Toy Story 4

Not absolute top-flight Pixar. No embarrassment either.

Pixar by the numbers, this third and largely unnecessary sequel to Toy Story delivers everything you'd expect from the animation studio, minus the warmth, wit, and dread.

Toy Story 4 is so fast and light on its feet that it's easy to ignore that it's a pretty minor adventure.

Why the need for Part 4? There are new characters to merchandise!

This fourth Toy Story is the directorial debut of American animator, screenwriter and voice actor Josh Cooley. He does his best with what he has, but the script lacks spark.

Toy Story has been winning and warming hearts since 1995. Debutant director Josh Cooley takes charge of this fourth instalment, which boasts exemplary digital artistry.

Even its fourth installment, which dives into a rekindled romance for two toys and an existential crisis for a spork, was better than most of the movies that came out in 2019.

After nine years since the last installment of the Toy Story 3 saga, and almost twenty-five years after the first, a new installment of the most adorable toys on the big screen arrives, which shows us once again that they have a lot to tell in Toy Story 4

a heartwarming tale of love, friendship and adulthood with more than one lesson to teach

It’s a family film that will surely leave audiences walking out feeling very emotional.