Howdy!

Lightyear is fast approaching so we figured now is the best time to finally start the Toy Story franchise. And this works out perfectly because it is Pixar's first animated film. So here we are where it all began.

We saw Toy Story as kids so revisiting this movie as adults gives us a whole new perspective. We finally get to see and appreciate the deeper more emotional aspects of this movie. But before that, we share our stories about how this movie influenced our childhood. How it changed the way we look at toys. And overall what this movie meant to us.

And now for some of the things we discuss 

Why does buzz not know he's a toy? And why does he "play dead" with Andy if he doesn't believe he's a toy? Do all toys at first have to accept the reality that they are toys?

Is Woody the noble leader we think him to be?  Or does he just secretly look out for himself?

What's the deal with Sid? Is his obsession with blowing up toys a troubling sign for his future?

Who is the REAL villain in Toy Story? I'll tell you why it's not Sid.

Should Toy Story be remastered?

Did Woody have to "Break the Rules" to save Buzz? Was it the best choice? When is it allowed to "Break the Rules"?

Can Toys feel pain?

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And some lighter topics too 

Because this is a kid's movie after all!