A Major letdown hear me out

Rating: 4/10 (24 June 2019)

When I heard there was going to be a Toy Story 4. I was unsure at first, but then I shrugged it off. I thought to myself, maybe they can do it. Then John Lasseter left Pixar and Disney and I started to worry. They never did a Toy Story movie without him, so I was very scared.
Then when I heard about the new plot revolving around Forky. I had a bad feeling inside, like this one wasn't going to be that good. Reluctantly, I saw the film.
I can say I know why people like this film, but for me it was a major letdown, which I will explain:
Andy gave Woody to Bonnie hoping that she will take care of him over all the others, but she brushes him aside for a piece of garbage like Forky. Also, how did Dolly become the leader of the toys? It's like they are subliminally forcing Woody out of the franchise. So they go on a road trip, Woody keeps trying to prevent Forky from committing suicide. (Which I admit sounds dark, but was really funny. Nice touch Pixar). Then Woody notices Bo's lamp. On the way to find Bo, they encounter the so-called "villain" of the film Gabby Gabby. She happens to be the worst villain out of all the Toy Story villains because she serves no purpose other than an annoyance.
But she's got Forky I guess, so Woody gives up his beloved voice box to make that whackjob happy. To make a long story short, Gabby Gabby ends up finding a kid (and still has Woody's stolen voice box!). Woody decides to stay with Bo Peep and gives up his Sheriff star to Jessie. I like that it symbolizes that she's his successor, but it never would've happened if dumb Bonnie hadn't done it during playtime in the beginning.
I'm not even sure Woody and Bo are even a couple. They didn't act like one during the movie. I sort of wish they kept the original script of this movie, which was Woody missing Bo Peep, then him and Buzz go on a mission to bring her back home. Speaking of Buzz, he's dumber in this movie. For some reason he thinks his voice box is his "inner voice". When he should know that it's not because he figured that out on the first film!
Then the two dumb stuffed animals voiced by Key are in this film. They are so annoying as well. In the past Pixar made characters that we all could love, now, without Lasseter, it seems like they are just frustrating!
There's not much to say about the other toys, because they were barely in it! But I'm sad also that Bullseye didn't go with Woody. I mean, is he Woody's horse or Jessie's horse? Make up your minds!!
As a fan of the first three films, I wouldn't recommend this film to others, but if you do watch it, don't get your hopes up. It's not as good as you think.