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Toy Story
- Thread starter Karolena
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Don't know a whole lot about it but I think it is scheduled for release around 2010 - 2011 ish. Last I heard I was going to be another disney-pixar release (no real supprise) and I think it will keep most of the original cast (i.e. toys and their voice actors).
I doubt if anyone can give you details on the storyline yet though and there will be at least one other movie before this is released
I doubt if anyone can give you details on the storyline yet though and there will be at least one other movie before this is released
CaesarBoxFan
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I'm sure this will be moved to the Animation/Movie forum, where info about Pixar's upcoming releases are posted.
There are four movies, I believe, in Pixar's production pipeline right now. "Wall-E", next year's release, "Up!" for 2009, and then two live action/CGI movies, set for release in 2010 and 2011.
So the earliest Toy Story 3 could be released is 2012.
-CBF
There are four movies, I believe, in Pixar's production pipeline right now. "Wall-E", next year's release, "Up!" for 2009, and then two live action/CGI movies, set for release in 2010 and 2011.
So the earliest Toy Story 3 could be released is 2012.
-CBF
Sam Eagle 1776
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Another Toy Story would be great! I haven't heard anything at all abouot it though...
tonythetigerasn
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This is all from wikipedia, but
toy story 3 was originally planned by Disney pictures, but Pixar wouldn't sign on for the sequel. Despite an unwritten agreement that Disney would avoid Pixar sequels without Pixar involvement, Toy Story 3 got the go-ahead int he Disney-based CGI department. After Disney's acquisition of Pixar, Toy Story 3 became a Pixar project and the previous plot was dropped. The plot featured a recall of Buzz Lightyear toys to Japan. The movie is set for release in 2010, and no further plot details have been revealed. Hope this helps!
toy story 3 was originally planned by Disney pictures, but Pixar wouldn't sign on for the sequel. Despite an unwritten agreement that Disney would avoid Pixar sequels without Pixar involvement, Toy Story 3 got the go-ahead int he Disney-based CGI department. After Disney's acquisition of Pixar, Toy Story 3 became a Pixar project and the previous plot was dropped. The plot featured a recall of Buzz Lightyear toys to Japan. The movie is set for release in 2010, and no further plot details have been revealed. Hope this helps!
CaesarBoxFan
Member
because the Disney-Pixar contract had expired, Disney went on its own creating Toy Story 3. When Disney eventually bought out Pixar, supposedly all of the work Disney had done on it was thrown out in favor of a Pixar-led storyline
A Toy Story 3 is most definitely in development at Pixar.
When the Disney-Pixar relationship was rocky, Disney opened up their own computer animation studio "Circle 7 Animation" and went to work on Disney's own version of Toy Story 3 without Pixar's involvement. Disney owned the rights to the Pixar characters and could make movies of those characters without Pixar's involvement.
But once Disney bought Pixar, John Lasseter and some other higher-ups at Pixar immediately put a halt to Disney's TS3 production and shut down Circle 7. TS3 production was then moved to Pixar, where it should be done. Turns out Pixar is not even looking at Circle 7's script, and writing their own.
Lee Unkrich, who was the co-director for Toy Story 2; Monsters, Inc.; and Finding Nemo is directing it. So I'm at least happy TS3 is in the right hands now and I hope I helped.
One more note, it's all ready confirmed Tom Hanks and Tim Allen are returning to voice Woody and Buzz.
When the Disney-Pixar relationship was rocky, Disney opened up their own computer animation studio "Circle 7 Animation" and went to work on Disney's own version of Toy Story 3 without Pixar's involvement. Disney owned the rights to the Pixar characters and could make movies of those characters without Pixar's involvement.
But once Disney bought Pixar, John Lasseter and some other higher-ups at Pixar immediately put a halt to Disney's TS3 production and shut down Circle 7. TS3 production was then moved to Pixar, where it should be done. Turns out Pixar is not even looking at Circle 7's script, and writing their own.
Lee Unkrich, who was the co-director for Toy Story 2; Monsters, Inc.; and Finding Nemo is directing it. So I'm at least happy TS3 is in the right hands now and I hope I helped.
One more note, it's all ready confirmed Tom Hanks and Tim Allen are returning to voice Woody and Buzz.
adam75081
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Willful
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Agreed! I doubt Disney/Pixar would do a 3rd movie without both of them.
brisem
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RussJT
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The original plot idea was that due to some type of malfunction, all Buzz Lightyear toys were being recalled to Taiwan. The other toys, feeling that "their" Buzz would be scrapped and a new one would be sent back to Andy, go on a mission to rescue him.
From what I have heard, all previous voice actors have signed on for their pervious roles except for Jim Varney (Slinky Dog). Jim passed away a few years ago.
From what I have heard, all previous voice actors have signed on for their pervious roles except for Jim Varney (Slinky Dog). Jim passed away a few years ago.