Review: Toy Story

Rating: 8/10 (30 March 2019)

It Is undoubtedly Toy Story, one of the most important animated films in history, not only for having started the 3d style in the same, also for being so influential.
One Day There is a great reorganization in this little world. The owner of the toy, named Andy, is birthday. Woody sends all the troops into a Bucket of Soldiers to spy on the developments on the ground floor, and they use a Playskool walkie-talkie to transmit the developments. Most alarming: The arrival at the scene of Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen), a Space ranger.
Buzz is the most endearing toy in the movie, because he doesn't like the joke. He Thinks he's a true space Ranger, temporarily abandoned during a crucial mission, and desperately goes to work to repair his spacecraft: The cardboard box he entered. There is a real shock at the end of the movie when He sees a TV commercial for himself, and he realizes that it is just a toy.
The plot warms up when the human family decides to move, and Woody and Buzz are isolated from a service station with no idea how to get home. (It Gives a whole new turn to the situation when a toy says: "I Am a lost toy!") And Then there's a terrifying interlude in Sid's bedroom, the terrible guy next door, who disarms his toys and remounts them as creatures of a nightmare. (Her long and suffering sister is forced to organize a tea party for headless dolls.)
Seeing "Toy Story," I felt something of the same joy I felt during "Who Framed Roger Rabbit." Both Films disarm the universe of cinematographic images and re-assemble them, which allows us to see in a new way. "Toy Story" is not as inventive in its plot or as clever in its ingenuity as "Rabbit" or Disney animated films like "Beauty and the Beast"; It'S more or less a film of friends transplanted to a new terrain. Your best pleasures are for your eyes. But what a good movie! Seeing the film, both objectively and personally, it feels pleasant the fact, being a simple plot coupled with a good performance in it, Dawn of a new era of film animation, which is based on the best of cartoons and reality , creating a world somewhere in between, where space not only bends, but breaks, creaks and appears, is important. 4/5