Paul is a writer for Collider with a decade of experience working in film and television.
In 1995, a then-little-known studio called Pixar released Toy Story, the first fully computer-animated feature film. It became both a critical and financial success while ushering in a new era of animation. Set in a world where toys can come to life without their owners’ knowledge, it centers on a talking cowboy doll named Woody whose status as the “favorite toy” gets upstaged by the arrival of a space ranger action figure called Buzz Lightyear .
Like a magnet, The Little Green Men gravitate to any kind of claws. Luckily, this works out in favor of the toys during the life-threatening climax of Toy Story 3. Just when it seems like Woody, Buzz, and the gang are about to be incinerated, the Little Green Men save their lives with a giant industrial claw. In a full-circle moment that was established in the first film, the quote goes from a deadly plot device to a life-saver.
7 “You have saved our lives. We are eternally grateful.” The Aliens - 'Toy Story 2' Surprise! The Little Green Men make another appearance in the climax of Tox Story 2. When Buzz and the gang race to save Woody from being shipped off at the airport, they hijack a Pizza Planet delivery truck where the Little Green Men are rearview mirror accessories. During an intense but hilarious car chase, Mr.
Woody then devices a grand plan to break out of Sid’s house and save Buzz with the help of the “mutant” toys. Along the way, Woody wants to use this opportunity to teach Sid a valuable lesson about taking care of toys. In a funny but somewhat frightening moment, Woody reveals to Sid that the toys are sentient. It also feels like an influential moment to all kids watching Toy Story, reminding them to take care of their toys and just play nice.
4 “You are a sad, strange little man, and you have my pity. Farewell.” Buzz Lightyear - 'Toy Story' After realizing he’s a lost toy due to Andy leaving him at a gas station, Woody has had enough of Buzz and his “real space ranger” shenanigans. Woody uses all of his built-up anger and explodes at Buzz, blaming him for running his life and taking his place as Andy’s favorite toy before reminding Buzz that he is, in fact, a toy, a child’s plaything.
During the visually stunning end of Toy Story, Buzz turns on his wings to release himself and Woody from the rocket just as it’s about to explode. They glide in the air, making it appear that Buzz is actually flying, much to Woody’s amazement, but Buzz assures him that it’s just “falling with style,” having finally accepted that he is a toy, while Woody realizes at last how cool Buzz is. In this great moment of bonding, allowing the two toys to embrace their similarities and differences.
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