Adam Yerima

New characters, new owner, new adventures, new ideas. Brilliantly animated. More artistic, more creative, and more open-minded, Toy Story 4 opens up to a new first-hand perspective of the life of a toy without an owner. Veering away from the original idea that all toys need an owner to be happy. And though the time and thought into this movie exceeded expectations, the characters of the original gang should've been given more screen time than 5 or 6 seconds they were granted. But despite this, Toy Story tops or comes close to topping Toy Story 3, with its unique story line and ending that can change the world of Toy Story forever. But overall, this movie gives more ideas of life not only to the toys, but to children and adults as well, due to the fact that Disney has finally had the the Toy Story series opens up to the idea that when the job of a toy is done it can explore the world of infinite possibilities, hence the phrase, "To Infinity and Beyond".