Toy Story 2

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Woody the Cowboy, Buzz Lightyear, and the rest of their friends from the toy box return in this computer-animated sequel to the 1995 hit Toy Story. This time around, Andy, the young boy who is the proud owner of most of our cast of characters, is off at summer camp, giving the toys a few weeks off to do as they please. Woody voice of Tom Hanks is unaware that in the years since his model went out of production, he's become a rare and valuable collector's item. An avid toy collector voice of Wayne Knight decides ...
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Overview

Woody the Cowboy, Buzz Lightyear, and the rest of their friends from the toy box return in this computer-animated sequel to the 1995 hit Toy Story. This time around, Andy, the young boy who is the proud owner of most of our cast of characters, is off at summer camp, giving the toys a few weeks off to do as they please. Woody voice of Tom Hanks is unaware that in the years since his model went out of production, he's become a rare and valuable collector's item. An avid toy collector voice of Wayne Knight decides that he wants Woody for his collection and swipes him, so Buzz Lightyear voice of Tim Allen, Hamm voice of John Ratzenberger, Rex voice of Wallace Shawn, Slinky Dog voice of Jim Varney, and Mr. Potato Head voice of Don Rickles venture forth to rescue their kidnapped friend before Andy returns. Along with most of the original voice cast, composer Randy Newman returns with a new score and new songs.
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Special Features

Toy Story 3 sneak peek "The Characters"; Buzz Lightyear Mission Logs: International Space Station; 3 animated studio stories; Pixar's zoetrope
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Editorial Reviews

Barnes & Noble - Donald Liebenson
The eagerly awaited computer-animated sequel to the landmark 1995 Oscar-winning instant classic is the best family film since, well, Toy Story. Tom Hanks and Tim Allen reprise their signature roles as Andy's favorite toys: cowboy doll Woody and straight-arrow space ranger Buzz Lightyear. When Woody is toy-napped by Al McWhiggin Wayne Knight, greedy collector and owner of Al's Toy Barn, it is up to Buzz to lead the rest of Andy's toys -- ever-anxious dinosaur Rex Wallace Shawn, Slinky Dog Jim Varney, Mr. Potato Head Don Rickles, and Hamm John Ratzenberger -- on a daring rescue mission. At Al's, Woody learns that he was once the star of a 1950s TV puppet show, Woody's Roundup when he meets fellow collectibles Stinky Pete the Prospector Kelsey Grammer, Bullseye the horse, and Jessie the cowgirl a rollicking performance by the magnificent Joan Cusack. Will he choose to spend his life behind glass at a Tokyo toy museum or return with Buzz to Andy's room? Randy Newman composed the film's Oscar-nominated score, which includes the hear-it-and-weep ballad "When Somebody Loved Me." Like The Godfather Part II, Toy Story 2 is that rare sequel that surpasses the original.
All Movie Guide
Toy Story 2 narrowly escaped straight-to-video status, a common fate even for sequels to Disney's more successful films The Return of Jafar, the sequel to Aladdin, is a prime example. But with the same director, vocal talents, and high-budget digital animation gathered for the second go-around of Woody, Buzz, and their plastic pals, Disney and Pixar positioned Toy Story 2 for another Thanksgiving theatrical release, saving one of film's most satisfying family franchises from the scrap heap. The sequel earned a 245-million-dollar domestic gross, well outpacing the original, and some say did the impossible: it actually improved on the near-perfect Toy Story. The film opens with a James Bond-like vignette of Buzz Lightyear dodging aliens and lasers on a wondrous foreign planet, eventually facing the Evil Emperor Zurg, his nemesis. It turns out to be a video game played by the toys in Andy's bedroom, in a sly commentary on Andy's changing interests; little do the neurotic toys know it, but video games will ultimately make them obsolete. As visually arresting as the opening is, the rest of the film maintains the pace, taking the characters through an adventure that rivals the original: saving Woody from a nerdy toy collector, outrageously embodied by Wayne Knight, who channels his pesky Seinfeld alter ego Newman. The mission brings them up and down an elevator shaft, through the place of their origin a toy store, and face to face, in a wonderful setup, with a toy version of Zurg, delusional and hell-bent on wrecking havoc. The success of Toy Story 2 suggests that these characters could have endless adventures beyond the toy chest; however, they will have to be without Slinky Dog, voiced by Jim Varney, who died the following year.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 5/11/2010
  • UPC: 786936798807
  • Original Release: 1999

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  • Source: Walt Disney Video
  • Region Code: 1
  • Presentation: Special Edition / Wide Screen / Subtitled
  • Sound: Dolby AC-3 Surround Sound
  • Time: 1:32:00
  • Format: DVD
  • Sales rank: 1,390

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
Tom Hanks Voice Only
Tim Allen Voice Only
Joan Cusack Voice Only
Kelsey Grammer Voice Only
Don Rickles Voice Only
Jim Varney Voice Only
Wallace Shawn Voice Only
John Ratzenberger Voice Only
Annie Potts Voice Only
Wayne Knight Voice Only
John Morris Voice Only
John Morris Voice Only
Laurie Metcalf Voice Only
Estelle Harris Voice Only
R. Lee Ermey Voice Only
Jodi Benson Voice Only
Jonathan Harris Voice Only
Joe Ranft Voice Only
Andrew Stanton Voice Only
Jeff Pidgeon Voice Only
Technical Credits
Ash Brannon Director, Original Story
John Lasseter Director, Original Story
Lee Unkrich Director, Editor
Edie Bleiman Editor
Sharon Calahan Cinematographer
William Cone Production Designer
Pete Docter Original Story
Doug Chamberlin Screenwriter
Mary Hidalgo Casting
Rita Hsiao Screenwriter
Karen Robert Jackson Producer
Ruth Lambert Casting
Sarah McArthur Executive Producer
Randy Newman Score Composer
Jim Pearson Production Designer
Helene Plotkin Producer
Gary Rydstrom Sound/Sound Designer
David Ian Salter Editor
Michael Silvers Sound Editor
Andrew Stanton Original Story, Screenwriter
Chris Webb Screenwriter
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Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Toy Story 2
1. Opening Titles [1:20]
2. Buzz's Mission [1:56]
3. Woody's Lost Hat [1:04]
4. It's Buster! [1:11]
5. The Nightmare [1:16]
6. Wheezy [1:50]
7. Yard Sale [2:33]
8. Kidnapped! [2:45]
9. Who Stole Woody? [1:45]
10. The Roundup Gang [1:50]
11. Operation Rescue Woody [2:30]
12. "Woody's Roundup" [3:49]
13. Woody Loses His Arm [6:11]
14. Buzz's Speech [1:08]
15. Getting the Arm [1:16]
16. Crossing the Road [2:55]
17. The Cleaner [3:08]
18. Al's Toy Barn [2:24]
19. Woody's Restoration [1:19]
20. Buzz Switch [2:51]
21. The Barbie Aisle [1:13]
22. Jessie's Story ("When She Loved Me") [1:58]
23. The Toys Find Al [1:16]
24. Into the Vents [1:26]
25. Sheriff Woody [1:54]
26. To the Rescue! [2:35]
27. Woody Stays [1:16]
28. Stinky Pete [1:30]
29. Zurg Battle [2:27]
30. To the Airport [1:27]
31. Woody Vs. Prospector [1:06]
32. Saving Jessie [2:47]
33. Takeoff! [2:02]
34. Welcome Home [1:02]
35. End Credits [1:33]
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Menu

Disc #1 -- Toy Story 2
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   Scene Selection
   Bonus Features
      Toy Story 3 Sneak Peek: "The Characters"
      Audio Commentary
         View Film With Commentary By Director John Lasseter, Co-Directors Lee Unkrich and Ash Brannon and Co-Writer Andrew Stanton: On/Off
      Buzz Lightyear Mission Logs: International Space Station
      Paths to Pixar - Technical Artists
      Studio Stories: Toy Story 2 Sleep Deprivation Lab
      Studio Stories: Pinocchio
      Studio Stories: The Movie Vanishes
      Pixar's Zoetrope
      Celebrating Our Friend Joe Ranft
      Learn How to Take Your Movies On the Go
   Set Up
      Audio Options
         English 5.1
         English 2.0
         English Descriptive Video Service 2.0
         Why 2.0?
      Subtitles
         English for the Hearing Impaired
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      Register Your DVD
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   Sneak Peeks
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      Disney Movie Rewards
      Toy Story & Toy Story 2
      The Princess and the Frog
      Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue
      Phineas and Ferb
      Toy Story 3
      On Blu-Day Disc
      Beauty and the Beast Diamond Edition
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  • Posted December 9, 2010

    'Toys' rescue Woody! 2 times the fun!

    It's even better than the original! Dazzling animation! New characters add more emotion and hilarity! So great! Clever plot! Simply wonderful! Highly Recommended!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    This one is as good as the first one.

    We don't usually do "sequels," as we've very rarely found them to be as good as the initial movie. Toy Story 2, is one of the exceptions to the rule. This is one that has been watched several times.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

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    Better than the first.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Cool movie!!

    This movie is so good!!! I love it!!! I don't know which is better: the original or this one. John Lasseter (the director of Pixar) is an absolute genius to make all these classic movies ("Toy Story", "Finding Nemo", "Monsters, Inc."). They are SO good!!! Most sequels in GENERAL aren't even good, but this one is excellent. I really liked Jessie and Bullseye, they were very good characters. For parents with young children, I just want to tell you this one thing before I finish my review: If Toy Story (the original) scared your kids, you are in for a treat, because the second one isn't even scary!! Only a few mild scenes may frighten your kids (but not as bad as the original): Woody gets a small rip on his arm (but isn't hurt, and it's done in a comical way), a video game scene would be pretty intense for sensitive children, and Woody getting "toy-napped" may be unsettling. But, they really should be okay with this movie. Even for the most sensitive child. The word "moron" and "idiot" is used a few times in the movie. The movie is very appropriate for kids, and if you were uncomfortable with the original, your kids should be fine with this. :-)

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Pixar never lets me down

    I love every single films Pixar has made so far. I am looking forward to see the special teaser of the new movie, Cars on the bonus DVD.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    i want to watch the movie on my computer

    I LOVE TOYSTORY AND TOYSTORY2IWISH I COULD WATCH IT ON MY COMPUTER.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 23, 2000

    OUTSTANDING

    This movie was enjoyable for my son as well as myself. The first movie was great and the seguel was just as good.

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