Lamp Life (Pixar Short)
Posted: Thu Apr 11, 2019 5:52 pm
Bo Peep will star in her own short called "Lamp Life" that will chronicle her journey before Toy Story 4.
That's quite likely.Sotiris wrote:Anyway, I wonder if this short is just a deleted sequence that didn't make it into the final film like Auntie Edna was.
Source: https://whatsondisneyplus.com/toy-story ... or-disney/Bo Peep makes a big comeback in Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story 4 and she leads the way in the all-new animated short film, finally answering the questions about where Bo was since we last we saw her in Toy Story 2.
A brief clip was shown, depicting what appeared to be Bo’s intervening years between Molly’s room and the antique shop. Unfortunately, the only format I’ve seen it in was Instagram stories, which isn’t readily shareable, even on there. But in it, we see Bo go from being a frat house lamp, enduring crazy parties, to life on a ship. Her light is covered with moths at one point, and another scenario blankets her in snow that gusts in through a window. Throughout all of this, she isn’t wearing her bonnet, and thanks to a print that was given out during another autograph session with Valerie LaPointe, I think we have our answer as to how she lost it…



According to this Wiki fan page, that's indeed the case, but of course, we can't be sure if the info on that page is reliable or not:Sotiris wrote:Anyway, I wonder if this short is just a deleted sequence that didn't make it into the final film like Auntie Edna was.
Bo originally went into great detail about what happened to her after she left Andy's house in a flashback. We saw her given to a new family, placed in storage for years, donated, brought at a thrift store, given as a white elephant gift, and then broken accidentally by a child. Bo then made a huge choice and left that kid. She and her sheep traveled through the rain and cover of night to create a new life at the antique store. Although emotional, the flashback was ultimately cut from Toy Story 4 and was then evolved into Lamp Life.
No, there wasn't. And the Frozen 2 inspired short won't be on the film's Blu-ray either. I'm afraid they're probably going to release them just on Disney Plus from now on.farerb wrote:Was there even a short on the Blu-ray or are they going to put them on Disney plus from now on instead?
I hadn't noticed it wasn't Tom Hanks, but now that I know, it's true that it sounds a bit different. In what other projects has his brother replaced him as the voice of Woody?Kyle wrote:Kinda surprised they used Jim Hanks instead of Tom, I thought they were kinda done doing that for major shorts.
Disney mainly uses Jim Hanks for video games, computer games, toys and theme park attractions. He also voiced Woody in little interstitial shorts that aired on ABC's Saturday morning block in the 'mid-90s and the opening to the "Buzz Lightyear of Star Command" movie.D82 wrote:I hadn't noticed it wasn't Tom Hanks, but now that I know, it's true that it sounds a bit different. In what other projects has his brother replaced him as the voice of Woody?Kyle wrote:Kinda surprised they used Jim Hanks instead of Tom, I thought they were kinda done doing that for major shorts.
Thanks for the info, estefan! These are the little interstitial shorts you mentioned, right? I think I had seen some of them before but I didn't know they were made for that purpose. Well, it's good that Disney can use Tom's brother, who's surely more available than him, for things like these.estefan wrote:Disney mainly uses Jim Hanks for video games, computer games, toys and theme park attractions. He also voiced Woody in little interstitial shorts that aired on ABC's Saturday morning block in the 'mid-90s and the opening to the "Buzz Lightyear of Star Command" movie.
I also found it just in Spanish from Latin America. I didn't expect much more, but I think with Jack-Jack Attack and Auntie Edna, two Pixar shorts that also started as deleted scenes, they managed to make them feel more like complete stories with a beginning, middle and end. Anyway, I've watched it again and I appreciated it more this time. In my opinion, they were right to delete the scene from the movie because it's not too relevant for the plot, but it's enjoyable to watch nonetheless.Kyle wrote:You knew that's what it was, but still expected more? I havent seen it yet, I wont be able to unless I find alternate way (not subbing to disney plus just for this) but I'm just expecting a deleted scene/sequence. maybe I'll think "oh that was neat, they could've left that in"but that's abot it.
I did find it in Spanish, but not English. oof.