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I love this Blu-Ray set! Spoiler Alert: I recommend it for people who had watch all four Toy Story films on Disney+. I only watched three of them and have yet to watch the fourth one. When people talk about Pixar, Toy Story is usually the thing in mind. 1995's Toy Story is an important movie in Pixar and Disney's history. It's the first completely 100% CGI Disney movie and it's Pixar's very first movie they worked on outside of shorts and commercials for products at the time. It's a no-brainer that Toy Story would get a sequel that was once planned for a direct-to-video release eventually upgraded to a full AAA theatrical hit after 1998's A Bug's Life was shown in theaters. Just like the first, Toy Story 2 was successful. The following year Toy Story 1 and 2 would be Disney's first handful of DVDs they release along with other Disney films and even a direct-to-video pilot for Toy Story's first (and probably the only animated series outside of Toy Story Toons and Disney+'s Forky Asks a Question despite being shorts rather than a full-blown TV series) Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, also the same year is the Ultimate Toy Box collection featuring Toy Story 1, 2 and supplemental features for both films. In 2005, to celebrate the first Toy Story's 10th Anniversary and in anticipation for 2006's Cars, Disney and Pixar released Special Editions of both films with a new master of the film plus bonuses. In 2010, Toy Story 3 hits theaters and was once the conclusion to the Toy Story trilogy (Outside of shorts and TV movies), that is until 2019's Toy Story 4 came out and some people don't mind it, some people think it goes against the ending of 3.

All four Toy Story movies contain all six Blu-Rays (4 discs for the movies and 2 for more bonuses for 3 and 4) and four DVDs along with Digital Copies. Each movie is presented in 1080p picture quality with DTS to guarantee the best viewing and listening for HD displays. Toy Story 1 and 2 contain the bonuses from the 2010 DVD and the Classic DVD Bonus Features from the Ultimate Toy Box and 2005 Special Editions and it's really impressive they cram the HD versions of the films, the new bonuses and the old ones in one disc for each. Of course the first Toy Story will get the most basically because it's a really important film. Toy Story 3 and 4 contains some bonuses on the main film, but adds extra disc for both films exclusively for bonuses (Probably all bonuses are in HD while the first two films DVD bonuses are still in SD).

The set costs $50, although I got mine for $45 and I'm pretty sure you can find it for less. One tip: If shopping only be careful of suspicious results and read reviews, you might get a bootleg or completely different set.

10/10!

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I love this Blu-Ray set! Spoiler Alert: I recommend it for people who had watch all four Toy Story films on Disney+. I only watched three of them and have yet to watch the fourth one. When people talk about Pixar, Toy Story is usually the thing in mind. 1995's Toy Story is an important movie in Pixar and Disney's history. It's the first completely 100% CGI Disney movie and it's Pixar's very first movie they worked on outside of shorts and commercials for products at the time. It's a no-brainer that Toy Story would get a sequel that was once planned for a direct-to-video release eventually upgraded to a full AAA theatrical hit after 1998's A Bug's Life was shown in theaters. Just like the first, Toy Story 2 was successful. The following year Toy Story 1 and 2 would be Disney's first handful of DVDs they release along with other Disney films and even a direct-to-video pilot for Toy Story's first (and probably the only animated series outside of Toy Story Toons and Disney+'s Forky Asks a Question despite being shorts rather than a full-blown TV series) Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, also the same year is the Ultimate Toy Box collection featuring Toy Story 1, 2 and supplemental features for both films. In 2005, to celebrate the first Toy Story's 10th Anniversary and in anticipation for 2006's Cars, Disney and Pixar released Special Editions of both films with a new master of the film plus bonuses. In 2010, Toy Story 3 hits theaters and was once the conclusion to the Toy Story trilogy (Outside of shorts and TV movies), that is until 2019's Toy Story 4 came out and some people don't mind it, some people think it goes against the ending of 3.

All four Toy Story movies contain all six Blu-Rays (4 discs for the movies and 2 for more bonuses for 3 and 4) and four DVDs along with Digital Copies. Each movie is presented in 1080p picture quality with DTS to guarantee the best viewing and listening for HD displays. Toy Story 1 and 2 contain the bonuses from the 2010 DVD and the Classic DVD Bonus Features from the Ultimate Toy Box and 2005 Special Editions and it's really impressive they cram the HD versions of the films, the new bonuses and the old ones in one disc for each. Of course the first Toy Story will get the most basically because it's a really important film. Toy Story 3 and 4 contains some bonuses on the main film, but adds extra disc for both films exclusively for bonuses (Probably all bonuses are in HD while the first two films DVD bonuses are still in SD).

The set costs $50, although I got mine for $45 and I'm pretty sure you can find it for less. One tip: If shopping only be careful of suspicious results and read reviews, you might get a bootleg or completely different set.

10/10!