Toy Story 4

Originally posted by Firefly218
As long as John Lasseter is involved, I have full trust the movie isn't a cash grab. Lasseter is legit.

John Lasseter pushed those Cars movies and their sequels, the three weakest films in PIXAR's otherwise solid track record. He isn't perfect - which is why he also got himself MeToo'd out of the company.

This movie does have some nice moments in it

Spoiler:
Gabby and the semi-horror ventriloquist dummies were a nicr touch. Her talk with Woody about toys helping kids made me think back to when I was younger

Though I'm not sure how I feel about the ending

Spoiler:
Bonnie conveniently forgetting about Woody over a Spork kind of waste the resolution that Toy Story 3 had when Andy gave her his toys in hopes that she would take care of them...so much for that

Originally posted by steverules_2
I've heard in the movie

Spoiler:
Woody comes out as bi-sexual

Anyway, movie was alright, but the lack of screentime with Buzz and others compared to the previous films left a little something to be desired, so most of the fun I had with it came from the new characters like Caboom. The ending I'm conflicted on, even if Woody was kinda justified in a sense.

Originally posted by wakkawakkawakka
This movie does have some nice moments in it

Spoiler:
Gabby and the semi-horror ventriloquist dummies were a nicr touch. Her talk with Woody about toys helping kids made me think back to when I was younger

.

Though I'm not sure how I feel about the ending

Spoiler:
Bonnie conveniently forgetting about Woody over a Spork kind of waste the resolution that Toy Story 3 had when Andy gave her his toys in hopes that she would take care of them...so much for that

Saw this yesterday. Not the best in the series, but still better than most animated movies by a long way. It did feel very much like it was setting up future stuff for the new characters, but characters like Kaboom make it thoroughly entertaining.

Toy Story 4 is so good it's criminal. The legislation it flouts is the law of diminishing returns which governs movies with numbers after their names.

Originally posted by roughrider
John Lasseter pushed those Cars movies and their sequels, the three weakest films in PIXAR's otherwise solid track record. He isn't perfect - which is why he also got himself MeToo'd out of the company.

What happened?

The Left Eats its Own.