A thrilling, yet comical favorite among many had come to theaters November 24, 1999. Toy Story 2, was once again a hit amongst young children and adults. The movie with voice actor Tom Hanks, as Woody, and Tim Allen, as Buzz Lightyear, has an adventurous storyline. In this film, a toy collector kidnaps Woody and his friends go on a mad chase to get him back. On Woody’s journey, he makes new friends like Jessie, Stinky Pete and Bullseye. Woody also had to over come several obstacles while trying to return to Andy and his friends, but little did Woody know Buzz and the others were out looking for him. Toy Story 2 is an outstanding movie because it provides a pleasing connection with the first movie, it captures a favorable storyline that allows
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The movie has all the same main characters and it allows them to progress and develop through out the second film. A great example of this development would be when Woody goes out to save Buzz Lightyear from Sid, the toy destroyer, in the first movie and Buzz realizes that he is just a toy and that Woody is trying to help save him from the scary kid. They then become friends, and this friendship gives Buzz the motivation to keep pushing to try to save Woody when he gets kidnapped. The two movies portray a similar style as well. They both have comical moments and scenes that will show the toys emotions. Also, they both have obstacles the toys must overcome and challenging situations. The similar styles and connection of the movie allows the audience to become engaged in the film. This is how Toy Story movies accumulate fans and followers. It continuously keeps the audience coming back to watch more of the hilarious, yet interesting …show more content…
The only let down is the lighting. The lighting looks blown out in a few scenes, but this is nothing the audience cannot over look. Especially with the original Toy Story being the “first CGI animated film”, which came out only 3 years before the sequel (Bowie-Sell). Not to mention, the crew had several technical difficulties. At some point during the movie making process a lot of the files had accidentally been deleted. They started it all over and almost 9 months before the movie was going to theaters the crew decided that they did not like the film. Eventually, they decided to trash it and start again, ending with the product we know today as Toy Story 2
The movie has all the same main characters and it allows them to progress and develop through out the second film. A great example of this development would be when Woody goes out to save Buzz Lightyear from Sid, the toy destroyer, in the first movie and Buzz realizes that he is just a toy and that Woody is trying to help save him from the scary kid. They then become friends, and this friendship gives Buzz the motivation to keep pushing to try to save Woody when he gets kidnapped. The two movies portray a similar style as well. They both have comical moments and scenes that will show the toys emotions. Also, they both have obstacles the toys must overcome and challenging situations. The similar styles and connection of the movie allows the audience to become engaged in the film. This is how Toy Story movies accumulate fans and followers. It continuously keeps the audience coming back to watch more of the hilarious, yet interesting …show more content…
The only let down is the lighting. The lighting looks blown out in a few scenes, but this is nothing the audience cannot over look. Especially with the original Toy Story being the “first CGI animated film”, which came out only 3 years before the sequel (Bowie-Sell). Not to mention, the crew had several technical difficulties. At some point during the movie making process a lot of the files had accidentally been deleted. They started it all over and almost 9 months before the movie was going to theaters the crew decided that they did not like the film. Eventually, they decided to trash it and start again, ending with the product we know today as Toy Story 2