Re: Toy Story 4
Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2019 8:05 pm
It'll probably be a spin on "When She Loved Me", just from the mom's side. I've read before that Woody was Andy's dad's toy from his childhood; maybe Bo was Andy's mom's childhood toy, hence the vintage tone? Hmm.D82 wrote:Laurie Metcalf gave some details about her appearance as Andy's mom in Toy Story 4 in an interview:
Source: https://toystoryfangirl.com/2019/01/22/ ... #more-1623“Surprisingly, my character is in it for a second. And they showed me the mock up of what they had – which is a little flashback, and it’s in the very beginning of the movie – and it made me cry.”
Warm Regards wrote:(Oh my God! I just realized, are they going to sell legit Forky "toys" to kids this Christmas?)

I think it is the same Bo we know. I agree, the change is too extreme. I think the reason they've redesigned her is because they thought her design wasn't good enough for her to be a lead character this time. Before, she was just a secondary one. They did the same with Tony Rydinger in Incredibles 2 because he was going to have a bigger role in the sequel.Kyle wrote:This time with bo she looks like a different toy altogether. Like some different toy company picked up the rights and made their own sculpt. If this is indeed the same bo in our toy story canon she should not have been changed this much.
That sounds quite likely. Do they say in Toy Story 3 what exactly had happened with Bo? I don't remember it now. Maybe what happens in the flashback is that she brokes and Andy's mom decides it's not worth repairing her and throws her away. And we learn it's not an easy decision for her because she was her toy first. Later, someone finds Bo and repairs her.Warm Regards wrote:It'll probably be a spin on "When She Loved Me", just from the mom's side. I've read before that Woody was Andy's dad's toy from his childhood; maybe Bo was Andy's mom's childhood toy, hence the vintage tone? Hmm.D82 wrote:Laurie Metcalf gave some details about her appearance as Andy's mom in Toy Story 4 in an interview:
Source: https://toystoryfangirl.com/2019/01/22/ ... #more-1623
I hated that too. It was a completely unnecessary change. Still, the Bo-Peep re-design is much more drastic and noticeable, in my opinion. If there's one medium where we shouldn't have to deal with recasting is animation.D82 wrote:They did the same with Tony Rydinger in Incredibles 2 because he was going to have a bigger role in the sequel.
Sources tell us that Keanu Reeves, who joined the cast in November in a mystery role, is playing a character named Duke Kaboom, who hails from a place where discontinued toys are sent (we’re totally getting an original GameBoy cameo, aren’t we?). Apparently, Bo Peep (voiced by Annie Potts) seeks out his help in retrieving her sheep after they’ve been taken from her. So, essentially, Reeve’s Duke Kaboom is the John Wick of toys.
In other Toy Story 4 news, sources also tell us that none other than Randy Newman has written a new original song for the film called “Lonesome Cowboy.” Newman has won two Oscars for his work with Pixar and earned multiple Academy Award nominations for his Toy Story music, so it’s safe to say that the fourth film is in capable hands in that department.
Exactly, that's one of the advantages of animation, but it seems we aren't free from it even in this medium. In my opinion, the redesign of Tony Rydinger was more drastic, but it's more important and noticeable in the case of Bo, because she'll have a bigger role in her film and she's better-known to the public than Violet's love interest.Sotiris wrote:I hated that too. It was a completely unnecessary change. Still, the Bo-Peep re-design is much more drastic and noticeable, in my opinion. If there's one medium where we shouldn't have to deal with recasting is animation.D82 wrote:They did the same with Tony Rydinger in Incredibles 2 because he was going to have a bigger role in the sequel.
Keep in mind, when they screened toy story 3 they left out the final scene. Could be the same deal here.disneyprincess11 wrote:According to Twitter, the ending has already been leaked on the net somewhere.I haven't seen it yet, but apparently it's "heartbreaking."
It does but don't think they care. I mean the whole "Woody has an existential crisis about what it means to be a toy" was already over and done with in Toy Story 2 yet here we are again.Warm Regards wrote:I don't think he'd leave everyone though. Wouldn't that go against what he realizes in TS2?
I don't like it when continuity isn't kept consistent, but I'll admit that I actually liked the change in Tony's design. He was incredibly generic and jockish in the first film. His redesign had a lot more personality and suited Violet more imo.Sotiris wrote: I hated that too. It was a completely unnecessary change. Still, the Bo-Peep re-design is much more drastic and noticeable, in my opinion. If there's one medium where we shouldn't have to deal with recasting is animation.
That doesn't seem very consistent with Toy Story 3's ending either, considering that he's the one who wants to go back to Andy when everyone else is happy at the daycare.Sotiris wrote:That coupled with the singling out of Woody in the posters, the info about him having an existential crisis, and the new song being called "Lonesome Cowboy", I think it's safe to say Woody will split up from the gang in the end. He'll probably stay at the carnival with the new characters Ducky and Bunny while Buzz and the rest of the toys will go back to Bonnie.