| Director: John Lasseter | Producer: Ralph Guggenheim, Bonnie Arnold |
| Script: Joss Whedon, Andrew Stanton, Joel Cohen, Alec Sokolow | Editor: Robert Gordon, Lee Unkrich |
| Music: Randy Newman | Art Direction: Ralph Eggleston |
Disney/Pixar/Buena Vista, 81 min. Release Date: Nov. 22, 1995.
| Character | Actor Name |
| Woody | Tom Hanks |
| Buzz Lightyear | Tim Allen |
| Mr. Potato Head | Don Rickles |
| Slinky Dog | Jim Varney |
| Andy | John Morris |
| Sid | Erik Von Detten |
| Rex | Wallace Shawn |
Watching the film, I felt I was in at the dawn of a new era of movie animation, which draws on the best of cartoons and reality, creating a world somewhere in between, where space not only bends, but snaps, crackles, and pops.--Roger Ebert
Continuously inventive, Toy Story has a number of cheerful set pieces that keep it lively. One of the cleverest is a visit to the fast food Pizza Planet, where Buzz and Woody end up inside a kind of gum-ball machine whose inhabitants worship the claw that conveys them to the outside world. It's a deft, wacky sequence, complete with Woody shouting, "Stop it, you zealots," at the three-eyed figures, and it typifies why Toy Story is a captivating first step along animation's most promising new frontier.--Kenneth Turan
We never get caught up in how great something looks. It's the story that keeps people entertained. If you get a great story with great characters and then you put great imagery on top of that, it makes a great package. That's what we set out to do, to give the audience great entertainment.--John Lasseter