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First time watching and reacting to Toy Story
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[@dabe1971]

I was 24 years old when I saw this in the theatre and I marvelled at the quality of the animation, the humor in the writing and the performances of the voice talent. And even now, at twice that age, I still cry with sadness at Randy Newman's 'I will go sailing no more' and with elation at the crescendo of the soundtrack with "...this isn't flying, it's falling - with style." It's perfect.

[@chiefautososa0328]

“I don’t believe that man has ever been to medical school” 😂😂 my favorite line from the movie

[@prisonerofcapitalism]

That is one of the *many* lines that I did not appreciate as a child. But as an adult... it has me laughing my ass off.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

I don’t believe Sid has been to any school LOOL

[@havinginitiative6314]

Fun fact: Sarge, the lead toy soldier who runs the recon of the party, is voiced by R. Lee Ermey. The man who played the drill instructor in "Full Metal Jacket"

[@Robert_Douglass]

Correction, he was played by Gunnery Sergeant R. Lee Ermey, who not only played a senior drill instructor in Full Metal Jacket and The Boys of Company C, he was prior to that an actual drill instructor. Glory to you in Valhalla, Gunnery Sergeant! Semper Fi, OORAH!

[@fraelikkriil830]

@@Robert_Douglass he didn’t die in battle though.

[@richieb7692]

I thought I recognised that voice. I just couldn't place it.

[@Robert_Douglass]

@@fraelikkriil830 He trained men who did. I think that counts.

[@PatrikNilsson1]

That wasn't a fun fact at all

[@jessfleury3761]

Fun fact: In the early stages of CGI, they had trouble making skin look real. It looked plastic or shiny. So, the animators decided to make their first CGI movie on toys since they are plastic and porcelain. Also, the writer said he got the idea of the movie by watching his kids play and wonder what would happen if the toys were alive.

[@Kub44682]

This was my childhood. Can't state how happy it makes me, seeing someone watching this for the first time.

[@salbro5985]

For awhile at DisneyWorld, you could yell, "Andy's coming!", and the Toy Story characters in the area would drop to the ground for a few seconds. Once this started happening *constantly* and exhuasting the Florida costumed-actors, they changed it so their handlers would say, "No, Andy's away at college!"

[@jhibbitt2896]

what happens if you say "molly's coming" instead?

[@mistermovies918]

Imagine being such a pure soul to say: ''Sid doesn't look that bad!''. Sasha is such a sweetheart. ❤️

[@rickblaine8383]

One of the greatest animated movies ever made. A true Disney/Pixar classic.

[@dustman820]

Dasha wouldn't recognize it, but the tool box that was on top of the crate that Woody was in was a Binford which is is a nod to the voice of Buzz Lightyear, Tim Allen. He was the star of a TV sitcom called Home Improvement that was on the air when Toy Story came out in 1995 and the TV show he was the host of, Tool Time, was sponsored by Binford.

[@lordtrigon1733]

I don’t think so, Tim...

[@marksullivan7766]

this is the movie that put Pixar on the map, the animation was top notch for the time but it was always the focus on the story that made them a brand

[@petrusjnaude7279]

Tom Hanks (Woody) and Tim Allen (Buzz) are brilliant as these two characters. Great reaction.

[@republicoftexas3261]

Iconic. I hadn't imagine it without them

[@dudetocartman]

@@republicoftexas3261Here’s a fact, Billy Crystal was the first buzz. He then turned it down after a test run because he didn’t think the movie would be a hit. He now regrets turning it down. He then took the role of Mike wazowski. Tim Allen was the better buzz

[@YoureMrLebowski]

0:30 now i can't help but picture the toys in andy's parents room running around. 😆 Toy Story 5?

[@staciepoole8161]

My boys grew up on all of these Toy Story movies. Family bonding moments.

[@campagnollo]

When watching a Pixar film be on the lookout for the following items: 1. Pixar ball; a yellow ball with a blue stripe and a red star. 2. At least a cameo of John Ratzenberger up till 2020’s 3. Pizza Planet Truck 4. A113 (probably the hardest to find) Also, much like Marvel films, there are post-credit scenes, including “outtakes” of the movie.

[@j.woodbury412]

It's not a Pixar movie if John Ratzenberger's not in it. In fact, there should be a law that a movie is not allowed to use the Pixar name if it doesn't say "John Ratzenberger as...." in the end credits.

[@MultiSweeney1]

This was the very first movie I ever saw in theaters, and to this day, it remains a classic of the genre. Animation-wise I am honestly astonished that they were able to make it back in the PS1 era.

[@krisfrederick5001]

God you're a baby lol

[@MultiSweeney1]

@@krisfrederick5001 I'm 29 mate; even I don't delude myself into thinking I'm a kid anymore.

[@krisfrederick5001]

@@MultiSweeney1 Yeah I understand that. 9/11 happened the minute after we graduated. Shit got real, real fast.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

poor buzz... 15:08 buzz is going through something right now 15:30 he's going through something right now

[@vgalea]

Thank you for bringing Toy Story back to my attention. It's been many years since I saw it and I forgot how good it is. Also, Tom Hanks and Tim Allen were brilliant.

[@HTxGhost24]

They are all hilarious!! The 4th movie is funny too

[@stanleysmith2221]

The best part for people who saw this when it came out ,we knew most of the toys and got the jokes

[@ozymandias1758]

Dashas face at 11:40 when she sees the green alien toys alive and talking in the claw machine.. so Adorable :D her childlike joy and wide eyed wonder is so Heartwarming!

[@manuelbelled8587]

Watch Ratatouille. That's a beautiful, heartfelt animated movie about a rat who loves to cook. You can just feel the love the creators poured into that movie. I think you would love it.

[@Metzwerg74]

indeed.... i second that recomendation....

[@lordtrigon1733]

Ratatouille is my fav Pixar film 🖤

[@samwallaceart288]

I love how Mr. Potato Head is so needlessly aggressive the whole movie

[@adrianrocha49]

This is definitely one of her most adorable reactions, and that's really saying something.

[@justindenney-hall5875]

Adrian Rocha That's Dasha for you!😃

[@StevesFunhouse]

Yeah, I just love her.

[@justindenney-hall5875]

@@StevesFunhouse "Hallelujah, I just love her so!" (Ray Charles)

[@waterbeauty85]

What's great is that Dasha is supernaturally sweet and adorable without being saccharine or simplistic. She can joke about "other kinds of toys" and she comprehends points in movies that go right over the heads of many other KZbin reactors.

[@justindenney-hall5875]

@@waterbeauty85 "She's some kind of wonderful!" (Grand Funk Railroad)

[@YoureMrLebowski]

5:53 "Oh wow!" 😊 pure joy ❤

[@blankblank3600]

insta classic. the whole series is done beautifully. you will cry EVERY TIME. for totally different reasons. great pick.

[@callmeshaggy5166]

"Never give up, never surrender" should sound familiar if you've seen Tim Allen's movie about a space TV show 4 years after this.

[@Gr13fM4ch1n3]

I haven't seen this movie since I was a child, and I'm 29 now. Holy moly, the memories.

[@myfriendisaac]

Sid was unhinged 😂💀 You will absolutely LOVE the sequel!!!

[@Lia-uf1ir]

1:57 Ooooh! Only now do I understand the pun! Toy Story was the first film I saw in English as a kid, back when I couldn't really understand much. The DVD would offer a selection of German and English and since I have English-speaking relatives, I used my favorite films to learn English. It's still the foreign language I can speak best. 3:02 Also, it's only now that I understand the military terms. 4:56 And the Star Trek and Star Wars references! XD As a fan of both, I have to chuckle because now I understand the references. :) 5:43 Ooooh he's talking about swearing! I did not understand that as a kid because I wasn't aware of American swearing culture. Also, this line about "pre-school toys" doubles as a line about the target audience. 10:37 live long and prosper 🖖😁

[@crazypeopleonsunday7864]

"Ebglish"? Ich glaube, du brauchst ein bisschen mehr Übung. (I'm totally kidding. I'd never guess that English isn't your first language if not for the fact that you're out right saying so.)

[@Lia-uf1ir]

@@crazypeopleonsunday7864 Thanks! I corrected the typo. Usually I proof-read. But today I seem to have missed this little mistake.

[@crazypeopleonsunday7864]

@@Lia-uf1ir Fair enough. Happens to all of us.

[@Infamous1991]

One of my absolute favourites of my childhood

[@YoureMrLebowski]

19:50 "this is a horror movie." ✅

[@evtyler]

One of the the things that made this movie so great was the nostalgia of all of the old toys. These are the toys that the parents of the kids watching the movie grew up playing with so it made watching the movie fun for everyone...which was a brilliant marketing strategy by Disney.

[@charleslee8313]

"I'm Woody! Howdy howdy howdy." That part is always funny. "The claw!" Remember that, when you see Toy Story 3. Sid isn't really the villain. He's an imaginative kid, but with a *twisted* sense of humor. If anything, Mr. Potato Head would be considered the villain. Well, more of an antagonist.

[@viridian5maureen853]

Sid's sister might disagree with you about Sid.

[@facepalmedgodzilla7999]

Sharky deserved a bigger role

[@BillyButcher90]

Mr Potato Head is the resident contrarian/complainer.

[@vass0922]

The first full length 3d animation movie, incredible! Pixar had a few shorts before this. After Pixar started it, DreamWorks started producing 3d animated movies as well including classics like Shrek

[@YoureMrLebowski]

17:45 "YES! That's the right attitude" 😆👍🏼✅ love the enthusiasm ❤ love the rolling r

[@piercehaugh1583]

You are so freaking adorable i can't stand it! I watched this movie as a kid and wasn't half as excited as you were! This made me smile. thank you for being such a bright spot on the internet!

[@samwallaceart288]

The writers for this movie had a list of "Don't Do" clichés they were tired of seeing in every Disney movie. No "I want to . . ." song, no love story, no generically _eeevviiilll_ villain. They decided what movies were missing was a solid "enemies to buddies" movie and did everything they could to shake things up and write something people hadn't seen a hundred times. It wasn't even a Disney movie at the time; the movie got its funding from Apple's Steve Jobs. And this was all done before digital editing was really viable; every single frame of animation had to be rendered onto physical film to then be spliced together by hand in the old-fashioned way, as 100% digital filmmaking was still a decade away.

[@quoniam426]

Living toys when we are not here is one of the most common fantasy children can have. As a matter of fact the tale is inspired from a Maurice Ravel music piece 'The child and the Spells" (direct translation from me, I don't know is the international English title is thus) where a child not wanting to do his homework is surprised by his rebelling living toys that won't let him to play with them until he does his homework or something along those lines.

[@mikebrown7799]

Hi Dasha!🙂That was pretty funny when you were immersed in the film and said "Oh wow!" when buzzes wings pop out.😀The Pixar "Toy Story" films are great. EXCELLENT reactions to this film, Dasha!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽You seemed to really enjoy this one.

[@jairusjackson7799]

Dasha if you're going to start watching animated classics, please watch the Lion King 1994!

[@davidhowell7279]

Don't feel bad for Cid. He most likely would have moved on to animals and then people. Woody did the world a huge favor. People need to monitor their children's behavior. The fact that he had no remorse for his sister's feelings said it all. A dark part of a very light movie. Loved your reaction. Brave Little Toaster please.

[@TheNitelite10]

This was a top tier quality reaction! Please don't limit your love for this movie to just the first one, there are 3 more to enjoy and it's a hard-fought debate, but I think the fourth one is my favorite.

[@Newramsin]

The 3rd and 4th one are very heart crushing, that's for sure.

[@TheNitelite10]

@@booshank2327 What is the point of your comment? The story of Andy ended in the 3rd, but in the fourth what happens to a toy after his kid doesn't need him anymore. No this movie isn't lacking in anything that was found in the first three and it does have a few surprises, but don't take my word for it. Challenge yourself to watch it or don't, it is just a movie after all.

[@artieeffham355]

Mr Potato Head was voiced by insult-comic Don Rickles, whose go-to putdown was to call someone a hockey puck. That gag was for us old folks.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

I love how Woody and Buss became the best of pals

[@Chamomileable]

The first 3 Toy Story movies really moved me as a kid growing up. The 4th one I feel didn't need to be made and doesn't have the same impact, but the "trilogy" so to speak is a great journey.

[@callmeshaggy5166]

The 4th one is a fine film as it is, but the sentiment is right - it would have been much better received if it had a standalone title.

[@mikerhodes8454]

I've heard many theories on this, but why do you think if Buzz didn't think he was a toy, he still froze up like other toys when a person entered the room?

[@Flastew]

I have enjoyed this movie since it came out. It may be a kids movie but all the adults I know also love it. Great reaction Dasha.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

21:01 "my gosh, NO!!!" dasha loves dogs 🐶❤

[@paulalexandredumasseauvan2357]

it was A LOT OF FUN 😂 watching this movie with you, THANKS! ☺

[@jacoblofthus7908]

Some of my oldest memories are of watching this movie.

[@obocecha]

I’m really glad to see you watch these movies!

[@donnilloyd1355]

The Toy Story movies are years ahead of what they should have been, IMO. I'm 48 years old and watch these/this whenever I have the opportunity too. Thanx for sharing your reactions with us, Dasha.

[@crazypeopleonsunday7864]

0:19 You actually say it pretty well. The way it would most commonly be phrased, though, is either "living toys" or "toys that are alive". Another awesome video as usual, Dasha. Thank you! Also, it seems like you're mostly reacting to movies now, as opposed to KZbin videos, but I'd be really interested in seeing your reaction to Geography Now's Russia video sometime.

[@crazypeopleonsunday7864]

Also, you should totally watch Cars, another Pixar movie. I recently rewatched it since I hadn't seen it in years & it brought back so many nostalgia feelings for me. As with all the other Pixar films, it's timeless & pulls the heart strings.

[@ninjagregshow9423]

I never realized this until now but Mr. Potato Head is an instigator, "how come YOU don't have a Lazer Woody?" He was made without it Potato head, plus you know it's not real

[@j.woodbury412]

Buzz falling out the window actually was an accident. Woody only wanted Buzz to fall behind the desk to get him out of the way. I don't think he meant for him to fall out the window. Mr. Potato Head was played by Don Rickles, a comedian whose routine involved insulting the audience. The line "What are you looking at, you hockey puck?" is a Don Rickles trademark. He often called people "Hockey pucks".

[@jordanhealy628]

I recently saw this performed live in concert by the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. Hearing the music will always take me back

[@YoureMrLebowski]

10:34 "...sad, strange, little man." is a perfect comeback. or insult. either way, if you ever get the chance to use it i highly recommend. delicious.

[@ellaphx]

Sid honestly is just this curious, creative kid who likes explosions 🤷‍♀️

[@DeadmanDave]

I saw this movie in the theater as a kid, and I waited eagerly for it to come out on VHS.

[@santeri.E.T]

These toys do not become alive, they are alive!😄

[@Tm_Martishius]

Dasha coming with the dirty jokes this time🤣

[@Jeff_Lichtman]

All of the Toy Story movies are really good. I hope you react to the rest of them.

[@cmrobbins88]

This is my favorite animated movie. Saw it in theaters when it first came out. I also had a Woody doll that I took almost everywhere.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

8:16 "...destroy things sometimes." dark dasha. 😯

[@Gutslinger]

Wow.. I just vaguely remembered that I think I had a version of that little green remote controlled car. I can't remember if the one I had was remote controlled or not. But I think it had a movable part of top that appeared to be a little arm-stand to put a Woody doll or something.

[@Gutslinger]

Two other movies about toys coming to life that I recommend: The Indian in the Cupboard & Small Soldiers They're live action movies from the 90's that I haven't seen since I was a kid. I thought they were great movies as a kid, but it's been forever since I watched them. I think a lot of people forgotten about them.

[@ginoborrero2222]

🦈: Look I’m Woody HOWDY HOWDY 🤠

[@lazyperfectionist1]

16:24 "But they're _cannibals._ We saw them eat those _other_ toys." Of course they're not _cannibals._ They're _toys._ Toys don't _eat._ 🤷

[@Wanderingartemis]

As a kid Sid was the epitome of all evil for "torturing toys"... As an adult I wonder what's going on in his home life that causes him to act out so aggressively.

[@j.woodbury412]

I would say Lack of parental supervision. There is no mention of his father, and his mother just lets him do whatever he wants with no consequences.

[@andrewjones575]

I often hear adults saying that this is currently one of their favourite films.

[@dustman820]

@@nsasupporter7557 I would say The Lion King for the same systems was the harder Disney game. Most people couldn't get past level 2 because of failing to catch the swinging hippo tails and the avoiding the obstacles with the ostrich.

[@mevb]

Toy Story is not only the first movie Pixar ever did but it was the first feature lenght computer animated movie ever.

[@brucewilliams4152]

You'll love this,series,and I've only seen it as an adult

[@jessetorres8738]

Why is it the Minions from Despicable Me are so popular/iconic yet the Pizza Planet Aliens from Toy Story aren't as popular/iconic? I've never been a fan of the Minions at all, but even the first time I saw Despicable Me I enjoyed everything in the film except the Minions. Part of the reason why they were annoying was the fact that they only spoke in gibberish & the occasional word, but I realized after a while that they are blatant ripoffs of the Aliens from Toy Story. Think about it: The Aliens are 3 eyed green aliens with oval heads in blue jumpsuits that often speak in unison, & only say a few things. The Minions are 1 eyed yellow round creatures in blue overalls that often speak in unison & say even fewer things. But the most annoying thing about the Minions to me is that (much like a lot of side comic relief characters in animated kids films) they are far too overused & take away from the seriousness of scenes while the Aliens are sparingly used to make a quick joke & lighten the mood (or at 1 point save the day) then move on. Finally, while there are some who argue that the Minions are far more useful as sidekicks/helpers to the main cast than the Aliens, the Minions (as shown from their spin off film) cause a lot of problems for the people they work for, meanwhile the Aliens (as we saw from the Buzz Lightyear animated tv show) are actually scientists & engineers that are key to Star Command rather then a hindrance to Buzz & the other Space Rangers. Sorry I went on a rant in this comment, but I really can't stand the Minions, so it bothers me how "iconic" they became in popular culture when they are so annoying as side characters especially when compared to the Aliens.

[@salbro5985]

Sorry, but the Minions always crack me up. 😄

[@chadjenkins4876]

The whole series (especially 1-3) are worth watching

[@derekknowles5805]

Toy Story and James and the Giant Peach I watched constantly on VHS in the late 90s

[@krisfrederick5001]

Tom Hanks...Tim Allen...this started the revolution of new animation (for better or worse.) A Bugs Life was great, but this went to infinity and beyond. P.S. R.I.P. R. Lee Ermey

[@lazyperfectionist1]

20:24 How come not a _single_ one of these houses they're passing have people _watching,_ just now?

[@mevb]

Buzz getting knocked out of the window was an accident as that's NOT what Woody intended to happen. He was going to get him knocked behind the desk. In fact, in an earlier version of the scene, Woody did this on purpose (he had a different personality being mean and insulted everybody) and the toys confronted him. They grabbed Woody and was about to throw him out of the window too until Andy's mom came. This was the so-called Black Friday-reel which was based on Jeffery Katzenberg's notes of the movie was too juvenile and had to be more edgy. The Disney heads thought the result was awful and wanted to shut the production down and take director John Lasseter and the story guys to Disney to keep a close look on them. They refused and asked them for two weeks to turn everything around. They improved the story and the Disney heads thought it was good this time and Pixar could start on the animation.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

6:46 Buzzlight 😊

[@sageortega-scott9454]

Now that you did the first you GOTTA check the other 3! And in my opinion, each one of the Toy Story movies are just as good IF NOT BETTER than the first!

[@rfresa]

It's funny that Sid is the villain, but he's actually a pretty amazing artist. I've seen several successful KZbin channels dedicated to making art out of random things, including toys.

[@pantlessreactions]

Every once in a while I'll see a Woody & Buzz strapped to the back of a car reminiscent of the moving van scene

[@alisong826]

When I was a little kid my mom hosted a party for her lady friends, and I was so lucky because my dad and grandpa took me to watch this movie at the theatre. My grandfather has passed and it’s been many years since I’ve watched this movie, so thank you for the kind and sweet reaction!

[@aaronmumbles3202]

I was 7 when this movie came out and it was pure magic. It is still one of my favorite movies to this day

[@Heritage367]

All four of the Toy Story films are wonderful. Great reaction!

[@wheelmanstan]

has to be the best movie franchise, every movie is top notch, it's a magical movie, like Jurassic Park or the Goonies or Hook, have you seen Hook? I used to play with action figures like that..the stories I could come up with..I mean every day I would play with those toys, haha I wish I'd recorded them, I mean what the heck is a kid ever really thinking? But yeah, a little bit of video gaming and then back to the G.I. Joes..for years. I didn't need much as a kid.

[@StevesTubes]

I believe that may be the best thumbnail ever! We'll done!

[@addiekaen4185]

I feel like we think of Woody as a saint as a culture. But watching this as an adult with my own child a few years ago, I felt like Woody was a real asshole for a lot of the movie.

[@benschultz1784]

John Ratzenberger (Hamm) has a role in every PIXAR film to date.

[@xxtoxicgamerxx5302]

Awesome movie I hope you do the other 3 movies they are awesome and heartbreaking at times

[@mendeztheman326]

19:50 a reference to *The Exorcist*

[@Gutslinger]

The first 3 Toy Story movies are pretty great. The franchise turned into a really good trilogy.. But then they had to go and make another one a few years ago, I think. I never heard anyone talk about that one, so I don't even know if it's good. Probably not, considering how movies, especially remakes and reboots, have been in recent years.

[@TerryVogelaar]

"The only toys coming alive are children's toys. But there can be much more toys in the house..." Yeah, you probably hint at "Woody" and "Buzz"...

[@YoureMrLebowski]

22:19 "Ahhhhhh" ❤

[@christopherrobertson8098]

The incredible amount of a list hollywood talent as voices. Is what adds to the enjoyment of this movie, you should check out the cast list for this and the sequels dasha. It's a library of major hollywood stars including oscar winners and also some fantastic newcomers to the movie profession

[@robertlombardo8437]

You're one of the few people who seems to realize Sid isn't pure evil. His home situation shows signs of not being the best. For instance, his dad is at home in the middle of the day sleeping with the TV on. Some people theorize he's there because he's unemployed and possibly even passed out drunk. Personally, I think Sid has anger issues and expresses himself by destroying and tinkering with inanimate objects. He's actually pretty creative and smart if you think about. He just needs a better outlet for his frustration.

[@grandpap0p126]

If u think of the toys as Andy’s parents it gives u a while different perspective

[@dan_hitchman007]

"Toy Story 2" is IMHO the best "Toy Story" film. It's the "Empire Strikes Back" of the series, quite literally.

[@craig3226]

There was a movie that came out 9 years before Toy Story called The Christmas Toy that has pretty much the exact same plot. I still have it on VHS from when I was a little kid. Loved both movies by the way

[@Lia-uf1ir]

You should definitely watch the other films! They're great! Also, you can see how the animation gets better as the decades go on.

[@ave0828]

Such a nostalgic movie. I'm 30 and watch this movie all the time.