History Awesome / ToyStory1

---> '''Hannah:''' What's wrong Sid, don't you wanna play with Sally?

--->'''Woody:''' ''(through his speaker)'' [[{{Catchphrase}} Reach for the skyyyy...]]\\

'''Woody:''' ''(as Sid fearfully checks the unmoving pull string)'' [[WhamLine That’s right, I’m talking to you]]... ''[[FullNameUltimatum Sid Phillips.]]''\\

'''Woody:''' [[Understatement We don’t like being blown up, Sid. Or smashed. Or ripped apart.]]\\

'''Woody:''' We don’t like being blown up, Sid. Or smashed. Or ripped apart.\\

'''Woody:''' ''(as Sid fearfully checks the unmoving pull string)'' [[WhamLine That’s right, I’m talking to you]]... ''[[IKnowYourTrueName Sid Phillips.]]''\\

'''Woody:''' ''(as Sid fearfully checks the unmoving pull string)'' That’s right, I’m talking to you... ''Sid Phillips.''\\

** "[[NotQuiteFlight This isn't flying—]][[IronicEcho this is falling,]] ''[[MeaningfulEcho with style!]]''" Call it what you want, it's ''awesome''. Undeniably one of the most iconic moments in Creator/{{Pixar}}, Creator/{{Disney}}, and animation, nay, ''film'' history altogether.
*** Especially when Woody spreads his arms and [[BorrowedCatchphrase shouts Buzz's catchphrase]].

!!Meta
* The movie itself. Keep in mind what CGI was to the moviemaking industry in the 1990s. ''Film/JurassicPark'' only came out two years prior, and CGI was firmly in the action movie genre's grasp. It wasn't a kid's movie thing, it was a workaround to make scenes that would normally be impractical, impossible, or just too expensive to accomplish with practical effects alone. People simply didn't think CGI could be a cartoon, or that it would be so good at it. It revolutionized animation and cinema, put Pixar on the path to becoming a household name and a cinematic Seal of Approval--and it did so with basically just wit and heart.
** The cherry on top is how well ''Toy Story'' has aged. Time has definitely worn on it, but take into account CGI's notoriously short shelf life, and the fact that it's still watchable at all is impressive.
* Someone recreated the whole picture in ''[[LiveActionAdaptation live-action!]]'' Take a look for yourself [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5G0j_Huv2Fg here]]!
* The original script unfortunately had such an unlikeable domineering Woody that when the other toys finally turn on him for (this time intentionally) throwing Buzz out of Andy's room, it is nothing short of cathartic. The punchline truly comes from Slinky, who at this point was a downtrodden right hand dog that Woody was trying to bully into keeping the others in line.
-->'''Slinky:''' Stop! Don't throw him off the bed!\\
'''Woody:''' Yeah!\\
'''Slinky:''' [[BaitAndSwitch THROW HIM OUT THE WINDOW]] [[TheDogBitesBack LIKE HE DID TO BUZZ!]]\\
'''Woody:''' WHAT?!?? HEY, NO, WAIT, HEY, HEY, COME ON!!!! ''*dragged kicking and screaming to window*''
* While not as dramatic as the climax of the finished film, the early storyboards had a pretty awesome way for dealing with Sid - just as Sid prepares to light the rocket, [[RefugeInAudacity Woody casually comes to life, strolls up to Buzz and unties him.]] All while questioning what deep-seated issues would cause a child to act like him. Buzz, initially baffled by Woody's actions, soon joins in, and the two end up having an intelligent debate over Sid's psychological problems, all while poor Sid is reduced to a gibbering mess at seeing two toys come to life and psychoanalyze him.

[[caption-width-right:350:"''[[SignatureScene This isn't flying-this is falling, with style!]]''"]]