Woody : Who Threatens Andy The Cowboy?

The story is the real stand-out feature here. it starts with woody the cowboy, andy's favourite toy, threatened by the arrival of buzz lightyear. woody's attempts to get rid of buzz spiral out of hand and things get quite emotional and dramatic.

I saw this movie on the disney channel once i hated it. a cowboy doll named woody is the favorite of all of andy's toys but on his birthday he gets a new toy named buzz lightyear and andy is so excited that woody gets left out in the dust. woody grows so jealous of buzz that he knocks him into sid's yard a toy torturing boy next door.

Just then, lotso calls for help from under a golf bag, and woody drops down to free lotso. seeing the danger woody has put himself in, buzz also drops down to assist woody, and the two use one of the golf clubs to pry up the bag, letting lotso crawl out, and they all grab onto the club to be pulled up to the ceiling, narrowly escaping the shredders that pulverize the golf bag. the toys then realize that they are heading toward an incinerator, and try to run for it, but are unable to outrun the speed of the conveyor belt.

The cast of characters , once again led by buzz (tim allen) and woody (tom hanks) are taken on a road trip where they run into obstacles and cross paths with new toys played by newcomers to the series including christina hendricks, keanu reeves, keegan-michael key, and jordan peele.pixar has really advanced their story-telling and animation far beyond where they began in the first toy story, 25 years ago. it's hard to imagine that it's been that long but it only feels like yesterday that we saw woody and buzz wrestling in the parking lot outside pizza planet. the film looks much more amazing that previous entries in the series.

Toy story 4 is the fourth film in the toy story series and pixar's 21st film overall. directed by pixar storyboard artist josh cooley and featuring the voices of tom hanks and tim allen, it is a sequel that i never knew we needed, but am definitely glad was made.two years after the events of toy story 3, woody (voiced by tom hanks), buzz (voiced by tim allen), and the rest of andy's former toys have adjusted to their new lives with their current owner bonnie. however, over time, bonnie has neglected playing with woody in favour of the other toys, and this causes him to reminisce over his old friend bo peep (voiced by annie potts), who was sold off to a mysterious buyer several years ago.

Toy story 4 is the fourth film in the toy story series and pixar's 21st film overall. directed by pixar storyboard artist josh cooley and featuring the voices of tom hanks and tim allen, it is a sequel that i never knew we needed, but am definitely glad was made.two years after the events of toy story 3, woody (voiced by tom hanks), buzz (voiced by tim allen), and the rest of andy's former toys have adjusted to their new lives with their current owner bonnie. however, over time, bonnie has neglected playing with woody in favour of the other toys, and this causes him to reminisce over his old friend bo peep (voiced by annie potts), who was sold off to a mysterious buyer several years ago.

Based on a relatively low-key graphic novel by daniel clowes, wilson is a frustrating black comedy that can't quite come up with the goods to match its leading man woody harrelson.in one of his best roles since true detective and delivering his best big screen turn since he rolled out the cowboy hat for zombieland in 2009, woody harrelson is a delight as the cantankerous, rude, obnoxious and somehow likeable wilson.a perennial loser who just doesn't get why everyone around him is an idiot and can't quite bring himself to adapt to modern day life, you wouldn't call the character of wilson a stretch for harrelson to play but it doesn't take away from the fact that harrelson completely nails his turn.it's a joy (often cringeworthily so) watching harrelson interact with actors like laura dern, judy greer and margo martindale and as wilson begins to gather a greater appreciation for life after he finds out he has a teenage daughter and realises he needs love and friendship in his world, harrelson is up for the journey but sadly craig johnson's film isn't.working alongside wilson creator clowes, johnson has a tough time balancing the films tonal shifts between oddball comedy, life affirming drama and romantically tinged musings and it often feels like the film is uncomfortable in its own skin as we're taken along from scene to scene and scenarios that worked in the graphic novel don't quite come across as well in the film treatment.we never full connect to wilson and his relationship with dern's ex-wife pippi or his burgeoning friendship with isabella amara as his estranged daughter claire, which makes a large portion of the films middle-section feel rather so-so. the other issue is that while the film often is laugh out loud funny, there is a large percentage of the films jokes that don't hit the way they should, making the film at times awkward when it wasn't even aiming to be.final say - wilson is a slight film, a small-scale character study of a man who's failed to see the meaning of life for many a moon and while harrelson is brilliant in a role he could undoubtedly play in his sleep, the film around him just never clicks into a gear that would've made this tale something truly special.2 ½ amusement park rides out of 5

Donald glover has justifiably been lavished in praise for his fantastic performance as affable scoundrel lando calrissian, but woody harrelson and emilia clarke also excel as, respectively, han's outlaw-mentor beckett and arse-kicking long lost love qi'ra. an adequate star wars flick that coasts by on the charm of its cast, but with a wobbly tone and a lack of memorable moments you can't shake the feeling it's a rather inessential entry into the franchise.