What ensues amounts to a daring prison breakout, where Woody and his friends survive everything thrown their way (include an incinerator) to make their way back to Andy's. However, it's revealed Lotso rules Sunnyside with a tyrannical iron fist, making the place an absolute nightmare for new toys. There, they meet Lotso Huggin' Bear, who ensures them there will alway be new kids ready to play with them. The main group of toys (except for Woody, who Andy plans to bring to school) accept their new fate as attic inhabitants, but due to a misunderstanding wind up at Sunnyside Daycare.
In the original trilogy finale, Andy is now a grown-up and about to head off for college. Related: Toy Story 3 Totally Left the Door Open for a Third Movie 4. Here's our countdown of the four Toy Story films, from worst to best. Because all of the movies are excellent, it makes ranking them a difficult task, but that's what we're attempting to do in this space. Even though the recently-released Toy Story 4 was hit with production difficulties and was subject to intense skepticism, the consensus is it's as strong a film as any of its predecessors, further cementing Toy Story's claim as the strongest Hollywood franchise. Pixar's track record isn't entirely spotless anymore (see: Cars 3, The Good Dinosaur), but there's no denying Toy Story is extremely consistent when it comes to quality. Toy Story essentially established the Pixar template that's stood the test of time for nearly 25 years. But that was only half of why the movie was considered a success it received rave reviews for its funny and touching story that explored fascinating human emotions through the lens of inanimate objects. As most know by now, Toy Story was the first full-length computer animated feature, wowing audiences as a tremendous technical achievement. Which Toy Story movie is the best in the series? The franchise and the Pixar legacy itself kicked off with the original film in 1995, which was a landmark occasion for the industry.
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