>It's busted>Who you calling busted, buster?.... That's right. I'm talking to you, Sid Phillips
>>143315452I love Toy Story
Tom Hanks sucks so bad
Very different from the rest of the franchise
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>>143315452>this broke Sid's brain so much that he likely had to go through years of therapy and ended up becoming a garbageman because he was otherwise unemployable
>>143315611>implying being a garbageman is a bad jobIt's better than being a retail slave. You get good pay and good benefits.
>>143315452>break the rulesSo, which rules are these?
>>143315619Wait, really?
>>143315611>working under one of the most secure Unions in the country>clocks out by early afternoon>making around $60-90k a year given his suburbs route>great pension>reliable job securitySounds like Sid got a sweet deal to me.
>>143315452toy story cam copyhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1Rv485uX5IgV2PjoKco-APuVB9wA3Mggy
Toy Story 1, the Brad Bird movies (The Incredibles and Ratatouille) and the Andrew Stanton movies (Finding Nemo and WALL-E) are different from all the rest of Pixar's filmography.
>>143315511This was probably even more disturbing to a lot of people at the time because they hadn't grown accustomed to CGI detail animated movies.
>>143315701>>143315705>>143315511>>143315493FUCK OFFNOBODY IS IMPRESSED WITH YOUR WIKIPEDIA SPAM BULLSHIT
>>143315667Sanitation is one of the most secure jobs in the nation. The Garbagemen Union in NYC (Local 831) is basically untouchable.
>>143315667Would you try to fuck with the pay and benefits of someone who can dump a half ton of used diapers on your lawn?
>>143315667Yes. It's not glamorous, but it is essential. Same with janitors, frankly. It's amazing how dirty things get when janitors/garbage men go on strike. It's looked down on because it's dirty and smelly, and I guess you don't need much of a brain to do it. But like I said, it's incredibly important.
just think, this entire movie takes place in one week.
>>143315701Every Pixar film until Up was so full of life and serious passion. The famous lunch Lasseter, Doctor, Stanton, and Ranft had together right before Toy Story wrapped up were everyone was brainstorming ideas for what their next films should be, and how they have the ability to create the most touching and creative stories through the visualization of 3D computer-generated animation, as in those days was still new to so many people and seen as the most revolutionary thing in modern film.Then all of a sudden the magic went away.
>>143316273and the second one takes place in less than 3 days.
>>143315667Garbage men make very good pay with very good health benefits and job security.Considering Sid got his foot in the door early, he's basically set for life.
>>143316423Andy went to camp for a month
>>143315664>no talking or moving freely while humans are around>no scaring childrenThe real question is who made these rules and why does every toy seem to know them?
>>143315705It's funny how as a kid I found that character completely terrifying, but then immediately warmed up to it when I learned it was friendly. Context really is anything. Don Bluth was onto something when he said "You can subject kids to anything as long as you attach a happy ending" or whatever the quote was.
so play nice
>>143315452how did buzz know to freeze up when andy was aroud?
>>143315511>>143315705Y'know I hadn't really considered that, Toy Story (and many fully CG films by extension) must've been TERRIFYING at the time
>>143315611Thanks to comic books, we also know those therapy ramblings included stuff about closet monsters.
Has anyone noted that by the time Toy Story 5 comes out, the very concept of children's toys will be outdated? This keeps me up at night...
>>143319223what are you talking about Anon? I still see kids playing with toys. Not every zoomer or gen alpha is an iPad kid.
>>143315452How did he get away with this masquerade breech?
Who you calling busted butt-hole
>>143315511>>143318267I was a kid and I remember seeing this when it came out. I don't remember being shock and awed by CG. I don't know if adults were blown away by the tech at the time, but for a kid, you had other areas of CG exposure before you came into contact with Toy Story, like video games and a lot of shows and commercials were experimenting with it. I remembered Ecco the Dolphin's 3D cutscenes as looking photorealistic until I decided to revisit them on YouTube. Even for stuff like The Mask, I remember the effects looking seamless. Of course now, you can spot how obviously CG it is. But at the time, it was all you knew, so you never viewed CG as uncanny or bizarre-- it was just like... that's what it looks like.
>>143316283>until Upjust because you're not supposed to like that movie here doesn't make it any less of a pure Pixar movie, come on now.
If anything this movie made me more sadistic to my toys as a kid>Talk>…>Talk, damn you!>…>Very well. Ve have vays of making you talk, Herr He-Man
>>143318014base instinct, which his schizo internal narrative rationalized as a survival method
>>143321273The Mask and especially Jurassic Park still look good to me. The latter especially I still struggle to pick out when it's CG and when it's animatronics. Back to the Future Part 2 has a lot of CG in the 2015 section that isn't immediately noticeable, and that movie was made in 1989.
>>143315452Is it really true that they're going to make another TS movie? What's could even be about?
I’m surprised Sid didn’t end up becoming this one schizo that would try to prove toys are cursed.Wonder what hobby he took after toys ruined his childhood
Sid is making 6 figures with OT with a union job,while Andy is going to be 6 figures in debt graduating college only to be laid off by his corporate owners because they offshored his job to China and hired Jeets to replace him. Sid is the one with the last laugh
>>143316716you sure? because there is NO way Buzz and the gang were on the street for a month.
>Hannah! Hey, Hannah!>What?>Did I get my package in the mail?>I don't know>What do you mean you don't know?>I. Don't. KnowI like that small exchange between Sid and his sister
>>143323179He's wrong. TS2 takes place in less than 3 days.
>Sid's dog chases Buzz to a room. The dog pokes his head through the door, sees that Sid's father is asleep while surrounded by beer cans, and then leaves to not wake him up, not caring that Buzz is insideThis is different from other Pixar movies
>>143320413Kids still play with toys and watch cartoons, the thing is every year the age bar for them decreases, if a 8 years old kid plays with toys the others will call them a babyThat's why companies are trying to make toddler cartoons
>>143323540So that's why "THE AMAZING DIGITAL CIRCUS" has been such a success!
>>143315493I don't see how. All the movies revolve around the same ideas and characters and have the same tone and art style.
>>143323474Because it implied an abusive father?
>>143317063It's weird that Buzz Lightyears don't know they're toys at first, yet they apparently all follow these rules too. Maybe it's some kind of instinct toys have that they have to try really hard to override.
>>143319223I'm 21 and still have my Bionicles
>>143323566>>143323540>>143320413>>143319223Well, you can indeed consider plushies and action models toys, so I guess toys have never really disappeared, it's just that the target audience is all over the place now.
>>143315705>>143318267>>143321273I remember being a kid and the concepts of movies being magical. Before I learned about 2d animation Cg animation Practical effectsDigital effects A small time when you just watched a movie and took everything in. The idea of this is fake, but your brain still enjoying it.
>>143323214Cheeky brat..
I kinda like how Toy Story 1 lowkey has a few "musical" scenes ("you got a friend in me", during the intro; "strange things are happening to me", during when Woody is pissed off at Buzz; "sailing no more", when Buzz is at his lowpoint). In that regard, it's totally different from the other Pixar films. These scene are almost musical, in the sense that the songs are expressing the emotions of the characters, but it's not recognizable as being 90's Disney.
A Bug's Life was a downgrade from this movie in almost every aspect.
>>143315452God this kid scared me more than any other Disney or Pixar villain.
>>143323622And an animal abuser if a dipshit dog would rather let prey/an intruder go than risk waking up his owner
>>143326661fr?
>>143326661pussy
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>>143315667No college debt and can retire in his 50s.
>>143323474>>143323622He fucks his dog
>>143315619As they should, they're taking care of one of the most undesirable jobs imaginable. If they want people to work in such conditions, they better compensate them.
>>143323474L O R E
>>143329375Holy fuck seeing the digits get blocked out just awoken so many memories
>>143323622not abusive, just lazy and mildly neglectful. trust me, when it comes
>>143328013Yeah. I thought Hopper was simply cool.
>>143329338Anon, I was 4.
>>143315677Seems like it would be perfect for labour hire Mexicans. You wouldn’t need to pay all that and it’s low status too.
>>143315611>>143315619Don't forget you also work for the CITY and not some shithead corporation. So you can actually be proud of your job, have steady hours, and get all federal holidays off.Garbagemen are based. Except for the garbagemen who service my apartment complex because they leave bags of trash fucking everywhere.
>>143323704you're not a kid
>>143315667If garbagemen went on strike cities would be physically uninhabitable within a matter of two weeks
