Customer Ratings & Reviews

It was excellent to see another toy story movie I watched me and my daughter she really enjoyed it she watched twice

This is such a great addition to the toy story saga! If you love the first three movies, you will love this one too.

I love the 4th edition of the Toy Story series. This is a must purchase for all families who love Woody and Buzz.

Best has the best Steelbooks period. It worth purchasing and you will not regret buying this exclusive steelbook.

disney steelbooks always look good, enough reviews about the movie content would be nice to have dolby vision though

Thought this was a very good ending to the toy story series, which happens to be one of my favorite Disney series.

Bought this on black Friday on sale and it's terrific. Another great movie and the picture and sound are awesome!

Truly loved this Disney cartoon movie. All four movies to this collection are equally as awesome as the first one!

This movie is the best example that animation looks better in 4K than the lower versions of discs. looks incredible

I love the sound, picture and acting. Great story. Excellent for kids that like to watch movies with their parents.

This was a magnificent conclusion to the Toy Story story; it is a masterpiece and they should never make another!!

It’s worth the buy. This movie rounds out my collection and it picks up where the last one left off. Great ending.

This is fantastic, love this installment. 3 was so perfect didn’t know how this would be and I’m so glad I love it.

I love the "Toy Story" series, they are cleverly written and the actors and actresses definitely love their roles.

Got it to add to our collection. Out Toddler loves toy story right now so it’s perfect for him and our collection!

This movie was awesome. A must have for a toy story fan.I've seen it multiple times. Better every time I watch it.

Long awaited movie and finally have it on Blu-ray! My kids have it on repeat for a week str8 I mean who wouldn’t!

Bright and colorful! Pixar movies were made to be watched in 4K HDR! The steelbook art is the worst out of the rest of the Toy Story set, really wished they would have followed the others style. While not the best Toy Story sequel it's still a good movie!

First we love this option for buying giving multiple DVD's plus the digit copy this is the best way to buy movies!

Toy Story 4 is necessary. Know that first and foremost, that not only is Toy Story 4 a necessary addition to the franchise that launched Pixar, but a meaningful one as well. One wouldn't be at fault for thinking the animation studio has been somewhat off its game over the past few years as it turned into a sequel factory of sorts and churned out entertaining enough diversions to more creatively satisfying original films as that's kind of the fact of the matter save for the occasional Inside Out or Coco. Since Toy Story 3 in 2010 Disney and Pixar have released ten films counting this latest Toy sequel and of those ten films six have been prequels or sequels. These have all been of a certain quality, mind you-as even the third Cars film allowed Pixar's most underwhelming franchise to go out on more of a high note than not-and yet, Toy Story 4 feels like the true return to form the studio needed and that audiences were waiting on. With original creative mastermind John Lasseter only credited as a story contributor among a barrage of other contributors it was up to screenwriters Andrew Stanton (Finding Nemo, WALL-E) and Stephany Folsom to crack the story as Inside Out screenwriter and frequent Pixar voice actor Josh Cooley was tasked with his feature directorial debut being the fourth installment in this consistently excellent series. No easy task, but to circle back to the beginning of this review is to reiterate that the most difficult obstacle to overcome with a fourth Toy Story film would be that of justifying its existence. Toy Story 3 ended in such a way that it not only wrapped up the story of these toys and the child they'd belonged to for as long as either of them could remember, but it gave closure to those who'd grown up with the first two films and were now transitioning into adulthood themselves. Almost another decade later and the characters of this world are as endearing as ever with Stanton and Folsom's narrative zeroing in on Woody (voice of Tom Hanks) as he learns that being in charge doesn't always mean being in control. While there were seeds of doubt as to whether or not Cooley and the gang (ah thank you) could find what more there was to be said with these characters and this world, what transpires in Toy Story 4 ultimately provides the necessary comfort to the truth spoken by Toy Story 3; if that previous film eased the transition from adolescence to adulthood then this latest (and presumably final?) film discusses how one adapts to their new role in a mature and positive way.