the name of the gas station, "Dinoco", for when you react to "Cars".* *Let's give Coby all the basic Pixar movie Easter Eggs to look for, moving fwd from "Cars". The ones I can think of are:* *-The blue & yellow ball with the red star* *-The number "A-113"/"A113" - Easter egg in media developed by alumni of California Institute of the Arts, referring to the classroom used by graphic design and character animation students.* *-The "Pizza Planet" delivery pickup truck.* *-John Ratzenberger - The voice of "Hamm", the piggy bank. Pixar considers him good luck, so he voices in all Pixar movies. He was also Cliff Clavin, the know-it-all Mailman in the sitcom, "Cheers" (1982-1993), and was in The Empire Strikes Back as Major Bren Derlin* *-Then there are the movie overlaps, and cameos. Too many too list. lol*

[@rustysjourney]

Toy Story was so fun to watch with my own children. Glad you liked it. Great Reaction as always. 😊

[@gintslukseitviss5478]

Oh Lord, what are you doing to me!!! I can't look at you, I'm melting...Like an ice cube by the fireplace...

[@nicolasdangelica3547]

Toy Story is my favorite movie of all time it will never get old I’m glad you liked it

[@BigTone_1701]

Love your reactions (and your smile & laugh) to the comedic films, Coby! Not sure which other animated films you have seen but I highly recommend these animated treasures (which are my favorites): Aladdin (with Robin Williams) ; The Incredibles (which is incredible!) ; The Little Mermaid ; The Jungle Book (1967 - my all time fave animated film) ; Monsters, Inc. ; Lilo & Stitch ; The Lion King. I haven't seen it (yet) but I hear WALL-E is excellent, too.

[@SeanBlader]

Back in 1995, computer animation was new. There wasn't "subsurface scattering" yet, which is what makes human skin so lifelike, some light goes through the top layers and bounces back out from lower layers of skin. We also didn't have the processing power to do hair or fur yet, there wasn't the physics simulations to do cloth either. So doing a movie about plastic toys was absolutely perfect genius to fit into the technological constraints of the time. It helped that the Pixar team has some good writers, storytellers, and were given the time to make the movies as good as they were. If you go back and look at the effort involved in this, there were very few "locations" that they needed to build, and the ones they did build were all relatively small scale. This was a thing mentioned in later Pixar commentaries in like The Incredibles, where they needed almost every scene to be in a new location, with new, models, paint, new lighting, the works and very little was reused from one scene to the next. So as an outing Toy Story was inexpensive, innovative, effective, and played to the strengths of everything Pixar had at the time. Absolutely brilliant.

[@IDLERACER]

🤠👍 The Disney animated feature that came out right after this one was "James & The Giant Peach," which also features music by Randy Newman and a lot of celebrity voices (Richard Dreyfus, David Thewlis, Susan Sarandon etc). 🍑

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Tom Hanks (Woody) & Tim Allen (Buzz Lightyear) are phenomenal voice actors 👌. Also Toy Story 1-4 are totally worth it to see 👌.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Fun fact: Billy Crystal was originally supposed to voice Buzz… but he ended up voicing Mike in Monsters Inc instead

[@supremedream1764]

@@nsasupporter7557Michael Keaton was considered to voice Buzz too, and ended up getting cast as Ken from Toy Story 3.

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@supremedream1764 didn’t hear about that one… that’s interesting

[@kaleemdin7963]

Coby. The dinosaur is Wallace Shawn. He provided the voice. You were right the first time.

[@nsasupporter7557]

RIP to Jim Varney and Don Rickles

[@SuperBrooklynite007]

I never thought I’d see a reaction of Toy Story I just thought it was in human dna to watch it along with Aladdin Lion king etc from the 90s

[@modernjosephus356]

Thee nostalgia that comes with this film just by remembering the days one played with toys.

[@TeeLow]

Also Sid needed all those locks. We can assume his alcoholic father beat him and the family regularly it’s a dark movie

[@TonyTigerTonyTiger]

I have not seen her solve a differential equation, but I just get the feeling that Coby is very intelligent.

[@dsscam]

Coby is phenomenal and gorgeous. Loved the reaction. Parts 2 and 3 are next level. Don't let her miss them or Part 4, as well. And Part 5 is being made now.

[@AndrewSmoot]

I'm sure our parents got it when they watched it with us, but, it took me twenty nine years to hear "Alright, Mr. Light Beer."

[@harveylee51]

So charming , one just has to smile watching this !! 😄 i have an interest in voice work as well and there are some great voice actors here in this cast Tom Hanks and Tim Allen play off each other so well in this . Cheers for this Coby Have a wonderful day !!

[@tigqc]

I remember when I went with my family to see the original Toy Story in theaters in 1995. Of course, back then I had no idea that what I was watching was considered groundbreaking and a milestone in the history of animated film. I was just focused on the story. The concept of toys coming alive when their owners weren't present was certainly new to a five-year-old, and very intriguing. Add in the twist of a cool new toy coming to life and believing that he wasn't really a toy but an actual space ranger, and well, I was hooked. I found Buzz Lightyear's character to be cool, but very frustrating. I constantly wanted to shout "You're a toy!" at the screen and my parents had to keep shushing me. I was very much on Woody's side of things. It wasn't until we arrived at the scene where Buzz sees the toy commercial of himself that I started to feel differently about him. I suddenly understood then that realization of the truth would devastate him and I really didn't want that to happen. So, when he climbed up to the top of the stair railing and tried to fly out the window, I really rooted for him to make it. "To infinity and beyond!" suddenly turned from being a cool catchphrase into an emotional character line filled with hope and defiance in the face of a hard reality. In that moment of slow motion in the air, I really thought that maybe, just maybe, it could really happen. That he could actually fly and was going to make it. Then of course, he started to fall, and the truth hit him as hard as the wooden stairs he bounced off of. And the image that moved me the most and has stuck with me ever since was that of Buzz on his back with his left arm knocked out of its socket. He felt no physical pain, but that climatic moment of existential comprehension that crossed his face, and the mental anguish he felt right after made me almost cry for him. It's funny, even though he doesn't say anything, the look on his face registered so powerfully that I literally have a memory of him admitting out loud, "I am a toy." I'm fairly certain that was the first time I had ever felt such a reversal of emotions for a character. I was rooting for both him and Woody to make it back to Andy for the rest of the film instead of just Woody. The message for the adults (I believe) is that when you grow older, there comes a point where you realize you aren't actually that special compared to everyone else. Everything you do works as part of a cog in society. But there's still hope, because you can find happiness where you are, and with those around you. Buzz found out that being a toy isn't so bad, just as being a person isn't so bad either. He got to fly in the end after all.

[@digitalbegley]

I love how invested you got in this movie. It really made me chuckle. partly because I did exactly the same thing when I saw it at cinema.

[@popcornroulettereactions]

Wait til you see her reaction to TOY STORY 2

[@digitalbegley]

@@popcornroulettereactions Can't wait!

[@StephenRansom47]

11:41 😮 📰 Coby had a lot of TROLLS!!!???!!! I don’t believe it … 🤭 who would Troll Coby?

[@BaNkR_7-TeeN]

I was 4 when this was released and I saw it in the theater in 95. I'm sure it was an amazing experience, but I couldn't have known how groundbreaking it was.

[@terrylandess6072]

Almost 30 years ago. Sometimes it's hard to recognize the passage of time even when it's in your face.

[@cmrobbins88]

My favorite animated movie. Seeing Woody and Buzz fly across the sky and soar to Andy is something I will never forget.

[@DimitriSabadie]

When I first watched it I was super young and Sid and his room really terrorized me back then. Today I’m 32 so I’m watching that again with a smile, but damn I was really horrified back then haha

[@kirk1968]

Check out the videos here on KZbin from the various "Mind's Eye" VHS tapes in the early 90s, they're great for early CGI (best one is "Love Found")! Toy Story took it to another level of course.

[@alejandro8649]

I love your laughing Coby, so much

[@lazyperfectionist1]

33:54 Look at all the houses they're running past. How are people not seeing them?

[@DanielWilliams-kv4tf]

Hi Coby, I remember watching this one as a kid and I liked it back then, the humour and the story in it was awesome.....and seeing Sid get some comeuppance wasn’t bad either😎. I’ve also subscribed to your other channel too, can’t wait for next one.

[@jbuggy21]

Movie recommendation - Toy Story's Slinky Dog was voiced by Jim Varney who developed a lovable goofball character named Ernest P Worrell - the movie to see is "Ernest Goes to Camp". It was the first of a series of "Ernest" movies. Hope you will watch and enjoy the antics.

[@JasonKreider-eq8kp]

I dont know if anyone mentined this yet but the pig is voiced by john ratzenburger he was huge in the 80s/90s as cliff claven on cheers (even had a cameo in star wars the empire strikes back) he is also in every single pixar movie

[@ulibarriL]

If Coby hasn't seen WALL E, I would absolutely love to watch her reaction to it. Even among Pixar's gems, that one is truly something special.

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

Fun fact about Woody. Tom Hanks voices him for the movies and some other major things, but his brother (Jim Hanks) voiced Woody in the games, some tv things and is the voice for the action figures since he sounds really similar to Tom and since Tom was/is so busy.

[@lillordakira9752]

4:27 No Kidding ! Similarly as a kid, I thought All of the adults would have their faces obscured by the frame like Wizard Kelly and Sara Bellum.

[@mrgeebers]

Fun Fact: Toy Story used a different opening originally 1995-2005 with its own Walt Disney Pictures Opening completely redone in CGI with its own musical score by Randy Newman. It was shown in: 1995 Theaters all the way to the 2005 10th Anniversary DVD release. Though I’m 2010 the 1995 Walt Disney Pictures opening was replaced by the 2006 standard and 2008 Pixar Opening.

[@lukebarber9511]

Toy Story will always have a special significance in our family, because we got a new kitten at the same time that the film came out, so we have a Toy Story-themed Christmas tree ornament with a picture of my childhood cat as a kitten.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

So looking forward to your PIXAR Journey! Toy Story franchise is amazing, but " Up ' and "Wall E" to me is Pixar at full force! ❤

[@jasonligon5937]

Yes, a kids movie, but of course there's a bit of adult humor.... for the parents who tag along with their kids at the theater.😎😎

[@sphangman]

I like the way you watched a whole movie with talking toys but the rocket was the thing that pushed it too far. 😂

[@texasps91]

Toy Story 2 is even better. You recognized toys from your childhood. Toy Story 2 had the toys us Boomers had, so fun!

[@supremedream1764]

A couple fun facts: 1. Rick Moranis was considered to voice Rex before Wallace Shawn got the role. 2. The facial features for Buzz Lightyear were based off John Lasseter who directed this movie.

[@bwilliams463]

The first three movies in the franchise are all great. If anything, the installments got better as they went along. I never wanted to see the 4th movie because it looked like it was about to open up a can of existential philosophy about creating life. But I really did enjoy the first three a lot. Buzz being unaware that he's a toy does raise questions. He apparently knew not to move when people were around, or in his box at the toy store. The Pizza Planet delivery truck (AKA the 'Yo Truck') has since appeared in every Pixar animated film, including 'Monsters Inc' and 'Ratatouille.'

[@tonysoto8949]

Took my oldest son to watch this at the old El Capitan theatre in Hollyweird and he was amazed by the service and feel of the old theatre and building which made his Toy Story movie experience memorable. And after watching this iconic movie you get to visit the Hollyweird Soda Fountain shop attached to the theatre to buy Toy Story merchandise and buy a banana split to sit down and enjoy.

[@mevb]

Tom Hanks improvised the line "Wind the Frog!" which prompted the guys at Pixar to make a frog toy to use the line (which also benefitted for the story as the frog was used as a distraction for Scud).

[@mevb]

In the original storyboards for when the mutant toys scare Sid, those soilders were meant to come up out of the ground (hence Woody's line "Great guys! COming out of the dirt like that was a great idea!") but back then it was too hard or outright impossible to make things come out of the earth in a believable/realstic way so they came up from the muddy water instead. Also, originally Woody was gonna come to life much earlier in front of Sid but John Lasseter and co thought it'd be better with Woody use his voice box to creep up and scare Sid and save coming to life in front of him for last (which is a better choice, maxing the "creepyness"). Also Hannah was just look deadpanned at Sid's behavior at the end like she thought "Oh brother!" but it's better with her getting back at her big brother for all the times he was being mean to her.

[@nathanmeece9794]

I still have my green plastic soldiers. Mine came in a bag with a tank, army truck with a cannon, and a flagpole The sergeant in command of the soldiers is voiced by R.Lee Emery. He was the drill instructor in Full Metal Jacket

[@FloridaGeorgia]

There's something about Coby 🥰

[@Kevin.Costner.]

Super Hot

[@jd-zr3vk]

She's from Nantucket.

[@shadowthief9918]

Side note: Steve Jobs was one of the major, if not the main, force behind Pixar. And it launched him into the billionaire status and Tory story was the first movie that was completely done in this style of animation

[@halfvader8015]

Not the main by any stretch of the imagination. He was no Walt. But he did buy them from Lucas and let them loose to do what they wanted to do. And we're all grateful for that!

[@richarddweckcomedy]

As you see from the dad sleeping during the buzz commercial, there’s beer cans the locks on Sid’s door in his bedroom are probably put there himself because his dad is abusive which is a really smart touch

[@richardkirkland6805]

The fact that some people haven't seen Toy Story, the FIRST full length computer animated theatrical release, is honestly shocking. Also, toys from the Buzz Lightyear line are the only toys who don't know they're toys when they're opened. It's probably a result of the themed box on the Buzz figures.

[@3912James]

Siñce this movie got to you in spots....when I became older and watched the scene where both Woody and Buzz were imprisoned in Sid's room I teared up when Buzz was deep in depression and overwhelmed with feelings of worthlessness while Woody pointed out the cool features that Buzz has as a toy.....but in the process Woody was overcome with feelings of inferiority because he was jealous over Buzz being a better toy that Andy couĺd play with.

[@Stephanie-bm3gg]

When I was a kid, (because of this movie) I was convinced my 2 favorite stuffed animals were really alive when I left the room.

[@zairehaylock4974]

Hi. Zaire Haylock here. I love your new video. I grew up watching Toy Story. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@castle6742]

I remember when the first Toy Story come out i get Bed quilt set. it had Woody and Buzz. on it and i get the buzz toy too 😊😊

[@kenle2]

I love how Sid is practicing to become Grand Moff Tarkin.

[@didonna1974]

Each Toy Story movies gets better and better. Number 4 is my favorite.

[@TukaihaHithlec]

Back when this came out, you could get bed spreads that were Sheriff Woody on one side and Buzz Lightyear on the other. Parents got it for me for my birthday when I was little.

[@TukaihaHithlec]

Identical toys too, minus “karate chop action”.

[@pr9n3g]

you totally should remember "Dinoco" brand for some future pixar movies

[@user-vc5rp7nf8f]

I love the humour in all the toy story's

[@513morris]

Yes, it was very lighthearted, except for the parts with the torture.

[@abc123tiktok]

That was a fun reaction now its time to find more movies to make Coby cry.

[@G1003-b5b]

beautiful reactor and beautiful/fun reaction

[@xredbeardx]

Keep going Coby, all the Toy Story films are great, especially part 3, that one is a masterpiece! Would love to see a reaction to 3

[@d.t.nelson8805]

Toy Story was the very first feature length film made with 3D computer animation. It is to 3D computer animation what Disney's Snow White was to traditional animation.

[@bobbelleci9995]

Actually, Toy Story is fun for the whole family and all ages. 👍

[@randyotis2733]

That was a fun movie...Nice reaction 🙃🙂

[@kwchalky02]

Cool reaction Coby 😊😊

[@orhiggs]

Stronnnngggggggly recommend Toy Story 2 and 3. This is a franchise that gets exponentially better (and more emotionally powerful) as it goes.

[@ToniMcGinty]

Glad you didn't cry, but ohhhhhh, wait til you get to Part 3...

[@meliakelle]

The secondhand sadness has already hit for when she watches the 3rd movie 😭😭

[@asarhh]

Buzz going through existential crisis. Cody: You can jump out of the smaller window

[@markavery8193]

i feel like you would like to know about the wilhelm scream. its a soundbyte of one person in a western a long time ago, and through the 80s till today, can be heard in almost every single action/comedy movie. its in star wars, its in toy story, indiana jones.... the list goes on and on and on

[@balazszsinkai9665]

yeeey I'm so glad you started this series! Can't wait for the sequiels!

[@jd-zr3vk]

This is an historic movie because it is the first completely cgi animated movie. My wife and used rent-a-niece to see this in the theatre.

[@fawfulfan]

Fun fact: in the original script for this film, Woody was the villain, who ruled over Andy's room with an iron fist, and knocking Buzz out the window was 100% intentional. But producers hated how the story was turning out, so they ordered a rewrite.

[@andrewmillard3630]

When yu said... " WELL NOW HE CAN BE REALLY ONE OF THE TOYS " after he fell because he had one arm ..😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 lmao

[@Serpico360]

Toy Story is great, Toy Story 2 is awesome and Toy Story 3 is a masterpiece. BTW you've become my favorite reactor. I love seeing you become so invested and have such genuine reactions to these movies. Have a great day!

[@spaceshiplewis]

It's not a kids movie, it is a family movie!