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Toy
cowboy, Woody, competes with toy spaceman, Buzz LightYear, for affection
of 10 year old boy/owner Andy.
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| "A
veritable cornucopia of toys from ones youth coming back to haunt
the 'little people'. One never had Operation, or played Mouse Trap
oneself, but all these and more exist side by side in a complex interwoven
tapestry of youthful merchandiseal memory. Anyone fancy a game of
Operation? - I've just put in some extra strong batteries."
"Spiteful,
nasty, covered in spittal. Just like my childhood, perfect."
"When
Toy Story first came out, it took three hours to start the screen
saver on my computer. A joy, a wonder, thank heavens my computer
was upgraded soon after so I could do some work again."
"I
wonder if, in fifty years time, we will remember this movie. Will
it, one day, look like one of those early Laurel and Hardy masterpieces?
or possibly like that industrial movie of life down the mines? You
can never tell."
"I
do hope children, or drug takers, do not think they can fly after
watching this movie. If you are reading this mid-flight: Just cling
on and try to fall on the bed!"
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"That
wasn't flying, that was falling with style."
"To
infinity and beyond."
"Reach
for the stars."
Woody:
"You are a Toy. You are a child's play thing." Buzz LightYear:
"You are a sad, strange little man."
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