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Toy Story 5
Pixar Pixar
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Toy Story 5

It's on.

2026 102 min ★ 8.3 (1,968) Released
Adventure Animation Comedy Family

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.

Original title
Toy Story 5
Language
EN
Country
US
Budget
$250,000,000
Revenue
$1,136,476,240
Reviews & Ratings 4
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Cheeziepoof

Aug 3, 2026 · via TMDB

★ 7.0

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 has changed. Highly recommend a watch! Great movie for family movie night or just a solo watch.

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CinemaSerf

Jun 30, 2026 · via TMDB

★ 7.0

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 ridicule of her more tech-savvy classmates at school and so, despondent, her parents buy her a "Lilypad". This promises to be her route to inclusion and popularity and soon she is even being invited to a sleepover. She takes "Jessie" and "Blaze" with her and next day returns crestfallen, realising that her love for them is the source of her misery. "Lilypad" decides that action must be taken so starts to manipulate her messages so that the toys are confined to a box in the garage. That's when they send for "Woody". He and his friends must now find a way to free their boxed up companions and help them recover their place in her heart before "Lilypad" has them consigned to a charity shop. Crucial to their success might be "Smarty Pants". This is an early digital gizmo that has also been consigned to the back of a drawer as it'd been superceded and so in a sorry state with no battery power, these unlikely allies realise that they must work together to find "Bonnie" a real and much less fickle friend. Perhaps it's just the slightly over sentimental characterisation of "Bonnie" but this film seemed to take an age to get going and then when it did it forgot to remember that growing up involves a shedding of skins - physically and metaphorically. We all have favourite toys, records, clothes that we are joined at the hip with until we ultimately discard - and the emotional heart-strings this tries to tug all ran just a bit counter-intuitively for me. Sure, it offers us an indictment of a prevailing trend amidst society at large to rely on technology to do more and more for us, and to insulate us from the fun and perils of actually growing up with real people, but the ending maybe just diluted that a little too conveniently and I found there to be quite a lot less humour for us here, too. It's still good fun with plenty of adventures but maybe it's not just "Woody" et al that need to be put to bed, now?

RealZero

RealZero

Jun 21, 2026 · via TMDB

★ 7.0

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 happy with it. **Short summary (spoiler free):** A good movie that, to me, feels more like an "Inside Out", where it heavily relies on the toys trying to steer Bonny's life and also has a much bigger focus on the human characters. Jessie is a strong protagonist, but most of the other toys are actually not really important, especially the original "Andy's Toys" group. Very nice and emotional depiction of the emotions of a child trying to make friends and the, sometimes hard, part the parents have in it, but less "toy adventure" than the previous movies. I still recommend it, but it feels a bit different to me. **Full review (contains basic "act" spoilers but no ending, etc.):** Jessie does a great job as a new protagonist, and while Buzz's role isn't exactly too important for the main plot, I do think Jessie and Buzz's dynamic can work quite well. The same as Woody and Buzz did before. The main plot is a quite nice idea: How do electronic devices influence how toys are seen and handled in the lives of kids? And I'm happy to see that it doesn't fully go the "electronic devices are bad" route. Every Toy Story started off quite slow and tame before the emotional stuff hit. And the "how will the new toy influence our lives?" idea is once again the same that Toy Story 1 already used. And that's actually a point where this movie feels a bit repetitive. And it's also what I mean with "it's a safe one". The worry is the same. The reaction of the other toys is the same. And Jessie's and Buzz's tries to calm everyone down are also very much the same as Woody did about Buzz in the first movie. In general, the big number of total toys means that the ones that are not Jessie, Bully, Buzz and the newcomers are really not important to the plot at all. Most of them sit around most of the movie and have no part in it, except for some lines at the beginning and the end. And I think this is why especially the beginning feels much weaker than, for example, Toy Story 1. The group of Andy's toys felt more like a tightly-knit group, while this is very much a Jessie-movie. Don't get me wrong! I like Jessie! It's a good Jessie movie! But I think this is why the first third of the movie feels slower and less impactful than Toy Story 1 despite using basically the same plot. The second third is quite different then. ALSO showing how a child's life changes through new things, but with very different problems. The toys figure out more about the situation. Jessie's past is brought up again in more detail and how it caused trauma and made her who she is. It also introduces most of the new characters who, along with Jessie, actually are the main characters of the movie. They're not as funny and interesting to me as "Andy's toys", but they work nicely for the plot once the heavy getting-to-know phase is over. The last third is then where the movie gets the most emotional, where all things fall together and all the newly introduced characters actually come together and show how their dynamic works. To me, this is also the strongest part of the movie in a pure sense of entertainment. It has most of the "action" part, obviously, as well. So, what does the movie do well? I think many parts of this movie are actually "for adults/parents", because they show nicely how "fitting in" and "finding good friends" can be hard for young children. Parents try to help their children with it, and how they see them struggle and fail at times. Of course this can also show children how this is a normal part of life, but I think the movie "hits harder" seen from the point of the parents trying their best. But maybe that's just my perspective. What's not so good? The movie, to me, is far less "funny". There are no really fun gags, much more emotion comes from sadness and worry. This is not bad in itself! But I just feel that part of Toy Story was always the kind of humor that was possible because the toys are toys. Mr Potato Head being taken apart, Woody waving with Buzz's ripped off arm, stuff like that. This one does make one smile, but it wasn't a "laughing loud" one. Especially not compared to movies like "Hoppers" which were completely hilarious. In fact, now that I think about it: The whole movie feels like "Inside Out", with the toys taking the part of the "emotions", and less than what made the other Toy Stories "Toy Story". Especially the much stronger focus on the humans, as well. So, all in all: The movie feels like "Inside Out". It's a good movie, Jessie is a strong protagonist, emotions are shown really heavy and realistic, and I did feel for the main characters. But I also feel that thus the movie heavily relied on betting on sadness and our compassion towards Bonny instead of the adventures of the toys and the humor that used to come with it. I think it's a good movie, but not among the best "Toy Stories". Visually, it's really impressive, of course. I think Pixar really tried to go all-out on plants and realistic animals this time. I originally rated it 10% better, but writing this I feel it gets most of its "positive memory" from the emotional last part, which doesn't really make up for the beginning. But yeah, hard to say. Still a good one!

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Jun 16, 2026 · via TMDB

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 more entertainment recommendations, check out <a href="https://santa-lou.com/">kakadu casino</a>.

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Cast 54
Joan Cusack

Joan Cusack

Jessie (voice)

Tom Hanks

Tom Hanks

Woody (voice)

Tim Allen

Tim Allen

Buzz Lightyear (voice)

Conan O'Brien

Conan O'Brien

Smarty Pants (voice)

Scarlett Spears

Scarlett Spears

Bonnie (voice)

Greta Lee

Greta Lee

Lilypad (voice)

Shelby Rabara

Shelby Rabara

Snappy (voice)

Mykal-Michelle Harris

Mykal-Michelle Harris

Blaze (voice)

Craig Robinson

Craig Robinson

Atlas (voice)

Jay Hernandez

Jay Hernandez

Bonnie’s Dad (voice)

Lori Alan

Lori Alan

Bonnie's Mom (voice)

Bonnie Hunt

Bonnie Hunt

Dolly (voice)

Kristen Schaal

Kristen Schaal

Trixie (voice)

Tony Hale

Tony Hale

Forky (voice)

John Hopkins

John Hopkins

Mr. Pricklepants (voice)

Wallace Shawn

Wallace Shawn

Rex (voice)

Blake Clark

Blake Clark

Slinky Dog (voice)

Ernie Hudson

Ernie Hudson

Combat Carl (voice)

Krys Marshall

Krys Marshall

Blaze's Mom (voice)

Jeff Bergman

Jeff Bergman

Mr. Potato Head (voice)

Bad Bunny

Bad Bunny

Pizza with Sunglasses (voice)

Anna Vocino

Anna Vocino

Mrs. Potato Head (voice)

Annie Potts

Annie Potts

Bo Peep (voice)

Jeff Garlin

Jeff Garlin

Buttercup (voice)

Matty Matheson

Matty Matheson

Dr. Nutcase (voice)

John Ratzenberger

John Ratzenberger

Hamm (voice)

Keanu Reeves

Keanu Reeves

Duke Caboom (voice)

Jeff Pidgeon

Jeff Pidgeon

Aliens (voice)

Melissa Villaseñor

Melissa Villaseñor

Karen Beverly (voice)

Alan Cumming

Alan Cumming

Evil Bullseye (voice)

Andrew Stanton

Andrew Stanton

Emperor Zurg (voice)

Bob Bergen

Bob Bergen

Additional Voices (voice)

Barbara Goodson

Barbara Goodson

Additional Voices (voice)

Paul Karmiryan

Paul Karmiryan

Additional Voices (voice)

Mona Marshall

Mona Marshall

Additional Voices (voice)

Scott Menville

Scott Menville

Additional Voices (voice)

Jamieson Price

Jamieson Price

Additional Voices (voice)

Tara Strong

Tara Strong

Additional Voices (voice)

Lucie Vuong

Lucie Vuong

Additional Voices (voice)

Ashley Bell

Ashley Bell

Additional Voices (voice)

Daniel MK Cohen

Daniel MK Cohen

Additional Voices (voice)

Sarah Hollis

Sarah Hollis

Additional Voices (voice)

Anndi McAfee

Anndi McAfee

Additional Voices (voice)

Brian Larsen

Brian Larsen

Additional Voices (voice)

Kari Wahlgren

Kari Wahlgren

Additional Voices (voice)

Shelby Young

Shelby Young

Additional Voices (voice)

Michael Bell

Michael Bell

Additional Voices (voice)

Terri Douglas

Terri Douglas

Additional Voices (voice)

Keston John

Keston John

Additional Voices (voice)

Lucy Lowe

Lucy Lowe

Additional Voices (voice)

Amari McCoy

Amari McCoy

Additional Voices (voice)

Brad Norman

Brad Norman

Additional Voices (voice)

Fred Tatasciore

Fred Tatasciore

Additional Voices (voice)

Hynden Walch

Hynden Walch

Additional Voices (voice)

Crew 38
Jeff Pidgeon

Jeff Pidgeon

Storyboard Artist

Jean-Claude Kalache

Jean-Claude Kalache

Director of Photography

Matt Aspbury

Matt Aspbury

Director of Photography

Tom MacDougall

Tom MacDougall

Executive Music Producer

Michael Arndt

Michael Arndt

Thanks

Kenna Harris

Kenna Harris

Co-Director

Andrew Stanton

Andrew Stanton

Director

Jorge Lucas

Jorge Lucas

Assistant Editor

Krissy Cababa

Krissy Cababa

Associate Producer

Kevin Reher

Kevin Reher

Casting

Jonas Rivera

Jonas Rivera

Executive Producer

Pete Docter

Pete Docter

Executive Producer

Trevor Jimenez

Trevor Jimenez

Executive Producer

Lindsey Collins

Lindsey Collins

Producer

Jesus Martinez

Jesus Martinez

Production Manager

Jasper Randall

Jasper Randall

Conductor

Dennis Leonard

Dennis Leonard

Foley Mixer

Don Davis

Don Davis

Orchestrator

Randy Newman

Randy Newman

Original Music Composer

Jack Antonoff

Jack Antonoff

Songs

Randy Newman

Randy Newman

Songs

Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift

Songs

Ren Klyce

Ren Klyce

Sound Designer

Ren Klyce

Ren Klyce

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Coya Elliott

Coya Elliott

Supervising Sound Editor

Bret Parker

Bret Parker

Animation Supervisor

Peter de Sève

Peter de Sève

Character Designer

Alec Sokolow

Alec Sokolow

Characters

Chris Webb

Chris Webb

Characters

Doug Chamberlin

Doug Chamberlin

Characters

Joel Cohen

Joel Cohen

Characters

Joss Whedon

Joss Whedon

Characters

Michael Arndt

Michael Arndt

Characters

Rita Hsiao

Rita Hsiao

Characters

Stephany Folsom

Stephany Folsom

Characters

Andrew Stanton

Andrew Stanton

Screenplay

Kenna Harris

Kenna Harris

Screenplay

Andrew Stanton

Andrew Stanton

Story

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US Release Dates 5

Jun 9, 2026

Los Angeles, California

Premiere

Jun 19, 2026

PG Theatrical

Aug 18, 2026

PG Digital

Sep 22, 2026

4K Ultra HD / Blu-ray / DVD

PG Physical

Sep 23, 2026

Disney+

PG Digital

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