This morning on BBC Breakfast Tom Hanks not only confirmed that Toy Story 4 was going ahead, but that Pixar were already working on it.
Fact or wishful thinking on Tom's part ??
I saw that too. He said he "thinks" there will be TS4
Would be a very odd mix up, but could he be mixing it up with the Toy Story short films?
http://twitter.com/#!/leeunkrich/status/16432631678 (http://twitter.com/#!/leeunkrich/status/16432631678%22%20onclick=%22window.open(this.href);return%20false;)
If this is true, these videos sum up my views better than I could ;)
[youtube:2d2kaogf]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOxt9PoJNkg[/youtube:2d2kaogf]
[youtube:2d2kaogf]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWaLxFIVX1s[/youtube:2d2kaogf]
[youtube:2d2kaogf]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umDr0mPuyQc&feature=related[/youtube:2d2kaogf]
[youtube:2d2kaogf]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heORiZ8l484[/youtube:2d2kaogf]
:mrgreen: I had to.
Seriously though, please no TS4. I just pray he actually meant the TS short.
he better have meant maybe a series of shorts, another film?! but they're happy! they nearly got incinerated, and then they were safe. everything was good.
john lasseter, if this is true, and ts4 is a film, then shame on you!
I really hope this isn't true. TS 3 was a perfect ending for the trilogy. It's really time that Pixar starts creating something new. This year we have Cars 2 and next year Monsters 2. We have to wait until 2013 to see Brave.
oh please no! not a toy story 3!
theyve ended it nicely! no need for another!
Quote from: "dagobert"I really hope this isn't true. TS 3 was a perfect ending for the trilogy. It's really time that Pixar starts creating something new. This year we have Cars 2 and next year Monsters 2. We have to wait until 2013 to see Brave.
Actually, Brave will hit theaters in June 2012 ;-)
But I have to agree with you: they shouldn't make that much sequels...
His actual words when asked about TS4:
"I think there will be yeah. Yeah, yeah. I think they're working on it now. There you go."
There's also reports now that Tim Allen has already signed on for the fourth installment.
I watched the interview with Tom Hanks yesterday on 'Lorraine'. He mentioned the same thing.
Take a look: http://www.itv.com/lorraine/celebrity/tom-hanks/ (http://www.itv.com/lorraine/celebrity/tom-hanks/%22%20onclick=%22window.open(this.href);return%20false;)
about 4:10 minutes into the interview Lorraine asks if there will be another one and he confirms it.
I really hope their isnt a fourth toy story, i don't think it is needed.
The third film ended the triology perfectly, a fourth would probably still be good but it is not needed!
I do think the toy story shorts are a good idea though, a great way to keep toy story alive, without making a fourth film. :)
I really did not like the 3rd one, so the 4th is an annoying prospect (I remember when John Lasseter did not want to do TS2 because he said he did not believe in sequels, and now we have sequels for TS, Monsters Inc and Cars.....grrrrr)
Quote from: "davewasbaloo"I really did not like the 3rd one, so the 4th is an annoying prospect (I remember when John Lasseter did not want to do TS2 because he said he did not believe in sequels, and now we have sequels for TS, Monsters Inc and Cars.....grrrrr)
At least next year we will see an original Pixar movie. Judging from the trailer, Brave looks really great and I can't wait to see it.
John Lasseter was in the UK promoting Pixar's latest movie Cars 2, when BBC hosts decided to ask him if there was any truth to Hanks' claims. Lasseter didn't seem to want to answer the question. Watch him squirm and try to dodge the question
[youtube:9ni7s15w]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgItwVph7Vk[/youtube:9ni7s15w]
He didn't deny it, did he ?
Do you get the feeling woody now gets shot in toy story 4?
Lasseter really isn't too good at sidestepping
Quote from: "peter"Do you get the feeling woody now gets shot in toy story 4?
Lasseter really isn't too good at sidestepping
I can see the opening scene now: Woody getting repeatedly beaten by the other toys screaming "I'm sorry", while Ham shouts "How could you, I was looking forward to retirement!"
The way I see it is that the only reason why they will even consider making a Toy Story 4 or even 5 is to appeal to the new generations who will visit the Toy Story Playlands in the parks and therefore interest needs to be kept alive with new characters and stories aswell as Woody and Buzz.
I want my children and future grandchildren to ask to go to Disneyland because they have seen the movies -Toy Story,Cars,Cars2 etc:
Disney needs to look to the future and plan for future generations. I have Toy Story and Toy Story 2 on video. I doubt very much that my grandchildren would ask to watch them in my house when they would have DVD's or Blue rays in their own house of Toy Story 3 and Cars 2.
My cousin absolutely adores Toy Story 1 - and shes only 3 years old? You can get Toy Story on blu-ray now, I have them. I think Toy Story 3 was perfect for those who grew up with the gang, it was nice and a good ending. Theres no need for a fourth. As for keeping the Toy Story Playlands full, if the shorts are shown before new Pixar films then surely it will keep the interest alive?
actually i believe there is a rumour that from now on the shorts before all pixar films will be toy story related
I thoroughly enjoyed all 3 TS films so would trust a 4th to be just as good. At the end of TS3 I thought they'd set it up for a 4th film with all the characters now living with Bonnie.
I'm normally sceptical on squels (I think Cars 2 and Pirates 4 proof me right for that matter) but the TS serie has surprised me and got better every film they did.
As for keeping TSPL full: The are many attractions based on Diney Classics that didnt have a sequel or at least not a decent one (thinking about the horrible lady and the tramp/ mermaid/ peter pan pt's 2,3,4 etc). Kids still love those Disney classics and wanna go to the park to see Mickey Mouse even though he hasnt had any new material for how many years?
I think Disney classics are true classics and will entertain and inspire many kids of many generations to visit one of the Disney Parks.