Reviews & Ratings for
Toy Story (1995)

In a world where toys come to life in the absence of humans, a group of toys is preparing to move into a new house with their owner, Andy Davis, his sister, Molly, and their single mother. The toys become uneasy when Andy has his birthday party a week early; pullstring cowboy doll Sheriff Woody, Andy's favorite toy and their leader, sends Sarge and his green army men to spy on the gift-opening with a baby monitor in hopes of calming the others. The other toys which include Mr. Potato Head, Slinky Dog, Rex (a toy dinosaur), Hamm (a piggy bank), and Bo Peep (a porcelain doll) are relieved when Andy receives nothing that could replace them. Andy then receives a last-minute surprise gift from his mother: A Buzz Lightyear action figure, who believes he is an actual space ranger. Buzz impresses the other toys with his various features, and becomes Andy's new favorite toy, making Woody jealous.

One of my favorite animated movie of all time. Pixar really revolutionized the concept of animation. Emotions of anger, jealousy, fear, happiness all are subjugated in this alienation. Viewing world from toy's perspective is compelling.

Wow I must say that this movie is my childhood. Get ready for a great adventure. Woody the top notch toy in Andy's room finds his world spinning out when Andy gets a new toy for his birthday, Buzz Lightyear a space toy. Suddenly all the other toys fall in love with him and Woody gets jealous. After a few mishaps Buzz and Woody find themselves at an evil boy's house named Sid who likes to torture toys. Now Woody and Buzz must work together to get back to Andy's house and find themselves becoming friends.
Overall this is an amazing movie. It was my childhood. Tom Hanks and Tim Allen are great choices for voices of Woody and Buzz. The other supporting roles are great too. This is a type of movie that kids and adults can be entertained by. I give props to Pixar for making this film because it is truly a great one. I give it a 5 out of 5!