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7/2/2025, 10:35:06 PM
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Maybe agree with Toy Story 3, but Toy Story 2 at least advanced the main characters and posed some new questions. Buzz has to learn to lead without Woody, and Woody has to decide between becoming immortal but never feeling genuine love again, or accepting mortality and enjoying the feelings that it brings. While I think historically Toy Story 1 is the more important and impressive film, I think Toy Story 2 is the better one. I love both, though. I think at the time of making Toy Story 1, Pixar had more PhD's working in their studio than any other movie studio. It was this great merging of science and art, and too many people write off all the technical hurdles they had to overcome in the early days.
Maybe agree with Toy Story 3, but Toy Story 2 at least advanced the main characters and posed some new questions. Buzz has to learn to lead without Woody, and Woody has to decide between becoming immortal but never feeling genuine love again, or accepting mortality and enjoying the feelings that it brings. While I think historically Toy Story 1 is the more important and impressive film, I think Toy Story 2 is the better one. I love both, though. I think at the time of making Toy Story 1, Pixar had more PhD's working in their studio than any other movie studio. It was this great merging of science and art, and too many people write off all the technical hurdles they had to overcome in the early days.
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