The Scene That CHANGED Pixar's Toy Story 4... 

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Thank God, that joke was funny at first, but then got repeated WAY too often, that it just became annoying!

uhm… i don’t think i’ll be watching that

maybe for april fools or something

You know...technically this applies to Sid either. In a world where toys don't have feelings and life, Sid would be just a normal kid that likes to experiment things and use his creativity in his plays. Sid was actually just a creative kid. Nothing unusual. (Okay, maybe the rocket part) Edit: Wow, I didn't expect so many likes in that comment. Hahaha. So, to be clear, I was talking about his relationship with the toys. The relationship that he had with his sister doesn't count. To the POV of him playing with toys, he's not so psycho. But with his sister...yeah, a little jerk hahaha

@@dnaphion yeah, still I'm forever afraid of him

@@dnaphion im gonna have to give the toyd some shit they are very much able to interfere and make their existence known but they continue to hide the fact they are living beings and continue to allow themselves to be abused and mistreated They intentionally objectify themselves With the exception of toy story 1

@@dnaphion im suddenly reminded of the fact that i religiously watch doll customization videos, where some projects get heavily modified like limbs being chopped and/or shared, heads being shrunk after being pulled off, bodies being turned into a statue rather than the usual moving limbs, being sprayed over and over with a sealant, being sanded *for* said sealant to stick, hair being chopped off and rerooted, sometimes theres a wig instead which is nice but then there are times where hair is glued directly to the head with hot glue, faces being wiped off for the custom faces, like i wont continue and its such a lovely form of art but thinking about it now this is nightmareish

@@dnaphion that actually related to me since I was a kid

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I was terrified of Gabby Gabby and her Ventriloquist Henchmen in the trailer, but I'm glad to see she reached her goal by not being completely evil and irredeemable like Lotso and Stinky Pete.

Shes basically the only toy story antagonist to have a happy ending. Sid got scared into not hurting toys ever again (at least hes ok as seen in 3), prospector is stuck with an artsy little girl, and lotso was tied to the front of a garbage truck grill.

Bro your profile picture made me cry, our show just closed this weekend

@Trina Q yeah ikr, and I like her arc too Also it's surprising that we have a same name XD

Harmony*? Hannah was Sid's sister in the first one.

Plus her name was harmony, it even sounds like a kid that would play with dolls and stuff, like a magical name

It was Harmony not Hannah.

harmony was interesting because even though she has the perfect "girly girl" look, the toy she chose was a goofy cowboy and not a perfect beautiful doll. she is actually a very complex charatrer!

That's a good point! There's an added layer there showing us that what we see is not what we get. Harmony fitted everything visually to a T, but as soon as she says "nah I'm good" it shows know confident, laid back and different she is. We dont get the girly expected response of a no either. It's not "wow she's really pretty but no thank you!" It's a "Nah I'm good!" (Is she secretly Aussie or Kiwi? That's a stereotypical response lol) Harmony is not the girly girl we expect her to be... To me being very much like that as a little kid... I resonate with that a lot and love it! Especially as... I'm even going out on a limb here that Harmony goes for the goofy cowboy because she likes this that are different. She doesn't want the girly doll toy. She is seen as the girly girl that adults always see and is always presented with dolls. But she wants something different to dolls... And never seems to get that. Maybe I'm reading into it too much. But as a kid I loved Lego and only had my brother's one type of Lego set (those kids that have many different sets.. You don't know how lucky you are damn it lol!) Every Christmas I asked if I could get another Lego set.. Something with the ones that have gears and shit coz it looked cool! Where I could make stuff lol. But nope... Barbie dolls all the time. Not that I minded that stuff either.. But I had so many of them already, unless I got one that was pretty cool...I didn't want anything the same. I wanted Lego lol.

I would love to see this

Thats is exactly how i wish the movie had ended. Would have done for a good post credits scene

My personal headcanon is that Andy is super sad to find out Woody has been lost but ultimately knows theres nothing he can do about it. I mean he could literally be anywhere. So Andy just goes on with life with his fond memories until one day he takes his kid to the park and Woody just happens to be there and of course Woodys like "its Andy, I have to go with him" So Woody and Bo Peep are 'found' by Andy's kid who happily shows Andy like "daddy look new toys" and Andy's eyes go wide with realization, he smiles and says a fond "howdy partner". Fade to black, end scene. Woody is back where he belongs with Andy and can now help his child to grow and be a valuable part of his/her childhood like he was Andy's.

@@amberm7949 I really like this Headcannon

😂😂😂

From my point of view, Pixar can redeem even the most irredeemable villains.

@@robbieaulia6462 Not Waternoose

@@cryptidcreates9942 he’d kidnap a 1000 children before he’d let that company die 😬

@@mango-jango9995 he'd even silence anyone who got in the way

@@mango-jango9995 i would do too.

I have a cousin who, whenever she sees my American Girl dolls, thinks they're freaky

@Money bullying someone for their fears? What are you? 3?

@Money Ironically 3-year-old me liked dolls 😂 It was only after watching a show where a girl's dolls turned evil that I realized how freaky they are.

I used to like dolls until my older cousin made me watch "child's play" After that I was soooo terrified for three months. I let my other younger cousin have all of my old dolls. I was thinking they would come after my cousin over me instead. But then I was even more scared thinking that my younger cousin was gonna be murdered because of me. I went to my parents and told them everything, and they assured me that it wouldn't happen.

Cherry blossom I wasn't that scared of dolls until I watched this show when I was really young about a creepy doll, The only only dolls I hate are those dolls that blink and have big heads

She tried to have woody ripped apart lol

I was disappointed that the movie had no actual villain. When Gabby made the deal with Woody, his voice box for his freedom, I remember seeing that in the cinema thinking 'she's going to double cross him, for sure'. I was genuinely surprised when she didn't and it left me disappointed to find that unlike every other Disney movie, there was no villain to defeat.

@@reubenmanzo2054 Sometimes movies don't need villains, conflicts are much more better considering in real life villains don't exist. There's just Grey areas in humans

@@galick_gun_gaming because of her jealous and selfishness, those emotions doesn’t make one evil as you obviously experienced those emotions before 😂 those emotions make one merely blind sided and naive

@@Killer-Frost18x I think you missed @Terron Peterson's point, if not what I believe the point is. Gabby Gabby wanted to forcibly take Woody's voice box and was willing to take hostages to get it. It doesn't matter the motivation or change of heart, she was a character that was willingly do anything to anybody to get what she wanted. In real life this what I and many other people would call an evil person and would and should be not so easily forgiven because she did not get the end result she wanted. If she did, would she be an evil character?

Best decision most people would agree

just imagine a toy story musical… pls no

Good thing he prevented it.

@@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890 There is a Toy Story musical, but it's mainly on the Disney Cruise tho.

Thank goodness he was against the idea

I love the "unless it’s a dog"

@@juliey20 Right? I hope to come back as a dog in my next life because nobody is telling dogs they are “too needy and desperate for love and attention” but people say this about humans all the time. Everyone needs love. Why do people frame that like it’s a bad thing? 😢💔

@@juliey20 I wrote that because I was quoting Dug from Up. XD

@@loverrlee Exactly... why is it wrong for someone to be desperate for affection?

@@yarasofia6996 Being desperate for affection is one thing, but love is something that needs to be mutual. Otherwise - thanks to the world we live in where people are far too eager to hurt other people and stranger danger - we perceive such a forward greeting as aggressive, suspicious, and all up in our business when we have made no place for them to be there. And if you've been hurt in the past, you're gonna be on guard for others who might want to hurt you too. Being in an era of instant feedback and instant gratification doesn't help matters either. Love takes time to nurture and grow. Between people, it's not just a matter of being cared for, but it's caring for the other person and being there when they need it most. Yet for those who have been deprived of such love, it's harder to understand that. Especially when they desperately NEED that love, but don't know how to express it.

Ditto, they turned him into a walking punchline with the dumb "Inner Voice" running gag.

@@trinaq I agree with both of you but from a logical standpoint I they put that there so fans wouldn't complain that Buzz wasn't in the movie. If they didn't incorporate him somewhere they would be a lot of pissed off fans.

Buzz's Inner Voice was more like an Outer Voice, because I thought people in the carnival would hear his voice lines, and it would blow his cover!!

That’s fair

They also destroy every other character

I mean honestly Buzz kinda fell off to the side after the first movie. Yeah, he was always there and a good pal to Woody but he never really got any serious spotlight.

This is sad considering that Toy Story 3 offered each of those characters an arc even side characters like potatohead get to shine

@@frauleinzuckerguss1906 in the second movie he is the leader. In the 3 one he is the leader of the ones that would stay and he confort them. In the 2 and 3 movies there were New characters and plot points in each character had a part. In the 4 one he has a part but is not handle well

Buzz went from "Life is only worth living if you're loved by a kid. I came all the ways here to rescue that toy, because I believed him." to a complete idiot. The whole "inner voice thing" really bothered me.

@@corellioncrusaderproductio4679 yeah it's the main thing that keeps this movie in 3rd place for me otherwise I'd almost put it as a tie or above 1

Me: dang 😳🥺

I was taking it seriously until the last part lol

And that man was Keanu Reeves

when we went to go see A Christmas Carol when it was in theaters, at the doorknocker part my little brother wailed "I don't like this movie!" and we could hear laughter from all around the theater.

I said "that was rough" lol

Probably you were

Nope! That shot of the cat still blows me away

@@hyperiacob8341 You didn't think the animation was amazing?

@@sabrinamiller3671 no. the animation is amazing just didn't look realistic. I think it's one of the best animation I've seen.

@@tinybubble330 same! when i saw the fur i turned my head in confusion

The best? Sure. Just ignore everything she did, like almost ripping woody off by force and took his voicebox by force, destroying him permanently or that time forky got taken hostage by her, etc etc. I mean wow, helping other toys, wonder why he didn't do so with lotso i mean come on just give up and let lotso torture the entire gang to play in catterpillar room because it helps lotso who needed importance and attention to relieved his trauma. I mean obviously being tortured for the sake of others obviously evil character who does things by force is a good thing right? Wonder why people these days sympathize with these villains who clearly did things by force, i mean did u watch the movie? Woody confronts gaby alone while she had all her 4 henchmen, what do you think gonna happens when woody said nah, you can't take my voicebox. You think gaby will just stand there and said oh sure here's forky when she literally almost ripped him off just a few mins ago by force? Obviously she'll still took the box by force and here you go saying oh but it's a good thing she got what she wanted and for woody to lose his voicebox because who cares about woody right?

@@lolcall5295 I’m with you. I hate how the majority of people are ignoring what she did

That was 100% a marketing move to sell new toys.

@@SammEater 100% agree

To be fair, by this point, it wasn’t about Andy anymore

@@llunaTrick I think they meant the main characters yea it’s not about andy anymore but they still where the face of the toy story brand and the overall story here however they where sidelined to make way for the new set of characters and what i’m guessing was to not take away from their screen time example being jessie being replaced by Bo and Buzz being reduced to a punchline character

I don’t think there’s much for them to do in this film that would strike a chord, they got their happy ending in the previous film.

Or if someone found him and the other dolls and had a perform show for kids

@@corpig4021 that would make a great short. Like the owner performs at the carnival where we see bo and woody again watching from a distance…..

@@emiliamorales7799 fax

I can completely relate. That’s why I loved her story arc too. 💗💗💗

Her story implies that if you're born with a disability, no one will ever accept you unless you fix it. THAT IS A TERRIBLE MESSAGE!

Wha?? I was just thinking this too. We are trapped in that Antique Store!

@@bengilhooly3616 she doesn't have a disability, she's literally a toy, she's not in finding Dory bro.

@@sarahconway2382 her faulty voice box is literally supposed to be symbolic of a disability. Her fixing it tells you if you’re born with a disability no one will accept you unless you fix it. That is a terrible thing to teach kids

this is exactly how I would describe it

Yeaahh..and I was so sadd 🤧

That’s a really good way to put it

Well the "characters" basically consisted of nobody but Woody for the entire story. It only put focus on him

@@bengilhooly3616 Disney just announced Toy Story 5. So I presume we are going to get a true epilogue for the rest of the gang.

I kinda like the fact that she got rejected despite the voice box to show that changing herself doesn't matter, in fact it's possible that the other child would have loved her even without the voice box

Unfortunately, that's still no excuse for Gabby Gabby to be redeemed. The movie teaches me that you can get away with everything, even when stealing a toy's organ. The only reason that the kid found Gabby Gabby, was because the toys pulled her voicebox, not because the kid found her. I think you can get what that moral incentivizes... And the scene when Woody left for Bo Peep assassinated his character. He would never leave his kid like that Sure, people can argue that "Bonnie didn't play with him". Think again, he only got played with 3 days out of 7 days in that week. Not consecutively. The movie wants you to think that Bonnie never played with him, even though you can clearly see her play with him in that movie in the RV scene where it pit stops at a gas station. And Woody wouldn't even leave for someone abusive. At one point, she calls Woody her "accessory" not her friend. Woody's trait since 1995 has been all about loyalty to his kid, and his friends. Even the directors commentary for Toy Story 3 says that Woody would never leave his friends and Bonnie behind, because that is so uncharacteristic for him to leave his own friends and kid. Even the director's commentary for this movie says that nothing ever makes sense in this movie.

I refuse to acknowledge the 4th one.

@@RedRoseSeptember22 why?

@RedRoseSeptember22 that’s a shame because it’s a really good movie

@@RedRoseSeptember22 you’re acknowledging it by being on a video FOR the 4th movie

One of the few times where each sequel is as good as the first. My favorite is two. Jessie's song makes me think of all the toys, family, friends I've been forced to leave behind over the years.

she was being a little pushy with that I love you part because she did love her and it was her one time to shine and tell that to harmony but in the lost girl scene she was less pushy of what she wanted and more considerate of what the little girl needed that at that moment was a friend.

That’s exactly what I thought. That this movie is about woody changing his perspective He’s always helped toys and kids and this is him doing it one last time so they didn’t want to overshadow that with other toys cause it’s like his big finale.

Absolutely! That's what I hated about the reviews, people were so focused thinking ts4 didn't need to happen and ts3 was the "proper" ending even before the film came out so they were already prejudice (not right words but) before watching. Also people saying they completely changed wood's character? Did we watch the same film? Woody was always both selfish yet selfless, look at ts1. He was so focused on saving everyone and wanting/ being the leader to look after everyone and to recognise the other toys could look after themself and let him retire and him himself retire was both selfish and selfless. It perfectly suited his character. Bonnie was a child who already had toys she loved. A child getting toys from someone and bonding with them differently compared to the other child is expected and not surprising. Still can't believe people were genuinely upset with bonnie, yes I get we as viewers are sad for woody but bonnie was allowed to bond differently

I’d heard at the time that a working title for the movie during development was Woody. I think I’d have liked that title more for its story, it seems more fitting.

@@amemelia putting quotes on "proper" ending is a bit of a jump. It's widely agreed that toy story 3 was the best ending. Andy went to college, none of the toys were split apart. They were one big family. It was a great send off to the series. As the end credits of the third movie is called, "we belong together." Hence, everyone was together, Bonnie loved all her toys, and everything they all went through the toys are all together in a new home.

Am I the only one who thought that the idea itself could have worked if it wasn't inherently tied to Buzz turning into a massive idiot?

true ;-; the whole 'inner-voice' thing should've been in the first or second movie as Buzz is still reeling from the fact that he's not the actual Buzz Lightyear but a toy with millions of copies sold nationwide, trying to understand more about himself

TS4: *presses button* 'There's a secret mission in uncharted space! Let's go!' "Uh, I think I have to... go."

TS4: Buzz starts his evolution into becoming like Woody, going with the flow in the moment of a rescue instead always coming up with a plan with different shit to help him, learning to reason with what it means to have agency in his own life the same way Woody does at the end of the film. Learning that an inner voice doesn't guide you like a voice box, an inner voice is a tool for trusting yourself. Eventually telling Woody that he should listen to it and not hide from it at the end of the film, showing that he's leading down the same lines as his best friend.

That inner voice thing could have worked so well. Buzz would have to be a good leader for when woody leaves the gang, and throughout the movie while they were searching, Buzz would only be thinking on the straight and narrow, and not taking risks to try and save forky and woody only for them to fail because he was too slow. But near the end, Buzz would form a plan from the heart. From his Inner voice and that's how we get the RV moment, Woody would entrust leader ship to buzz as he leaves forever and Buzz would be a greater role model for it. But nah...let's make him DBS goku levels of stupid.

Yes!

I watched it this year after having heard that it was actually good for years, despite the terrible marketing. I didn’t like it but I can understand the appeal

YES PLEASE

Agreed, he should totally talk about that one next.

Dunno what scene would work though. Maybe the one after his staff is broken and he gets his memories?

I'm the same way with my plushies and animatronic toys. Some get more love than others, admittedly (my big bear most of all), but I still love all of them regardless. Unless my life depended on it, I will never give them up.

I 100% agree with this.

Well, about Bo's character, they were making her more of a main character here, so they did have to add to her; also, her character in the original was honestly kind of flat love interest, which makes sense, seeing as the first two were in the 90s. She got a bit more in the second film, but not by much.

Yeah, I agree with all of this. Woody’s choice in particular really bothered me, because it felt like it was going against his arc in the other three movies. Whatever happened to “It’s not about getting played with, it’s about being there for Andy when he needs us?” I mean, it’s Bonnie in this case, but nevertheless.

@@user-oq9pz6tt9x Exactly. Bonnie is NOT Andy.

@@user-oq9pz6tt9x Well my thing with this is that Andy in a sense needed Woody, he didn’t need the other toys and they got casted asided leaving only a few left, he wanted to store everyone but Woody because he felt like he still needed them, he wanted to take Woody to college because he felt like he still needed him, but when he realized he didn’t, he gave him up, similar story for Bonnie, Bonnie never really needed Woody, especially after she got Forky, Woody was the least played with from the original cast because he was the least needed, and Woody wants to support more than just one kid now, it’s not that Woody’s abandoning anyone, it’s that they no longer need Woody

top ten reasons why I couldnt stand Bonnie, there may or may not be 50 more

Yeah I dont think they thought of that. Also. Even when I moved to university I brought my favourite toy with me. And still have it. Idk why Andy didnt bring Woody and give Bonnie everyone else.

I kinda want to know what Andy did next

@@empressofcreativity He went to jail. >:)

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Pixar: we won't be happy until we shatter the hearts of every single one of our viewers 😭🙂😭

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Just watched this movie for the first time last night and I was fine until I got to that scene. Hit me straight in the feels 😭

same and i havent even seen this movie!

What a tender soul you have. I felt much the same about my toys as a child and still tend to talk to the treasured ones I've kept as an adult, just to reassure them that they are still loved and needed in my life. Thank you for your story. You got me all teary-eyed. ♡

I'm sorry, but this movie doesn't push Woody's desires and wants aside, it blatantly assassinated his character. Yes, Bonnie had Forky, but in one scene, she plays with Woody alongside Forky. The entire point of this movie is that it wants you to believe that Woody is no longer needed. However, his family cares for him, and Bonnie played with him in this movie. In fact, she only didn't play with him for 3 days out of 2 years that she spent playing with him in the Toy Story shorts spinoff. He had already come to terms about being the favorite toy, moving with Bonnie and accepting everything. The reason the ending is not perfect, is because it blatantly assassinated his character. Woody's character was about his loyalty to his friends and his kid as well. He always empathetic to other toys, his friends and his kid. He doesn't consider himself as self importance, as he already come to terms with that. The movie didn't show and growth in him, it showed the regression in him. He whines about not being played with for 3 days out of 2 years, while he still kept his loyalty after being inside of a toybox for 9 years. Toy Story 3 *IS* and *ALWAYS WILL* be the perfect ending, No matter what you say about Toy Story 4. This movie is far worse than Cars 2 at this point Just my own penny on that matter

How about my penny on this. The reason the ending wasn't perfect for us, was because it assassinated his character. Even the Toy Story 3 director said that Woody would never leave Bonnie or his friends. Do you remember what Andy said to Bonnie in Toy Story 3? He said "Woody will never give up on you, No matter what". Leaving for Bo Peep just assassinates his character completely. His loyalty to his friends, and kid has always been his main character trait. Bonnie played with him in the movie and only didn't play with him for 3 out of the 7 days. And its not growth, its regression. He always had empathy for others, and was never self centered. He already came to terms with that in Toy Story 1 and 2. He helped Lotso only for him to betray Woody and his gang, because he had empathy. He cared for others, no matter how bad or good they are. Bonnie literally still cares about him. She played with him in this movie and the Toy Story shorts after Toy Story 3.

You can really see how much improved and dynamic the lighting is now.

@@Red_MOON187 Thats the only thing they have improved in Toy Story 4. When it comes to plot and character traits, they have significantly decreased. They made Buzz into someone who relies on his buttons for his "inner voice", despite knowing what a conscience means. They undo Jessie's character arc when she hyperventilates in a closet, while she already overcame her fear in Toy Story of Terror. Lastly, they undid Woody's character arc by forcefully making him leave Bonnie and his family behind, despite how loyal he is towards his family of toys, and towards his kid. The plot is just contrived luck and happens, because of lazy writing.

I like how bold this movie was, while I agree that it should've stopped at 3, I still enjoy this movie for doing the impossible

See my thing is, Woody's arc seems completely thematically consistent to me throughout. Like, even in TS1, we start with him having to adjust to the idea that he's not Andy's favorite anymore. The paradigm has shifted. Something has changed that must be accepted, because it can't go back to the way it was. And getting to know Buzz and discovering everything Buzz brings to the table shows him that yeah, he no longer has his old position, but he still has a place he belongs. TS2 presents our most antagonistic approach to change; completely denying it. All this attention gets lavished on Woody with the intention of preserving him as he is, not so he can do anything WITH what he is, but so he can in fact do nothing. All the dents and nicks he picked up as the sheriff of Andy's room are scrubbed and painted away; Andy's name is totally erased. He is too special for that now. But that's not what Woody actually WANTS for himself. He doesn't know what the future holds; he knows it must hold sadness and loss, but he accepts that as the price of having the adventure in the first place. He grabs the paradigm with his own hands and shifts it; okay, so he'll always have a slightly buffer arm. Okay, so he's bringing in even more competitors for Andy's attention. Okay, so there will come a day when Andy doesn't need him anymore--but none of that is happening right NOW. And then TS3 comes along, and...it is. By this point Woody has not only accepted newcomers to Andy's room, but losing a lot of his friends. He's separated from Bo, and unthinkably, from Andy. The age-old "we must return to Andy's side" that has been the motivating factor the entire series is no longer tenable; as with the rest, somehow, Woody must accept a new outlook on life that was initially unthinkable to him. TS4 continues this same train of thought. Now he's not only having to be in Bonnie's corner instead of Andy's, but he has to accept that he's nowhere CLOSE to Bonnie's favorite. He's not even sheriff anymore! And he's playing second-fiddle to a SPORK, and there's something beautiful in how the same cowboy doll that once knocked his rival out a window is now chasing after the literal plastic utensil that falls out on its own. He's accepted that, as painful as it is, he's out of his prime and he's had his time in the sun--so the only thing left is to pour all his energy into supporting the toys Bonnie cares the most about. But...is it really? Is all that thankless busybodying actually worth it? Is dooming himself to living in the shadow of his old life, just because he has some kind of moral conviction, actually going to be so important to Bonnie that he should grind himself down to fit inside it? Sometimes you're just not who you think you are. Sometimes you realize that, after thinking there's only one way to live your life, there was always an alternative you never acknowledged. That a tear in your sleeve or a missing arm doesn't "break" you. Coming out of the box and chipping your paint and scratching your face doesn't make you less valuable. All it demonstrates is that you lived your life, instead of letting it pass you by while you watched from a gilded cage of velvet ropes and museum glass. And sometimes there is freedom in reaching up, grabbing the string tying together everything you thought was supposed to define you, and ripping it out. Toy Story is about change. How hard it is, but also, how necessary.

@@axie545 This

@@axie545 This.... This is a take im willing to stand with here

@@axie545 Beautifully said!

I think maybe several years would have gone by and Woody (and possibly his other "lost toy" friends, but maybe just him) would be found somewhere by a child and taken home, then when they arrive we find out that the child's father is none other than Andy..and obviously there would be more to it than that but that's the general story

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@@maleighlovesbroadway Pixar should hire you

You didn't ask me BUT i think it would be so nice to have a fifth movie basically come full circle and end it with Woody being back in Andy's arms again. The whole traveling fair thing works perfectly too. Imagine years later when Andy is a good few years older Woody sees him again and makes a plan to be in his way if only for a moment just to re live old times but he's scared of what that might mean for him and his new way of life. He gets picked up by some kid,they run to their parents and it turns out,hey that's Andy.....wow. Andy grabs Woody and he looks at him with a warm face and says something like "Hey i used to have a woody toy....i had my name on his boot!" Telling his kid the story and showing his kid how he used to play with him. In the end basically,Woody goes back to Andy but in a different way cause now he can be there for his kid. I don't know,just the idea of closing it off like that would be really nice seeing as Andy had been such a prominent part of Woody's story SIGHS i can dream 😭😭

@@LovexScythe exactly what I was thinking!

Yeah it does kinda hurt but thats kinda realistic. It's exactly how kids are and as mad as you can get because you understand the value in a toy like Woody, she can't. She's not there yet.

I haven't watched that movie since I was a kid! I don't remember much, but that scene, when he's getting beaten, was the saddest and most horrible thing my 10 year old eyes had ever seen. I should check it out again.

Bonnie no longer needed Woody.

@@ianiant306 Why?

@@ianiant306 With that logic, Woody should’ve left Andy as soon as Buzz became his new favorite toy or when he grew up to be too old for toys.

I think Woody just realized thanks to Bo that he deserved better and there is whole world to explore. Much more than kid's room. In movie he still saying what he says in three previous films until he reunited with Bo who shows him completely new perspective on life. He didnt change his mind quickly. He made a choice because of new experience

@@ianiant306 Not necessarily true. She was just going through a phase where she wasn't playing with him as much. She still cared about him enough to bring him on the trip. He gave up on her way too easily.

Also Bonnie is the worst character in Toy Story 4.

Not really though, Woody was steadfastly loyal to Andy in Toy Story 1 and 2 but the whole point of 3 was him accepting that it was time to move on for himself, his friends and others sakes and 4 just explores that idea even more with Woody accepting that the kid he’d dedicated his life too has grown up, Bonnie doesn’t need nor particularly want him and his own happiness is just as important as anyone else’s

@@piracyisavictmlesscrime9248 I hope Andy doesn't come back to Bonnie's house and find out that she lost Woody.

@@piracyisavictmlesscrime9248 bonny was just a kid, theres no way she will keep true to the whole take care of the toys. Cause shes a kid and they're just toys in her mind, once she gets bored with one she'll change to a new one just like Andy did with Woody and Buzz

But Bonnie doesn’t need or want Woody, he’s done his job. There’s no point sitting in a room for a girl who doesn’t even notice him.

I disagree with the idea that it implies that Woody only stuck with Andy because he was his favourite TS1 made it perfectly clear that Buzz was his favourite yet Woody still dragged him back and TS2 had Woody deal with the fact that he was one injury away from being replaced and even if he stayed in one piece Andy would eventually grow out of playing with them but he still went back The point of TS4 is that it’s the first time Woody has ever had the apparent purpose of his life taken away from him, he’s not just not Bonnie’s favourite he’s not even on her radar and he can’t fill his role as leader because Bonnie’s toys already have one It’s the first time Woody explores that maybe what’s best for him is more important than desperately trying to make a child happy when they don’t need you and ultimately decided that what’s best for him is going out into the world and helping other toys find other children to make happy

i also disagree woody didnt give up on his kid. bonny gave up on him. he didnt have a purpous with bonny but he had a purpous with andy, he shaird the role of fave toy with buzz even when he was no longer the fave he still had a pourpous he was a leader to andys toys.

That's so cute

I'm 19. I have slept with my toy Squirtle, Squirtsy, since I was a baby. He's older than me. He came to college with me. He will outlast me. He is my ultimate comfort, and the idea of leaving him behind... yeah, no. I refuse.

I'm 28 and I've had the same beanie baby dog since I was 5, it's my oldest possession. He doesn't even have a name but I would never willingly give him up.

I still have my pink teddy bear I had since I was 5 and he's still next to my pillow. I'm 28 lol. I have other toys on display and I had them pretty much since I can remember.

Fax that’s me with my stuffed pig which s dressed as a pirate lol 😂

“You’ve got the makings of greatness in ya…”

Makes me cry every damn time

I actually enjoyed Finding Dory and Toy Story 4, but yes, Pixar has been making WAY too many sequels lately.

Come on soul was amazing

idk, Soul and Luca were amazing and very non-traditional.

@@darksev.6468 but luca didn’t have a twist, they played it too safe for that one

What about lightyear and turning red what do you guys think about those new movies