The Movie that changed everything....

Rating: 8/10 (1 May 2016)

This was perhaps what you would get when you combine toys in cartoons with writing from Fox's King of the Hill. The acting's great, the writing's great, and the characters are great, except the toy destroyer. But at least karma bit Sid really badly when his mutant toys turned the tables on him. I was impressed by the characters in this movie, the toy jokes are great in the movie, even the innuendo is used correctly. Even the way the toys interact like human beings in the film, makes it feel like you're watching real people instead of characters and toys.
I was mostly impressed by the story, the way it was written. It's not written out like a little kid's imagination, it's well written, it's funny, it's emotional, and the best part, in the 50's, when Sputnik was launched, astronauts stole the spotlight from Cowboy westerns. Even the score's really great, I enjoyed the score even the songs, my only complaint was the Ms. Nesbitt routine, once Buzz came to his senses and helped Woody, the scene proved to be not really that funny.
The cast was great, Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Wallace Shawn, Jim Varney, John Ratzenburger, Don Rickles, Annie Potts, John Morris, Erik Von Detten, everyone was great in the film, they sound believable and likable.
In conclusion, Toy Story not only gives us a moral to learn when Woody and Buzz became the best of friends, when it comes to life, there is no favorite, all that matters that Woody and Buzz and all your favorite toys will be there for Andy when he needs him. And nothing could test Buzz and Woody's friendship............just wait.