Toy Story 5
It's on.
When Bonnie receives a Lilypad tablet as a gift and becomes obsessed, Buzz, Woody, Jessie and the rest of the gang's jobs become exponentially harder when they have to go head to head with the all-new threat to playtime.
Wokeness: 50%
Overall Score: 50%
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male characters are treated as dumb/inferior
Created: 07-10-2026
This is really toy story in name only. You could watch this without having ever seen any of the other movies. The voice work isn't nearly as good
and everyone sounds tired and bored with it. The animation is great but that's to be expected. There's a few amusing moments here and there but nothing like the originals. There is a somewhat decent message about kids being addicted to screens and needing to get out and play more. However it shows the opposite trend of what's really happening where the screen addicted kids are the well adjusted socialized ones while the kids who go outside and play with toys are the oddballs who don't know how to socialize. In the end it pushes social connection and even surveillance as not really a bad thing. This is a feminist movie at it's core. All the male characters are secondary and relegated to bumbling comedy relief. This turned into the Jessie show and might as well have been a spinoff side story movie instead of a direct sequel. Most of the original toy characters are pushed into the background and have little screen time, even Woody is barely in this and Buzz is a beta who just follows Jessie around swooning over her in every scene. The only male human characters are a couple of dad's that are barely seen. The humans characters you do see seem to live in a fantasy world where white people are an extreme minority and all you see is DEI soup, I mean where there even any white characters in this?
Created: 10-11-2026