Toy Story (41:57)
It’s been more than 2 years since Fantasia, but our 118th T100P podcast finally features the third animated flick on AFI’s list. Pixar’s first blockbuster has held up so well. It’s funny, heart-warming and was an absolute game-changer for the entire industry. Before you fall with style into the story of Woody & Buzz, get you some Sparkplug Coffee!
LINKS:
Links to: Tom Hanks and Tim Allen and John Lasseter
1995 Box Office Numbers and Box Office Mojo’s Top 300 Adjusted For Inflation
1995 Academy Award winners and nominees
Lasseter’s Oscar acceptance speech
The Pixar Universe Theory by Jon Negroni
Some Cracked videos (and some more) about the Toy Story series
Another one of those “a different take” Cracked videos
Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs and Fantasia and Taxi Driver and The Lion King and Toy Story 2 and Toy Story 3
YouTube links: “When She Loved Me” from Toy Story 2 and the explosive ending
Pixar’s other Rotten Tomatoes critical reviews and $$ at the box office:
2) A Bug’s Life (92% & $162 million, 4th at B.O.)
3) Toy Story 2 (100% & $245 million, 3rd at B.O.)
4) Monster’s Inc (96% & $255 million, 4th at B.O.)
5) Finding Nemo (99% & $339 million, 2nd at B.O.)
6) The Incredibles (97% & $261 million, 5th at B.O.)
7) Cars (74% & $244 million, 3rd at B.O.)
8) Ratatouille (96% & $206 million, 11th at B.O.)
9) Wall-E (96% & $223 million, 5th at B.O.)
10) Up (98% & $293 million, 5th at B.O.)
11) Toy Story 3 (99% & $415 million, 1st at B.O.)
12) Cars 2 (39% & $191 million, 8th at B.O.)
13) Brave (78% & $237 million, 8th at B.O.)
14) Monsters University (78% & $268 million, 7th at B.O.)
15) Inside Out (98% & $345 million, 4th at B.O.)
Previously on the T100P: The Shawshank Redemption
June 16th on the T100P: Fargo
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