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One of the coolest aspects of Pixar’s newest Toy Story Toon, Small Fry, is seeing all the new toy characters who grace the screen. The story of the short has Buzz Lightyear joining a support group for unwanted fast food meal toys. Anyone who has collected Happy Meal toys knows that there have been some [...]
If we’ve learned one thing from Pixar’s Toy Story trilogy of films, it is this: It’s not easy being a toy. The new Toy Story Toon, Small Fry, currently playing in theatres with Disney’s The Muppets, further emphasizes this point and expands on the idea that all a toy wants is to be played with. The [...]
On the heels of the release of Pixar’s newest short, Toy Story – Small Fry, the studio has released some more images from the seven minute film. Courtesy of IGN, we have two more images from the short, which has Buzz Lightyear being switched out with a tiny fast-food version of himself. I’ve seen the [...]
On the heels of its debut in theatres with The Muppets next week, Disney/Pixar is now giving us a look at the newest Toy Story Toon, Small Fry, in action (via HeyUGuys). The clip was first shown at the D23 Expo, where Pixar first announced the title and storyline for the next adventure for these [...]
USA Today has a preview piece up about Pixar’s latest Toy Story Toon, entitled Small Fry, which is set to be released alongside The Muppets on November 23 in the U.S. and Canada. The first details of the short debuted at D23, where we found out that the story involved Buzz Lightyear switching places with [...]
One of the greatest reveals at today’s Pixar Short Films panel was the confirmation of the next Toy Story Toon. Entitled “Small Fry,” the short refocuses on Buzz after placing Barbie and Ken in the spotlight for the first Toy Story short, Hawaiian Vacation. Not only did director Angus MacLane provide the title of the [...]
Pixar had a few surprises up its sleeve during their shorts panel at D23, where they showcased many of the studio’s shorts in celebration of the animation giant’s 25th Anniversary. Not only did La Luna play before one of its largest audiences – there was also confirmation from director Enrico Casarosa that the short would [...]
When the credits rolled at the end of Toy Story 3, after composing myself, I began to think that I had just watched one of the greatest endings to a film trilogy. I was happy when Pixar and director Lee Unkrich said that they viewed the third film as the final feature film with Andy. [...]
Not only is Cars 2 arriving in theaters tomorrow, but Toy Story: Hawaiian Vacation will be debuting as well. While I am currently working on a review of the short, you should know that Pixar has once again turned out a great Toy Story film. It may only be about six minutes long, but it [...]
Toy Story: Hawaiian Vacation recently received its own page on Pixar’s official website, providing us some details and a first look at the full logo for the short. Cycling through the short’s page, you come across three separate sections – “The Tale,” “The Characters,” and “Behind The Scenes.” While we already knew much of what [...]
After the success of Cars Toons, Pixar knew it had a method for keeping the Toy Story franchise alive: shorts. Buzz, Woody, and the rest of the gang are some of the most well-known characters in film today and have become an important part of pop culture. On top of that, the toys have become [...]
Pixar invited me to their studio in Emeryville last week for an extensive press event for Cars 2 and Toy Story: Hawaiian Vacation. While the second day of the junket primarily focused on the Cars sequel, the first day was all about the first Toy Story Toon. The short is one of two that we [...]
A few weeks ago, I was invited to attend a press junket at Pixar in Emeryville, California, where attendees would be viewing the Toy Story: Hawaiian Vacation short, 26 minutes of Cars 2, and speaking with the filmmakers behind the projects. Needless to say, I was excited and honored by the invitation, which I gladly [...]
Today, in Salt Lake City, Disney held its annual shareholders meeting, as CEO Bob Iger took the stage to discuss the company’s past success and plans for the future. The attendees were also surprised with a viewing of the upcoming short, Toy Story: Hawaiian Vacation. The six-minute short is scheduled to debut in theaters alongside [...]
The flurry of Toy Story: Hawaiian Vacation news continues! Earlier today, Entertainment Weekly unveiled a clip from the short, and now another still from the film has been released. It comes by the way of Stitch Kingdom, which exclusively debuted the image. Check it out below. (To view the full hi-res version, head on over [...]
Prior to last week, details about the upcoming Toy Story short had been kept close to the chest of Disney/Pixar, but all that changed when Entertainment Weekly recently debuted the first images from Hawaiian Vacation. That momentum continues today as the entertainment magazine has debuted the first official clip from the short on their website, [...]
In the newest issue of Entertainment Weekly, the popular magazine has a first look at the new Toy Story short entitled Hawaiian Vacation. The Toy Story Toon is set to hit theaters alongside Cars 2 on June 24, 2011. We have a scan of the magazine’s first look, which you can take a look at [...]
Disney/Pixar had already confirmed that the first Toy Story short will be attached to the upcoming Cars 2. Today, at their Investors Conference, the Walt Disney Company announced that the second Toy Story short will be attached to the upcoming Disney film, The Muppets, which is set to debut in theaters late this year.
Tom Hanks posted this photo online earlier today. All he had to say about the photo was: 3 directors boss “Woody” around for Toy Story shorts. Come on, guys! Hanx – http://say.ly/BgT7Pe February 3, 2011 2:31 PM via WhoSayReplyRetweetFavorite @tomhanks Tom Hanks
2010 was a big year. Pixar released Toy Story 3, which made over $1 billion on its way to becoming the biggest animated film of all time. Critics loved it, audiences adored it (tears and all), and now the film is being considered for awards from the most respectable organizations. What some feared would be [...]
