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Toy Story 5 Watch A Long (Patreon)

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2026-10-29 19:09:04
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2026-11
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Hey Peaches! After the major changes at the end of the last film we jump ahead...a few months(?) Bonnie is still having a hard time making friends, so her parents make a decision to get Bonnie her first electronic device. Can this screen be trusted? How will it impact our favorite group of toys? And will Jay cry?

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Stephanie Krutsick

And I’m ROLLING RIGHT INTO FIVE with you guys, because I’m all alone tonight and the kids are asleep lol Really excited to see Jay’s reactions here. My youngest two are 8 and 5, and my oldest is 18 — who grew up at the beginning of this tech era — with the youngest in the newest gen of tech. For me, this film captured at the end kind of our approach to this, especially with the youngest two and some of the lessons learned with the oldest. For what it’s worth, our oldest had told us recently that while she was very mad at us for all the restrictions we put on her devices and ability to join social media or surf the web unrestricted AT THE TIME, she is now very grateful that we were so diligent about both screen time and content/app limits. She is now fully committed to helping us reinforce those limits and guidelines with the younger two, from the perspective of the Cool Older Sibling, so they can feel it’s not just parents being too strict. We are a gamer and movie/tv family. But we’re also a theatre family and an art family and a reading family. We are all about crafts and imaginative play. We’ve found a way, like Bonnie and Blaze, to incorporate tech into our home and play without it taking over toys and physical playtime and creativity. I love this movie because it demonstrates that you can do just that, along with some of the very real pitfalls that come with allowing private social messaging with kids and replacing real play with tech. It’s a tool, not a replacement for human interaction. All of us gamers know exactly how it can break bad quickly, and our kids don’t need that this young. Anyway, looking forward to watching along now and seeing your reactions!

Stephanie Krutsick

Finished the watch: Wasn’t this DELIGHTFUL? And definitely perfect timing for this film. BTW, Bonnie is eight years old here, no longer five. At the end of the last one, she was in first grade. She’s now in third, so she’s only about a year younger than Blaze. I love that in this film you do see several children rediscovering physical toys — the kids at the campsite, the twins across the street, and the kids at the end of the credits.

Stephanie Krutsick

Also you guys REALLY DO need to watch all the Toy Story shorts. The longer ones, the smaller ones, and all the Forky Asks A Question shorts. You could probably one-shot the latter and then one-shot the former.

Austin Arminio

I was shocked by how much I liked this. Also if you guys want "PG-13 Toy Story" you should do a reaction to Small Soldiers 1998. It was all i could think of in those scenes with the 50 Buzzes