Movie:toy Story
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To 'Toy Story' and beyond: Permanent Pixar player John Ratzenberger takes us through all his roles
John Ratzenberger talks about many of his 21 roles in Pixar movies, from "Toy Story" to "Incredibles 2."
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Chucky barbecues a beloved 'Toy Story' character in new 'Child's Play' image
Chucky barbecues a beloved 'Toy Story' character in new 'Child's Play' image
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Prepare for more Pixar tears: Tom Hanks teases emotional 'Toy Story 4' ending
In a new interview, the star who voices of Sheriff Woody says he couldn't even look at filmmakers as he recorded the franchise finale.
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‘Toy Story’ Fans Re-create Andy’s Room
Inspired by Toy Story 3, two brothers have turned a younger brother's room into an exact re-creation of Andy’s room, using screenshots from the movie.
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'Inside Out' Meets 'Finding Dory' and More Pixar Easter Eggs Revealed in New Video
Eagle-eyed Disney-Pixar fans have been noticing Easter eggs in their favorite movies for years, making fans wonder if all of Pixar’s beloved characters exist in the same universe. Or that Sully from Monsters, Inc. is etched into a piece of wood owned by Merida in Brave?
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Inside Pixar's Technological Evolution, From 'Toy Story' to 'The Good Dinosaur'
When Disney released a little animated film called Toy Story 20 years ago this month in 1995, audiences flocked to the theaters and made it the biggest film of that year. They were charmed by the delightful story of toys come to life. But they were also in awe of the groundbreaking new animation style. After 80 years of hand-drawn cartoons, a little-known company called Pixar had revolutionized the genre, introducing the first fully computer-animated film to the world.
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This Week in Disney Fan Theories: The 'Frozen'-'Shining' Connection and the 'Toy Story' Villain-Turned-Hero
What is it with Disney movies and conspiracy theories? Following years years of Hidden Mickeys, Pizza Planet trucks, and A113s, we have seen an uptick in dot-connecting in recent months, with hypotheses like Frozen, Little Mermaid, and Tangled all existing within the same universe and Andy’s mom being Jesse’s original owner in Toy Story. Then there’s the brave soul named John Negroni who penned a treatise on how all of the Pixar movies are interconnected.
