TOY STORY IS AMAZING! Toy Story Movie Reaction! YOU GOT A FRIEND IN ME

[@TimotheeReacts]

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[@gobirds4362]

Love the vids tim

[@m.c.ufan1019]

Did you react to this movie before with It’s totally Cody? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@seanwilliams7716]

React to Tyler Perry Madea Funeral movie next

[@seanwilliams7716]

React to Toy Story 2 movie

[@nicolasribeirodossantos6082]

Warning: Most of the classic animated movies on Disney+ (including this one) are NOT the original theatrical versions but yes the 2010's Diamond Edition DVD rereleases. Like for example: 1. The Lion King (2011 Diamond Edition) 2. Aladdin (2015 Diamond Edition) 3. Toy Story 1 & 2 (2010 DVD) 4. The Little Mermaid (2013 Diamond Edition) 5. Beauty and the Beast (2010 Diamond Edition) (well actually it's the 25th anniversary edition) 6. Hercules (2014 Special Edition) 7. Pinocchio (2009 70th anniversary edition) (w/2006 logo at the end) 8. Snow White (2009 Diamond Edition) (w/2006 logo at the end) 9. Sleeping Beauty (Platinum Edition) (w/2006 logo at the end) 10. The Jungle Book (40th Anniversary Edition) (w/2006 logo at the end) 11. Finding Nemo (2012 reissue) And 12. Monsters, Inc. (2013 reissue) But there are classic animated/non-animated movies on Disney+ that aren't the diamond editions for example: 1. Mulan 2. A Bug's Life 3. Tarzan 4. Pocahontas 4. A Goofy Movie and many others. So, Thank you Disney! YOU RUINED MY CHILDHOOD! SERIOUSLY I BECAME SO MAD WHEN I FOUND OUT ABOUT THIS! The only movies that include their theatrical versions are MCU movies, Lightyear and Avatar. So yeah.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

Fun fact: Woody was originally supposed to have a much more villainous role, as you can see in the infamous Black Friday Reel. After watching it, Disney demanded Pixar fix it and make him more likable within two weeks, or they'd shut down the project.

[@nicktechnubyte1184]

Best decision

[@arthurlofrano7021]

he was also supposed to be a wooden ventriloquist toy

[@matveynoname7083]

It's not even that CGI clip with him that scares me more, but some of the original scenes, that are supposed to be in the movie.

[@CervusLavandula]

But I thought Disney bought Pixar after this movie came out

[@DanGamingFan2406]

@@CervusLavandula Technically yes, but Disney still distributed their films from _Toy Story_ to _Cars,_ and oversaw a good deal of each film's development. Eventually, they bought Pixar outright in 2005.

[@jessfleury3761]

Fun facts: This was the first full length CGI movie because back in the early development of CGI, when animators tried to do human skin, it always had a shiny plastic look to it. So, the animators decided to take advantage of this fact a design a movie about toys. The creator also said he got the idea from watching his child play with their toys and wondered what it would be like if they were alive.

[@denanebergall5514]

Not to mention there was a Jim Henson movie in the 80's with this exact premise.

[@breezy3392]

It is really sweet how Sid's toys look after each other and try their best to fix each other when they're broken

[@Maplemama12]

The Baby Head With The Mechanical Spider Legs Name Is "Babyface" 😨😨😨 *Sweet Dreams!* 😂❤

[@theascendunt9960]

Those guys are actually resourceful and competent compared to Andy's pampered toys.

[@MANNBACHBAZZY]

Looks can be deceiving Toy Story 1: “Cannibals” are good guys Toy Story 3: The “Cuddly Nice” Teddy Bear is evil

[@nicolasbaron4506]

Clearly one of the most important and influential animated movies. Not only this was THE debut film of Pixar Animation Studios, but it was also the first ever CGI-animated film of all time. And needless to say, they hit a jackpot with this, as the film became a massive critical and financial success to a point where it became one of the most legendary films of all time. Even to this day, this is considered as a must watch for every single film fans all over the world.

[@heitorkawano5124]

know that this movie was not 100% made on the computer

[@Thiago4908]

Brother!?

[@hannahburke7328]

The Film Itself Is The Same Age As Me. Toy Story Holds Meaningful Value To Me.

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

@@heitorkawano5124 I'm assuming you're referring to stuff like the storyboards, voice acting and other behind-the-scenes stuff that didn't require computers back then? Because the actual animation was all done on computers.

[@heitorkawano5124]

@@ARCtheCartoonMaster i am referring to that they used plastic models to model the 3d models Its on the behind the scenes

[@videohistory722]

He wasn't trying to knock Buzz out the window. He was just trying to get him stuck between the dresser and the wall. But Buzz jumped out of the way at the last second, causing the knock out the window.

[@Daltinian95]

Yeah if he had gotten knocked between the dresser and the wall there would have been some animosity between them still but I don't think anyone would have reacted a strongly as they did to him accidentally getting knocked out of the window. If anything they probably would have tried doing the same thing and stick him between the wall and the dresser and forcing them to get along so either way they would have been forced to put aside their own differences and get along with each other

[@Soul-gf9vv]

​​@@Daltinian95 Actually the reason why Woody wants Buzz stuck between the wall and table is so that Andy would take him to Pizza planet, have Andy spend more time with him than Buzz. Unfortunately for Woody, he learned the hard way that jealousy is a toxic emotion and could lead to more disasterous incidents, which is the entire moral of the movie. ❤

[@supremedream1764]

Fun fact: John Goodman was considered to voice Woody and Billy Crystal was considered to voice Buzz. They both ended up being cast as Sully and Mike from Monsters Inc.

[@twist58]

True about Billy Crystal, but not John Goodman for Buzz. Woody would’ve been played by Clint Eastwood and Robin Williams.

[@brandonspain12345]

The John Goodman one I know is not true. Although, one idea tossed around was Steve Martin or Billy Murray as Woody and Jim Carrey as Buzz (as a metaphor of an old older comedian being replaced with the new and hip one of the 90s.)

[@pyromania3605]

Fun fact: Sid's Dad is a neglecting drunk, and his mom has no control of her kids, so it's all about not paying attention to Sid and Hannah that they have free reign

[@a.g.demada5263]

That makes sense but the dog seems to respect the father because he didn't come into the room after seeing him (before Buzz discovers he's a toy)

[@pyromania3605]

@@a.g.demada5263 Or maybe... No let's stick with your statement.

[@MissFlow]

@@a.g.demada5263 Could also be fear I'm afraid. Sids father in a drunk episode hits the dog, would not only explain why the dog refuses to go into the room but is also so abnormaly agressive. Sids mom seems like an oke mom, she grants her son with trips to Pizza Planet and makes him poptarts. That's literally the only things we know of her so its very hard to say. But that's the thing, a lot is left in the dark and the very few things we do see of this family are already alarming!

[@a.g.demada5263]

@@MissFlow all the family can raise a dog but Sid is violent himself and encourage him to be agressive. Hannah seems to be the only decent person in this family (but we never see the mother)

[@rebajoe]

In the other toys defense, Woody doesn't come off well in this movie as it goes on: while Woody didn't mean to knock Buzz out the window, he did intentionally try to knock him behind the desk, later they catch him with Buzz's disembodied arm, finally he kicks R.C off the moving van with a chuckle. Even if they turn out to be wrong, can't fault them for thinking Woody was going off the deep end.

[@ChromeBone23]

I find it funny that Sid hasn’t questioned how there’s a cowboy doll in a space-themed claw game. Lol.

[@IjustFelix]

Yeah like wth ( f)

[@jamesparker1127]

Fun fact: Woody dolls sold were never voiced by Tom Hanks. His brother Jim Hanks plays the role on Woody dolls sold. Plus, Tom Hanks actually one time said "It feels like all my character does is scream throughout the whole movie." Voicing Woody would often leave him with some pain in his sternum for up to three days.

[@crystalgemgirl731]

Jim Hanks also voiced him in Dreamlight Valley.

[@roseyshades96]

I like to sometimes think the headcanon is that Andy and his mom are actually moving not only because of it being his birthday but the fact she didn't want Andy hanging around Sid. I mean if I was a parent I wouldn't want to live next to a family who allows their son to casually blow up his own toys in the backyard with loud explosives.

[@emmaray6215]

That is a good point.

[@decristal48]

Always loved to see Woody's first appereance (aka Woddy's redemption arc), he just becomes better and better, becoming one of my fav characters in Disney's movies

[@GhostKyng]

They actually have a toy out there with woody and buzz able to talk and stand on their own and when you say the phrase “someone is coming” then instantly drop to the floor like in the movie. This is a great movie and i still own the VHS copy of it.

[@TheTinman1996]

As a young child, I watched the film SO much, I wore out multiple VHS copies of the movie lol

[@SimPilotMika]

Fun fact: Pixar made their first feature length film about toys because they were easier to animate than humans. That’s why in the beginning they showed humans very minimally (like their arms or feet and not showing their faces), because they didn’t know how to make it look natural yet

[@erendiramunoz831]

I think that all of us who grew up with the Toy Story movies have a special attachment with our old toys, still this day I think they have feelings and try to keep them in good conditions and make sure they feel loved, specially the very old ones they need extra care, because they are "not young" anymore. At least I like to imagine that my very old plushies are like the sages of my toy community and are there to give advise to younger toys. Toy Story is a crown jewel.

[@nglijie5716]

35:39 "So play nice." The delivery of these three words to Sid should be listed as one of the "Top 10 Moments of Justice in Children's Animated Movies" 👏

[@a.g.demada5263]

In the french version, he says " So no violence "

[@GracemarieJohnson2763]

​@@a.g.demada5263 Hey, that works too.

[@a.g.demada5263]

@@GracemarieJohnson2763 it was so funny to hear " Alors, pas de violence " (that's the translation)

[@null9932]

Traumatizing a kid using his imagination is pure justice 😎

[@5Mariner]

"Okay, then, Mr Light Beer, prove it." I love the hidden adult humor there!

[@coby2956]

Favorite Moments 20:13 The Aliens 20:34 The Claw 34:50 Sid learns his lesson 40:40 To Infinity and Beyond

[@nguyenhoanglong5574]

The correct sentence is "Sid got traumatized"

[@16taysia]

@@nguyenhoanglong5574 that’s how he learned his lesson 😂😂😂

[@nicolasrestrepo6177]

And “Buzz look an alien, where? *BAH*

[@TheImaginator972]

The RC Truck Chase Has Always Been My Favorite Moment From The 1st Toy Story.

[@roastytoasty4350]

So play nice

[@SpacialRend7]

The first film to start it all. I never saw Toy Story on the big screen until a special 3D screening engagement, alongside the second film. Toy Story still lives up today as one of the best Pixar films of our time. Thanks for the reaction, always appreciated!

[@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110]

Fun Fact:Annie Potts, the voice of Bo Peep, is also Janine Melnitz from the Ghostbusters franchise.

[@denanebergall5514]

She's also Mary Jo Shively from Designing Women.

[@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110]

@@denanebergall5514 Nice

[@Scorpion-Gamer82]

She also plays Connie Tucker in Young Sheldon.

[@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110]

@@Scorpion-Gamer82 Cool

[@jamiedavy_]

Never mess with Andy’s toys! 😂

[@juxburger]

FR THI

[@roastytoasty4350]

Cuz they can see everything! So play nice!

[@Lycan_of_1941]

I think Sid is the reason why Andy’s family is moving. With the Disturbing the peace and loud explosions from all the toys he abused

[@Snowfang00]

It could also be because of Molly. She and Andy can’t share a room forever. She has her own room in the second movie in their new house

[@matityaloran9157]

18:05, that’s what it’s a reference to and in the animated television series Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, there’s an episode called The Planet Destroyer where Zurg creates a Death Star type Doomsday device and says “Behold my Planet Destroyer!! Patent pending”.

[@proyectocinema212]

This is one of the most influential films both in animation and in the childhood of many. I remember that it was one of my favorites when I was a child.

[@itsyaboijordan415]

Toy Story was pretty revolutionary at the time. I mean yeah sure there are some moments that haven’t aged well but it makes me appreciate how far animation has come.

[@bryanmcdonough3558]

Rip Don Rickles, Jim Varney, R Lee Ermey and Estelle Harries, Estelle Harries died on April 2 2022 age 93

[@videohistory722]

The animation team for Toy Story perfected the movement of the Green Army Men by gluing some sneakers to a sheet of wood and trying to walk around with them on.

[@animefan8591]

Examine the room Buzz hides from Scud in. Dude passed out in chair with can next to him and the fact Scud actually whimpers as he retreats. Can guess that's the dad the can is beer and violent drunk tendencies if the dog is scared

[@jewel9117]

I actually feel bad for Scud now and even WORSE for Hannah.... even SID! No WONDER he's so messed up. At least Hannah gets some justice!

[@Snowfang00]

@@jewel9117 Scud isn’t a terrible dog. His aggressive tendencies are an extension of Sid’s destructive play style with his toys. He’s basically been taught that it’s ok to destroy toys

[@crystalgemgirl731]

Not to mention the amount of locks on Sid's door...

[@jamesmoyner7499]

This was the first full length computer animated film ever made, there had been shorts and other media made previously that was cgi, but this was the first film and was given a special oscar and nominated for Best Song, Best Score, and Best Original Screenplay unfortunately losing all three, but in 2005 it was one of 25 films selected for preservation in the National film Registry for being Culturally, Historically, or Aesthetically Significance. The titles of the books behind Woody during the staff meeting are titles of Pixar shorts.

[@jacobninness3547]

I've heard a theory that when Woody and Buzz took flight to catch up with the moving van, Woody let go of RC on purpose and let him crash into PotatoHead. I can kinda picture it.

[@gurvmlk]

I have to question that, since the other toys had to get out of the way for R.C. to hit Potato Head. Which, if they hadn't moved, Woody would've hit them instead, which I don't believe Woody would've wanted.

[@Snowfang00]

@@gurvmlkI think Woody was trying to save RC since he just said earlier that rockets blow up and he didn’t want RC getting hurt

[@colemurphy99]

I still think it’s funny that even though Buzz thinks he’s real he still goes into toy mode whenever people are around

[@rhino932toon]

Toy Story is one of Pixar's best films and I love this film so much, Woody and Buzz's scenes bring me lots of laughs and I love all the characters in this film! Thanks for reacting to this one Timothee and already cannot wait for the Toy Story 2 video!

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too.

[@cjplayz9387]

For how old this movie is, its still a cinematic masterpiece..

[@videohistory722]

Before they got Tim Allen for Buzz, they offered it to Billy Crystal, who turned it down. He still says to this day it was the biggest mistake he ever made, and so when he was offered Mike Wazowski in Monsters Inc, he jumped on it.

[@Snowfang00]

He suits Mike Wazowski so much better. His squeaky/loud voice matches Mike’s bossy style

[@TwistedSynn]

That Claw Machine is the most unbelievable thing in this entire movie.

[@matityaloran9157]

46:11, Toy Story was in 1995, Toy Story 2 was in 1999, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins was in 2000, Toy Story 3 was in 2010, Toy Story 4 was in 2019, and Lightyear was in (if I recall correctly) 2022

[@justinperez2057]

Snow White and Toy Story. Two films introducing two different animation styles for movies, but both timeless classics. Wow. It is amazing looking back at movies that started it all.

[@данЫчреакции]

Yes true classic Snow White 2d Disney animation Toy Story 3d Disney animation

[@narotic6133]

One of the best family franchises that pulls of being enjoyable to kids with sprinkled in adult references

[@randycrawford1132]

The thing is that Woody is from his dad before his dad died so Buzz would be second to me, and there is only one Woody

[@tfrowlett8752]

16:28 that’s the first time I noticed the A113 reference in Toy Story, I’ve seen it in every other film except this one. For those who don’t know, that number was the room number of the animation classroom where many Disney animators were taught.

[@nelsonv1953]

I put this on every reaction to this movie, but… I was watching this at my uncle’s house. My uncle walks in right at the part where they scare Sid. My uncle asks “What is this, some kind of horror movie?”

[@pyronuke4768]

I love how Buzz calls the headless doll Marie Antoinette, great French Revolution joke!

[@ARC5555Fives]

Fun fact: Mr Potato Head is played by Don Rickles. He was a spritz comic or insult comedian, he roasted Frank Sinatra and even Ronald Regan when he was governor and president. I highly recommend you watch those videos cause it’s pretty hilarious

[@ScorpionStrike7]

I could probably recite this entire movie from memory. Same with Monsters Inc, Madagascar, and The Incredibles

[@tiago9977]

7:05 This film had such a fun concept. I'd love to see Tim watch some other films where inanimate objects come to life, i.e. *Gnomeo & Juliet* , *Night at the Museum* , Small Soldiers, etc.

[@Ironmew05]

Buzz: I don't believe that man's ever been to medical school. Me: I don't believe that man's ever been to any school!

[@andre1999o]

I used to have nightmares with that one-eyed baby head thing when I was a kid. Am I the only one?

[@emmanuelharris6445]

No. Same here. Your not the only one who had nightmares of him. Plus Plus his name is BabyFace in case you never knew his real name after all these years of watching “Toy Story”.

[@zondapogani8706]

Another super legend. I remember my Disney magazines how wonderful it is to remember my childhood again

[@matiasmarcelotoledop]

9:23 fun fact thats a reference to Tyco a toy company that Mattel bought in the 80s,the thing it's that Rex was based on the T.rex from Dino Riders one of the most popular lines from Tyco

[@nicolasribeirodossantos6082]

And Tyco would be known 1 year later as the toymaker of the first Tickle Me Elmo doll.

[@beckystar3327]

Growing up with Toy Story, I never understood how much of a horror movie it was. And also I love the nod to Home Improvement with the Binford tool box in Sid's room

[@ScurfyGaming468]

27:45 look at the way Buzz is moving! 😂😂😂😂

[@mutantx2372]

I always found it interesting that Andy and Sid never interacted with each other.

[@Snowfang00]

Andy was probably afraid of Sid and Sid probably thought Andy was a soft little kid. (Sid’s supposed to be 13 in this movie while Andy is like 9-10)

[@jonathancruz5932]

🎼 You've got a friend in me You've got a friend in me When the road looks rough ahead And you're miles and miles From your nice warm bed You just remember what your old pal said Boy, you've got a friend in me Yeah, you've got a friend in me🎶 That song never gets old

[@juxburger]

Never gets old!

[@roastytoasty4350]

🎵 and as the years go by, our friendship will never die!🎵

[@pricemoore2022]

​@roastytoasty4350 🎵Some other folks might be a little bit smarter than I am🎵

[@juxburger]

@@pricemoore2022 🎵Bigger and stronger too 🎵

[@roastytoasty4350]

@@pricemoore2022 or bigger stronger too

[@bronsoverbrains586]

In my childhood, I used to think Toy Story was a scary movie during the scenes in Sid’s home.

[@ghostspider2056]

The gas station is called Dinoco, a brand in the movie Cars.

[@WhitefangShadows]

"Why is this claw the most precise claw game I have ever seen?" Back in the 1970's or so, when arcade machines were just becoming the new teen hum or gathering place, claw machines were made a few years after some small mere games involving actual small, yet precise, construction machinery games, so when claw machines came to light they had no meter but a tension on how tight the claws would hold, and since they didn't have sensors attached to them yet, they would always have tight grips and would have more of a higher percent chance if winning than the modern day claw machines do, cus now people of the modern day can use a dial to tell it on how tight or how loose they want the claw to hold onto an item or how the item is held in claw machines, back then it wasn't as reserved as it is now

[@WhitefangShadows]

That was what I was told by my family whom just to happened to work in his youth at a arcade when crane games came out..also as much as it is a scam now in the modern day, back then, without the dial and the sensor to the claw, they would have more times needing maintenence back then than they do now, due to the fact rhat here was no dial or sensor to losses the grips, the claws would usually get stuck and jammed shut, cus of the gears and coils always interlocking when the claw closes or it grabs onto something and doesn't let go of it...nearly causing claw machines to fade away entirely cus unlike now where they are in a cord or wire, they were on two thin rods with a stretchable and very slow piston, that let the claw down without it moving, more times than not causing it to lock up

[@brickmanmosaics2244]

Here’s a Fun Fact for ya!: at 23:13 a former pixar employee used to break his toys and come up with sadistic terrifying new ideas such as the lost eye toy or Janie with pterodactyl wings and that was inspired from the film the animators nicknamed him Lil Jack Nicholson because of his creativity 😂

[@KERRYPIKE]

The toy story is a true classic movie. All of the characters in this movie are very incredible, i can't decide which one is my favorite. And the type of dog breed that Scud was based off of was a Bull Terrier.

[@Colin-bowser]

Fun fact that you missed: the red tool box says binford tools on it. This is a reference to home improvement, one of Tim Allen’s best shows

[@matityaloran9157]

8:24, I agree. Even so the direct to video movie Buzz Lightyear of Star Command from the year 2000 (which was remade as Lightyear) is pretty good

[@PokhrajRoy.]

You’ve entered Prime Franchise Territory! You’ll be generating quite a lot of discourse so all the best for that haha

[@NMBrayanAmaya]

such a classic, one of my childhood movies i really like sid, andy, buzz and woody, it feels like home :)

[@eugeniapatroncosta920]

TO INFINITY AND BEYOND!!! A classic phrase.

[@victoriajohn7079]

This is great timing. I just did a presentation over how Pixar made Toy Story. Fun-fact Pixar created the software RenderMan for Toy Story which was later used for live actions like Titanic and Terminator 2.

[@kingkaterina639]

I appreciate this reaction so much, because I'm now also noticing a lot of these little jokes for the first time! Never noticed as a kid.

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

26:00 "Sri Lanka, New Guinea, Sumatra, New Zealand, and Borneo and Vietnam!" Sorry, I couldn't resist. :)

[@devincrawford6383]

You guys are correct that is the shinning carpet in sids house way to go guys

[@phantomzone2725]

I remember of watching this one with my mother on the classic green VHS. For years, I always wanted the toys but thought they never existed until I got a Woody figure on birthday and Buzz Lightyear on Christmas (late 2000s, to be more specific, since everything in Brazil takes a while to a trend be popular) Now I decided to give them to my niece since I'm obviously too old to play with them and she promised to take care of them.

[@jordancooney6817]

Seems like a Bonnie situation. Keep a good watch on what happens to that Woody doll.

[@slanetroyard92]

I was 3 when TS came out. So many great memories with this movie. My parents even bought me a buzz lightyear. I came up with so many stories when I played with him and my action figures. Besides the my brother and me would react buzz and woody's fight at the gas station.

[@jankjason]

Since Woody knows full names of people, you'd think he could look into phone directories to find Andy's new place.

[@masonjenks7636]

I freaking love Toy Story so much. The characters, a great story about toys that fits perfectly with the rudimentary animation and good sequels. Literally perfect and can’t wait for future videos with you guys 😁😁😁

[@P-Star7511]

Remember, it's not flying, it's falling with style.

[@a.g.demada5263]

In France it's " falling with panache "

[@EChacon]

Toy Story is without a doubt one of my favorite CG animated films but also an influential animated film as not only it resulted in Pixar Animation Studios to become a household animation studio in CG animation, but it also was a massive hit when it launched and a gamechanger for animated films, it clearly was the "Snow White" of CG Animated movies. On top of that this film, this came out the same year when I was born: 1995. Surprisingly enough, despite Angelina (who reacted to the film) being "frightened" by the CG in Toy Story, for the first CG animated film in history, I wasn't scared/bothered by the CGI for this movie as the CG aged well since this film and VeggieTales I grew accustomed to CG animation along with 2D Animation, but Stop-Motion films (e.g. Nightmare Before Christmas, James and the Giant Peach, Aardman) that's another story. Looking forward to your upcoming reactions to the next _Toy Story_ films on the channel, especially the third film and thank you Timothee for reacting to One of my favorite Pixar films.

[@artsysabs]

Hello fellow 95 baby. It’s fun seeing what movies came out on your birth year

[@jordancooney6817]

I mean, isn't it being terrified at something that's supposed to be terrifying the accurate response?

[@EChacon]

@@jordancooney6817 It doesn't matter what the correct response is besides, why make a fuss over it?

[@jordancooney6817]

@@EChacon I was just trying to be funny. I was just saying that's not being terrified of outdated animation, it's being terrified of something that was meant to be terrifying. The movie did its job.

[@GhostKyng]

40:25 i loved this scene so much that i wish i could fly like that. Best time i saw this was Disney On Ice: Toy Story and i loved the effects they did for this.

[@hahatoldyouso]

The dolls head on spider legs scared the shit out of me as a kid!

[@fernandovaladez3439]

This Was The 1st Pixar Movie That Started It All And Changed Animation Forever

[@davidmariscal8777]

The one scene that scares me is when Sid was burning Woody's forehead with the magnifying glass. I hate seeing that face with those terrible teeth with braces! 😱

[@twist58]

Interesting to note: Billy Crystal would’ve played Buzz Lightyear initially, but he felt Toy Story wouldn’t stand a chance at making it big at the box office, so he left. What a regret he made at the time, only to find success with another Pixar film that would later become Monsters Inc.

[@aliciarodriguezcgavez6798]

35:32 - 32:56 i love his reaction to this scene in the movie is the best 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Kovy2003]

Fun Fact: When Buzz Got Hit By The Lamp You Can Hear Wilheam Scream From Star Wars: A New Hope

[@sabiv2322]

That's my childhood 😊 I've only seen the first, second, and third movies 😊 but not the fourth 😥. I hope you guys enjoy 😊

[@cyberdalek615]

4 is really good. You should check it out if you get the chance :)

[@yuk_notkim7658]

@@cyberdalek615 Eh, 4th was ok for me.

[@artsysabs]

I’m conflicted about the 4th 😅

[@sabiv2322]

@@cyberdalek615 I did see with my brother, and it was really good 😊

[@abc.animal5143]

The fourth was unnecessary but still pretty good

[@videohistory722]

They were originally supposed to have a GI Joe blown up, but Hasbro refused, saying they were upset with them blowing it up. The compromise they reached was that they could have Potato Head instead. Pixar agreed, and they made it a Combat Carl instead.

[@christopherwall2121]

Similarly, Bo Peep was created when Mattel, predicting a flop, declined to license Barbie for this movie. This is up there with M&Ms/Mars passing on _E.T._ as one of the all-time bad calls in product placement. And now, Bo's slight retcon in the fourth movie makes sense.

[@tommcburney301]

To be honest, the first half of the movie basically a whole workplace seminar video about how to and not to behave. From how to handle a staff meeting 4:48, flirting in the workplace 4:09, to treat a new employee 8:10, and to spot discrimination towards your peers 12:09.

[@jackrodakthemovieguy1726]

Can I just say this is one of my favorite movies of all time

[@monsterking1973]

Man this take me back to the good old days

[@poochyenajones1362]

Just a quick reminder here: "Sid Did Nothing Wrong". Loved you both react to this amazing movie.

[@jacobdehaan4114]

I still love this movie after all these years!!!

[@16taysia]

Toy Story was the first animated movie I ever watched, before Toy Story I only liked ‘real people’ movies 😂😊❤

[@visiongamer5828]

Yes finally we are watching Toy Story!

[@TheChickenlittle11]

One thing I learned not too long ago is that for the kids showing up to Andy’s birthday party all had the same character model as Andy. Another thing I noticed between the 1st and 2nd movie is the house that Andy moved into looks pretty much the same but the surroundings drastically changed. It went from the house looking like it’s the only house in the area to being part of a neighborhood.

[@jackmarshall3255]

I really loved the music in this film this film was a staple on my childhood.

[@BatmanFan76]

I’m pretty sure that there’s some KZbin nerd out there waiting to say “But Timothee already reacted to this movie with ItsTotallyCody!” I can tell that one person is thinking it. 😅

[@StephenLuke]

16:13 Now that's adult humor.

[@SkwithOv]

i was born in 95 (year this movie came out) and my name is andi, my younger sibling is named jesse just thought that was funny

[@ek9509]

Welcome to the world of Pixar. Because this was the company's first film. And, in fact, Disney bought the company, so now Pixar Animation Studios will always be working alongside Walt Disney Pictures.

[@RachelCop]

Not sure if you guys realized but during the Mrs. Nesbitt scene when Buzz says "Marie Antoinette and her little sister" is a French Revolution joke. But yeah the carpet is a reference to The Shining, so good catch with the references!

[@peterspecht1897]

Here are some fun facts about this movie. Firstly, as you were catching on, the animators were big fans of the film The Shining, so yes, that was the same carpet from The Shining. Secondly, Sid's toolbox is the brand Binford tools. This is a reference to Tim Allen’s ( the voice of Buzz) big other project at the time, the TV show Home Improvement, where his character worked as a TV handyman sponsored by the tool company Binford. (This would be like if Craftsman tools sponsored a handyman corner sort of TV show). Thirdly the semi-truck that almost ran Woody over as well as the gas station that was at, was all the brand Dinoco which would later appear in Pixar's film Cars. Lastly, when animating these characters, they did not have the ability to have the characters blink with both eyes at the same time. They hid it well, but if you watch every time someone blinks in this film, it is always one eye at a time. I love these films and all of Pixar's work. It is so fun to watch them with you.

[@Theravingranter]

You were bang on the money about Sid’s carpet being from the Shining! Also if you look closely his father has a bunch of empty cans around him, all of this implying he is a potentially abusive drunk.

[@nathancruz9172]

35:24 I’m going to take his 👟. 35:42 🤣 39:55-40:00 🎆 40:20 nice try, Sid!