The CANCELLED Toy Story Sequel...

Time for a Pixar video! And while we know it today as one of the greatest animation studios in the industry. We could have been in for a much darker timeline.. A reality where a whole different direction was intended for most of their films. How could you possibly mess up Toy Story? Well join us today as we go through the concept of the CANCELLED Toy Story 3. It's... something.

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...Oof. Some elements of this script REALLY didn't age well. Strip poker? Racist accents? Talking to humans?? No thanks...

[fernandaricaud]

No joke, but imagine if Buzz actually said “To infinity and be-yotch.”

[kingvideogames]

Honestly, toy makers being completely aware of the fact that toys are alive makes perfect sense. He literally created them, so of course he would know about the fact that the toys are alive.

[CliffCardi]

New-hired junior animator: “Years of academy training WASTED!”

[darkfang]

I was today years old when I found out that they were going to make a sequel to Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

[charliepie]

Now I'm bummed I don't get to see the universe where Disney ruined its own 3D animation department, causing them to collapse in on themselves. Would be fun to see.

[purple]

Weird to see how this weird, dark and full rather adult-ish jokes and references came out of Disney. The same company who just wouldn't stop censoring Gravity Falls. Shows how much things changed.

[nbewarwe]

Unironically, the most unbelievable part about this whole thing is the idea that Disney would set a movie in Taiwan.

[beepbeeprichie]

If I was andy I would be upset when he finds out bonnie lost his childhood toy-

[grambam]

The concept of a toy talking to a human I am surprised hasn't happened in a movie already, I mean, we got them scaring Sid in the first movie, but a full on conversation? I wonder if that'll ever happen. It's always been a sacred rule that they can never reveal themselves or talk or communicate, but it seems like an obvious twist that one day, they will.

[CattyMintgum]

Woody really was gonna be like "No Chowmein here, We deliver wrong address-"

[Nic_]

I’m surprised you didn’t bring this up sooner

[RealFayzaLayza_Kami]

It's weird to think that Disney would do . . . those weird things to the characters. Whereas Pixar just wants to make a genuinely sweet story with these toys, Disney wants to through on all sorts of propaganda . . . really glad that the "real" Toy Story 3 didn't go that route.

[racheln]

“To infinity and bee-yotch?”

I’d like to be generous and assume that line was simply to give executives something to object to, to throw them off the scent so the the writers can keep a somewhat less-objectionable line.

But that’s probably giving them way too much credit.

[HarmonyBunny]

The actual Toy Story 3 felt like the true ending... except it isn't

[riccardoleone]

I've always hated that the human personality of Buzz depended upon the functioning of a crappy chip put there for memorizing a bunch of catchphrases. What about all the other toys that don't have chips inside?

[cyanidecinnamonroll]

A bit of an unpopular opionion: Toy Story 2 is the best out of all of them

[nhan]

Know what? I kinda wanna see what this movie would've been like if it actually came out. It has some interesting concepts, and the entire thing seems like it'd be hilarious in that "so bad it's good" sense.

[Mathee]

I like the concept of Buzz malfunctioning; while it is similar to Woody's broken arm, I feel like it would be able to tackle different issues, mainly while Woody is a rare collector's item, there are plenty of other Buzz's, and I think it could lead to Buzz questioning how easily he could be replaced, wondering if Andy would even notice if he did replaced with another Buzz.

I think the scene with the toymaker would have worked better if the letter didn't burn, and when he enters the room and the toys plop down, he just talks to them like they're alive, spot the letter before reading it and asking them if they wrote it, with an inflection that could hint that he's joking, but also imply that he is aware that they are alive. Then upon reading the note, he gets completely serious and rushes out to put a stop to the destruction of the toys. Basically, if it heavily implies that he knows, but never confirms, I think that would be better.

[Sy_h]

I just learned today that steve job was the ceo of pixar

[MiloMurphysLaw]

It almost makes sense that the people who make the toys know that they’re alive.