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Toy Story 5 - AniMat's Reviews (Patreon)

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2026-06-24 19:00:08
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2026-06-26 19:23:23
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Just when everyone thought that Toy Story is unnecessarily going on for too long with a 5th movie, Toy Story 5 showed why it’s one of Disney’s strongest franchises. In this review, I’ll be looking into the next Pixar sequel where Jessie takes the lead to discuss about toys vs. tech, kids consuming phones and tablets that’s taking their childhood away, and how to make real friends and go offline with them. Top it off with Taylor Swift’s I Knew It, I Knew You as its theme, and you got one of the top animated features of the year.

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JF the LOLZOR

honestly if the movies are gonna be this consistently good then, I wouldn’t have said this back when 5 was first announced but yeah, fuck it, gimme Toy Story 6

Mitchell McMullen

That’s why you don’t underestimate the powerful storytelling of PIXAR

hungy

Holy this the first time in pixar history in the channel where not one but 2 pixar movies got the animat seal of approval in the same year👏 🥺

Alan Oliva

Hey, as expected, I knew this was going to be great regardless, even if it ain't 10/10 gold! Still, this movie was the pick-me-up I needed after the week I had after getting my wisdom teeth removed. I could say this really was an experience in itself, like in the theater I saw kids all wearing Toy Story theme clothes and even brought out toys (Some were not even based on the movie), and the amazing part at the end credits was that the Movie was given a Standing Ovation! Like that, how impactful the film was. Everyone had such a good time with it. Although, to say if the Muppets ever did another song lyric, I I hope it would say, "We're adding more to the mix, while they wait for Tom Hanks to make Toy Story 6!"

Elijah Grande

He gave the seal of approval to more than just two films from Pixar.

Elijah Grande

Pim (Smiling Friends): Even on their fifth movie, they still got it.

hungy

I ment the first year where 2 pixar movies in the same year that got the seal of approval in history and I tell you what I mean Inside out 2015 10/10 the good dinosaur 8/10 2017 Cars 3 6/10 coco 9/10 2020 Onward 7/10 soul 10/10 best animated film of the decade so far 2022 Turning red 9/10 lightyear 8/10 2025 history changed Hoppers 9/10 toy story 5 9/10 first time ever where 2 pixar movies got the seal of approval 🥺🤘

Justin Grant

In preparation for seeing the film this Friday, not only am I rewatching all the previous Toy Story films, but also all of Animat's reviews on them. I actually rewatched his review of Toy Story 3 this morning, which was one of his very first reviews on his channel. I gotta say that it's crazy how far his reviews have come since then. I always did feel like a fifth Toy Story 5 was kinda unnecessary, but I was always open to the possibility that it would still be good. It is rare for a film franchise to not only get to the fifth film, but still retain the franchise's signature quality, and Toy Story is one of those franchises. Sure, the fifth film didn't get a 10/10 like the previous films, but a 9/10 is still really good. I do think Toy Story 2 is my favourite Toy Story film, if it is not the third one, so I'm looking forward to seeing the fifth film myself.

Hunter O'Laughlin

Sorry to hear you’re going through the hardships of post-wisdom teeth removal. I know what that’s like from experience and it’s definitely not fun. Glad to hear seeing this film was the pick-me up you needed after surgery. I saw this yesterday with my older brother and wore my Pizza Planet shirt to the experience.

Bryce Gundy

This is a great example of how 2026 is a really good year for Pixar!🥳

Hunter O'Laughlin

Saw this yesterday with my older brother in theaters and definitely had a good experience. I was concerned when the fifth film was announced in thinking Pixar was possibly stretching the franchise past potential conclusive finales with the third and fourth films and the details of Jessie going back to her first owner Emily’s house had me concerned they were retreading the emotional and iconic “When We She Loved Me” flashback from the second film for nostalgia bait, but I was surprised with how well they handled it and didn’t use those references for nostalgia baiting purposes, but as an actual plot point and further development of Jessie’s arc. It’s a film, I’m glad I saw in theaters and will definitely take over the upcoming live-action Moana remake. Also, not just a toxic animation fanbase that claims Pixar and Disney make more sequels while ignoring their original films released this decade, but still believe Pixar’s films went downhill in quality due to the firing of their “soul” John Lasseter and claim that the allegations were fabricated as an excuse by Disney to fire him. Sadly, I got into another argument with a JL apologist and it sucks that there are still such devoted followers who refuse to accept the truth of his misogyny and egotism.

Alan Oliva

Very appreciated for that thank you! Also points to ya for that as well, like I always think the best way to respond to a film is coming dressed like your in it.

Elijah Grande

Oh yeah, in that regard, yes. This is the first year where he gave both Pixar films that were released in the same year his seal of approval.

Kenneth Stoddard

I was one of those people who is bit more skeptical about another Toy Story movie given we already have a trilogy and fourth film was already necessary enough to conclude Woody’s arc despite very divisive amongst audiences and fans and after watching it, it at least solid for a Pixar movie, but as a Toy Story movie, I do find it to be the weakest so far even though I have give a positive review on my post on social media. It looks great enough thanks to focus more on Jessie and surprisingly with Bonnie as well, the animation, themes about the tech that affects today’s kids, voice acting, some of the humor, directing from Andrew Stanton, most of the characters, and heart it has that makes this movie justified for this movie to exist. For criticisms, the plot in this movie feels more scattered than previous films that makes this fifth installment weaker than previous films including the fourth one as it has three to four plots going on. In fact. I don’t think there should a subplot about the army tech of Buzz Lightyears that serves little to the main plot other than weaving towards the climax in the end despite having a couple of funny moments in that subplot. For characters, while I do love many of them for a long time including enjoying new characters like the Conan O’Brien character, there too many supporting characters at this point especially that Andy and Bonnie’s toys get little to do as each film keep adding in new cast that makes it a bit more disappointing to see your favorite characters reduce to. Also, just a hot take, I don’t think they should add Woody in the mix either given his arc was already concluded and only just add more tension with the main Buzz Lightyear that been already done as well. Do I have good time with it though? Of course I do. It just that this movie’s writing isn’t as strong as the previous films as well with inconsistent pacing of having scattered subplots going on. It a great year for Pixar of having two back to back solid films, though I lean more towards Hoppers than Toy Story 5 in having better plot and well supporting original films even though I grew up with the Toy Story franchise like many others. Definitely will make a billion dollars at the box office even more than fourth film for sure, but at least it not a bad film to show there has yet to have a bad film from the franchise as of yet.

Kenneth Stoddard

I was debating of adding Lightyear in and while I don’t count that like bad and do put this to be the weakest of the franchise and as well the weakest of Pixar’s outing of this decade, I decided to not include it as it has nothing to do with main movies itself

Russell Ray Young

7:29 The power of pixar and toy story will make you cry. Just like it did for me in theaters. Yes even with toy story five and most pixar movies