The Toy Story movies are all critically acclaimed with tight pacing, but these great supporting toy characters still deserved ...

Andy's toys land in day-care after he leaves for college, and hatch a daring escape plan in this fantastic addition to the "Toy Story" series. Meanwhile, some of the gang's new friends aren't ...

It's no secret Tim Allen gave Buzz Lightyear his voice in the "Toy Story" films, but other actors lent their talents to the ...

Toy Story 3 - launch of brand new toys! The Disney Store has unveiled its brand new Toy Story 3 character range with an explosion of Woody’s, Buzz Lightyear’s and Mr Potato Heads! The lovable toys ...

Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the rest of the gang are back in the first teaser trailer for Toy ... Toy Story 3. The trailer shows the toys gleefully dancing in a circle along with a brand new character ...

Nine years ago, when Toy Story 3 was released, sales of toys ... I've always identified with Woody and I've liked his character development from the first film... They really do put detail ...

The studio certainly set the delicate course with Toy Story ... It moves the story on (take note, Iron Man 2 writers), while keeping its characters and plotting comfortingly familiar, and it ...

Two adorable images of Toy Story Characters appear almost identical ... but precision and attention to detail. Your task: Find 3 differences between the two images. Your challenge: Do it in ...

RM is giving main character energy dressed as Sheriff Woody ... o’-Huggin’ Bear (a.k.a. Lotso), who made his debut in Toy Story 3. The vinyl figure measures approximately 4.65-inches tall.

Let's start over 26 years ago with the technology built for "Toy Story." Getting a given character to move starts in Pixar's rigging and modeling department. Mara MacMahon: Whenever you're ...

"Toy Story 3" brought together a bigger cast of characters -- three times as many as in the original movie. Costuming all of them wouldn't be easy, especially when introducing characters like ...

By the time "Toy Story 3" came out in 2010, Pixar's animators had gotten such precise control over how characters move, that it's surprising they'd want to take a step backward. But they actually ...