1999 Directed by John Lasseter
Andy heads off to Cowboy Camp, leaving his toys to their own devices. Things shift into high gear when an obsessive toy collector named Al McWhiggen, owner of Al's Toy Barn kidnaps Woody. Andy's toys mount a daring rescue mission, Buzz Lightyear meets his match and Woody has to decide where he and his heart truly belong.
Tom Hanks Tim Allen Joan Cusack Kelsey Grammer Don Rickles Jim Varney Wallace Shawn John Ratzenberger Annie Potts Wayne Knight John Morris Laurie Metcalf Estelle Harris R. Lee Ermey Jodi Benson Jonathan Harris Joe Ranft Andrew Stanton Jeff Pidgeon Jack Angel Bob Bergen Mary Kay Bergman Sheryl Bernstein Rodger Bumpass Corey Burton Rachel Davey Debi Derryberry Jessica Evans Bill Farmer Show All…
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Did Al build his Toy Barn across the street from his apartment, or did he move into the apartment because it was across the street from his Toy Barn?
Which came first, the Chicken Store or the Egg-partment?
a selection of notes i took while watching Toy Story 2:
• It’s amazing that we were all shocked at how dark the third film was when the first two films in this series are also extremely depressing and existential. The 1st deals with Buzz’s hero delusion and identity crisis and this one deals with obsolescence and where a person belongs. Then you also deal with the conflict of duty towards your genetic family vs. your adoptive family, the preservation of yourself vs. the preservation of a community, PTSD, disability, the us vs. them “takeover” dynamic that also exists in discussions about immigration/race, etc. The entire series also has a premise that involves this nuts ass slave-like subservience for the…
99/100
As close to perfection as Pixar can achieve, and assuming the slate of sequels carry on the ambition of "good not great" in Pixar's lineup, then Toy Story 2 will probably live on as the pinnacle of their brand; a superlative, knockout morality tale with wondrous supporting personalities and a screenplay that flies right off the tongue. Its staging is impeccable, building an entire emotional arc around Woody and the consequences of a simple tear in his arm, enriching the basics set by the original classic and expanding its successful components. It's just beautifully fluid and rollicking from beginning to end, throwing in glorious set-pieces and energizing sections of slapstick while still making time for a devastating Sarah Mclachlan…
Great comedy, strong dramatic touches, a really engaging central conflict, a ton of character depth...this is the bestest one
in this sequel to the horror classic, the evil toys' reign of terror continues as they cause numerous traffic accidents and conspire to prevent a hardworking businessman from realizing his dream and gaining a fortune
I hope I've never let my toys down. I hope they still think of me, wherever they are now.
