When Bonnie receives a Lilypad tablet as a gift and becomes obsessed, Buzz, Woody, Jessie and the rest of the gang's jobs become exponentially harder when they have to go head to head with the all-new threat to playtime.

Joan Cusack
as Jessie (voice)

Tom Hanks
as Woody (voice)

Tim Allen
as Buzz Lightyear (voice)

Conan O'Brien
as Smarty Pants (voice)

Scarlett Spears
as Bonnie (voice)

Greta Lee
as Lilypad (voice)

Shelby Rabara
as Snappy (voice)

Mykal-Michelle Harris
as Blaze (voice)

Craig Robinson
as Atlas (voice)

Jay Hernandez
as Bonnie’s Dad (voice)
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Toy Story 5 is a heartwarming return to the beloved franchise that combines nostalgia with fresh storytelling. The animation is stunning, the voice cast delivers exceptional performances, and the emotional depth rivals even the original films. A must-watch for families and animation fans alike. For ...
RealZero
The movie series that would've had a perfect ending with Toy Story 3 manages to, once more, not screw up with another sequel. So, yeah, I think Pixar once again managed to make a good movie and a good Toy Story with this one. Not the best or a totally awesome one. A safe one. But I'm still quite ...
CinemaSerf
Even though there is a pretty clear and potent message here, this isn't my favourite from the franchise - in fact, in many ways it reminded me of what I felt was the much more engaging "Ron's Gone Wrong" (2021). "Bonnie" is a lonely little girl who still plays with her toys. This earns her the ridic...
Cheeziepoof
Toy story was one of my favorite childhood movies growing up. As the years have gone by i have watched each one and still get the nostalgia from the first. This is no different .Absolutely amazing movie as it stuck with the roots of toy story but also brought in aspects of how the technology of toys...
andrewtislercinephile
Pixar has always made some of the best sequels in history, and the *Toy Story* franchise is no exception. This fifth entry-all about "toys vs tech"-is easily the franchise's best in my opinion, and the most relatable. I really liked how the movie handled the conflict with a level of nuance, where th...