![New image from Toy Story short Small Fry
As all Toy Story fans know, Woody and co are to kindly return to cinema screens in Pixar short Small Fry, which will be shown before The Muppets - and a new image has arrived online!Small Fry will see Buzz Lightyear (voiced by Tim Allen) replaced by a miniscule fast-food version of himself, forcing the real Buzz to deal with a support group for discarded toys.[TO SEE THE FULL IMAGE, CLICK ON WOODY AND MINI-BUZZ OR FOLLOW THIS LINK]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lui92rWU4A1qcga5ro1_500.jpg)
New image from Toy Story short Small Fry
As all Toy Story fans know, Woody and co are to kindly return to cinema screens in Pixar short Small Fry, which will be shown before The Muppets - and a new image has arrived online!
Small Fry will see Buzz Lightyear (voiced by Tim Allen) replaced by a miniscule fast-food version of himself, forcing the real Buzz to deal with a support group for discarded toys.
[TO SEE THE FULL IMAGE, CLICK ON WOODY AND MINI-BUZZ OR FOLLOW THIS LINK]
John Lasseter responds to Toy Story 4 rumours
After Tom Hanks’ suggestion that they’re already “working on it”, Pixar head John Lasseter has been grilled by the normally reserved hosts of the BBC’s Breakfast show about a fourth instalment of Toy Story.
“We haven’t announced anything, so I can’t really talk about it” was his official-ish response after agreeing that he found Hanks’ gaffe “interesting”.
The shuffling, raised eyebrows and awkward humming are certain to get rumour-mongers thinking that an official announcement could be imminent.
30 Greatest Movie Mash-Ups
6. Saw vs. Wallace & Gromit
Movies Being Mashed: You have to question the twisted imagination that would throw everyone’s favourite claymation double-act together with Jigsaw’s infernal torture machines. Then again, it is a little bit brilliant…
Anything In Common? Wallace and Jigsaw are both talented inventors, although whilst Wallace’s contraptions help butter his toast, Jigsaw’s rip people’s faces open.
If It Was A Full Length Film: Poor old Gromit would have a real fight on his hands. A penguin wearing a rubber glove on his head is one thing, but this…
The King’s Speech reigns at the BAFTAs
The King’s Speech emerged victorious at yesterday’s BAFTA awards ceremony, earning itself seven big wins – including Best Film and Outstanding British Film. Star Colin Firth won the Best Actor award, while Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham Carter both bagged a Best Support trophy each. Toy Story 3 surprised absolutely nobody by winning the Best Animation award, while The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo – ignored at this year’s Oscar noms – won Best Film Not In The English Language.
Inception also took home a clutch of technical awards, while Alice In Wonderland won for its costumes and make-up. Other contenders to King’s crown came in the form of Natalie Portman – who took home the Best Actress statuette for Black Swan – and David Fincher, who nabbed Best Director for Social Network.
TF favourite Tom Hardy also emerged victorious with the Orange Rising Star Award, beating other TF favourite Andrew Garfield, Aaron Johnson, Gemma Arterton and Emma Stone to the trophy.
As a sign of how things could play out at this year’s Oscars, these are exciting – if not exactly surprising – results.
Check out the full list of winners here…
Total Film’s Top 10 Films Of 2010
Dan Goodswen - Digital Production Editor and Tumblr-person
1. A Single Man
“Sumptuous, passionate and utterly heartbreaking, Firth was robbed of a deserved Oscar by Jeff Bridges’ back catalogue of greatness rather than a better performance. Ford directs with the drive and ambition that took him to the top of the fashion world, and the same attention to style, detail and sex. A gorgeous film, that never rushes or leads, never judges or condemns, but immerses you in love, loss, despair and ultimately, hope.”
2. Exit Through The Gift Shop
3. Monsters
4. Toy Story 3
5. I’m Still Here
6. Four Lions
7. The House Of The Devil
8. The Town
9. The Social Network
10. Bad Lieutenant
tfsmith: name suggestions...
Quick scan of your (cool) blog, says you can’t think of a new name. Here are some film inspired ones. If anyone else out there as a suggestion for Miss tfsmith, please reblog!
1. Good Girls Wear Black
2. Nowhere Girl
3. Pretty in #FF00FF (that’s HTML code for Pink, fact fans)
oh wow nowhere girl is a good one! Plus i love aaron johnson ;) haha thanks for checking me out! Im loving your blog too, cant wait for toy story 3 on friday :DDD
Yeah saw something about Aaron Johnson and disliking Felixstowe, Nowhere Girl seemed to fit… Tell us what you thought of Toy Story 3 - we cried!
Best & Worst: Threequels
Best: Toy Story 3 (2010)
We were initially dubious that, over 10 years later, Pixar would be able to recapture that old Toy Story magic for a threequel. As soon as the first trailer arrived, though, it was clear that this Part Three had the same ingredients that made the first two such big hits.
Not the ground-breaking animation (which remains peerless, and has gained an extra dimension here), but rather the characters and the story.
And director Lee Unkrich has been respectful to the passage of time (not happy to simply rehash earlier efforts), making Andy 10 years older and ready for college in this assault on your tear ducts.
Read the full feature here.
![tamikokagurii:
I srsly cried at this part, like no kidding. D:
But this movie still kicked ass. :]
Out today: Toy Story 3. We srsly cried too. Like babies.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l5t8pvQfM71qbm3b7o1_500.jpg)
I srsly cried at this part, like no kidding. D:
But this movie still kicked ass. :]
Out today: Toy Story 3. We srsly cried too. Like babies.
