Toy Story 5 - Did We Really Need This?

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  @CJ-1776June 19, 2026

  They ended it perfectly in TS3. There was no reason to go anywhere beyond that. *edit - no reason except for shameless cash grabs... ;)

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  @seanmcgregor1035June 19, 2026

  I’ll make a thousand Toy Story’s before I let this company die! -Pixar, probably

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  @joshg.6315June 19, 2026

  This reminds me of that gag from Family Guy about Disney’s needless sequels. Aladdin 4: Jaffar Might Need Glasses 😂

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  @Lionstar16June 19, 2026

  No, as far as I'm concerned - the Toy Story films ended with the toys saying goodbye to Andy on that porch and that's that.

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  @Flokiabob311June 19, 2026

  The plot: Bullseye dies, but they just keep beating him

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  @tylergoodman3560June 19, 2026

  TS5: The quest for more money. Great video drinker 🎉

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  @timebomb42June 19, 2026

  "Did we really need this?" that phrase can be used for 90% of Hollywood projects today. There's really no point to it.

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  @TwineLightMediaJune 19, 2026

  Disney how long will you milk this franchise? Disney: To Infinity and Beyond….

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  @basher2209June 19, 2026

  Toy Story 3 should have been the end. It celebrated the children who grew up with the characters entering adulthood and passing on the wonders of childhood to the next generation.

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  @milton7763June 19, 2026

  Toy Story 4 already felt like Mike Tyson coming out of retirement to go fight some youtube hobo

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  @OffTheCouchTokJune 19, 2026

  The franchise is A Zombie at this point, The Walking Dead: Andys Room

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  @tapaspandey8107June 19, 2026

  If I had a dollar for everytime Disney trying to revive the dead horses, I would be a millionaire by now.

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  @redmistbluemissJune 19, 2026

  Toy Story 3's ending was such a profound ending that only grows on you more the older you get.

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  @justaregularuser79June 19, 2026

  Toy Story is a franchise that managed to do what most fail at: A good Sequel AND Trilogy. That's very difficult to pull off, but Pixar did it. Instead of allowing the story to end they've expanded it when they didn't need to. John Lasseter said himself "a good story has a beginning, a middle and end". Pixar needs to let the Toys' Story end.

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  @Rogue-a-PogueJune 19, 2026

  From the company that failed to sell Lightyear, Marvel and Star Wars toys: a movie showing parents the importance of buying their children toys.

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  @TheRayfield77June 23, 2026

  Honestly if this movie can convey to kids just how bad it is to sit and stare at a screen all day, then it's movie of the century.

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  @VherstinaeJune 20, 2026

  Something to remember is that all of Pixar’s movies, up to and including Wall-E, were invented during a single extended lunch wherein all of their best writers and other creative types brainstormed for hours. Most of those writers and artists have since been fired or otherwise chased away, so the talent to make more good movies is gone.

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  @CuhrysuJune 22, 2026

  4:50 I’m sorry, what? The movie *does* hit on the point of technology needing a balance. That’s literally *how* the movie ends, with technology still playing a role, but not being the only thing Bonnie and Blaze use to play. It portrays the bad and the good that technology can do throughout the whole movie, and ultimately ends it with “there can be balance”.

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  @fernandofaria2872June 22, 2026

  I just had an amazing thought: I've decided that parts 4 and 5 are not canon, and Toy Story is a perfect trilogy. Life is good.

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  @KapyBarra41June 23, 2026

  Bruh I watched it with my kids and holy moly it was good. Let yourself enjoy it and it was a really good time. It gives me hope they're trying to learn from the mistakes of the past by actually just writing really good stories.

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