Today’s good news: a new Toy Story movie.
Pixar just announced that it’s releasing the fourth installment of Toy Story in June 2017. The movie will be directed by John Lasseter, the legend who directed the first two movies and currently serves as Chief Creative Officer of Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios.
Toy Story 3 came out in 2010 and earned nearly $1.1 billion worldwide at the box office. No plot or character details about Toy Story 4 have been revealed yet.
Via: Variety
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6 responses to “Pixar bringing Toy Story 4 to a big screen near you in 2017”
No. NO. NO!!!! Leave it the f*** alone, it’s a beautiful trilogy as-is. Dammit Hollywood!
Exactly … no place to go but downhill. At this points the characters can only get more annoying or creepy.
I hear you, but with Lasseter directing Pixar clearly thinks it has a winner here.
Pretty creepy. Some of the kids that saw Toy Story 1 will be parents by the time Toy Story 4 comes out.
I see ISIS is chiming in here too. Let me join in… “Death to Disney and America”
I already know the plot…
One of the characters gets lost and the others go find them, and friendship happens.