How many toy story movies are there

Woody Tom Hanks joins new owner Bonnie at kindergarten where he finds a new purpose in protecting her improvised toy Forky Hale. Pixar manages to further the story with fine new characters and a satisfyingly teary conclusion, for a fine last chapter in the saga. Andy has grown up and is on the way to college, so everyone's favourite toys are packed off to Sunnyside day-care centre. Potato Head, Rex, and Hamm believe they have discovered a utopia where children would play with them all day.

Lotso, the strawberry-scented bear who manages the establishment, greets them warmly. The next day, however, they learn that Sunnyside is not a paradise, but rather a jail. Furthermore, the children in their room are crazy little monsters who prefer banging and breaking toys to imaginatively playing with them.

The play emphasizes the dread of desertion, the virtue of loyalty, the idea of a community pulling together, and the timeless beauty of friendship. The jailbreak metaphor, which dominates the second part of the narrative, elevates these moral concerns and allows us to sympathize with the toys as they behave courageously and bring out the best in one another. Toy Story 3 has it all: an inspiring story, endearing and funny characters, appealing use of 3D technology, and an emotional undertow that allows us to cheer for these inanimate objects as they flee for freedom and a chance to discover a charming future where they will be cherished and lovingly played with forever.

Woody contemplates accompanying her but decides to stay with his son, Andy. Years later, Andy has given Bonnie all of his toys before leaving for college. Woody is concerned about Bonnie on her first day of kindergarten and sneaks into her backpack. Forky tries to throw himself away in the trash, believing he is rubbish rather than a toy. Woody takes it upon himself to defend Forky, even against himself, seeing how important Forky is to Bonnie.

Forky abandons his pursuit for the rubbish and returns to his child, having realized his new purpose. Inside, Harry and Forky encounter a talking doll named Gabby Gabby. Meanwhile, Buzz Lightyear seeks for Woody in the RV park, but gets lost at a fairground and ends up as a carnival game prize.

He escapes the pegboard with plush toys Ducky and Bunny and meets Woody and Bo. The toys return to the antique store to save Forky from Gabby, accompanied by pocket toy officer Giggle McDimples and her stuntman toy lover Duke Caboom. Bo goes back to the antique shop with the other toys to assist. After their previous argument, she and Woody reconcile. Buzz and the toys in the RV attempt to cause disruption to keep Bonnie and her parents from leaving the area before Woody returns.

The video concludes with Woody and Bo embarking on a new adventure alongside Ducky, Bunny, Giggle, and Duke, dedicating their lives to finding new homes for forgotten toys. Bonnie makes a second impromptu toy out of a plastic knife a year later, on her first day of first grade, and it suffers the same fate as Forky.

Forky is immediately smitten by the new toy. She takes the lead in the all-new animated short film, finally addressing the issue of where Bo had been since we last saw her in Toy Story 2. Bo Peep has its own backstory.

Even the sheep gaze up to her to inspect her burned head before returning to their regular stance. Watching Toy Story movies in order is not necessary, but is recommended to understand the story better and be familiar with some of the characters in the movie. Keaton was one of the great additions to the Toy Story universe his subsequent disappearance from the franchise is baffling , so to see him share center stage is a real treat, especially in a short that is so warm and loving. Toy Story of Terror!

As the night progresses, the toys get picked off one-by-one by some unseen force. And it was lovely they chose to give Jesse Joan Cusack the spotlight here. The special is important for giving Combat Carl, the G. Originally envisioned as a cheap, direct-to-video sequel, Toy Story 2 was rescued from potential bargain bin obscurity by Disney executives, who bumped the runtime from an hour to 90 minutes and scheduled a splashy theatrical debut. The resulting film was the rare sequel that many consider superior to the original.

The sequel showcases just how unwilling Pixar was to simply repeat the formula that made the original film so great, splitting up the characters in interesting ways, giving Woody a complicated and tragic backstory, and introducing a ton of brand-new characters some, like Barbie, would prove essential.

Buzz then finds himself as part of a self-help group with a bunch of other discarded kids meal toys, including such lovable oddballs as DJ Blue Jay, Lizard Wizard, and a toy based on failed live-action Disney movie Condorman. Pixar would be smart to assign the next feature-length Toy Story joint to MacLane.

The result was arguably the silliest and, at the same time, most profound short-form Toy Story material that Pixar had ever produced. Set right after Christmas, when Bonnie goes on a playdate with her friend Mason. Bonnie brings her toys, of course, including Trixie Kristen Schaal who is tired of never being cast as a dinosaur when Bonnie plays. The gang meets up with a band of dinosaur warrior action figures that Mason got for Christmas, and things get very weird. Originally envisioned as a short film, John Lasseter liked the idea so much that he upgraded it to a half-hour special.

With nods to Planet of the Apes and classic Star Trek , the world of Toy Story That Time Forgot is wholly unique; the battle dinosaurs have a rich mythology perfectly suitable for a s action figure line and their designs are, like the special itself, streamlined and muscular particularly Reptillus Maximus, voiced by Kevin McKidd.

Written and directed by Brave co-director Steve Purcell , whose sense of dynamic action set pieces is admirable particularly a gladiatorial match Woody and Buzz are thrown into. After watching you will want your own army of battle-saurs. Circle 7 Animation was established, with the express purpose of producing these sequels, with work on a Monsters, Inc.

After Bob Iger assumed control of Disney, he quickly made a deal to buy Pixar, shut down Circle 7 and canceled this off-brand Toy Story 3.