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Sid was always older then Andy. I thought he was always around 12 or 13....
cool...
Also, did any one notice any crossover characters in the background like they usually do. The only thing that I saw was the Pizza Planet Truck that is in every movie (I think) and the infamous ball from Luxo Jr. was in the sandbox at the end.
I am sure there were a few more but that is all I saw.
Totally didn't pick up on Sid being the trash boy. I love how they do that.
If anyone has ridden Toy Story Mania one of the "prizes" is a beaver, and that beaver was a sticker on the toy box. That's the only thing I picked up on.
Does anyone know what movie Pixar is doing next?
Another Toy Story Film in June 2011?
Posted on Friday, June 18th, 2010 by Peter Sciretta
Toy Story 3 director Lee Unkrich revealed on MSN (and later confirmed on Twitter) that Toy Story 3 is not the last time we’ll see Buzz and Woody — and he’s not talking about the costumed characters at the Disney theme parks. Don’t worry Pixar fans, Disney is not pushing out another sequel — Toy Story 3 ends with a perfect conclusion to the trilogy, and I don’t expect to see another feature film any time soon (I’d say “ever,” but this is Disney…). But that doesn’t mean that Disney won’t release more adventures of Andy’s toys on the big screen in short film form…
Here is what Unrich told James Rocchi:
“Well, I really tried my best to end the story of Andy and his toys and bring that story to a close in a really nice way at the end of this film. That being said, we know that people love the characters, love Woody and Buzz, and would hate to say good-bye to them completely. I don’t know that there would ever be a ‘[Toy Story] 4.’ We don’t have any plans for one — but we are trying to find ways to keep the characters alive. We have announced we’re going to do a short film in front of ‘Cars 2′ that uses the ‘Toy Story’ characters. We’re going to keep them alive; they’re not going away forever.”
So there you have it, we will see the toys again on the big screen on June 24th 2011, in a short film which will play infront of Cars 2. When it was announced that Disney would open a second Pixar Animation Studio in Canada, it was revealed that the studio would produce computer animated short films, which usually run anywhere from three to six minutes in length, take 6 to 8 months to produce. Nothing has been announced, but I assume that the short is being created at this new Pixar campus.
I wonder what this means about future Pixar original animated short films. Will the Toy Story short be the only short film attached to the Cars sequel?
Brad Bird stated in 2007 that he's open to the idea of an Incredibles 2 if he comes up with an idea superior to the original film. "I have pieces that I think are good, but I don't have them all together."
I saw this again with my family and cried just as hard. My little sister made fun of me.
Personally I'm waiting for Brad Bird to get off of his ass and get another Incredibles film done.
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