Toy Story 4 | June 20, 2019 | 6th most profitable movie of 2019. Disney does it again!

[Stewart]

@CJohn Perhaps it's time to update the title to change the date? Since this is clearly not coming out June 15th 2018 

[AniNate]

Annie Potts confirms she's returning as Bo Peep

http://www.radiotimes.com/news/film/2018-06-02/pixar-scrapped-three-quarters-of-the-toy-story-4-script/ 

[MovieMan89]

7 hours ago, tribefan695 said:

Annie Potts confirms she's returning as Bo Peep

http://www.radiotimes.com/news/film/2018-06-02/pixar-scrapped-three-quarters-of-the-toy-story-4-script/ 

Great read, sounds really promising for the quality of the film. Seems like they're taking the caliber and prestige of the franchise very seriously and not rushing to meet any deadline. 

[jedijake]

Anyone have any updates on this film? Since the scrapping of the script and the change of leadership, there's been nothing. There's no way they can get this film out by 2019 if production hasn't started. And June 2020 is 100% clear now that Indy 5 has been delayed.

[John Marston]

20 minutes ago, jedijake said:

Anyone have any updates on this film? Since the scrapping of the script and the change of leadership, there's been nothing. There's no way they can get this film out by 2019 if production hasn't started. And June 2020 is 100% clear now that Indy 5 has been delayed.

I think the script change is why it was moved from 2018 to 2019 so that won’t have a effect I think 

[MovieMan89]

37 minutes ago, jedijake said:

Anyone have any updates on this film? Since the scrapping of the script and the change of leadership, there's been nothing. There's no way they can get this film out by 2019 if production hasn't started. And June 2020 is 100% clear now that Indy 5 has been delayed.

Fingers crossed that's what happens here. Something's gotta give with next summer's family blockbuster schedule, and I'd love to see this just completely get out of that mess rather than run risk of being cannibalized. 

[JB33]

5 minutes ago, MovieMan89 said:

Fingers crossed that's what happens here. Something's gotta give with next summer's family blockbuster schedule, and I'd love to see this just completely get out of that mess rather than run risk of being cannibalized. 

I can't see Disney not sticking a Pixar movie in that mid June slot though. It's been a staple for them for awhile now.

[MovieMan89]

2 minutes ago, JB33 said:

I can't see Disney not sticking a Pixar movie in that mid June slot though. It's been a staple for them for awhile now.

They can still stick it there. Just in 2020. They skipped June 2014, so it's not like skipping a June would be unprecedented for them. 

Edited July 24, 2018 by MovieMan89

[jedijake]

I understand that script changes moved it from 2018 to 2019 but that was back in 2016. The script was AGAIN scrapped in late 2017/early 2018 from what I read and that's when new writers and directors were brought in. So the move from '18 to '19 happened when the writers and Lasseter were still involved and then they all left and I don't know if they have resumed work. Things don't look good for this film.

[Heat Vision]

This film shouldn't be happening anyways. The third film was the perfect ending.

[dudalb]

10 minutes ago, Heat Vision said:

This film shouldn't be happening anyways. The third film was the perfect ending.

I agree, but when a film makes as much money as Toy Story 3 did, a follow up is sort of inevitable.

A film studio is not a patron of the arts, but a business;it exists to  make money. That is the first thing to get if you want to understand how the film industry works.

[jedijake]

Just read that they showed footage at the Disney CineEurope celebration. So that's a good sign. And it seems as though it is more of a separate adventure than a direct sequel.

 

Pushing it to 2020 though would mean more $$$ for Aladdin.

[John Marston]

4 hours ago, jedijake said:

I understand that script changes moved it from 2018 to 2019 but that was back in 2016. The script was AGAIN scrapped in late 2017/early 2018 from what I read and that's when new writers and directors were brought in. So the move from '18 to '19 happened when the writers and Lasseter were still involved and then they all left and I don't know if they have resumed work. Things don't look good for this film.

 

from what I read Annie Potts comments about the script being  trashed simply has to do with the delay from 2018 to 2019

 

 

I believe they have screened footage from the movie and the actors have recorded their dialogue so it is definitely being made

[Darth Lehnsherr]

Yep the constant delays of Toy Story 4 is also what cut down Incredibles 2's production timeline from 4 years to only 3. Brad Bird was a bit annoyed at that. 

[Eric the Ape]

 

Allen compares it to Infinity War lmao can't wait to see Potato Head turn into dust.

[Giesi]

I just came back from watching Incredibles 2. The animation was just on a whole other level compared to the first one and I‘m wondering if we can expect such a huge step again for Toy Story 4. I mean TS3 already looked really really good and I think we reached a point where the technological advances won‘t be  as prominent as before.

[Eric the Ape]

2 minutes ago, Giesi said:

I just came back from watching Incredibles 2. The animation was just on a whole other level compared to the first one and I‘m wondering if we can expect such a huge step again for Toy Story 4. I mean TS3 already looked really really good and I think we reached a point where the technological advances won‘t be  as prominent as before.

Comparing Toy Story 3 to Coco (obviously not the same movie, but both have photo realistic human characters), there really wasn't that much of a glow-up, and they were seven years apart. I don't really think two years from now will see that much of an advancement, outside of maybe better-looking fabric or whatever.

[Ithil]

1 minute ago, CoolEric258 said:

Comparing Toy Story 3 to Coco (obviously not the same movie, but both have photo realistic human characters), there really wasn't that much of a glow-up, and they were seven years apart. I don't really think two years from now will see that much of an advancement, outside of maybe better-looking fabric or whatever.

I think we reached the period where the Pixar movies looked great more or less forever at about Ratatouille. Any entries before that now look rather dated, but the ones since still look great even if the tech continued getting better.

 

TS4 will undoubtedly look better than 3, it's been ten years, but you probably won't sense the jump from 2 to 3 again.

[stephanos13]

Toy Story 4 better be as good as Tim Allen says it because his comments got me really hyped.

[Eric the Ape]

 

Are all the toys gonna die or something lmao