Toy Story is turning 30 years old, with the very first movie having been released on November 22, 1995. Since the original film's release, the franchise has featured several perfect scenes.

Toy Story 5 is officially on the way ... and facing your obsolescence. The incinerator scene, where the toys hold hands ready to face their end together, is still considered one of the most ...

Before there was the moving incinerator climax of “Toy Story 3,” there was Buzz’s soul-crushing realization that he’s just a toy. Before there was Woody’s emotional farewell in “Toy Story 4,” there ...

Overall, the film is no more scary than the incinerator scene in “Toy Story 3” (2010). The opening scene with camp owners John (Adam Pally) and Kathy (Rosebud Baker) is perhaps the most terrifying, ...

From the scientists experimenting on the animals, to the ones hunting down our heroes, every human in this story is awful, and I hate every single one of them. There's one scene in particular ...

When Toy Story 3 ended with Andy passing his beloved toys ... And there’s an unbelievable opening scene with Buzz Lightyears. I can give you that, but I can’t give you much more.” ...

That moment felt very emotional because the two actors are close friends in real life. He also talked about being part of some important scenes in Toy Story 2 and 3, especially ones that took place on ...

So the studio kept pushing and pushing until we got to Toy Story 3, which has Woody and Buzz Lightyear come to terms with their own mortality after they are thrown into a garbage incinerator.

Tim Allen is sharing little nuggets of information about the upcoming Toy Story 5, in which he will reprise his role as Buzz ...