There's no denying it's fun to catch up with Woody, Mr. As successful (critically and commercially) the last batch of Pixar followups have been, many of the studio's fans would agree Pixar was at its apex during the 2000s, when it produced a string of original films that were consistently excellent in all facets. It's worth pointing out that Pixar is not developing any more sequels after Toy Story 4, choosing instead to develop original movies like next year's Onward. He even went as far to say, "I would be totally happy if this was the end." Producer Mark Neilsen added that since Pixar's primary focus has been on completing Toy Story 4, the thought of another adventure hasn't crossed their minds, but teased "we never know what the future holds." In an interview with /Film, Cooley stated that so far, there haven't been any talks about a fifth Toy Story movie.
Related: Toy Story 3 Totally Left The Door Open for a Fourth Movie This time, however, it looks like Toy Story has reached its definite conclusion. Fortunately, the latest entry is said to live up to the (very) high bar set by its predecessors and apparently has its own heart-wrenching ending to boot.
The prevailing belief was that Toy Story 3 was the ideal finale to the series, but Pixar couldn't resist returning to the well for this week's Toy Story 4.
As many know, that third film ended with a poignant sequence of a grown-up Andy passing his toys down to the younger Bonnie and bidding old friends Woody and Buzz Lightyear farewell.
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