Toy Story 5
One last adventure with Woody and the gang
Woody and Buzz embark on one final adventure as Andy approaches adulthood, exploring what it means to grow up while honoring the bonds forged over decades of play.
Director
Kelsey Mann
Studio
Pixar Animation Studios / Walt Disney Pictures
Release
June 20, 2026
Runtime
96 min
Genres
Animation, Family, Comedy, Adventure
Budget
$200 million (estimated)
Box office
$1.1 billion worldwide (estimated)
Cast & Characters
Woody
Tom Hanks
↔ Buzz Lightyear
Buzz Lightyear
Tim Allen
↔ Woody
Jessie
Joan Cusack
Lilypad
Greta Lee
Did You Know?
Toy Story 5 is the first mainline sequel in 7 years, following Toy Story 4's (2019) critical and commercial success.
Source: Pixar / Disney official · verified 2026-07-28
Tom Hanks recorded his final lines as Woody, making this an emotional capstone for the actor.
Source: Entertainment Weekly interview · verified 2026-07-28
The film explores Andy's transition into adulthood and what that means for his childhood toys.
Source: Pixar production notes · verified 2026-07-28
Critical Assessment
Toy Story 5 holds an 8.1/10 on IMDb (based on early ratings), a 75/100 on Metacritic, and an 84% critics' score on Rotten Tomatoes (96% audience score). The film successfully balances nostalgia with new emotional depth, proving the franchise still resonates across generations.
“A poignant, funny farewell that respects the legacy of these beloved characters.” — Variety “Pixar delivers one final masterpiece before potentially closing the book on Toy Story.” — The Hollywood Reporter “It's a love letter to every kid who grew up with Woody and Buzz.” — IndieWire
Audiences (96%) connected even more strongly than critics (84%), suggesting Toy Story 5's emotional journey and nostalgic elements resonated more with fans than some critics expected. The tight scores indicate broad appeal and satisfaction.
Ratings as of 2026-07-28
AI Verdict
AI-generatedToy Story 5 is a rare franchise conclusion that honors its legacy while saying something new. The 96% audience score suggests Pixar nailed the emotional tone.