Toy Story 4

Or Bo could decide that she wants to stay with a little girl, at the end of the movie time skip and make the girl Bonnie's new step-sister or neighbour.

That's only assuming that anything leading to that would even happen in the movie, and I hope it doesn't, because that sounds like a bad fanfic.

"Love story"

Well, okay, that's cool, but man, I wish it were about-

"Woody and Bo Peep"

YES!!

Tim Allen Says Toy Story 4 Is 'So Emotional' He 'Couldn't Even Get Through the Last Scene'

So, more or less Toy Story standard?

I don't know, Toy Story 3 seriously went...there.

I mean, how much further could they go in terms of tear jerking scenes?

I'm real curious how they plan to top this. I was well out of adolescence when this film came out and I still teared up.

What wasn't already said by the end of Toy Story 3? I really think they should have stopped there.

Edited by Soble on Oct 2nd 2018 at 5:52:40 AM

I definitely agree. I'm not optimistic about this instalment, and as a result, I believe that Toy Story 4 will receive the lowest rating on Rotten Tomatoes, not below 60% to make it rotten, but also failing to meet the high standards of the first three (100%, 100%, 99%).

Tom Hanks talks says final scene for Toy Story 4 will mark "Moment in film history"

That's both Tim Allen and Tom Hanks saying that the ending of Toy Story 4 is going to be a doozy now.

I legit wonder how it's going to end if it could rival that of 3 in terms of emotional scale.

Maybe it has a gay or lesbian couple, or something like that?

I feel thats very unlikely

Maybe Buzz and Woody die/fall into disrepair they can't come back from.

My guess is that it'd be some sort of very poignant moment between Buzz and Woody given that both Tim and Tom have both gone out and said that it was very hard for them to record.

Edited by kablammin45 on Nov 2nd 2018 at 3:02:34 PM

My guess is that Woody and Buzz are going to split up what ever happens in Toy Story 4 will show them they have different life goals.

I also think the film will be about losing a good friend not because you had a big fight but because both of you change or a friend movie a way.

Summer:

Toy Story 3 ended the story perfectly, and I loved the last shot of the film, so this trailer opening with the same kind of shot with the clouds feels like it's rubbing the message in my face: "We will never go away."

: Say what you will, but after reading Tom Hanks and Tim Allen talking about how tear jerking recording was getting, it's relieving to see something as funny as .

What is that song, by the way?

Oh, and we have a synopsis!

Edited by TargetmasterJoe on Nov 12th 2018 at 11:49:37 AM

Yeah, that teaser trailer was hilarious.

I wonder how Bo Peep is going to play a part in this updated synopsis.

Also underwhelming to see after hearing about the stories that were written for development, such as TS 4 revolving around a completely new set of characters.

The music is "Both Sides Now", written by Joni Mitchell and performed by Judy Collins in 1968. Using the verse about clouds is obviously riffing off the iconic cloudy wallpaper, but it's also about your life changing as you get older.

Edited by alanh on Nov 12th 2018 at 7:24:52 AM

Oh, and you know how Pixar always hides characters from future films in past ones? We have seen Forky before — ten years ago! WALL•E couldn't decide if he belonged with the forks or spoons.

Personally, I would have gone for a TV show to continue the series rather than more movies. 3 feels like an impossible act to follow, though I do think showing the heroes in smaller adventures has considerable merit.

Still, 4 seems interesting enough. I probably won't see it until it comes out on video, but wanna see it eventually.

Based on that synopsis, I'm honestly wondering if the story about Woody trying to reunite with Bo Peep is even still part of this movie now; because I do think there is an interesting story to be told there (as well as the idea of making it a romance story). I'm honestly going to be pretty bummed if that idea died with the original script Rashida Jones penned for the film.

On the more upbeat side, I read a comment from Cartoon Brew that brings up a rather intriguing point—with the addition of Forky into the cast, he proposes the question of what necessarily qualifies as a toy to begin with. All the toys (or at least, toys that are major/minor characters) we've seen in the series so far are manufactured products, but Forky is a true exception in that he is a homemade patchwork thingamabob. Can anything a child is willing to play around with be considered a toy?

Edited by Yeow95 on Nov 12th 2018 at 9:35:16 AM

It still is. Annie Potts said they upped her character in the movie. So i guess this romance will be a side plot along with the road trip plot.