The original Toy Story trilogy was as close to perfect as Disney has ever imagined. It's quite understandable, therefore, that the Mouse House decided to bring Woody and the gang back for Toy Story 4. That film was still a smash hit, but the general opinion seems to be that Disney is now pushing their luck with Toy Story 5.
Despite how final both Toy Story 4 and Toy Story 3 were at the time of their releases, Bob Iger's move was announced Wednesday that the Disney brand would begin another new chapter. The sequel will include a new Frozen film and a new Zootopia film, which is one of his first positions since being reappointed as CEO back in November of last year.
Some fans believe it's better to leave things to the pros rather than drag them out for the sake of profit. After all, Toy Story 5 would certainly not have won the Oscar for Best Animated Film at the worldwide box office if it hadn't won the Oscar for Best Film at the Oscar Awards.
The fact that the announcement of these sequels came under the same breath as the news that Disney would terminate 7000 employees is putting an end to the company's popularity at the moment.
Despite the recent Pamela Anderson controversy, little is known about the upcoming Toy Story chapter's plot, cast, or release date. Tim Allen has confirmed his return to the role of Buzz Lightyear.