As someone who is making an animated movie all by himself (1985-1986), I really got a lot of hearing these people talk about making this film. This feature Commentary is done by director John Lasseter and his creative partners Lee Unkrich, Ash Brannon and Andrew Stanton. Animation is fast becoming a medium that is almost more real than live action films, and as a result I think that’s why so many of them are being made with such large standards of excellence.Īudio Commentary and a Sneak Peek at Cars In centering this movie around toys, the film’s creators allow themselves to examine so many different issues, while not masking them as such. Kids can enjoy it because there are lots of fun antics and teamwork examples, while adults will like the thought provoking moments that this film effortlessly achieves. Making a real social statement about youth and getting older, Toy Story 2 is one of those films that works on all levels. What is a truly hilarious film turns heartfelt when it is apparent that Woody is going to have to chose between the glamorous life of being a collectible, or just go back to being a regular toy.

This well done tale in which Woody has been stolen to complete the “Roundup Gang”, a rare group of collectibles based on a TV show from the 1950s, has all Woody’s fellow toys across town mounting a mission to get him back home.

Yet, they managed to capture the magic again and this Special Edition of Toy Story 2 gives fans all they need to get caught up in the lives of these characters all over again.

Navigating around all the extra features was a bit confusing.įollowing up the much lauded and loved Toy Story, seems much like as daunting a proposition as following up the original Caddyshack.

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