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Please note that Disney Rewards are not available in the US (only available in the UK). Toy Story There is greatness in a film that can be discussed, dissected, and talked about late into the night. Then there is genius that is right in front of our faces--you smile at the spell it puts you into and are refreshed, and not a word needs to be spoken. This kind of entertainment is what they used to call "movie magic" and there is loads of it in this irresistible computer animation feature. Just a picture of these bright toys on the cover of Toy Story looks intriguing as it reawakens the kid in us. Filmmaker John Lasseter's shorts illustrate not only a technical brilliance but also a great sense of humour--one in which the pun is always intended. Lasseter thinks of himself as a storyteller first and an animator second, much like another film innovator, Walt Disney. Lasseter's story is universal and magical: what do toys do when they're not played with? Cowboy Woody (voiced by Tom Hanks), Andy's favourite bedroom toy, tries to calm the other toys (some original, some classic) during a wrenching time of year--the birthday party, when newer toys may replace them. Sure enough, Space Ranger Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen) is the new toy that takes over the throne. Buzz has a crucial flaw, though--he believes he's the real Buzz Lightyear, not a toy. Bright and cheerful, Toy Story is much more than a 90-minute commercial for the inevitable bonanza of Woody and Buzz toys. Lasseter further scores with perfect voice casting, including Don Rickles as Mr. Potato Head and Wallace Shawn as a meek dinosaur. The director-animator won a special Oscar "For the development and inspired application of techniques that have made possible the first feature-length computer-animated film". In other words, this movie is great. --Doug Thomas Toy Story 2 John Lasseter and his gang of high-tech creators at Pixar create another entertainment for the ages. Review: This is a good deal! - To begin this review off, I want to refer to all the other posts that are bashing desertcart for "false advertising." In the product details section, it says you will only receive 3 discs in this set. Each disc is a Bluray/Bluray 3d which means that you get two discs in one basically. If you read all of the fine print I'm surprised you skipped over that. You would've realized you were only receiving three discs - one for each movie. Aside from that, I purchased the other three movies in blu ray combos very cheap on the internet. About ten dollars for each to be precise. Each of the Bluray 3D combos are overpriced at a whopping $40! $120 for all three movies?! That's insane! If you want to get the 3D Experience and still have other discs to pop into other players, I recommend buying this and then some of the cheap, original blu ray combos on eBay that are little to nothing. You'll save yourself a lot of money. In total I spent around $90 for all three movie sets including this wonderful 3D bundle desertcart has. $90 is better than $120 dollars. For anybody who thinks they would've gotten a better deal just buying all three combo packs at $40 dollars a pop... you're crazy! Save yourself some money and buy this! As a side note: I will tell you that the 3d video quality for all three movies is superb and the audio is great as well. I've now seen the first and second Toy Story's like never before. Review: Best way to view the Toy Story trilogy! - I have grown up with Toy Story since 1997 and it is still my favorite movie series ever. Wanting to buy them all to watch them before, Toy Story 4, I bought this set and it is the best set you can buy. You get each Toy Story movie with a DVD, Blu-Ray, and digital copy so you can enjoy each movie anywhere. Toy Story 4 has an extra bonus materials DVD. They all have the same bonus features as the Special Editions so you do not miss out on anything. They come in a well constructed hard plastic box similar to Andy's toy box from Toy Story so they are safe from falling and water damage. Each disc has its own spot in the foam portion and will remain in pristine condition. The video and sound quality is excellent and if I could rate it higher than six stars, I definitely would!
| Contributor | John Lasseter, Lee Unkrich, Tim Allen, Tom Hanks |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 4,050 Reviews |
| Format | Blu-ray |
| Genre | Kids & Family |
| Language | English |
| Runtime | 252 minutes |
A**I
This is a good deal!
To begin this review off, I want to refer to all the other posts that are bashing amazon for "false advertising." In the product details section, it says you will only receive 3 discs in this set. Each disc is a Bluray/Bluray 3d which means that you get two discs in one basically. If you read all of the fine print I'm surprised you skipped over that. You would've realized you were only receiving three discs - one for each movie. Aside from that, I purchased the other three movies in blu ray combos very cheap on the internet. About ten dollars for each to be precise. Each of the Bluray 3D combos are overpriced at a whopping $40! $120 for all three movies?! That's insane! If you want to get the 3D Experience and still have other discs to pop into other players, I recommend buying this and then some of the cheap, original blu ray combos on eBay that are little to nothing. You'll save yourself a lot of money. In total I spent around $90 for all three movie sets including this wonderful 3D bundle amazon has. $90 is better than $120 dollars. For anybody who thinks they would've gotten a better deal just buying all three combo packs at $40 dollars a pop... you're crazy! Save yourself some money and buy this! As a side note: I will tell you that the 3d video quality for all three movies is superb and the audio is great as well. I've now seen the first and second Toy Story's like never before.
B**R
Best way to view the Toy Story trilogy!
I have grown up with Toy Story since 1997 and it is still my favorite movie series ever. Wanting to buy them all to watch them before, Toy Story 4, I bought this set and it is the best set you can buy. You get each Toy Story movie with a DVD, Blu-Ray, and digital copy so you can enjoy each movie anywhere. Toy Story 4 has an extra bonus materials DVD. They all have the same bonus features as the Special Editions so you do not miss out on anything. They come in a well constructed hard plastic box similar to Andy's toy box from Toy Story so they are safe from falling and water damage. Each disc has its own spot in the foam portion and will remain in pristine condition. The video and sound quality is excellent and if I could rate it higher than six stars, I definitely would!
F**R
Great way to supplement your Toy Story collection!
Already had the earlier films in 2D, but this allowed me to upgrade those to 3D while adding the latest and greatest installment to the collection at a very reasonable price. Toy Story 3 is a tears of joy producing humerous story continuing the saga of Woody and pals. The underlying human story is full of pathos and some wistfulness, while the story of the toys is full of adventure and some pretty inventive fun and laughs! TS3 is a must see and you might as well see it in 3D and get the first two installments in 3D at the same time. One caveat: this version contains ONLY the 3D versions, so if yu have non-3D screens you wish to watch it on, it will not satisfy your needs. As a supplement to the 2D versions, however, it sparkles!
T**H
The dvds dont work.
I ordered the "DVD" set for my son months ago and I just received it a few days ago. And I went to use the movies in my DVD player and it said not compatible.?? Its a DVD right? So you think it would work in my DVD player but nope... All 3 movies DO NOT PLAY! So I have contacted the seller and asked for my money back and the seller said its past my return time... Funny cause I just got the movies a few days ago after months of waiting for them to arrive. If I had got them sooner I would have found out sooner that they didn't work and I could have asked for a refund sooner... I feel like this was done intentionally. I'm soooo not impressed by how long it took for the movies to come only to be even more disappointed by them not working.... I want my money back!! Do not buy these movies.. They don't play!
L**U
Fantastic movies, packaging design iffy, caveat emptor for importers
I'm not going to bother writing a review of the movies contained within this box set, because you either know and love them or you WILL know and love them. However, I do want to point out that the toy box set, while creatively-designed, don't work particularly well for the discs contained within, as they are slotted within foam fittings that just don't compare to proper individual jewelcases. Lastly, the region-coding: the movie DVDs are coded for the US, and while the Toy Story 1 and 2 Blu-Rays are encoded for all three regions, Toy Story 3 is Region A only. Still, if you can play these movies, get this set. I don't think it can be any more simply-put than that.
F**O
At Last! All three films on one box
It took a lot of patience on my part but here we are. I waited for these films to come in one package. Not buying the DVD versions. Waited when the third film came out in theaters and Disney released the previous two on Blu-Ray in separate packs. Waited, despite the begging from my wife and daughter to get the films already. But I held out... And now THEY ARE MINE! (Insert evil laughter here.) So is it everything I had hoped for? Well, I have to say yes. Here is my take on it. The set comes in a beautiful box that is as colorful as the films themselves. Open it reveals a mini version of Andy's toy box and opening that reveals the discs, held in place by pre-formed foam. The toy box itself is adorable and I don't mind the lack of jewel cases. The only problem is that the slots where the discs slid into are delicate and continuous use will probably wear them out. Plus its very easy to confuse the slots and place the discs in the wrong slot. Aside from that, the presentation looks awesome in my opinion. Some better execution would have made it better. The box now sits proudly at the top of my movie collection. The collection has 10 discs. A BD version of the films, a DVD version and a Digital Copy version, which is pretty much par for the course for a Disney release. The DVD versions will of course have permanent play on our mini-van. The tenth disc is the Bonus Features of the stand alone release of the third film. Many have cried foul over this fact as many were hoping the tenth disc was going to be unique for this release but alas, it was not to be. For me, there are two possible explanations: 1) Disney simply tried to homogenize the release. the other two films have their respective previous special features. The third film is the only one of the three released in the Blu-Ray era so to be faithful, they threw that in. 2) In an effort two make us double dip, they held out any new extra content for a future inevitable anniversary edition of this collection. The reaction to this is completely understandable I think, considering just how good the extras on Pixar films have been but here is the reason it doesn't bother me one bit: The transfers to BD of all three films is SO good, I forget everything else. As it turns out, my patience was rewarded twice. In my stubbornness to wait out this collection I found myself asking my brother to lend me his DVD versions of Toy Story 1 & 2 1 week before this box came out hoping to calm my daughter's desperation as she simply loves these films. This gave me the opportunity to make a side by side comparison and I have to tell you. These transfers are impressive. Most impressive. The BD editions simply blow any previous releases out of the water. Those familiar with Pixar Blu-Rays will find no surprises in that last comment but since Toy Story is the first (and therefore oldest) film n the Pixar canon, I wondered how it would turn out but I should not have worried. Watching these films on Blu makes watching the DVD versions look like trying to watch a movie screen through a screen door. You have not watched these films until you watch them on Blu-Ray. Even if you saw them in theaters. They are that good. So, is it worth it? For me, absolutely. Since I don't own a previous version of any of the films included here, this collection is downright perfect. However, owners of previous editions who might be looking for more can be(and have been) dissapointed. So despite the little flaws in the packaging I give it a solid 4 stars. The digital transfers alone are worth the price of admission and besides, buying all three films separately costs pretty much the same anyway. Highly recommended.
M**E
Worth It
I made the decision of buying this boxed set, despite reading the customer reviews on here about how much everyone hates the boxed set. And you know what, I bought it and I think everyone needs to get over the 'there is no individual packaging' part. This is a collector's edition. Personally, if it had separate dvd cases I don't think I would take the measures to keep it in as good condition. This is a great boxed set with all three movies with the blue-ray, dvd, and digital copise, plus a bonus features dvd. The box itself pays homage to the toybox that Andy has, and they're placed neatly inside. If the lack of cases is truly something that bothers you, I'd suggest buying the jewel-cases for CDs, which fit quite nicely inside the box. Overall, buying this was a good investment and very inexpensive in the broad spectrum.
B**E
Great Box Set for any Dinsey/Pixar Collection
I was able to get the box set during Amazon's Deal of the Day, which dropped the price down to like $45. I really like the box set, It is good sized, and the toy box the discs come in is really cute, it looks just like Andy's toy box from Toy Story 3. Would I pay the original $100 price for it, no probably not, would I pay the $80 price, again probably no, but that is because I do not have that type of money to spend. If you want the product and can get it for a deal like me, then you definitely jump on it. If you want it and you have $80 to spare I'd still say get it, because most of the Disney/Pixar BluRay DVD combos are about $24.99, so right there the Toy Story movies would be $75 at least for all 3, and for $5 you get the awesome combo pack, and an extra bonus feature disc.
A**R
Good service
Product arrived as described, fast shipping.
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Magnifique coffret de cette trilogie incroyablement rรฉussie par les studios Disney PIXAR. Ce coffret BluRay est exceptionnel. Nous y retrouvons tous les personnages qui nous ont tant รฉmu et fait rire : Woody; Buzz; Jessie; ZigZag; Rex ... Ce qui est รฉpoustouflant c'est le travail rรฉalisรฉ sur l'image et le son surtout sur le 1er รฉpisode qui fรชte son 20 รจme anniversaire cette annรฉe. La qualitรฉ est au rendez-vous bien plus que sur le format DVD qui รฉtait dรฉjร assez exceptionnel. De plus ce qui est enrichissant et plaisant pour les fans ce sont les bonus ( en quantitรฉ ) entre makings-of; coulisses; bรชtisiers; courts mรฉtrages ... plus de 6 heures de supplรฉments vous combleront de joie et vous replongerons en enfance. Je recommande ce coffret ร tous les fans petits et grands de TOY STORY.
R**D
One of the most essential things to EVER have in your life!
Toy Story. WHAT a film. When Disney partnered with Pixar Studios, the collaboration produced an absolute masterpiece, that was both beautiful and utterly groundbreaking. The concept of a secret world where toys come to life was believable and inspired, and it was executed with such charm. The story had a ton of heart, unforgettable characters, flawless score and voice-acting, and the computer generated animation was simply gorgeous, paving the way for the computer animated films we see today. Since the Oscar-winning film triumphed at the box-office in 1995, the rest is history. Monsters Inc., Finding Nemo, the Incredibles, Wall-E and Up have all come and achieved classic film status, but none of those films may have come to be if not for Toy Story. It's truly the definition of perfection, even after fifteen years. Toy Story 2 was a sequel that was equal to the first film in every way conceivable and Toy Story 3 proved that the very rare feat of making an outstanding third entry - one that matches the quality of the first two - CAN be achieved. So, now that the whole Toy Story saga has concluded (after a ten year gap between 2 & 3!), the time has definitely come to release all three films together in one box set. And it's truly one of the most perfect movie trilogies to purchase, not just for kids, but for adults as well. Each film has a different story but all symbolise powerful themes such as love, rejection, ownership, loyalty, mortality, bravery, friendship and the sheer ability to triumph over incredible odds, all in an effort to survive and find a way home. The box set basically collects three individual DVDs; the Special Editions of Toy Story 1 and 2, and Toy Story 3. Again, each film is an absolute triumph, an artistic masterpiece that completes an essential trilogy that doesn't disappoint. From start-to-finish, both individually and as a whole, the Toy Stories feature true groundbreaking animation and the plots to match (which is what we've come to expect from Pixar). Even today, after everything Pixar has produced, the animation in the first Toy Story remains as beautiful and seamless as ever. The second film is easily on a par with its predecessor and the third part honours both its prequels in worthy style, resolving the saga with an utterly satisfying conclusion. And of course, the films are worth watching alone for the colourful cast of characters, headed by Woody the cowboy doll (voiced by Tom Hanks) and space-ranger Buzz Lightyear (voiced by Tim Allen). Both of whom are backed up by the likes of Bo Peep, Jessie the Yodelling Cowgirl, Mr and Mrs Potato Head, Hamm the Piggy Bank, Rex the Dinosaur, Slinky Dog, Bullseye the Horse and of course, their human owner, Andy. Watch out also for the notorious set of baddies, ranging from evil toy destroyer Sid Phillips, greedy toy collector Al McWhiggin, Stinky Pete the Prospector, Evil Emperor Zurg (Buzz's arch-nemesis) and the two-faced Lots-O-Huggin' Bear. Expect Randy Newman's wonderful score to pop up throughout along with the enchanting song "You Got A Friend In Me", as well as various alternate versions and other melodies. Each DVD comes with its own set of special features, which are more or less the same. So expect good things for each film like director's commentaries, storyboards, shocking studio stories, animated shorts, sneak peeks at other Disney Films and more. Due to typical Disney quality, you can expect a clean, crisp picture and sound quality on all three films, along with useful subtitles and fab widescreen presentation. The Toy Story Trilogy is an utterly worthwhile experience that is equal to the sum of its parts. If you haven't got any of the films individually, then its worth buying the Complete Collection. Either way, all three films represent not only Pixar's finest work, but a phenomenon that literally changed the course of animation forever. I truly believe there's not a single bad thing that can be said about the whole Toy Story epic. It's utterly essential for anyone and everyone. No better family viewing.
A**R
Childhood Classic
Came exactly as pictured in perfect working condition. Works in Canada. A Childhood classic of mine that now my children love too.
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