Movie: *has logos* Cinemasins: "So you have chosen death."

I swear I read the title as forty minutes, and was like holy hell this movie is gonna have sins for days

Why is Nobody talking about how woody was Andy's favorite toy and loved him to death And Bonnie just straight up abandons woody and forgets about woody and breaks Andy's promice.

I never wanna hear the words “Andy playing with his woody” again

I can't believe you didn't talk about the one band toy.

Jessie was freaking out from being put in the closet because she has ptsd of confined spaces since she was abandoned by her owner in a box.

I love how a cartoon spork tries to commit suicide in a kid's movie.

The biggest sin is that Bonnie didn't give two shits about loving the toy most precious to Andy 😭

are we just gonna ignore the fact that he _should_ be called "Sporky"

*Fingers his ring, and pulls his string.* - CinemaSins 2019

*andy visits Bonnie* Andy: “hey Bonnie having fun with the toys? Can I see woody?” Bonnie: “0-0”

I feel like this is just fanfiction by someone who just wanted Bo and Woody to get together and just ignored canon

Am I the only one that remembers that in Toy Story 3 Bonnie's favorite toy was woody, SHE EVEN GOT SAD WHEN SEEING ANDY DIDN'T GIVE IT TO HER

The part about jessie freaking out in the closet was something they showed in toy story 2 she specifically gets anxiety about being in closed off dark spaces because shes scared of being locked in a box again.

Woody in Toy story 2: "In the end, I'll always have Buzz Lightyear by my side, always..." Woody in Toy story 4: *Ditches his friends to live in a trailer park* tO iNfInItY aNd BeYoNd

Andy coming back from college break: So how's it going? How's Woody? Bonnie: Uh.... Toy Story 5: Finding Woody

Them asking Keanu do say “woah” feels like that kid in that shrek movie telling shrek to “do the roar”.....

"Finding Woody in mysterious places." Yes...that was my childhood post puberty, for sure.

1:45 Jessie has PTSD from being locked in storage for however mny years until Al found Woody, so she in particular is freaking out about being in a dark, confined space for that reason. It's been touched on a couple times, including in Toy Story 2 when she freaks out anout having to go back in the box, and in at least one of the Toy Story Shorts.

What is Pixar’s favorite instrument to use? The heartstrings.

Surprised they didn't mention something about the unicorn constantly wanting to get the dad arrested.

The fact that you skipped the “plush rush” scene, is a sin *ding*

“How many nostalgic playing with my Woody moments do we really need?” -_Cinema sins, 2019_

The animation at 0:30 is insane, like sin removal worthy insane. Beautiful work by Pixar there

"playing with my woody" hehehehehe

The fact that Woody leaving his friends to be with Bo completely goes against every principle of this franchise should have been a hundred sins.

You also missed a legitimate "Peeping TOM" joke, because Woody is voiced by Tom Hanks.

"How many nostalgic "playing with my Woody" moments do we really need?" Me: You might wanna rephrase that..

On the next episode of Toy story: Andy: Hey Bonnie how are you Bonnie: I'm fine Andy: where's Woody Bonnie:😁😯

Andy: Hey Bonnie. Bonnie: Hi Andy!! Andy: How’s Woody doing? Bonnie: oh.. well. I los- Andy: so anyways I just started blasting.

I think the ending of TS4 is not really about leaving your friends behind for a romantic relationship. I think it's about Woody realizing that Andy is still his kid and his loyalty to him didn't change. He was trying to do the same for Bonnie but he realized it's not the same as Andy. And I think he lost his purpose, but he found a new one when he helped Gabby find a kid. It's the same thing he did for Forky, he did everything so Forky could be there for Bonnie. Plus I think that giving away his parts says something too...like he did it because he knows he will not be played at anymore by Bonnie, hence there is no sense anymore in staying with Bonnie since his purpose or functionality is gone. Bo Peep could be a little bossy here, but what she's trying to say to Woody is that you're not defined by whether you have a kid or not. You don't lose your purpose if you're not loved anymore. You choose your own purpose, and you could choose to live freely. Thanks for listening to my TED talk. 😆😆😆

I cried 2 times on this movie - once when Harmony rejected Gabby in SUCH A DISRESPECTFUL MANNER, i felt so bad for her. And in the ending, when Woody left his friends. My childhood, my life, got absolutely STRUCK. I never expected this outcome. I have been torn apart since. I know why i'm sad, but... I can't define it. I felt... happy for Woody, since that is what he wanted, but i felt really sad for his friends, because they lost their best friend. Losing someone you know is my biggest fear and weakness, yet still, I know it's *INEVITABLE*. I LOVE TOY STORY. I am just a kid, a 14 year old boy from Poland, who is really struggling, since next week i have to take exams that will basically define the next 4 years or so for me. Toy Story was always with me, since basically forever. The only other moment that makes me cry is in Toy Story 2, when Jessie shows her backstory with Emily. This franchise *DEFINED MY LIFE*. I am just so glad that these movies were made. Goodbye, you just read through my story, i guess?

When I first saw this movie I immediately knew they were gonna sin the apple kid

My five-year-old wanted forky... So instead of paying for the actual toy... I made him one... Saved myself $15.

I wonder if they’ll make a Toy Story 5, where Bonnie grows up, finds all her old toys and decides to give them away (or something happens, like them going in the wrong box or bag, like before) and then they magically find Woody and Bo. The end.

Things you should never say in public "Playing with my woody"

My biggest gripe was Buzz. Toy Story 1 was so good for his character development they actually had nowhere else to go. So Toy Story 2 cheats with another Buzz that doesn’t know its a toy. Great makes sense! Toy Story 3 has him reset by the villains so he’s in toy mode again. Still good, it’s funny and it’s cool to see him be bad. This film has absolutely no reason for Buzz to not know how to lead. He led the group in part 2 without Woody, so he knows what he’s doing!

they managed to make a spork the most relatable character in the movie.

I thought that the ending was way out of character. I get it that Bonnie doesn't play with him that much, but guess what? As soon as he's gone Bonnie is going to want him again. He essentially "abandons" his friends, and leaves them to deal with forky, who will no doubt probably end up trying to run away, or will get mistaken for trash and thrown out. So yeah. WAYYYYY out of character.

9:35 I feel you Jeremy, I thought the same thing. I feel like the animators did TOO good of a job making Bo look like a thicc human.

I’m surprised you didn’t mention the line from Toy Story 2: “When it all ends, I’ll have Buzz Lightyear by my side, to infinity and beyond.” Which totally goes against the ending of the movie

You should have taken a sin off for "to infinity" "and beyond"

Alright, I'm gonna give this a shot. Only toys are sentient, and ALL toys are sentient. They are manufactured knowing their background. Extending those two rules, a spork is manufactured knowing it's a single use utensil, but it isn't sentient and therefore not aware of anything. When Bonnie turns the spork into a toy it becomes sentient, but retains it's "backstory" of be-used-and-get-thrown-out. Why Forky is even more resistant to accepting a common alteration in it's purpose than Buzz was to understanding he is a toy representing his backstory and not actually a space hero is unclear. Especially because we're given the impression that not knowing you're a toy is some sort of manufacturing flaw, since the toys are surprised that Buzz comes out of the box deluded.

So moral of the story: Always leave your friends or family or someone to a girl / boy you love

"Nostalgia playing with my woody moments" has to be a Dicer sin for sure

When I imagine the future, I imagine a a world where Toy Story 63 is playing in the movie theater along side the Toy Story 11 live action movie

Andy: I CANT FIND WOODY!!!! Also Andy: *checks the bahamas* Woody: Idiot, I was in Japan

10:59 Movie forgot that Buzz glows in the dark as clearly shown in Toy Story 3.

Man he should've took a sin off for the plush rush scene

Anyone else cry at the ending “To infinity... and beyond”?

in the cinema. i laughed when forky jumped out the window saying "Freedom!"

The possible accidental innuendo at 9:39 is funny

I think Jeremy actually liked this movie, judging by the number of sins that were removed.

He means he watched over andy just like hes doing with forky

“Why dose the cat need to be photo realistic but the humans look like lumps of plasticine with facial features” because Cats are way more important than people

Ngl that first ventriloquist scene freaked me out the first time I watched it

Andy: *gives woody to bonnie* take care of him.. Bonnie: I will! *yeets him into a closet and probably doesn't care when he just disappears out of nowhere*

I’m surprised there’s no “This movie exist for some reason” sin

Everything, literally everything.

I LOVE the Toy Story trilogy. I think the animation and the characters and the story only got BETTER as the films went on. The story was infused with emotion and creativity and charm and these characters became MUCH MORE than mere pixels on a screen. By the end of the third movie, they truly felt like friends. We cared about them....which is why we all cried at Toy Story 3. I was exactly Andy's age when the first Toy Story came out and when Toy Story 3 came out, I was also going off to college (with my Disney movies in a box in my car) and saying goodbye to childhood. So I KNEW how he was feeling. I may be crazy....but I did NOT like Toy Story 4. AT ALL. The animation was stunning, but I didn't care for much of anything else about it. It felt....very cheap and hollow after the journey I have been on with these characters. And there were WAY to many new characters. The second movie introduced 3 characters (2 of whom have remained in the series....Jessie, Bullseye and the Prospector) and we liked Jessie and Bullseye. The third movie introduced a lot of characters, but they were smart in focusing on a select few (like Lotso and Ken and Bonnie's toys so it wasn't so overwhelming). Unlike Buzz and Jessie from 1 and 2, I could not warm up to Forky as a character. I didn't find anything charming or endearing about him. He was literal trash and he made it VERY clear that he didn't want to be there. And I honestly don't remember any of the other characters' names or what made them so necessary to the story. The villain doll was....decent....but then even THAT felt half-baked compared to other villains. I thought the Bo Peep plot line was ABSOLUTELY ridiculous and unneeded....especially them running into her YEARS later because they just HAPPENED to be in the same amusement park. And honestly, as much as they tried to reignite whatever romantic spark was shared between her and Woody, I never ONCE got the impression that she actually still had feelings for Woody. If anything, she seemed almost annoyed by his being there. Like he was an unwelcome intruder in her new life. And this is half the reason that I HATED HATED HATED Woody's decision to go with HER at the end rather than stay with Bonnie. I felt like it went against EVERYTHING that Woody's character has stood for in the last 3 movies. His mantra has always been "Being there for Andy/Bonnie when they need us" and I felt to completely ignore that and choose the girl was a complete insult to his character.....and it felt like a cheap way of writing Woody out of any potential sequels (which lets face it....there ARE going to be more sequels so long as these films make money....because that's all Disney cares about now. Money and sequels/remakes. It was never about being the favorite toy. After all, in the first one, Buzz became the favorite. Honestly, they should have just let the story end at the third one. It was a perfect ending to a perfect trilogy..

"Any sign of Woody?" Failed Viagra slogan! This got me 🤣🤣🤣

CORRECTION: Woody was made in the 1950s, meaning he’s more likely made of _American_ plastic, ergo he’s already where he’s “supposed” to be. However, the point would’ve made more sense if it surrounded Buzz, as in the first film, his arm literally says “Made in Taiwan.”

11:22 this scene hits hard!

Bonny breaking her promise to Andy (although this could be forgiven as her being a little kid not understanding the significance of Andy's speech) The main toys (except Buzz, Jessie) not getting much screen time Woody leaving the toys to be with Bo (depending on how you look at it)

I guess it goes without saying that this is the most unnecessary sequel in existence.

My 21 year old ass cried like a baby when woody said goodbye, saw my entire childhood flash before my eyes

1:40 The second movie did show that Jessie has claustrophobia. If anything you should sin all the times she's been in closets, boxes, toy chests, and such, and not freaked out!

Didn’t even mention the part when they needed a key to get into the cabinet, but then one of the chucky dudes opens the cabinet to go after woody.

I feel like they just animated a Toy Story fanfiction..

"...when he fingers his ring and tugs his string" sounds like an euphamism for something else

0:58 this entire sin sequence is a reminder of how far CinemaSins has come to appreciate the little things in spite of being assholes.

3:11 interestingly enough, the original premise of Toy Story 3 was gonna involve Buzz Lightyear being recalled to Taiwan and the gang traveling there to take him back or something..

I appreciate your variety in your “in ____ minutes” in the titles

9:27 Yes. He did it in the first Toy Story, and was even able to speak through it.

1:24 "Playing with my Woody" something I never expected to hear lol

The fact this movie was made should have been 100 sins

11:19 Granny: You can take it home if you want. Kid: Nah. (drops Gabby) Me: (Laughing) Music: Shut up, this is sad!

This movie exists *ding* Seriously, I don't remember anyone after the 3rd movie saying they wanted more. The bookend sequence and everything was perfect.

It's amazing how good this movie actually is, considering it's a sequel to a series that ended.

8:17 That moment when u see the imposter kill someone & vent

What about the “Who’s Andy?” Part, that broke my heart

• So we’ll just gloss past the whole significance of Bo Peep having her arm casually snapped off and just taping it back on allows it to function again?! I know the Potato Heads could have their parts work independently of their body but they were designed as such to be mix-matchable. • I don’t have the greatest memory of the earlier films, but how does Bo Peep’s outfit work? She’s normally in southern belle dress which can move when she becomes animate but how can there be a fully designed undergarment like she wears once the dress she was sculpted in is removed?! Was all her clothing fabric so that the figurine of a lamp could be dressed and undressed like a Barbie doll?? • Buzz’s speech buttons are inconsistent on which one to go to when seeking abstract advice and it was clearly shown that he had only 3 recorded lines that corresponded to each button. He seems to push the exact same one each time for whole swathes of lines never even heard before. • This whole movie rocks the already shaky premise of “toys are alive without you knowing it” by actually going into the question of what is and isn’t a toy by Forky being arts and craft toy now gaining sentience like molded plastic at a Hasbro factory. But if it’s brought about by being played with and imbued with a perception “playing”, what does that mean for my fleshlight or some rich dude’s latex RealDoll which we play with? • How convenient is it the girl the films misleads you into thinking is the one for Gabby just happens to look exactly like girl in the picture book with a purple dress just when it’s conveniently a visual parallel? • So Molly has more than one Barbie in her toy chest?! I understand that completely because girls and what not, but where were they in the 3rd film when only one Barbie was present and nobody acted like she was missing any “sisters” like when Woody mentioned losing friends like Bo Peep between sequels?

Hiya. Cinemasins that was a touching moment at 11:25 of this video. It's the part where you said " that the things we want to fix about ourselves won't fix everything". Thank you so much for this because the majority of my life was just based on fixing mistakes I made because sometimes I'm often a poor judge of character for reasons that I was innocent in my younger years and people took advantage over my innocence and so I began to start defending myself more as I grew up byt resulting in burning bridges. 2020 was about me not just getting my life together but fixing everything I messed up in; a new beginning. This year I had felt like I didn't give my younger self the life I intended to live which was to make a whole lot of friends or go to a university. I can still do all these things but I'm starting from scratch all over again. I thought that if I had better myself the world would see me as a excellent independent person and I would gained respect for hard work I did. But the biggest thing I realize is, thank to your realization input, isthat no matter how much you change and better yourself, the world will always remain the same. It almost reminds me of Corraine Bailey's song "Put your records on. " P.S. sorry for the long comment.☺

0:34 “barrel of ex monkinas” That killed me.

Toy Story 4 ruins the second movies ending how woody says he’ll stay with buzz forever

This movie is about sentient toys and you're asking about how his mouth is staying on his face!?

I think woody mentions Andy when he was little because he was there when Andy was a toddler. Woody probably was after Andy and preventing him from hurting himself. Preventing head bumps on corners, falling down the stairs, ect

7:01 - that cliche in movies annoy me, especially when it's the "Dumbass wearing headphones would've heard the main character(s) getting kidnapped or threatened and would've been able to save them in time if only their dumbass wasn't wearing headphones" cliche

I actually forgot how amazing that rain scene was oh my GOD

"What is this, a presidential primary race?" LOL. One sin off for you.

“Stallions before galleons” I love that

What confuses me the most is that Jesse has a voice box, but doesn't uses it. It is a possibility that it's broken, but you can't tell me that after Woody's voice box is still working after all these years.

Are we not going to sin the fact that Woody decided to betray his never-changing, be-there-for-my-kid-no-matter-what philosophy despite 3 movies over the course of 18+ years of this being practically the go-to plot?

Im fkn dead: “And you were likely made from Taiwanese plastic, but I dont see you subconsciously booking a fight to Taipei”. Thats it.... thats the best sin in the history of cinema sins

Imagine this scenario Woody finds Andy again. Andy sees Woody moving Woody: Hi Andy. I think you might be shocked to find out that I'm alive (Then Andy with the happiest look in his face says) Andy: I know buddy. I've always known. Then they hug then the audience cries.

One of the sins: I'm suprised Bonnie didn't look back an say "Where's Forky?" Me: The Shining reference is creepy, but was is creepier is that this movie had the same number of sins as The Shining.

If one of the toys died, the child wouldn't know and the other toys would have to watch them play with their friends corpse

"fingers his ring and tugs his string" HAHAHAHAAAAA I'M DEAD!!!

My biggest gripe is how Buzz isn't a main, despite literally being one of the 2 series mascots. Also none of the others besides woody get any screen time either. I also hate how woody's defining voicebox is removed, and the break up at the end. The voicebox is too much though, it's woody's thing.

Woody telling Rex to 'keep it down to a dull roar' was a subtle reference to that restaurant scene from 'Bruce Almighty' when he suddenly hears all the prayers.