
Toy Story 2
While Andy is away at cowboy camp, Woody is kidnapped by Al, an obsessive toy collector who intends to turn Andy's favourite cowboy doll into big, big bucks. It turns out that Woody is a valuable piece of merchandise from the old "Woody's Roundup" TV series and Al intends to sell him--along with his new Roundup friends--to a toy museum in Japan. But help is on the way as Buzz and the rest of the gang from Andy's room race across town to save them--battling Emperor Zurg, Buzz Lightyear clones and heavy traffic on the way.
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It's the Godfather 2 of Pixar. Some will say Toy Story is better others will say Toy Story 2 is better. Either way you would be a fool...
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The original Toy Story is considered to be one of the most revolutionary movies of all time. Despite being released in 1995(oh so very long ago), its graphics and animation...
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This is the best sequel I have ever seen, compared to the worst Shrek 2. Anyways, the story flowed and contributed and coexisted with the first, unlike other sequels.
I personally...
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WARNING – POSSIBLE SPOILERS –
How many sequels are there that are better than the original? Truth be told they are few and far between, there are a ton of sequels...
Featuring the voices of:
| Tom Hanks | ... Sheriff Woody |
| Tim Allen | ... Buzz Lightyear |
| Don Rickles | ... Mr. Potato Head |
| Estelle Harris | ... Mrs. Potato Head |
| Jim Varney | ... Slinky Dog |
| Wallace Shawn | ... Rex |
| John Ratzenberger | ... Hamm |
| Annie Potts | ... Bo Peep |
| R. Lee Ermey | ... Sergeant |
| Joan Cusack | ... Jessie the Cowgirl |
| Kelsey Grammer | ... Stinky Pete the Prospector |
| Joe Ranft | ... Wheezy |
| Jodi Benson | ... Barbie |
| Andrew Stanton | ... Emperor Zurg |
| Wayne Knight | ... Al the Toy Collector |
| Laurie Metcalf | ... Andy's Mom |
| Jonathan Harris | ... Geri the Cleaner |
| John Morris | ... Andy |
| Robert Goulet | ... Wheezy's singing voice |
Directed by: John Lasseter and Colin Brady
Produced by: Karen Robert Jackson and Helene Plotkin
Executive Producers: John Lasseter and Steve Jobs
Musical Score by: Randy Newman
Songs by: Randy Newman
Writing Credits: John Lasseter, Andrew Stanton, Peter Docter, Ash Brannon, Rita Hsiao, Doug Chamberlain and Chris Webb
profile by: athena






