More than three decades after the original film, Toy Story 5 delivers another emotional adventure, placing Jessie at the center as she confronts her past while navigating a world increasingly dominated by technology.
Directed by Andrew Stanton, the film explores the balance between traditional play and digital devices without losing the franchise’s signature heart and humor.
The review praises the film’s emotional depth, particularly Jessie’s journey, while Woody takes a supporting role and Buzz Lightyear provides much of the comedy.
Pixar also earns recognition for its continued advancements in animation and Randy Newman’s score, which enhances the film’s nostalgic moments.
Overall, the review calls Toy Story 5 a worthy sequel that proves the beloved franchise still has room to grow.
Source: PhilNews24 | June 19, 2026
‘TOY STORY 5’ REVIEW: JESSIE SHINES IN PIXAR’S HEARTFELT RETURN
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