Toy Story 5 (2026)

Pixar has always made some of the best sequels in history, and the Toy Story franchise is no exception. This fifth entry-all about "toys vs tech"-is easily the franchise's best in my opinion, and the most relatable. I really liked how the movie handled the conflict with a level of nuance, where the toys' fear of technology stems from being there for various kids for years (including their current one, Bonnie) and not wanting technology to take away that attention from them. The "villain", Lilypad, is also portrayed as a somewhat menacing character, but…

I was done with this / Jesse rose up anyway / rendered so damn well Surprised by how solid this was. Expected to be done with the franchise after the fourth film's ending, but Toy Story 5 tells a self-contained story that works. Jesse gets the focus here, the other characters step back, and her arc carries the whole thing. The technology angle lands well, feels apt and current. Production quality is outstanding across the board, graphics are immaculate. Could easily have worked as a thirty-minute short and maybe been sharper for it. filmreviewhaiku

Toy story was one of my favorite childhood movies growing up. As the years have gone by i have watched each one and still get the nostalgia from the first. This is no different .Absolutely amazing movie as it stuck with the roots of toy story but also brought in aspects of how the technology of toys has changed. Highly recommend a watch! Great movie for family movie night or just a solo watch.