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This review commemorates the first time Ive watched Toy Story from start to finish since the release of Toy Story 3, has the film aged like fine wine or like milk?

Toy Story is certainly one of the most influential animated movies of all time, and I would put it as one of the best of Pixar's films as well.

Toy Story (1995) Director: John Lasseter Voice Actors: Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Don Rickles Genre: Animation, Adventure, Comedy Studio: Pixar

Possibly as revolutionary at the time as Snow White was nearly 60 years earlier, the first feature length fully computer animated film has completely changed the surface of animation with a medium that has advanced so quickly, that Toy Story already looks dated in just 2 decades.

First story to be toyed with is Pixars very first feature film, Toy Story, from 1995 an everlasting, undying realization of every childs dream to see your toys come to life when you are sleeping or away from home.

Toy Story tells the tale of toy cowboy Woody (Tom Hanks), who - as Andy's (John Morris) favourite toy - is the leader of a group of toys living in Andy's bedroom.

Though the story provides consistent laughs, there are a couple of poignant moments as well...watch when Andy stops sleeping with Woody, who gets demoted from Andy's bed to the toy box or watch when Buzz sees a commercial for himself and finally realizes that he is a toy and is not real.

Woody does not realize that Andy's mother gave him an action figure known as Buzz Lightyear, who does not believe that he is a toy, and quickly becomes Andy's new favorite toy.

Tom Hanks stars as Woody, a toy, and Andys favorite toy to be exact.