Movie Review - Toy Story 5

Director: McKenna Harris, Andrew Stanton
Genre: Animation/ Family/ Drama
Runtime: 102 minutes
Year: 2026
Starring: Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack, Conan O’Brien, Greta Lee, Bonnie Hunt, Wallace Shawn, Kristen Schaal, Ernie Hudson, John Ratzenberger
 
Description: Woody (Tom Hanks), Buzz (Tim Allen), Jessie (Joan Cusack) and the rest of the gang’s jobs are challenged when they’re introduced to electronics, a new threat to playtime.
 
Review: When Pixar announced that a fifth “Toy Story” film was in the works, the film world reacted with a healthy dose of skepticism. After the emotional and perfect farewell in the third installment, and the surprisingly strong epilogue in the fourth, it really seemed like the series had run its course. With “Toy Story 5”, however, directors Andrew Stanton and McKenna Harris prove the opposite. The film manages to tackle relevant, modern themes without losing the nostalgic spirit of the franchise.

In “Toy Story 5”, Bonnie struggles with a universal modern problem: the allure of the digital screen. Woody, Buzz, and the rest of the gang are pushed into the background by tablets, smartphones, and high-tech VR headsets. When Bonnie’s favorite new gadget becomes infected with a malicious computer virus, her digital world is in danger of crashing. To save their child’s memories and happiness, the toys must literally travel into the digital world. There, they face an army of forgotten tech-toys and a glitchy, manipulative AI villain.

The greatest compliment “Toy Story 5” deserves is how cleverly it handles the concept of toys in today’s world. While the earlier films revolved around growing up and letting go, this installment tackles the struggle between tangible nostalgia and the all-powerful screen time. The transition to the digital world within the film brings a fresh dynamic. Pixar uses this scenario to showcase breathtaking animation techniques. The contrast between the warm, tactile textures of the classic toys and the neon-lit, sometimes eerily perfect digital environment are visually masterful.

As always, the humor is multi-layered. There are quick, physical jokes for younger viewers and sharp, satirical jabs at tech culture for adults. The introduction of outdated video game consoles and crashed software avatars, provides some hilarious moments. I especially loved Smarty Pants, voiced by Conan O’Brien. The reunion between Woody and Buzz remains the emotional anchor of the film.

“Toy Story 5” isn’t just another cash-grab, but a loving and much-needed reflection of what play means today.

Rating: 4/ 5

10s Movie Review - Toy Story of Terror

Director: Angus MacLane
Genre: Animation/ Comedy/ Family/ Adventure
Runtime: 22 minutes
Year: 2013
Starring: Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack, Don Rickles, Carl Weathers, Timothy Dalton, Stephen Tobolowsky, Wallace Shawn, Kristen Schaal, Kate McKinnon, Ken Marino

Description: Woody (Tom Hanks) and the gang are held up at a roadside motel and members of the group start to disappear. Woody sets about getting to the bottom of the mystery.

I WATCHED THIS MOVIE FOR MY 2024 MOVIE CHALLENGE.
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Review: The “Toy Story” series is very high on my list of favorite Pixar films. The third film is my favorite and I really enjoy all the characters in this franchise. Even in a short story like “Toy Story of Terror”, you get tons of laughs from all these fun characters.

The toys are in the trunk of the car, traveling with Bonnie and her family, when they get car trouble. They have to stay overnight at a roadside motel. Strange things start to happen at night, when members of the gang start to disappear.

This short film was release around Halloween time in 2013 and has a pretty simple premise. It even introduces a few new characters. It’s not a horror film of course, it’s supposed to be for the entire family. But there are some nods to “Psycho”, for the adults. It’s a fun little short film, I enjoyed it and really loved seeing all the characters together again.

Rating: 4/ 5

Movie Reviews - Toy Story 4

Director: Josh Cooley
Genre: Animation/ Adventure/ Family
Runtime: 100 minutes
Year: 2019
Starring: Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Annie Potts, Tony Hale, Keegan-Michael Key, Christina Hendricks, Jordan Peele, Keanu Reeves, Jay Hernandez, Joan Cusack, Bonnie Hunt, Kristen Schaal, Wallace Shaw, John Ratzenberg, June Squibb, Carl Weathers, Don Rickles, Jeff Carlin, Estelle Harris, Laurie Metcalf, Mel Brooks, Timothy Dalton, Betty White, Bill Hader, Carol Burnett, Flea

Description: When a new toy called “Forky” joins Woody and the gang, a road trip alongside old and new friends reveals how big the world can be for a toy.

Review: Promises are meant to be broken. At least for Disney and Pixar. Because they had sworn that “Toy Story 2” would be there only sequel. Because mostly sequels aren’t as successful. Not for this series. So far, the third film was their best. But will the fourth (and final) film be better too.
“Toy Story 3” was such a perfect film. It touched all the emotions and was so well created. And in the end all of Andy’s toys were handed over to Bonnie. And although the story continues with her in part 4, we start the movie with a prologue in the form of a flashback.
Toddler Bonnie loves her toys and is very creative. But she also leaves some of them behind sometimes, which frustrates Woody, because he is one of those toys. When she goes to school for the first time, she is anxious. It’s hard for her to connect with other children, but Woody helps her a bit after he smuggled himself into the classroom. He tosses Bonnie some old crafty supplies and she creates: Forky. Bonnie and her new friend are inseparable and he comes to life and joins Woody’s gang. And because Forky is new to this world, he wants nothing else but to get away. Woody dedicates his life to keeping Forky safe, for Bonnie.
When Bonnie and het family are going on a roadtrip, the toys come along. And a new adventure begins. When old and new friends come together.
Visually, Pixar knocks it out of the park once again. But also the characters. The ones we were familiar with are back, but we also get to meet new characters. Like a bright colored chick and bunny, doll Gabby Gabby and stuntman Duke Kaboom.
The story is a little bit behind when it comes to the other three movies. It’s pretty straight forward and doesn’t have many surprises. I still loved the movie, but I think this should really be the end of the series.

Rating: 4/ 5

100 Movie Challenge 2016 - # 19: Galaxy Quest

Director: Dean Parisot

Genre: Adventure/ Science Fiction/ Comedy

Runtime: 102 minutes

Year: 1999

Starring: Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, Alan Rickman, Tony Shalhoub, Sam Rockwell, Daryl Mitchell, Missi Pyle, Justin Long, Rainn Wilson

Description: The alumni cast of a space opera television series have to play their roles as the real thing when an alien race needs their help.

Review: Sigourney Weaver is no stranger to the science fiction genre. In “Galaxy Quest” this genre is mocked. Together with Tim Allen and Alan Rickman, they play actors from an old science fiction TV show called “Galaxy Quest”.

The movie starts with a segment from that show, that stopped running after 1982. Eighteen years later the actors are still going to conventions in the costumes of their characters. The relationship between all the actors isn’t as good as it used to be. Jason Nesmith, who played Commander Taggert on the show, is the only one who’s still happy with his fame. The others are annoyed by his arrogance.

The next day, Jason wakes up with a hangover and a group of strange people is waiting for him at the door. They ask Jason to join them on their spaceship, not knowing that they are actual aliens, to fight the evil General Sarris. Jason manages to get the rest of the cast to go with him. The aliens think that the TV show is a documentary and see the actors as their role models. Their spaceship is an exact copy of the one in the TV show.

If you know “Star Trek”, you can see many resemblances. This is what the creators wanted, because the film mocks the genre. “Galaxy Quest” is really funny, both when it comes to the characters and the situations they get themselves into. Tim Allen is perfect for a movie like this and Sigourney Weaver fits in as well. Alan Rickman not so much, so you would think, but this is one of his best roles. He is surprisingly hilarious and steals every scene he is in. I also loved Sam Rockwell, who plays a character who had a guest role on the show once and his character died. Now he is afraid he will die in real life.

“Galaxy Quest” is a movie that many people probably won’t like, because it’s sometimes a bit ridiculous. But I loved this movie!

Rating: 4,5/ 5

Me and 3 "Toy Story" Movies

I rewatched the complete “Toy Story” trilogy last weekend and it’s actually one of my favorites movie series of all time. It’s going to have another sequel in 2017, but for now it’s the perfect opportunity to use those three movies for this item.

Toy Story

Genre: Animation/ Family/ Comedy/ Adventure

Year: 1995

Director: John Lasseter

Cast: Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Don Rickles, Jim Varney, Wallace Shawn, John Ratzenberger, Annie Potts, John Morris, Erik von Detten, Laurie Metcalf, R. Lee Ermey, Sarah Freeman, Penn Jillette, Jack Angel, Spencer Aste

Description: Cowboy doll Woody (Tom hanks) is profoundly threatened and jealous when the new spaceman figure Buzz (Tim Allen) supplants him as top toy in a boy's room.

Opinion: Groundbreaking at the time, because it was the first fully computer animated cartoon. It looks stunning and it gave us some of the greatest Disney characters of all time.

Favorite character: Rex (voiced by Wallace Shawn)

Most memorable quote: “What if Andy gets another dinosaur? A mean one? I just don't think I can take that kind of rejection!” – Rex -

Best scene: The moment where Rex is trying to scare Woody, but he doesn’t seem impressed at all.

Toy Story 2

Genre: Animation/ Family/ Comedy/ Adventure

Year: 1999

Director: John Lasseter, Ash Brannon, Le Unkrich

Cast: Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Don Rickles, Jim Varney, Wallace Shawn, John Ratzenberger, Annie Potts, John Morris, Laurie Metcalf, Joan Cusack, Kelsey Grammar, Wayne Knight, Estelle Harris, Jodi Benson, Joe Ranft

Description: When Woody (Tom Hanks) is stolen by a toy collector (Wayne Knight), Buzz (Tim Allen) and his friends vow to rescue him, but Woody finds the idea of immortality in a museum tempting.

Opinion: Another great adventure of our most beloved toys. Almost as great as the first movie.

Favorite character: Rex (Voiced by Wallace Shawn)

Most memorable quote: “How do you spell F.B.I.?” – Rex -

Best scene: That moment where Woody is fixed up by a toy maker.

Toy Story 3

Genre: Animation/ Family/ Comedy/ Adventure

Year: 2010

Director: Lee Unkrich

Cast: Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Michael Keaton, Whoopi Goldberg, John Ratzenberger, Joan Cusack, Bonnie Hunt, Timothy Dalton, R. Lee Ermey, Wallace Shawn, Cheech Marin, Frank Welker, Jodi Benson, Laurie Metcalf, Kristen SChaal, Don Rickles, Ned Beatty, Jeff Garlin, Eden Riegel, Gilbert Gottfried, John Morris, Blake Clark, Lee Unkrich, Estelle Harris, Charles Adler, Lou Romano, Elissa Knight, Beatrice Miller, Jeff Pidgeon, Teddy Newton

Description: The toys are mistakenly delivered to a day-care center instead of the attic right before Andy leaves for college, and it's up to Woody to convince the other toys that they weren't abandoned and to return home.

Opinion: Just when we thought Pixar made one sequel too many, they made “Toy Story 3”. And they also created some great, awesome and loveable new characters!

Favorite character: Rex (Voiced by Wallace Shawn)

Most memorable quote: “Oh yes! Return of the Astro-Nut!” – Hamm -

Best scene: That scene after the credits, where Mr. Pricklepants and one of the aliens are playing there version of Romeo and Juliet.

Favorite of the 3: “Toy Story 3”

100 Movie Challenge 2014 - # 43: Chimpanzee

Director: Alastair Fothergill, Mark Linfield
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 78 minutes
Year: 2012
Starring: Tim Allen (narrator)

Description: The 3-months-old chimpanzee Oscar is separated from his troop and is then adopted by the fully-grown male Freddy.

Review: There are only a few animals on our planet that have more in common with us humans then chimpanzees. Their mimics, skills and behavior are all very close to ours. In “Chimpanzee” it’s the very adorable baby chimp Oscar and alpha male Freddy we follow. In the first part of the film we learn about the interaction between Oscar and his caring mother Isha. From far a rivaling group of chimpanzees is lurking to strike. When that happens Oscar and his mother get separated and he finds a surrogate in Freddy. It’s very unusual for a male chimp to care for a baby that isn’t his own.
“Chimpanzee” is a beautiful film. The visuals are stunning, everything is very clear. Especially the night scene with Scar and his group, with thunder and lightning in the background. The story is also vibrant and engrossing. The behavior of these interesting creatures is well captured in detail.
It’s very Disney to create an opposition between huggable heroes and sardonic villains. Scar and his companions are invariably described as an unrestrained mob that is out plundering in the territory of Oscar. The contrast between the ‘good’ group of Freddy and Oscar and the villainous gang of Scar is too heavily exaggerated, because terms like good and bad in nature are barely usable and basically non-existent.
Still “Chimpanzee” is a stunning documentary that will grab people from all ages and keeps your attention at all times. Even with the few little flaws it has, it’s a film I would highly recommend.

Rating: 4/ 5

Top 5 Thursday: Characters from "Toy Story" series

"Toy Story" isn't just for kids!! I love it. And that's mainly because of its cute, funny, great and amazing characters. Here are my five favorites.

5. Buzz Lightyear
He's one of the two leading characters and in the beginning the most ignorant. Buzz really thinks he's an astronaut and not a toy. I liked him in the third installment, where he's set to Spanish mode.

4. Hamm
A talking piggy bank... Hamm is funny and knows much about the world outside. I like how he feels uncomfortable when his cork is out.

3. Aliëns
They are adorable. Especially when they see Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head as their parents. And how they say, ooooh.....

2. Mr. Potato Head
His humor is priceless and he can change his face in one second. And then I mean literaly change it. And the burrito version of him is also funny.

1. Rex
The number one was easy! Rex is such a loveable dino, although he is supposed to be a scary tyrannosaurus. He is constantly worried about the fact he isn't scary enough and that his arms are to short. We love his naive view on the world.

They almost made the top 5: Slinky, Weezy and Mr. Pricklepants.

Movie Moments: "Toy Story 3"

The first two installments of this series have already been in this item. "Toy Story 3" is also full of great, memorable scenes so here are the best ones lined up for you.

Moment # 1: Opening
Mr. Potato Head is stealing money from a train. Woody tries to stop him with the help of Jessie and Bullseye. When the train almost crashes, Buzz comes to the rescue. Rex helps them and is finally scary and Hamm is evil Dr. Pork chop. Yes we’ve entered Andy’s imagination again.

Moment # 2: Buster
All the toys, besides Woody, accidentally end up in the trash. Woody needs to think of something so he calls Buster the dog. He got older, so he’s really slow. Woody gets on his back, but Buster roles over and lands on Woody.

Moment # 3: New toys!
Woody, Buzz and all of their toy friends are in a box. They arrived at Sunnyside Daycare. They are really curious about what’s going on outside the box. Rex eventually gets too excited and knocks over the box. They fall over and see a lot of new toys.

Moment # 4: The caterpillar room
The toys are very excited about their new home, they think it’s really nice. But that changes when they finally meet the kids. They are too young and can’t play properly with the toys. Slinky has three aliens curled up in his spiral, Rex lost his tail, Jessie is covered in paint and Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head got all their parts mixed up. They don’t like it anymore and realize that Woody, who got out, was right all along.

Moment # 5: Chuckles
Woody is at Bonnie’s house. He really likes her and he’s happy that someone finally played with him again. But Woody feels he has to return to his actual owner Andy. When Bonnie’s toys find out that Woody’s friends are at the Sunnyside Daycare, they get really worried. Sunnyside isn’t a nice place. Woody doesn’t understand, because Lotso was a very nice toy. Chuckles, an angry clown, can tell him everything about Lotso, who isn’t nice at all. Woody realizes he has to save his friends.

Moment # 6: The plan
Woody arrives at the daycare and has a plan to get his friends out of Sunnyside. Mr. Potato Head distracts the big baby and Woody and Slinky catch “the monkey”. Barbie distract Ken in order to get the manual to reset Buzz. Hamm and Rex pretend to fight so that Jessie and Bullseye can capture Buzz, who was set into demo mode. In the mean time Mr. Potato Head puts all of his parts on a tortilla, but falls apart because of a pigeon. Barbie gets her hands on the manual to reprogram Buzz. Mr. Potato Head returns as a hotdog and all of the toys are together again and ready to escape.

Moment # 7: Buzz tries to impress Jessie
The toys reprogrammed Buzz, but something went wrong. He now is set into the Spanish mode. He tries to impress Jessie with his Spanish dance moves. Jessie doesn’t really know what to do with it.

Moment # 8: Buzz saves Jessie
All the toys are in the dumpster and Jessie is in trouble. Spanish Buzz sees her and saves her. Something heavy drops and he makes sure Jessie is save, but Buzz is hit. When he wakes up, Buzz is himself again and Jessie is very happy.

Moment # 9: Saved by the claw
Woody, Buzz and their friends think that it’s over. They grab each others hands, but all of a sudden the three little aliens save them with a giant claw.

Moment # 10: Andy and Bonnie
Woody writes Andy a note. He wants all the toys to got to Bonnie, instead of putting them in the attic. Andy introduces all the toys to Bonnie, including Woody, and he wants her to take good care of them because they mean a lot to him. Andy stays a little longer to play with Bonnie and the toys.

Moment # 11: Trixie and Rex play a videogame (end credits)
Rex finally found a dinosaur friend, Trixie. She also happens to love videogames and they make a great team together.

Moment # 12: Romeo & Juliet (end credits)
Mr. Pricklepants performs as Romeo and his Juliet is one of the little aliens.


Favorite Moment: Moment # 12: Romeo & Juliet

Movie Moments: "Toy Story 2"

I already shared my favorite moments from "Toy Story" with you, so now it's time for the second installment.

Moment # 1: Rex plays a videogame
We see Buzz in action. When he faces his enemy Zurg, we see that it’s Rex playing a Buzz Lightyear videogame. He says he is never going to beat Zurg because his arms are to short.

Moment # 2: “How do you spell F.B.I.?”
While Hamm is reviewing what happened to Woody, the toys are trying to figure out how to get him back. All of a sudden Rex comes running and asks them: “How do you spell F.B.I?”

Moment # 3: Woody meets Bullseye, Jessie and Stinky Pete
Woody was stolen and when he’s trying to escape he meets horse Bullseye, cowgirl Jessie and Stinky Pete. They all know Woody, but he doesn’t understand how. They show him. Woody used to be the star of a TV-show and had a lot of merchandize.

Moment # 4: Camouflage
Buzz and some of the other toys are on their way to save Woody. They have to be careful so no one sees them. Buzz goes first and Rex follows him. He’s covered in leafs, but loses them when he starts walking. Mr. Potato Head, Hamm and Slinky are next and Hamm trips. Coins role out and he says that they can’t look until he’s got the cork back in.

Moment # 5: Traffic cones
Buzz, Hamm, Slinky, Rex and Mr. Potato Head have to cross a street. They get under some orange traffic cones. When they reach the other side Mr. Potato Head says it went well, not knowing that they left behind a huge traffic disaster.

Moment # 6: Fixing up Woody
Al called someone to fix Woody. He cleans him up, repairs his arm and paints over Andy’s name. He looks like new and Woody is thrilled.

Moment # 7: Buzz fights Buzz
Buzz is looking around in Al’s toy store and sees hundreds of Buzz Lightyear dolls. One of them attacks Buzz and they start to fight.

Moment # 8: Barbie
Hamm, Rex, Slinky and Mr. Potato Head are in a car and drive through the Barbie aisle. Their jaws drop and Mr. Potato Head keeps telling himself that he’s a married spud.

Moment # 9: “Ride like the wind!”
Woody and Jessie are playing around. He gets on Bullseye and yells “Ride like the wind Bullseye!” But instead of riding off, he falls.

Moment # 10: “I am your father”
Fake Buzz is fighting Zurg. Buzz tells him he killed his father and Zurg tells him he is his father. Rex defeats Zurg and is very excited that he finally did.

Moment # 11: Welcome home Andy
Andy returns from cowboy camp. All his toys, including Jessie and Bullseye, are waiting for him and welcoming him home.

Moment # 12: Daddy
Because Mr. Potato Head saved the three little aliens, they keep telling him they are enternaly grateful. Mrs. Potato Head is very proud and thinks the aliens are so cute she wants to adopt them. The aliens immediately call him daddy.

Favorite Moment: Moment # 2: “How do you spell F.B.I.?”

Movie Moments: "Toy Story"

I recently shared my top five of favorite Pixar movies with you. "Toy Story" was also on that list and I picked the best moments from that movie. I'm planning to do that with all three the movies, but first "Toy Story".

Moment # 1: Opening
We meet Andy. He’s playing with his toys: Rex, Hamm, Mr. Potato Head, Slinky, but most of all Woody. His favorite toy who he spends most of his time with.

Moment # 2: Aaaargh!
Woody is looking for his sketch pad when all of a sudden Rex jumps out and roars at Woody. Rex wants to scare him, but it’s obviously not working. Sometimes he thinks he’s coming off as annoying but Rex just wants to be scary.

Moment # 3: Buzz Lightyear
Andy received his gift, but one present is still unknown. The other toys want to find out what Andy got for his birthday and they discover it’s a Buzz Lightyear doll. He thinks he really is Buzz Lightyear and doesn’t realize he’s just a toy. Everybody but Woody thinks Buzz is amazing.

Moment # 4: Woody and Buzz fight
While waiting in the car, Woody sees Buzz who he just pushed out of a window. Buzz is OK, but he’s mad at Woody for what he did. They start to fight and Andy and his family drive away and leave them behind.

Moment # 5: The claw
Buzz thinks he sees a spaceship at Pizza Planet and climbs in it. Woody follows him, but it’s just a grab machine filled with little alien toys. They tell Buzz and Woody that “the claw” is in charge and that if it grabs you, you’re the chosen one. Sid discovers that there’s a Buzz Lightyear doll in the machine and tries to grab it. He succeeds and also takes Woody.

Moment # 6: Buzz at the tea party
After Buzz realized that he’s not real, but a toy, Sid’s sister Hannah finds him and has a tea party with him, Woody distracts Hannah and tries to get Buzz out of there. Buzz is depressed and feels useless.

Moment # 7: Woody calls for help
Woody sees Hamm and Mr. Potato Head from Sid’s room. He calls them for help, but the other toys don’t want to save him because they still think Woody killed Buzz. When Woody tries to convince them that he and Buzz are friends now by using Buzz’ broken arm, they believe him. Until the toys see it’s just Buzz’ arm, they call him a murderer and Rex even throws up.

Moment # 8: Scaring Sid
Buzz is about to be blown up by Sid, so Woody and all of Sid’s weird toys decide to scare Sid. It works and they are able to free Buzz.

Moments # 9: The rocket
Woody and Buzz are trying to catch up with Andy’s moving truck and their toy friends. After trying a couple of times, they realize that Buzz still has a rocket strapped to himself. Woody lights it and they manage to get into the car with Andy and his family.

Moment # 10: Mrs. Potato Head
Andy and his family celebrate Christmas at their new house. The toys are anxious about the presents and listen to the walkie-talkie. Andy receives a Mrs. Potato Head which especially excites Mr. Potato Head. He says he has to shave and takes of his mustache.

Favorite Moment: Moment # 2: Aaaaargh!

In the Picture: The Characters from "Toy Story"

Disney movies are great, even when your getting older. Off course the handdrawn animated movies have more charm, but I came to love the Pixar movies. "Toy Story" is one of my favorites and here are all the important characters from the first installment.

Woody
Voiced by: Tom Hanks
Woody is Andy's favorite toy. He loves Andy with all his heart and he is devastaded when he finds out about his newest toy. Woody is a very jealous cowboy when he finds out that Andy is paying more attention to Buzz and he tries to do anything in his power to become Andy's number one again. Woody is a leader and someone others trust.

Buzz Lightyear
Voiced by: Tim Allen
Buzz is Andy's new favorite toy and he's loving it. He's a bit unwordly, he can't tell the difference between fantasy and reality. Buzz is a very confused astronaut after entering the world of Andy and his toys. But he means well. He just wants to fit in with the rest of the toys.

Rex
Voiced by: Wallace Shawn
Rex is an excitable, large, plastic Tyrannosaurus Rex. He's very curious, suffers from anxiety and is constantly concerned that he isn't scary enough. Rex is a loveable dinosaur, not very smart but big hearted and a true friend.

Hamm
Voiced by: John Ratzenberger
Hamm is a wise-cracking piggy bank and a realist. Out of all the toys he seems to have the most knowledge about the outside world.

Slinky Dog Voiced by: Jim Varney
Slinky is a dachshund with a metal slinky for a body and he's like every other dog: faithful to its owner. He's Woody's go-to-guy when he needs advice or an opinion.

Mr. Potato Head
Voiced by: Don Rickles
Mr. Potato Head is very moody and always sarcastic. With his many faces, he has a great sense of humour and only one wish: a Mrs. Potato Head for Andy's birthday.

Andy
Voiced by: John Morris
Andy is a kid like any other kid. Enthusiastic and thrilled for its new toys. He has always been very attached to his doll Woody, but even Andy needs a change once in a while. Buzz is that change. But he found a place in his heart for both Woody and Buzz.

Sid
Voiced by: Erik von Detten
Sid is the kid that lives next door to Andy and his family. He is the complete opposite, because he doesn't really take good care of his toys. He blows them up, disfigures them and reattaches other parts to different toys.

Bo Peep
Voiced by: Annie Potts
She herds sheep and is really sweet and pretty. Woody secretly likes her and blushes everytime he sees her. She's calm and loving but can also be daring and seductive.

Aliëns
Voiced by: Jeff Pidgeon
The cute three-eyed aliëns live in a claw game. Buzz hides in it when he thinks it's a spaceship and after he meets hundreds of them, the aliëns see him as their leader. They are very obedient.

Favorite Character: Rex