Excellent sequel to the instant classic "Toy Story".

Rating: 9/10 (5 June 2007)

It's been over a year that Woody (Voiced by Two Time Oscar-Winner:Tom Hanks), Buzz Lightyear (Voiced by Tim Allen) and the other toys moved to a new home with Andy (Voiced by John Morris) and his family. But Woody tries to save Weezy (Voiced by the late:Joe Ranft) from the yard sale. Instead Woody gets stolen by a sleazy toy collector (Voiced by Wayne Knight). Now it is up to Buzz, Mr. Potato Head (Voiced by Don Rickles), Slinky Dog (Voiced by the late:Jim Varney), Rex (Voiced by Wallace Shawn) and Hamm (Voiced by John Ratzenberger) to tried to find Woody and save him. But Woody meets another toys along the way. He meets Jessie (Voiced by Joan Cusack), THe Prospector (Voiced by Kesley Grammar) and the horse "Bull's Eye". Which Woody doesn't realized that he was part of a popular 1950's television show and an extremely popular toy back from its take. This greedy toy collector sold his collection to Japan. Woody will do anything to espace from this toy collector, while his previous co-stars tries to convinced him to stay.
Directed by John Lesseter (A Bug's Life, Cars, Toy Story) made an terrific sequel that is just as good as the original but maybe even better. This animated computer feature is also co-directed by Ash Brannon (Surf's Up) and Lee Unkrich (Finding Nemo, "Monsters, Inc", the upcoming:Toy Story 3). This has excellent computer animation, it has your favorite characters from the original and as well by adding new ones into the sequel and many amusing subplots. This was the biggest hit of 1999 and also it was so successful in theaters. Weeks later... they added hilarious fake bloopers. While it was still playing in theaters.
The two disc set is good. Disc one has an sharp anamorphic Widescreen (1.77:1) transfer and an superb DTS 5.1 ES Surround Sound (Also in Dolby Digital 5.1 EX). Disc one also including an running commentary track by the filmmakers and an introduction by the director. Disc two has featurettes, games, bloopers and more. This film is extremely funny and quite touching at times. This film was nominated for Best Original Song. Do not miss this excellent movie. Screenplay by Andrew Stanton, Rita Hsiao (Mulan), Doug Chamberlain and Chris Webb. From a story by Lesseter, Pete Docter, Brannon and Stanton. Unkrich is also one of the three editors of the film. (**** Â½/*****).