TOY STORY 2 [1999] [3D Blu-ray + 2D Blu-ray] [1999 / 2011] [Region Free] [UK Release] The Toys Are Back and Even Better in 3D!
From the filmmakers behind ‘Finding Nemo,’ ‘Monsters, Inc.,’ ‘Cars’ and ‘UP’ comes the celebrated comedy ‘TOY STORY 2.’ Watch your favourite characters jump off the screen as you rediscover the humour, heart and friendship of this hilarious adventure that goes to infinity and beyond in astonishing Disney 3D.
Enter Disney and PIXAR’s incredible world with Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie and Bullseye in the movie that shows us what being a toy, and a friend, is all about. This must-have comedy classic is the perfect addition to your Disney • PIXAR collection, and on Disney 3D Blu-ray, you can get closer to the fun and excitement than ever before! It’s Magic in a New Dimension!
FILM FACT No.1: Awards and Nominations: 2000 Academy Awards, USA: Nominations: ‘TOY STORY 2’ Best Music, Original Song for Randy Newman for the song “When She Loved Me.” 2000 Golden Globes, USA: Nominations: Golden Globe Award: ‘TOY STORY 2’ Best Original Song in a Motion Picture for Randy Newman for the Song: “When She Loved Me.” 2000 Golden Globes, USA: Win: Golden Globe Award: ‘TOY STORY 2’ Best Motion Picture for a Comedy or Musical. 2001 Grammy Awards, USA: Nominations: Grammy Award: ‘TOY STORY 2’ Best Score Soundtrack Album for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media for Randy Newman. 2001 Grammy Awards, USA: Win: ‘TOY STORY 2’ Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media for Randy Newman (songwriter) for the song “When She Loved Me” artist: Sarah McLachlan.
FILM FACT No.2: A conversation about a sequel to ‘Toy Story’ began around a month after the film's opening in December 1995. A few days after ‘Toy Story’ was released, John Lasseter was traveling with his family and found a young boy clutching a Sheriff Woody doll at an airport. Lasseter described how the boy's excitement to show it to his father touched him deeply. Lasseter realized that his character no longer belonged to him only, but rather it belonged to others, as well. The memory was a defining factor in the production of ‘TOY STORY 2’ with John Lasseter moved to create a great film for that child and for everyone else who loved the characters. John Lasseter said, “The story of ‘TOY STORY 2’ is based a lot on my own experience. I'm a big toy collector and a lot of them are like antiques, or one-of-a-kind toys, or prototypes the toy makers have given me. Well, I have five sons, four of them are little and they love to come to daddy's work, and they come into daddy's office and they just play with everything. And I'm sitting there [saying] “Oh no, that's uh, you can't play with that one, oh no, play with this one, oh no....” and I found myself just sitting there looking at myself and laughing. Because toys are manufactured, put on this Earth, to be played with by a child. That is the core essence of ‘Toy Story.’ And so I started wondering, what was it like from a toy's point of view to be collected?" – John Lasseter, on the story of ‘TOY STORY 2.’
Voice Cast: Tom Hanks [Woody voice], Tim Allen [Buzz Lightyear voice], Joan Cusack [Jessie voice], Kelsey Grammer [Prospector voice], Don Rickles [Mr. Potato Head voice], Jim Varney [Slinky Dog voice], Wallace Shawn [Rex voice], John Ratzenberger [Hamm voice], Annie Potts [Bo Peep voice], Wayne Knight [Al McWhiggin voice], John Morris [Andy voice], Laurie Metcalf [Andy's Mom voice], Estelle Harris [Mrs. Potato Head voice], R. Lee Ermey [Sarge voice], Jodi Benson [Tour Guide Barbie / Barbie on Backpack voice], Jonathan Harris [The Cleaner voice], Joe Ranft [Wheezy / Heimlich voice], Andrew Stanton [Emperor Zurg voice], Jeff Pidgeon [Green Aliens / Mr. Spell voice], Jack Angel [Rocky Gibraltar / Shark voice], Bob Bergen [Green Army Men voice], Mary Kay Bergman [Jessie “Yodelling” / Additional Voices voice], Sheryl Bernstein [voice], Rodger Bumpass [Clerk voice], Corey Burton [Woody's Roundup Announcer voice], Rachel Davey [voice], Debi Derryberry [Green Aliens / Amy voice], Jessica Evans [Woman #2 voice], Bill Farmer [Man #1 voice], Pat Fraley [Toy Store Buzz Lightyears voice], Jess Harnell [Man #2 voice], John Lasseter [Blue Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robot voice], Nicolette Little [Little Girl at Yard Sale voice], Sherry Lynn [Barbie Girl voice], Mickie McGowan [Mom at yard sale voice], Andi Peters [Male Baggage Handler #1 voice], Phil Proctor [Sign-off voice / Airline rep / Mr. Konishi voice], Jan Rabson [Japanese Businessman voice], Carly Schroeder [Amy's Mom voice], Madylin Sweeten [Woman #1 voice], Hannah Unkrich [Molly Davis voice] and Lee Unkrich [Red Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robot voice]
Directors: John Lasseter, Ash Brannon (co-director) and Lee Unkrich (co-director)
Producers: Helene Plotkin, Karen Robert Jackson and Sarah McArthur
Screenplay: Andrew Stanton (original story / screenplay), Ash Brannon (original story), John Lasseter (original story), Pete Docter (original story), Doug Chamberlin (screenplay), Chris Webb (screenplay) and Rita Hsiao (screenplay)
Composer: Randy Newman
Cinematography: Sharon Calahan (Director of Photography)
Special Effects: Jeffrey 'JJ' Jay
Image Resolution: 1080p
Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Blu-ray 3D Audio: English: 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio
Portugués: 5.1 Dolby Digital EX Audio
Russian: 5.1 Dolby Digital Audio EX Audio
Audio Description: 2.0 Dolby Digital Stereo Audio
Subtitles: English, English SDH, Portugués and Russian
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Blu-ray 2D Audio: English: 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio ES
English: 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio ES
French: 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio ES
Netherlands: 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio ES
Hungarian: 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio ES
Vlaams: 5.1 Dolby Digital Audio ES
Audio Description: 2.0 Dolby Digital Stereo Audio
Subtitles: English, English SDH, French, Netherlands and Hungarian
Running Time: 92 minutes
Region: Region Free
Number of discs: 2
Studio: Walt Disney Pictures / PIXAR Animation Studios
Andrew's 3D Blu-ray Review: With the PIXAR Animation Studios film ‘TOY STORY 2’ [1999] comes up sparkling in a new 3D version, and starts out with a desperate rescue attempt by Woody [Tom Hanks voice] to save a toy friend who's about to be sold at a yard sale, Woody accidentally lands in the hands of a toy collector who takes Woody into his possession. As Buzz Lightyear [Tim Allen voice] forms another rescue team to this time rescue Woody, and Woody meets some new friends from his era and soon is faced with an important decision. Should Woody go back to his loving owner Andy or stay with his new found friends who he fits in with?
Still searching for “the perfect movie?” and you do not think they can make a good wholesome family movie these days? Well, Disney and PIXAR have proven it can be done. Wait no longer, look no further, and hold onto your cowboy hats, because ‘TOY STORY 2’ is the answer to your prayers.
Woody and Buzz Lightyear return, as do all of the original cast from 1995's first ‘Toy Story’ instalment. The computer animation is crisper, smoother, clearer, and cooler. The jokes are funnier, the plot even much more clever, and the characters even more lovable. Despite its ingenious, engaging plot, the creators throw the crowd some extra tasty pop culture jokes with references to ‘Jurassic Park’ and ‘Star Wars: Empire Strikes Back.’
It's nice to see each main character getting more screen time and given more of a personality. In the first movie, we saw the vulnerability of Buzz Lightyear and the jealousy of Woody, and with ‘TOY STORY 2,’ we get to see the group more as a team and as friends, which made it more enjoyable as a whole. Also, we're treated to some brand new characters that fit right at home with the gang: Jessie the cowgirl and Bullseye, Woody's trusty steed and all are a great additions to an already stellar team of characters.
With a lot of fun, a pro-friendship message, and a whole new look at old toys and how they “feel” and ‘TOY STORY 2’ pulls at the heartstrings maybe even a little more than the first. In summary, the animated movie is fantastic, and one of the few examples of when a sequel just may top the original. ‘TOY STORY 2’ is good family entertainment and I recommend it to everyone.
Key Characters: Woody: Woody is a loyal toy who has been Andy's favourite toy since kindergarten. Woody is a smart, determined, and passionate man, and would do anything for his nearest and dearest friends.
Buzz Lightyear: Buzz Lightyear is depicted as a Space Ranger working under the authority of the Star Command. Because of his arrival in the original ‘Toy Story’ created conflict with Andy’s favourite toy, Sheriff Woody, though this rivalry would eventually blossom into a lifelong friendship.
Jessie: Jessie is a friendly, excitable cowgirl doll. Jessie likes being loved by any child and has the power to yodel. Jessie hates being in storage – as it makes her claustrophobic.
‘TOY STORY 2’ is a real rare sequel that lives up to its predecessor and they are right about that. It's even better than the first ‘Toy Story’ movie. Very fast-paced and very entertaining, this doesn't have a lot of laugh-out-loud parts but is definitely fun to watch with many good lines. ‘TOY STORY 2’ is a sequel that is just as good as the original - and one that isn't afraid to go to the more emotional side of storytelling.
It is very rare when an excellent movie is followed by an excellent sequel, and ‘TOY STORY 2’ has done just that. The blending of wonderful animation artistry, terrific writing and great voice overs continues thanks to PIXAR. Lots of films claim to be appropriate for all ages and rarely are. I'd recommend this movie to adults and definitely with no children! ‘TOY STORY 2’ is that clever.
‘TOY STORY 2’ is fun for the whole family, as well as fans of PIXAR and a strong performance all round. On top of all that, of course PIXAR has done the impossible, and significantly improved on their original ground breaking film ‘Toy Story.’ Not only is the movie hysterically funny, but every time I thought I knew where the plot was headed something completely new and original was thrown into the mix. One minute I'm laughing hysterically at “Tour Guide” Barbie, the next I'm nearly brought to tears watching a sequence where Emily grows up and leaves Jessie behind. What more can be said? If you think you're too old to enjoy something like this then I feel sorry for you, because this film has more to say about friendship, loss, loyalty and the value of life itself than any of the so-called “grown up” movies I've seen. I rarely do this, but I'm rating this one a definite “five star” rating. As a nice added bonus at the end of the ‘TOY STORY 2’ we get to view some very comical outtakes.
TOY STORY 2 MUSIC TRACK LIST
Also Sprach Zarathustra (Written by Richard Strauss)
WOODY’S ROUNDUP (Theme Song) (Music and Lyrics by Randy Newman) [Performed by Riders in the Sky]
WHEN SHE LOVED ME (Music and Lyrics by Randy Newman) [Performed by Sarah McLachlan]
YOU’VE GOT A FRIEND IN ME (Music and Lyrics by Randy Newman) [“Wheezy's Version” Performed by Robert Goulet] [Instrumental Version Performed by Tom Scott]
WIPE OUT (uncredited) (Written by Robert Berryhill, Patrick Connolly, Jim Fuller, and Ronald Wilson as The Surfaris) [Performed by The Surfaris]
YOU’VE GOT A FRIEND IN ME (uncredited) (Music and Lyrics by Randy Newman) [Performed by Tom Hanks]
THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER (uncredited) (Music by John Stafford Smith] (Lyrics by Francis Scott Key)
ARKANSAS TRAVELER (uncredited) (Written by Sanford Faulkner) [Background music for the Al's Toy Barn commercial]
GOBLIN IN THE STEEPLE (uncredited) (Music by Leon Carr)
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3D Blu-ray Image Quality – Walt Disney Pictures and PIXAR Animation Studios presents us ‘TOY STORY 2’ with a totally 1080p 3D image that dazzles the senses with an equally wonderful 1.78:1 aspect ratio. The 3D image for this animated movie works even better than it did for the first ‘Toy Story’ movie and it seems as if the movie was conceived with a 3D image in mind. From Buzz Lightyear’s flying through space and asteroids to reach Zurg’s hidden base to the shelves containing Buzz Lightyear toys, this is a fantastic experience. Detail is absolutely amazing here and so sharp that you can read the title of every book on the broken toy shelf. The colours are totally dazzling in their beauty and variety, the black levels are solid, and there’s also excellent contrast as well, and are reference quality and should make anyone extremely happy and hopefully the 3D image will most likely create a lot of new 3D fans. As astounding this image transfer is, it would stand to reason that they couldn’t get any better, but I’m happy to report that by some miracle it does with ‘TOY STORY 2.’
3D Blu-ray Audio Quality – Walt Disney Pictures and PIXAR Animation Studios brings us ‘TOY STORY 2’ with a 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio experience that definitely has the WOW factor. This powerful audio mix grabs you by the throat as soon as the movie starts and doesn’t let go until it’s over. One of my favourite parts of the movie is the opening sequence and just listening to the titles come onscreen and Buzz Lightyear rocketing through space. With crystal clear dialogue coming from the front channels and an active rear channel that is so powerful and aggressive that it transforms the home theatre into a first class experience. All in all, directionality is also amazing with pin point accuracy that adds complete immersion into the movie. I can’t say enough good things about this demonstration audio worthy mix. Throw away your DVD version of the movie and pick this 3D version as the audio experience is worth the money alone!
3D Blu-ray Special Features and Extras:
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Bonus Preview 3D: ‘John Carter’ [2012] [1080p] [2.35:1]; ‘BRAVE’ [2012] [1080p] [2.35:1] and ‘PLANES’ [2012] [1080p] [1.85:1] Running Time: 3:59
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2D Blu-ray Special Features and Extras:
Special Feature: ‘TOY STORY 3’ Special Sneak Peek “The Characters” [2009] [1080p] [1.78:1] [3:12] With this featurette, we get to meet Director Lee Unkrich and wants to give us a glimpse at the new toys that is featured in ‘TOY STORY 3’ and they are Strawberry Scented Teddy Bear; Stretch: Purple Glittery Rubber Octopus; Mr. Prickle Man: Stuffed Hedgehog; Tracy: Triceratops Dinosaur; Buttercup: Sparkly Plush Unicorn; Dolly: Sarcastic Rag Doll and Ken: Very Cool Dude. As an added bonus, we get to see behind-the-scene of the PIXAR team working on ‘TOY STORY 3’ and they all enjoyed the experience of bringing all the original characters back again, with of course the new toys.
Special Feature: ‘TOY STORY 2’ Audio Commentary with John Lasseter, Lee Unkrich, Ash Brannon, and Andrew Stanton [Audio only] [2011] [1080p] [1.78:1] [91:28] With this featurette, we get to hear from Director John Lasseter, Co-directors Lee Unkrich and Ash Brannon, and Co-writer Andrew Stanton and as the ‘TOY STORY 2’ animated movie starts, each person introduces themselves and mention they are here to talk about ‘TOY STORY 2’ and they all welcomes us to this audio commentary and keen to talk about the 1999 animated movie and also informs us that each of them were involved with ‘TOY STORY 2.’ They also say that doing the titles was a lot of fun and was totally inspired the 1978 ‘Superman’ film and especially the cheesy flying logo and the first time use in the animated movie ‘TOY STORY 2’ and they also say they wanted to start ‘TOY STORY 2’ with a real Buzz Lightyear adventure, and they also wanted it to be a homage to the 1997 film ‘Star Troopers’ and they were very happy when Buzz Lightyear starts his journey to where Zurg [Andrew Stanton voice] was with the music of the film ‘2002: A Space Odyssey’ and where Zurg finally destroys Buzz Lightyear, but of course this sequence turns out to be a computer game. They all say they really enjoyed working on ‘TOY STORY 2’ as it brought back all the characters from the animated film ‘Toy Story,’ but most of all, they feel the main story in the animated film is the relationship with Andy and Woody. When we see Woody on the top shelf and causes a lot of dust, they inform us that doing the dust particles was a very difficult technical procedure and after a lot of experimentation, they had to create 2 million tiny particles in the computer. They talk about the dog called Buster and did not want the animal to be just a dog and wanted Buster to have a lot of personality and they praise Steven Clay Hunter who they feel was a great animator and they felt he put so much energy into Buster’s character and personality. When we see Woody with other characters and especially Stinky Pete the Prospector, suddenly we see then watching a black-and-white old TV show and people thought it was recorded from an actual string puppet show and they were very proud that they used a multi-million computer technology in creating the string puppets. Then we see the toys leaving the building and they comment about the leaves on the trees in making them look real, whereas it was not possible to do this with the trees in ‘Toy Story’ because now they have now been able to upgrade their computers. They now talk about the character Al McWhiggin who wants to sell Woody in Japan and they talk about the actor Wayne Knight and they felt he brought so much personality to this character and they also felt Wayne Knight put so much effort into the voice of the character Al McWhiggin and they also felt they were very lucky to have Wayne Knight in the recording studio. At one point in the audio commentary, they talk about the character Jessie and talk about the backstory of her doll that was loved very much and relating how Andy loved Woody, but sadly gets abandoned and they wanted a song to go with that particular sad story and of course they contacted Randy Newman and asked him to come up with a suitable emotional song for that emotional scene we witness and they feel “WHEN SHE LOVED ME” is the best song that Randy Newman had come up with for the Toy Story franchise, and it was also the best recording session with just Randy Newman on the piano and Sarah McLachlan performing the song which was in the recording studio in Vancouver, Canada. They talk about when Tom Hanks was firs called into voice Woody in ‘Toy Story’ and Tom Hanks said to the team, “I hope you are not going to make me sing,” and of course in ‘TOY STORY 2’ they actually got Tom Hanks to sing which we see in that black-and-white scene on the TV screen where we see the string puppet Woody sing and plays a guitar. When we see the group chasing after Al McWhiggin who has a case with Woody in it at San Francisco In International Airport and when the case goes off on the conveyor travellator and suddenly we then suddenly see the massive many different conveyor travellators and they comment that it took 70 hours of computer time to render the animation and they also say it was a very difficult sequence to render and was very difficult to do the layout, staging, but they had a great team to help out with the layout, and by none it was the most difficult sequence for the entire movie and it was so visually and they felt it was like doing a giant 3D jigsaw puzzle. They say that we at PIXAR are big fans of Epilogues that nicely tie up each of the little characters in a nice little bundle, and frankly it is movies we like to see and we also like to see for one last time when you see your characters, and we just love that sort of business. They also love to see Weezee back with the toys, that has a cut little voice, but he can suddenly sing with a big deep opera voice and we got none other than Robert Goulet to do the singing voice and we had so much fun and they wanted Robert Goulet to do a reprise version of the song “You Got A Friend In Me” and to also do it with a big 40 piece brass band orchestra and it was so much fun doing the recording session. They also say it was a test amount to PIXA, to Disney and everyone that represents those names, we had some insurmountable goals and we are very proud of everyone who was involved with ‘TOY STORY 2,’ we are also so proud when we got the go ahead to do ‘TOY STORY 2’ and we have become better filmmakers at PIXAR studio and was prepared to face the challenges the story offered. Finally, as we go through the rest of the audio commentary, they talk in general terms about working on ‘TOY STORY 2’ and talk about their favourite scenes they enjoyed being involved with. They also talk about the transition from the first movie ‘Toy Story’ to this one and the challenges of doing a sequel as well as the technical achievements made since the last movie. They also talk about the story and how important it was to go in a new direction while remaining true to the characters and how they tried to develop them even further. This is a fun and engaging audio commentary track that comes highly recommend.
Special Feature: Buzz Lightyear Mission Logs: International Space Station [2010] [1080p] [1.78:1] [3:45] With this featurette, we get to view a short documentary that has Buzz Lightyear space ranger showing off the space station and the crew in a very interesting way.
Special Feature: Paths to PIXAR: Technical Artists [2012] [1080p] [1.78:1] [4:24] With this featurette, we get to view a look at the paths that some PIXAR employees took to reach their dream job at the PIXAR Animation Studios.
Special Feature: Studio Stories: ‘TOY STORY 2’ Sleep Deprivation Lab [2010] [1080p] [1.78:1] [4:24] With this featurette, looks at the incredible job the PIXAR crew did in pulling together the movie in seven to eight months after the first version was rejected, leading to very long and long exhausting working hours and a total vast lack of shuteye!
Special Feature: Studio Stories: Pinocchio [2010] [1080p] [1.78:1] [2:16] With this featurette, offers up a very twisted take on life at PIXAR before the move to their custom-built facility in Emeryville, where they talk about the mindless things they did, like throwing objects up to the ceiling so they stayed there, especially the Pinocchio toy with the big nose.
Special Feature: Studio Stories: The Movie Vanishes [2010] [1080p] [1.78:1] [2:34] With this featurette, it reveals the hysteria that broke out when the equivalent of the “delete button” was pressed on the ‘TOY STORY 2’ files and various elements began to disappear, literally wiping out all the work that had been done on the movie!
Special Feature: PIXAR’s 3D Zoetrope [2000] [1080p] [1.78:1] [2:00] With this featurette, we take look at the very cool three-dimensional giant Zoetrope that PIXAR created, that can be seen at the Disney California Adventure Theme Park at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California. It is owned and operated by The Walt Disney Company at the 72-acre theme park.
Special Feature: Celebrating Our Friend Joe Ranft [2010] [1080p / 480i] [1.78:1 / 1.37:1] [12:47] With this featurette, it is a touching tribute to Joe Ranft [1960 – 2005] who started at Disney and was an indispensable part of PIXAR’s success. Joe Ranft was a story man, a gag man, and also provided voices for the movies as well such as Heinrich the caterpillar in ‘A Bug’s Life.’ Joe Ranft’s life was sadly cut short in a car accident whose loss affected the PIXAR Company because John Lasseter says Joe Ranft was “the heart and soul of PIXAR.” We get to also meet a lot of the staff at PIXAR who enjoyed immensely working with Joe Ranft.
Classic DVD Bonus Features:
Special Feature: Making of ‘TOY STORY 2’ [1999] [480i / 1080i] [1.78:1] [8:10] With this featurette, we get to view a short look at the behind-the-scenes at PIXAR and the process of creating this 1999 sequel to the highly successful first ‘Toy Story’ film. As an added bonus, we get to view a few scenes from ‘TOY STORY 2.’
Special Feature: John Lasseter Profile [1999] [1080i / 480i] [1.37:1] [3:03] PIXAR With this featurette, we get to view an in-depth look at John Lasseter and how his example and influence have made PIXAR Animation Studios the success that it is. As an added bonus, we get to view a few scenes from ‘TOY STORY 2.’
Special Feature: Cast of Characters [1999] [1080i / 480i] [1.37:1] [3:29] PIXAR With this featurette, we take a quick look at the voice characters that features in ‘TOY STORY 2’ and get to meet the people who did the voices for the different characters in that animated movie ‘TOY STORY 2.’
Special Feature: Toy Box: With this featurette, we get to view the following: Outtakes [1999] [1080i] [1.37:1] [5:43]; Jessie’s Gag [1999] [1080i / 480i] [1.37:1] [1:10]; Who’s The Coolest Toy? [1999] [480i] [1.37:1] [3:18]; Riders In The Sky Music Medley [1999] [1080i] [1.37:1] [3:10] and Autographed Pictures [0:44].
Special Feature: Deleted Scenes: With this featurette, we get to view three scenes including Deleted Animation Intro; Godzilla Rex and an alternate version of the Crossing the Road [1999] [480i / 1080i] [1.37:1] [4:11].
Special Feature: Production: With this featurette, we get to view the following: Designing Woody’s Past; Making Woody’s Roundup; Production Tour; Early Animation Tests; Special Effects and International Scene [1999] [480i / 1080i] [1.37:1] [13:52].
Special Feature: Music & Sound: With this featurette, we get to view the following: Designing Sound; Making the Songs; Woody’s Roundup Music Video and Randy Newman’s Demo of “Jessie’s Song” [1999] [480i / 1080i] [1.37:1] [22:20].
Special Feature: Publicity: With this featurette, we get to view the following: Character Interview; TV Spots; Posters and Baseball Woody [1999] [480i / 1080i] [1.37:1] [8:36].
Special Feature: Sneak Peeks: With this featurette, we get to view the following trailers and they are as follows: Disney Blu-ray Promotion; Toy Story; Toy Story 2; Fantasia/Fantasia 2000 Diamond Edition; Disneyland Paris; Toy Story 3; Beauty And The Beast Diamond Edition and The Princess And The Frog.
Finally, ‘TOY STORY 2’ [1999] is a really great PIXAR Animation Studios successful animated movie, because it’s full of action, adventure, humour, and a must-have comedy classic that is the perfect addition to your Disney-PIXAR collection, and especially a stunning 3D Blu-ray, because you can get closer to the fun and excitement than ever before, because it is magic in a new dimension. The voice cast does an incredible job in their roles and combined with a fantastic script and direction, this movie really cannot lose, especially now that this has been packaged with a fantastic new 3D image transfer that looks and sounds perfect, this movie is even better and I can safely say this is a must own title. Pick this movie up and you will not be disappointed. Highly Recommended!
Andrew C. Miller – Your Ultimate No.1 Film Aficionado
Le Cinema Paradiso
United Kingdom
