REACTING TO *Toy Story 4* THAT'S KEANU??!?! (First Time Watching) Animator Reacts

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James and animator Ninetailedbrush finish the Toy Story saga with Toy Story 4! Is it a fitting end to Woody? Did it even need to happen? What's with Bo-Peep now? And most importantly...IS THAT KEANU????? Enjoy!
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[@thelibertini3757]

I've always considered this film to be about Woody realising that for him, Andy was his one and only kid. He loved him so much and they were best friends his entire life, and moving on to another child just wasn't an option. Even if Bonnie played with him I think Woody would still feel different because he can't just replace someone as special as Andy was to him. So this was like a nice move on for Woody. He doesn't need another kid because he already had the best one.

[@shaynestewart9297]

Woody was always a stand on Toy, meant for more things. like your comment.

[@wuttatota148]

Okay i'm actually gonna accept this idea because i hated the fact that Woody lost his loyalty this movie. This soothes me a bit

[@ДавидГригорьев-ф3ж]

@@wuttatota148 Yes,he didn't lost it. He just was too loyal to his first kid.

[@T_E_G]

And if you think about it, Woody in the 3rd movie, when he wrote that sticky note for them to be donated than be put into the attic, that was more of a thing he did for all of his friends rather than himself. I did enjoy this movie, but two things I liked is how a toy doesn't have to have that one purpose to be played with. It gives them a sense of freedom for themselves and choose if they want to be played with or not. The second thing I liked, is mostly how in every movie, Woody's friends always overreacted and never listen to him. Even with everything they do with eachother, they just don't stick together and part away only to come back again. I'm glad that he's free from them tbh.

[@sketchbook10]

I never thought of it that way, makes sense.

[@477sierra]

I think one of the things that you guys missed was the concept of a lost toy. For three movies we were told that being a lost toy was the worst thing in the world. This movie was showing that's not true. There's life and happiness beyond being with a kid for toys.

[@whitenoisereacts]

I know…I didn’t comment on that, cause I sorta hated that. It wasn’t consistent and adds all sorts of problems with the toy concept

[@kay-jay1581]

@@whitenoisereacts sorry i gotta disagree with that. Being a lost Toy is scary for a toy with a home. But then we discovered that being a toy in a Day Care is good, also a toy for a park, and other places. Being a lost Toy could be fun. They are free toys .They can play whenever they want and not worry about a child.

[@dylancole1910]

@@kay-jay1581 I definitely agree with that. I think it also has an impact on kids. I think that it inherently kind of makes kids feel like it’s not the end of the world if they lose a toy- even though, of course it is traumatic as a kid to lose that one special toy, seeing a fictional story that focuses on Toys finding meaning beyond having a home and a kid will maybe change there perspective on it and they feel like they can move on because of that. Obviously I’m not saying that this makes them think there toys are alive, but as a young child with a rampant imagination I think it does really kind of serve that purpose, as well as a great wrap up for all of our long time favorite characters.

[@WitheredBonnieProductions]

@@kay-jay1581 You can't just choose to be a lost toy if you're still in possession of a kid.

[@shoaibhamza4371]

The 3rd one was about Andy moving on from toys And the 4th was about Woody moving on from Kids People don't tend to like this one because of nostalgia I suppose But it is a great one❣

[@whitenoisereacts]

I see both sides. Besides the storyw as alwasy about Andy and his toys, so it just doesn't feel the same

[@shoaibhamza4371]

@@whitenoisereacts yeah I get that. Great Reaction anyway 😃

[@bklynkat23]

I personally don't like this one because we spent three movies with all these characters and then in this movie that nobody asked for you relegate most of them to just chilling in the RV the entire time.

[@lunerblade13]

I like to see toy story as a whole as woodys lifecycle from figurative child to post adult. The first movie is woody at his most insecure and childish with his jealousy of buzz and doubts of being replaced. Only to get over those feelings and comprise at the end. The second movie is a teenage crisis movie of what he expects of his future especially considering his still lingering doubts of separation with Andy as a proverbial sunset of change, while also confronting the possibility of proverbial immortality in a museum. By the end of the movie he realizes the reality of his circumstances and chooses to meet the sunset of life head on. The third movie is the adult stage where he is at the sunset of change and his complete acceptance of his new fate. But the fourth movie is a post adult stage of life. We see woody in an unideal state but unlike his younger self who was jealous of competition or his teenage self who was insecure about his role as a toy woody has moved passed these worries. It’s both a good and bad thing because while it’s good that he left his youthful worries behind and going beyond the call of duty of a typical toy for Bonnie’s well-being, it’s also bad because we see that duty be a literal chain wrapped around him especially when he talks with forky and says Andy’s name over bonnie showing that even though he is Bonnie’s toy his heart is still anchored to andy. These circumstances mash well when contrasted with Bo and Gabby. The former is a lost toy who found new purpose in life beyond her original role while the latter was a discarded toy who only wants to perform her duty as a toy to her ideal kid. By reconnecting with the former and eventually helping out the latter woody is able to complete his journey from paranoid toy with control issues to a lost toy with new purpose to help other toys find they own kids. Finding a new role to help like how an old athlete can become a great coach for younger athletes.

[@Pochitaman30]

​@@bklynkat23most of them just chilled in the house and truck in the first movie. I dont see any difference in this one. I get that you want the old characters to have more screen time but seeing the non owned toys perspective is pretty cool while also knowing that the other toys from the first 2 were doing good

[@anjero86]

That record player sounded like it was playing the jazz song at the end of The Shining. Goes along perfect with those creepy dolls.

[@darthbiz2095]

it is, actually

[@forsakenjones4695]

Yes , Al Bowlly. 'Midnight, The Stars and You'

[@buzzytrombone4353]

And it goes along with the subject matter of the film as well

[@ajmalaika1287]

I was so worried that this would be another cash grab but it was actually so endearing and a nice way to explain what happened to the other toys cause people were upset from their deletion in 3 3 is the perfect ending though, I LOVE the epilogue idea, the story is still a trilogy

[@Pochitaman30]

Agreed. I miss Bo. When i watch the 3rd movie i was baffled as to where did the other toys go. Im glad they went back on it. Love toy story 4

[@mevb]

The reason Bo Peep was cut from Toy Story 3 aside from appearing in the video intro, was that she would definitively not survive the incinerator scene with her being a porcelaine doll. For me I was fine with Bo Peep not being in TS3 despite missing her because she would have gotten in the way of Woody staying with Andy when he was going to college. Since he is so much in love with her, it would have been either the delemma of having to chose between Bo or Andy or that he'd abandon Andy for her. With this film, I feel sorry for Woody not to be played by Bonnie (I don't blame her like so many others, I mean preschool kids usually go from one interest to another, and she didn't have the same sentimantal attachment as Andy did with Woody, who was either the toy of Andy's dad or mom, the former possiby dead as we don't see him or even getting mentioned once) but at the same time happy that he is reunited with Bo, so I'm kinda split with the movie. It gives me a bittersweet feeling at the end.

[@James_511]

It wasn’t a bad movie but I hate that it removes any chance of Andy getting the toys back to give to his own future kids. Though I guess they could do a sequel where he tries to track down Woody.

[@kay-jay1581]

Im Sorry but as soon as Andy gave his toys to Bunnie that plan was thrown out the window. Andy probably planned to come back for them when he tried to put the toys in the attic, and take woody to College. But he decided to part ways. He is not coming back for his toys.

[@marlonclark1896]

@@kay-jay1581 sad but true Andy has moved on knowing that his toys are in the good hands of Bonnie

[@joevictor53]

That was really never an option. If Andy had kept them, maybe. Once he's given them away, he's not getting them back to pass on to his children

[@larniieplayz6285]

Most of the toys are still there though although that never would have happened regardless

[@Cyber_Horse_Studios87]

My own personal theory for this movie as to why Buzz acts so strange and kinda goofy is that after the events of toy story 3, he wasn’t quite the same after being reset and then brought back. I feel like that’s why he’s not quite… all there in this movie.

[@mylittlebrony2130]

Huh that actually makes a lot of sense

[@mwohaeyo]

I don't know if y'all have done the incredibles but I always enjoy rewatching them !

[@artistanthony1007]

I dont think they have but they DEFINITELY should.

[@roguechevelle]

I love the Incredibles!

[@RandyReviews1990]

I could never get into the incredible films or any Pixar films i guess Iam too Old for this animation Iam interested in seeing lightyear though!

[@ItsMoltar]

Tinny is from a Pixar short. They're always adding in these adorable little call backs and easter eggs to their own works.

[@shainewhite2781]

I saw the teaser trailer to this movie and I cracked up laughing at how Forky broke the 4th wall, saying, "I DONT BELONG HERE!" Woody off screen says, "Somebody stops him before he pokes an eye out!"

[@ayannaj6129]

The Incredibles 1 & 2 would be great for you guys to get into if you haven't seen it already!

[@Broomer52]

If anything else I appreciate that this movie gives an indirect explanation for why Toys come to life. They live because of the love of children. Without a kid to love them they don’t have the power to come to life. A arts and crafts project is as much of a toy for that girl as any store bought toy.

[@Broomer52]

@@clutchthecinnamonsergal8493 it’s a toy store, kids go there. Even if they don’t have them yet kids still fawn and get excited over these toys. The rule still applies

[@sephistar1074]

@@clutchthecinnamonsergal8493 Not to mention Stinky Pete...

[@nekane6168]

As animators, if you still haven't, WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT is a must. (1988) Life action + hand painted cartoons (Warner and Disney cartoons together!!! Only Robert Zemeckis can do that)

[@Buffy8Fan]

People look at this as an unnecessary conclusion, but considering Bo Peep wasn't in three and Woody was always about Andy and the other toys over himself, I see this as a coda (or epilogue) to the conclusion. Wrapping up strands that hadn't been wrapped up. That way it is still a trilogy, but now is has a wrap up of situations I remember people wondering about at the end of number three.

[@whitenoisereacts]

I would argue that Bo peep wasn’t in any of them enough to need to add a movie, but I see what ur saying

[@Buffy8Fan]

@@whitenoisereacts Hope to see you continue reacting to 2D as you start 3D animation.

[@breezy3392]

Bo Peep had a hell of an offscreen character arc between movies 2 and 4. What happened to the three little aliens 👽?

[@RandyReviews1990]

i assume they got sold after toy story 3!

[@captainteeko4579]

I love the character development for woody going from a jealous toy that accidentally got his rival in trouble to a loyal understanding toy that knows what it’s like to be loved AND pushed aside so now he works with his rival turned best friend and just wants every toy to feel loved no matter how that comes about 😭🤧❤️‍🔥

[@itsjustmaddisen]

I’m not crying, you’re crying. Also, A Bug’s Life has a gag reel like the second Toy Story movie I have the VHS tape to prove it lol.

[@squeegiebeckenheim8476]

Meet the Robinsons. It snuck up on me, but it is so good but so underrated. I love all of it.

[@javieravfs]

This one is about chosing yourself, you don't want be in a relantionship where you are the only who is comitmented or feel love, that is toxic, you need move on and be happy.

[@mylittlebrony2130]

Thank you that someone else gets it

[@mylittlebrony2130]

@@clutchthecinnamonsergal8493 no what ?

[@interviolet6675]

The ending with *To infinity and beyond* was so emotional I was like 5 or 6 when I seen the first two Forky's basic movements are kinda funny when he turns around My favourite joke is when the puppet was in the stroller and scares the woman investigating 🤣🤣🤣

[@thegeekoutgirl]

I'm suddenly reminded of a movie called Small Soldiers when I was a kid where small soldier toys came to life and wrecked havoc lol.

[@danielfortier2629]

"YES! I Canada!!" As a Canadian, I love that. LOL. My favourite new toy in this movie. Love your reaction to this movie!!!

[@whitenoisereacts]

Heck yeah!!!

[@earljohnsalvador7458]

This movie was a emotional rollercoaster!!

[@lunerblade13]

21:59 consider the importance of the string for a toy. It’s one of the few mediums a toy can possess that allows them to directly interact with humans especially their kid.

[@whitenoisereacts]

That's true...that's sorta crazy!

[@miserableghost6385]

I enjoyed this movie, I will always prefer the 3rd one’s ending and more so consider this one an alternative ending personally. I think it was done well and I like the story! Bo being this badass toy while Woody is just fumbling about is great 😂 I’m about to ramble so if you want to read it go ahead if not ignore me 😅 I can get why people didn’t like this movie, it does go against what they’ve been saying for 3 movies, no matter what you stick with your kid. However, now I’m older I don’t like that motto really because these toys have feelings and wants. I mean we’ve seen so many times how they express their emotions especially when upset. Like in the first movie when Buzz first lost his purpose, he didn’t know he was a toy but when he realized it broke him and made his mind loopy for a good bit. Or in the second one when Jessie was was hurt so badly by her kid she didn’t ever want another kid again in fear they’d abandon her too. Or the third one with Lotso, the amount of anger he held towards those with kids because his replaced him was huge! He literally tried killing them so they couldn’t go back to Andy! They have the same amount of emotions as we do. The idea that Woody doesn’t want to be left in the closet even for a kid isn’t outlandish. He went from being the favorite to left alone while watching his friends get played with, no one would want that. I like that he gets to choose his fate like Bo did. They gets the satisfaction of being playing with while still being free to do what they want. Best of both worlds.

[@youngstar312]

Honestly this is my favorite Toy Story movie. Yes 3 was a great ending, but I just really love this movie.

[@Pochitaman30]

Same. I just recently watch it thinking its gonna be a bad one but no. Just from the opening i already loved it

[@Rainbowunknown]

Me too I love it

[@icecreamcookiecake99]

It'd be great to see you guys react to some of the GREAT older disney movies that people have forgotten about like Oliver & Company or The Great Mouse Detective!

[@RegularGamer392]

I think the Benson dummies were a callback to woody's original design because he was a string dummy but they changed the design due to him being too big and creepy looking

[@joevictor53]

I feel like this movie didn't need to exist but I'm so glad it does. Woody gets his happily ever after that he deserves. I feel like a lot of the people that didn't get this movie will get it as they become older and have kids themselves

[@fantasyland3646]

I would never just play with one toy I would make sure all my toys got attention and I slept with all of them because I wanted them to be comfortable and if one would fall I would be so upset and apologize because I love them all they have their names that gave them and I kept the ones that had names the same. I had them for many years I always took care of them even my Barbie dolls and monster high dolls I gave them spa treatment,coloured the hair,hair cut /trims,hair styles, wardrobe change like I even made clothes for them out of my old clothes and their bed and blanket. Like I was 15 I think like it's not only for kids it's creativity and imagination it helps me with many things like I love art- painting, building, making projects, scetching, drawing, coloring, using color pencils pastel crayons,pens and pencils. interior designing and fashion designing.

[@jennalove]

My favorite one is 2. I think 1 and 3 are tied for second place but TS2 holds a special place in my heart. 4 is a good movie and visually very beautiful but it wasn't needed and I really don't like what they did with Buzz's character

[@whitenoisereacts]

Ok, that’s cool!!! Lots of people went to theaters for the first time with that one

[@DanielWatches]

I love this movie, Woody leaving broke me

[@ladybfromnyc]

I'm sorry...Bonnie promised Andy that she would take care of Woody...in the end...she lost him. NOT COOL!

[@buzzytrombone4353]

I think this one is the best of the four films because it perfectly captures what post parental breakdown is about for someone who had been lucky enough to even have a child. One minute you have a kid, the next minute they leave the house and grow up. In a weird way, it's a complete opposite to the Shinning where Jack Nicholson's character would've wanted his old life back too much, whilst he was still a parent. In the case of Toy Story 4, Woody wouldn't have wanted his old life back in anyway shape or form, and he would've wanted to stick to his guns of being the perfect toy for a child, when Bonnie stopped playing with him, setting himself up for a bipolar depression of some kind. But thanks to this movie happening, instead of collecting dust in Bonnie's closet, he made a right choice in his own life, evaluating who he is as a person and doing what he would've done best in the first two Toy Story films, convince toys to be who they are.

[@Pochitaman30]

Perfect description of this movie. The first 3 had a lot of nostalgia factor but this one was so relatable growing up. Toy story 4 is definitely up there

[@ZGKIV]

Its mirroring when Buzz first came around, except this time Woody is trying HARD to make this toy be played with instead working against him

[@TajFaerie]

Good commentary and it really got me thinking about the screenplay, how it may have been written and/or it's overall theme. One of the things I think this film does well that doesn't get noticed is that it is a great exercise in wants vs needs for a character arc. Woody *wants* his old position as the favorite toy in charge that he had with Andy but with his new kid Bonnie. He *needs* to realize that Bonnie doesn't see him that way, in fact almost no other kids he comes in contact with anymore sees him the way Andy saw him and it's time for him to close that chapter of his 'life' and open a new one where he can help other toys foster that same relationship that made it all worthwhile for him. Loyalty, as lauded as it is, can be a double edged sword. You don't owe loyalty to someone who doesn't appreciate what you have to offer (or in Bonnies case never truly did). the film also does a great job of showing that woody is actually quite unhappy watching everyone get played with except for him and his little interlude with Buzz about the voice in his head makes it clear he is staying out of a sense of duty/loyalty/his conscience. Yeah he's a toy but that's not good for his or anybodies mental health. And while Woody's loyalty to Bonnie is admirable (especially to Bo), transferring it to abandoned, lost or childless toys isn't a blemish on his character or the story, its just him moving on and realizing that even if bonnie doesn't need him there are other kids and toys who do. I get the feeling that's why Bo doesn't really consider coming back. Ahe appreciates Woodys loyalty but shes not about to go back to a situation where she knows she will eventually be hurt when she really doesn't have to. We never find out what her wants and needs are but I wouldn't be surprised if she and Woody are going through the same emotions and just making different choices because they're foils. I feel like when watching the movie, most of us identify with the human characters (duh) so it feels like a childhood constant is leaving us and that's really uncomfortable and manifest as a lack of loyalty, but if we identify more with the toys, it doesn't feel quite as bad, in fact it feels like a normal part of life. Anyway I really like character development, theming and story structure, can you tell?

[@El-nd4it]

I mean, look, it only makes sense that they cover the whole "lost toy" concept, they've covered what seems like everything else. And even though this kind of means Andy can't pass them on to his own kids, it opens up a lot of new doors and adventures, which I think is kind of the point, you know? It was sad, though.

[@IsabellaN777]

So great that you guys did Toy Story movies reactions!! I still adored the 4th movie, but yes completely agree that there are some things that I wished they did/didn't do. Like Buzz and other OG toys, I wished they played a bigger role. But apart from that, I still love the 4th one. Agreed with James that I see this as farewelling Woody, and this is like Woody "retiring" almost. He's done his job, and gave a lot of sacrifices, now it's time for him to make choices for himself, and have a new adventure. :)

[@Lokear]

This movie is highly contested, and definitely isn't the best one. From an animation standpoint, however, it's absolutely insane. I saw this in theaters and the opening shot made me actually gasp out loud. It legitimately looks like actual camera footage when the characters aren't onscreen, and even when they are it's amazing.

[@darthbiz2095]

Fun Fact: The music that plays at 41:31 is the same music that plays in Toy Story 1 when Woody appears for the first time

[@bookitty0987]

I always wanted the ending to be Andy as a grandparent watching his grandchildren and playing with woody, buzz and the gang as a way to show him passing down his love and tradition of imagination as play instead of video games.

[@bookitty0987]

Or Andy introducing his child to the gang on there fifth birthday, something like that :-)

[@bookitty0987]

Or the gang on the shelf as his new born is brought home and placed in the crib and Andy saying this is gonna be another great adventure :-)

[@ivanzamarripa9393]

for pixar you CANNOTTTT miss The Incredibles 1 and 2, WALL-E, and Inside Out

[@LegendsForever206]

I liked Toy Story 4 it was a nice epilogue for the franchise

[@lunerblade13]

I like to see toy story as a whole as woodys lifecycle from figurative child to post adult. The first movie is woody at his most insecure and childish with his jealousy of buzz and doubts of being replaced. Only to get over those feelings and comprise at the end. The second movie is a teenage crisis movie of what he expects of his future especially considering his still lingering doubts of separation with Andy as a proverbial sunset of change, while also confronting the possibility of proverbial immortality in a museum. By the end of the movie he realizes the reality of his circumstances and chooses to meet the sunset of life head on. The third movie is the adult stage where he is at the sunset of change and his complete acceptance of his new fate. But the fourth movie is a post adult stage of life. We see woody in an unideal state but unlike his younger self who was jealous of competition or his teenage self who was insecure about his role as a toy woody has moved passed these worries. It’s both a good and bad thing because while it’s good that he left his youthful worries behind and going beyond the call of duty of a typical toy for Bonnie’s well-being, it’s also bad because we see that duty be a literal chain wrapped around him especially when he talks with forky and says Andy’s name over bonnie showing that even though he is Bonnie’s toy his heart is still anchored to andy. These circumstances mash well when contrasted with Bo and Gabby. The former is a lost toy who found new purpose in life beyond her original role while the latter was a discarded toy who only wants to perform her duty as a toy to her ideal kid. By reconnecting with the former and eventually helping out the latter woody is able to complete his journey from paranoid toy with control issues to a lost toy with new purpose to help other toys find they own kids. Finding a new role to help like how an old athlete can become a great coach for younger athletes.

[@Rahulrana_7729]

Guys some of my personal favourite pixar movies :- Up, Wall E, The incredibles, Monsters Inc., Finding Nemo..... Hope this helps 😊

[@whitenoisereacts]

This does!!! We’ve seen a few, but this helps!!

[@goatherderkavi7441]

We said goodbye to Andy but we haven't said goodbye to Woody yet.

[@chimmysyellowhoodie7885]

Main reason I watched this is because Key and Peele as Ducky and Bunny. And they were funny as f lol. I was skeptical about forky but turns out he was a nice funny character. For me it still a great movie and the ending bring tears to my eyes.

[@creativekitsune1298]

I’ve imagined that once the movie ended, Andy came back from college to get his toys, and then started panicking because his favorite toy was lost, and then Bonnie felt absolutely horrible because she was the one who lost it, and they all just started freaking out.

[@mylittlebrony2130]

Yeah I don't think that would happen you can't really just take toys back that you've given to someone and the third movie he didn't let her borrow them he gave her those toys even though I could see him visiting her and wanting to play with her or something like that but not wanting to take them back

[@strongereveryday8]

Woody-wise, this is the movie nobody needed but everyone wanted it.

[@ZS-dr7bi]

Animation movies recommendations I think you'd enjoy: Inside Out, Encanto, Coco, Luca, Mitchell's vs the machines, Zootopia, Fantastic Mr Fox, Soul, Up. Kung Fu Panda series, How to Train your Dragon series to name a few

[@thomasherber5758]

I remember when I was Bonnie’s age and I used to sneak a toy Into pre-K with me. I thought to myself “me and Blue’s room doodle board are here”

[@QVESTMusic]

no way you coloured the word epilogue to the toy story theme hahaha, just goes to show the attention to detail you put into your editing!

[@softsounds8453]

"This is the end of the trilogy" **CRIES IN TOY STORY 5 ANNOUNCEMENT**

[@Mytheon151]

i like how you're like, 'is it just me or does she sound like she's kind of in denial. i think she's enjoying it but shes a little in denial' at 23:53 even though bo peep said 7 fantastic years

[@Julibeansreads]

I love this movie but in my mind the true story is 1-3 and toy story 4 is just a extra add on/ “what if” storyline

[@choccobgzz]

Woody helping other toys since beginning is the best 💗 TO INFINITY AND BEYOND 🤧💗

[@susannariera]

I'd love to see your reaction to Loving Vincent, Each of the film's 65,000 frames is an oil painting on canvas, created using the same techniques as Van Gogh by a team of 125 artists drawn from around the globe. Also the story is touching and beautiful. A work of art.

[@christiejanvier8476]

I went to see this in theaters when it came out, the 3rd one was a great and emotional ending so I was curious to see where they went with this one and I cried 😭😂 3 & 4 r really good

[@breezy3392]

You know in the Wizard of Oz book, the scarecrow describes what ot was like becoming alive as his face was painted on...

[@neb2504]

I mean my top 5 Pixar films (excluding Toy Story since you’ve done those) have to be The Incredibles, Ratatouille, Monsters Inc., Finding Nemo, and Coco- but honestly pretty much all of them would be worth y’all going through

[@nekane6168]

I think 3 was a perfect ending.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

I'm soo glad that even after almost a decade after Toy Story 3 this movie came out, I can't believe it's almost been out for 5 years already

[@lunerblade13]

10:48 more like successor. After all the movies woody has grown out of much of his selfishness going above and beyond for Bonnie’s well-being but is chained down by the fact that he is doing this just as much for Andy as he is for Bonnie.

[@TriXJester]

I'm still gonna nominate the movies from Cartoon Saloon, because they are all fantastic stories with amazing unique art styles and more people need to support European animation and not ignore it for just American and Japanese animation. Secret of Kells (2009) Song of the Sea (2014) The Breadwinner (2017) Wolfwalkers (2020)

[@staciepoole8161]

I laughed so hard at Woody trying to keep forky out of the trash.

[@staciepoole8161]

I loved “Plush Rush”

[@uberzilla7.764]

There was some credit scenes that were good, like what happened after. Also, if you go to the Pixar logo at the end of the credits, Duke Kaboom replaces the lamp. Finally, the Tin Soldier that opened the door at the club where they meet Duke Kaboom is a Pixar cameo. He was the main character in one of Pixar's first ever short films.

[@duduteixeira7736]

I hope this suggestions might help for futute movie reactions: Over the Moon, Wolfwalkers, the Winnie the Pooh films, The Mitchells vs The Machines, Encanto, Soul, Shrek (hoping to see your reaction to Shrek 2) The Hunchback of Notre Dame, 101 Dalmatians 2 Patch's London Adventure (depending If you guys never saw the first film) and Cinderella 3.

[@fairydoom7311]

I second The Hunchback of Notre Dame! And also Ron’s gone wrong.

[@AlmaDeAngel]

Oh yes, The Hunchback of Norte dame pleaseeee!

[@danielfortier2629]

The song "You've Got a Friend in Me" was the theme song of the movie Parenthood (1989) long before Toy Story existed. Parenthood is a good movie about being a parent of various ages of children from toddlers to adults. Great film with a lot of good actors including Steve Martin, Mary Steenburgen (Clara in Back to the Future Part III), Jason Robarts (Brooks in Shawshank Redemption), Rick Moranis (Honey, I Shrunk the Kids), and a VERY young Keanu Reeves. And it was directed by Ron Howard who directed Apollo 13! Great film to watch if ever you have the time.

[@JiReyAnimation]

So the reason why they made a 4th one is not because they were bought by Disney. Pixar's been owned by Disney for almost as long as Pixar has existed. The reason was because John Lasseter, director of the first two, just decided he wanted to do a 4th one. And since he pretty much ran both Disney and Pixar at the time, who could say no to him? It's like George Lucas wanting to make the prequels, he owned the company and has a shit ton of money, so it's not like he needed approval from anyone.

[@whitenoisereacts]

YeH…hmm ok

[@duduteixeira7736]

Also, as for possible anime reactions, there is two in particular that I think you guys gonna like it: - Mob Psycho 100 (same creator of One Punch Man and it's the same studio that did My Hero Academia) highly recommended to watch the english dub version because it's really fun to watch. - Re:Creators (is an original anime from 2017, considerate one of the best animes of that year). Same director of Fate Zero, characters and story made by the author of Black Lagoon and the same composer of Attack on Titan, Seven Deadly Sins and Kill La Kill. It's only 22 episodes and it's well known by it's concept: What would happend if your own character from a anime or game end up in the real world? What would be his reaction to discover that he is a character from a story made by someone? What consequences the stuff from fiction would effect reality?

[@nekane6168]

If I may suggest: - Wes Anderson's GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL -Tim Burton's BIG FISH Both very unique ways to tell a story I think you'll like both (not animation)

[@michieeYT]

I cried when Buzz and Woody went separate paths but that's life and it made me cry more because it was so relatable separating from your best friends to live the life you want.

[@ArkhamKratos]

Combat Carl was in Toy Story Of Terror Special!

[@artistanthony1007]

Oh you guys really need to watch the old Pixar shorts, like one on the Light that shows up in the openings because if not, you really need to and it's just really good, there's that Snowglobe one I saw as a kid and really liked.

[@whitenoisereacts]

Hmm, ok, I'll have to check them out!

[@artistanthony1007]

@@whitenoisereacts Lots of them are pretty sad, I think lots of these were made before any of the movies and helped them master the art of emotion, gonna have to do some research.

[@artistanthony1007]

@@whitenoisereacts Just checked, Luxo Jr who's that Light is an Award Winning Film and was Pixar's first one so it's clear they figured out how to master emotion for movies we have and it isnt just this one, I also checked and the film I loved as a kid was Knick Knack. Also sorry that I keep spamming, I have the habit to make multiple comments 😅

[@kay-jay1581]

Yeah all of Pixar shirts could be a good watch through. Some people who directed/created Pixar ended up directing their own films. Like Enrico Casarosa created and directed the short “La Luna” and eventually created Luca. Same with the short “Bao” Domeee Shi is now director and creator of “Turning Red”. It’s coming out on March.

[@angiedracul6562]

what u said exactly correct. i was about to say that as well. even i was confused when i got the trailer of the 4th movie, thinking what more they can they do .. they already said goodbye in 3rd. but when i watched this i liked it too. but now that i watched it with u guys i suddenly realized that, 3rd was the CLOSURE for ANDY and 4th is the CLOSURE for Woody. rest of them are pretty much paired and happy where they are. only Woody doesn't have a pair. so they gave woody a life and future with someone he can spend his days with. it was not all bad.

[@whitenoisereacts]

Yea..but I still hold on to the idea that Toy story was about Andy and his toys. And to separate that, makes it a good movie, not a good toy story movie

[@angiedracul6562]

@@whitenoisereacts yup. woody is played by tom hanks so may be they thought to give him another movie or smthn ? i dunno. and woody been the main character in every toy story movie as well ... as Andy's fav toy and 4th kinda gave us an idea that Woody will remain as andy's toy forever in his Toy Life and After Andy there's no Toy life for Woody as well. rest of the toys still have the toy life but woody was Andy's toy and will always remain just that. my gosh am gonna cry 😂 what did i just write!!

[@shaynestewart9297]

I liked this one. lot of people don't. It's understandable. Toy story is forever a classic!!. They could do a series.

[@torturedsinger]

Mah Dudes, please watch the five (5)TOY STORY shorts (Toy Story Toons) as well! They're only less than 20 mins each to watch! ^_^

[@torturedsinger]

- Toy Story That Time Forgot - Toy Story OF TERROR! - Partysaurus Rex - Small Fry - Hawaiian Vacation

[@maximsirookiy6557]

I would like to see the reaction to Encanto

[@whitenoisereacts]

Going up in a few weeks

[@aniket8350]

This movies end was also very emotional for me. Like woody is never going to see buzz and the gang again. TS3s ending is still the best though. Also they should stop milking this franchise

[@nathancruz9172]

28:48 tin toy 29:02 it’s Keanu Reeves and that’s his very first time voice actor from toy story 4.

[@blackfoxx-wz5nq]

There’s gonna be a Buzz movie and Captain America is voicing Buzz. The teaser is already out

[@willburkin99]

Thanks for reacting. This is a great movie but there are a number of problems that I just have a hard time ignoring. I feel it just ignores a lot of the characteristics of the toys that had been strongly established in the previous films. The motivations for Woody to leave Bonnie and his friends behind are very shallow and unrealistic for him. In the previous films Woody started off as a prideful and jealous toy that grew into accepting that a child's happiness is more important than his status as a toy. It was further solidified in Toy Story 2. Woody: "Buzz I *have* to go... This is my only Chance." Buzz: "To do what Woody? Watch kids from behind glass and never be loved again? Some life..." Woody: You're right, Prospector. I can't stop Andy from growing up... But I wouldn't miss it for the world." Considering how much the character grows and learns, it just makes little sense to me that Woody's motivation for leaving is "Bonnie doesn't play with me enough" (even though she does play with him in at least one scene). And I disliked that the reason Woody gave Bo for trying to rescue Forky was "Because it's all have left to do" as if he was never sure. As if it's some kind of chore to love a kid. Overall I don't mind if Woody decides to leave, but the problem for me is that there is very little context and basis for him to do so. It would be different if the development what led to that was more clear or took more time and pondering for Woody, but it is literally something he kind of decided out of the blue, seemingly with very little development. It's different for Bo because she has had several years of experience and growth and learning that have led her to change and view the world differently so it makes sense for her to be the way she is. But Woody simply not being played with enough makes him seem like he's never grown or leaned anything from his experiences in the previous films. And then there's the issue with Buzz in this movie. I don't like that they made him into some kind of buffoon... He turns on his voice button out of what seems like carelessness and ignorance. Very unlike Buzz considering he is established as being very careful, quick-thinking and intelligent in the previous films. Why would he not know or understand Woody's talk about inner voices? Why would he be so clueless and carless as to turn on his voice in front of the family. They painted him as being a stooge. And to go further, Buzz is not willing to join Woody in rescuing Forky. Buzz is a toy but he is still a space ranger in spirit and it is established in the previous films that he is as heroic and determined to help toys in need at all costs as Woody. Yet in this film he is willing to just ditch Forky or ask his "inner voice". Very unlike him. And it just doesn't make sense to me that the toys simply let Woody leave without ever really knowing any motivations other than his lover for Bo. In previous films they would have protested. In Toy Story 3, Andy says that Woody doesn't give up on you. And sure he did not give up on Forky, but why did he give up on Bonnie. He wasn't played with enough? Then what was the point of the lessons he learned in the first film? He loves Bo? Sure but I don't see that as a big enough motivation to leave a kid. If that's true than why didn't he just go with Prospector and the Round Up gang to the museum? It's basically the same thing as deciding to be a lost toy with Bo. I enjoy Toy Story 4. Everything else is great. The plot, the new characters, etc. And I include it when I go on a Toy Story binge. Buy it's just these discrepancies in the characterization and continuity errors that are hard to ignore But to each their own Thank you for reading. I enjoy your videos.

[@chrissmith6097]

Is everything sentient? “The Brave Little Toaster” tread that ground 30 years ago. Now we know why Pixar made this: petty revenge. Remake the movie John Lassiter got fired from Disney for back in the 80s, but better because no kid is going to be nostalgic for a toaster, vacuum cleaner and other appliances.

[@roguechevelle]

I loved the Brave Little Toaster as a kid. It was a great adventure story and the clown scene scared the sh*t outta me. It also made me think if they think Toy Story borders on horror sometimes the Brave Little Toaster definitely does but it still had heart. It is a little weird it's appliances yes but I've seen some reactors be surprised by the animation and story telling from that movie. And I think James would appreciate some of the shots in the movie as a film enthusiast.

[@gooduranfan]

me and my mom went to this movie in theaters and i remember her crying (my mom) during the goodbye sequence with woody and the others and she keep on saying she wasn't crying but she was LOL

[@CMinorOp67]

15:29: I’ve not seen this movie yet…but, lol, to that creepy song from “The Shining”.

[@barnyardchick4equestrian19]

“I’m Bonnie’s trash!” Task failed successfully

[@_900_L]

You should watch the swan princess from 1994

[@MariaRose_]

I definitely wanna see you guys react to the following Pixar movies for the different styles and hear your commentary on the stories and their interpretations! Cars, Monster's Inc, Finding Nemo, & The Incredibles (both 1 and 2)! As far as NON-Pixar animated films, I think you both would like: Shark Tale, Shrek, Madagasgar (OH MY GOD PLEASE WATCH THIS ONE IT'S SO FUNNY!), Kung Fu Panda by Dreamworks Happy Feet & The Lego Batman Movie by WB Pictures :) Sorry I know these are a lot of suggestions! I hope you can put all of these on the to-do list! (I know I am way behind on my reaction channel haha)

[@CMinorOp67]

Ew. The antique store reminds me of when I got the ventriloquist dummy I wanted for Easter, when I was 10. Then I saw “Magic” and “The Twilight Zone” episode about a dummy. And that doll went straight into my closet on the highest shelf, behind whatever I could hide it with. Only to resurface in clever places, with the help of my older brother who lived to terrify me.

[@forsakenjones4695]

You need to see the movie 'Pin'

[@amyeaton882]

LMAO! i forgot how much I loved this movie!

[@juliacianflone2414]

Definitely react to Atlantis the lost empire as well as treasure planet!! Both for sure some greats. Loved watching!

[@whitenoisereacts]

We did both of those

[@MilesRobinson2001]

Toy Story 4 was crazy despite it may had ruined Toy Story's leagcy when 3 was the perfect ending!

[@doubledamn2599]

Well done, but unnecessary. But I do really like the ending being, appropriately enough for Woody, a Western ending, where the hero rides off into the sunset, ready for more adventures. And like a Western, it doesn't matter if we get a sequel or not.

[@gippywhite]

You can tell there’s an age gap between you guys and me. Because Keanu Reeves will always be Bill S Preston, Esquire from Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure/Bogus Journey. I think you guys would absolutely adore those two movies. They are so silly and yet have become classics!!! 💙💙💙

[@ItsMoltar]

There actually IS a Buzz Lightyear movie, it also spawned a small animated series. It's called "Buzz Lightyear of Star Command" and it's 2D animated. It's really over-looked and both the movie and series were pretty fun. Would love to see you guys react to the movie at least!

[@fantasyland3646]

Hey guys love that you're reacting to the fourth toy story the last one alot didn't like it as much but I enjoyed it but I get why the third one was the perfect ending and the fourth one is the beginning of Bonnie and the toys so there should be a second and third .

[@RiverPond11]

Reading about them almost losing Toy Story 2 - if i was that kid i would not shut up about that 😭 i'd be like "if it weren't for me Toy Story 2 wouldn't exist. And probably 3&4 😤😌"

[@adrielwastaken]

YOU GUYS NEED TO WATCH THE INCREDIBLES 1 & 2!!!

[@tsukihimeyfan]

This is a good movie, but I don’t really like it because of the *Implications* . Like, at the end of 3 all the toys are happy; they’re a family, they’ve found a new child to watch grow and they even have a connection to their friends at the daycare. But this one… kinda leaves it on a note that no matter what, toys are gonna be discarded and unloved in the end so the only possible path to happiness/survival is for them all to run away like Woody does, which is not feasible. Also, the “family” splits apart and Bonnie kinda spits in the face of her promise to Andy lol.

[@whitenoisereacts]

Yeah I sorta agree

[@fredericksaxton9782]

Would you, as an 8 year old child, truly ever keep your promise to protect and love a cowboy doll from a college kid you never met..when you have other toys? Cause, I know I wouldn't have. Y'all put too much trust in some random chicks child-

[@tsukihimeyfan]

@@fredericksaxton9782 I know this is more realistic, but that’s part of the problem with the movie for me. It forces us, the audience, to confront the fact that being a toy SUCKS, no matter what, and that there’s absolutely no way they could ever be happy in the long run unless they run away. It ruins the joyful reality, or perhaps fantasy is more accurate, that we had at the end of Toy Story 3, where it seemed Woody and co. would be loved and cared for as they deserved to be for years to come 😅