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YES GOOD FOR THEM
I APPRECIATE THAT 💖💜💙
PIXAR SAID BI RIGHTS
#2 HALLOWEEN COSTUME
SONIC OC ( TOY STORY )
Characters:
Kaivester (as Woody )
The Bunny (as Bo Peep )
(still dont know what i should name the bunny so yeah...)
want so more
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A concept:
Toy Story 4 bloopers like the ones we got on earlier Pixar movies:
There’s background noise of someone BAWLING while Bo and Woody are saying goodbye and when the camera turns it’s EVERYONE IN THE CAST.
Buzz and Jessie being grossly in love and constantly missing cues for it.
Actual adult Andy talking to the new child Andy, just giving him tips and advice.
Someone yells ‘Cut!’ after Bonnie puts Woody in the closet and immediately she’s going back in there all teary-eyed like ‘I’M SORRYYYYYY’ just hugging him.
Woody blows to pop his head back into shape but it doesn’t work and Buzz is slowly but surely losing seriousness.
Gabby Gabby pulls her string and it falls out so she’s like ‘See?? This is garbage!” while everyone fucking loses it.
Lot’s of scenes where Forky is improvising it and the rest of the cast can’t keep a straight face.
Buzz presses his ‘Inner voice’ button and it starts saying ‘Dear Jessie, how I love thee, let me count the ways-’ as he frantically tries to turn it off, flustered.
During a scene, Bunny and Ducky are supposed to appear but they miss their cue and when the camera turns, they’re beating the shit out of Stinky Pete saying something like ‘YOU’RE EVERYTHING WRONG WITH THIS INDUSTRY!’.
Grandma does a wrestling hold on Bunny and Ducky when they jump at her.
Duke fucking dabs mid-jump at the climax scene and everyone goes OHHHHHH!!!!!.
Buzz says ‘We’ll always have Pizza Planet’ as Woody turns to Bo after ‘Bonnie will be OK’ and it’s like WHEEEZE.
Bo kisses Woody when she runs into his arms instead of just squeezing him.
“Uh, Bo, the script said-” “Sh-sh, let me have this.” *continue to smooch until they fall over and like ‘Sigh, take five’.
TOY STORY 4 (Dir: Josh Cooley, 2019).
Since the first movie was released in 1995, the Toy Story franchise has proven to be one of the most robust, not to mention most lucrative, Hollywood franchises of all time. The original film, a Pixar Animation Studios production released through Walt Disney Pictures, was a massive critical and commercial success, spawning a further two equally successful sequels. After the fairly definitive conclusion of Toy Story 3 (Lee Unkrich, 2010), the prospect of a fourth entry seemed to many unnecessary, albeit not entirely unwelcome.
Toy Story 4 reunites Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the gang and introduces new character Forky. Forky, made by the toys' new owner Bonnie from a plastic spork, pipe-cleaners and other discarded items, is determined to throw himself into the trash where he believes he belongs. Determined not to let this happen, Woody places himself in charge of the spork, a decision which results in the pair becoming separated from Bonnie and their pals. As lost toys they encounter the sinister doll Gabby Gabby and her ventriloquist dummy cohorts and Woody is reunited with old flame Bo Peep.
Happily Toy Story 4 is a sequel which lives up to its mighty predecessors. Director Josh Cooley and screenwriters Stephany Folsom and Andrew Stanton have created a movie that is by turns witty, exciting and ultimately moving. Its message is certainly as poignant as others in the franchise and comes with a climax that that seems pretty darn final.
It goes without saying that the computer generated animation in Disney/Pixar's Toy Story 4 is beautiful. Once again, the vocal performances, notably Tom Hanks as Woody, Tim Allen as Buzz, Annie Potts as Bo and Tony Hale as Forky, are exemplary.
This latest episode of the Toy Story saga thankfully does nothing to tarnish what is arguably the most consistent franchise of them all, while its finale suggests that this really will be the last we see of the gang. If this is the case then more's the pity, although Toy Story 4 definitely provides them with a high on which to go out on.
Read an unedited version of this review on my new blog: jinglebonesmovietime.blogspot.com
