Toy Story 2 - Woody & Buzz alla riscossa

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In the scene where the toys enter Al's Toy Barn, the viewer's perspective is from above and behind t [...]	D
According to rottentomatoes.com in 2007, this is the best reviewed movie of all time.	D
When searching for Woody's hat, the Army Men pull out a small version of the car that the toys (Mr P [...]	D
Andy's calendar has a picture from A Bug's Life - Megaminimondo (1998).	D
Pixar's only Follow up film to have outtakes and to be released on VHS.	D
Mary Kay Bergman, who provided Jessie's yodeling, committed suicide two days before the film premier [...]	D
As the credits roll at the movie's end, they are accompanied by some 'outtakes' from included scenes [...]	D
The second Pixar film to feature 'Jonathan Harris', after A Bug's Life - Megaminimondo (1998). It wa [...]	D
The Life Magazine issue with Woody and Bullseye on the cover is dated January 12th, 1957, the birthd [...]	D
LIFE magazine cover reveals Woody's full name is Woodrow Theodore Cowboy.	D
The canyon at the beginning of the movie that Buzz is flying through was originally an earlier versi [...]	D
The movies do not explicitly state the years in which they take place, which makes the Toy Story fil [...]	D
"There's a snake in my boot!" is the only one of Woody's voice box messages heard throughout the fil [...]	D
The enormous amount of Sheriff Woody merchandise is a reference to the massive amount of Howdy Doody [...]	D
Betty White, Doris Roberts, Marcia Wallace, Carol Burnett, Cloris Leachman, and Florence Henderson w [...]	D
Bullseye was originally going to have a speaking voice by Martin Short, but John Lasseter decided to [...]	D
During development of the film, the crew suggested that Al would fix Woody when he got damaged, as h [...]	D
The colours of the tiles in Al's Toy Barn are the same colours as the logo of the infamous search en [...]	D
The baggage handler at the airport who shouts "Hold it! There's a couple more bags coming from the t [...]	D
When Jessie first meets Woody (Tom Hanks), she exclaims, "Sweet mother of Abraham Lincoln!" Abraham [...]	D
The scene in the airport baggage area took an average of seventy hours to render each frame.	D
The only film out of the tetrology that does not have an opening montage of Andy playing with the to [...]	D
Zurg falling down the elevator shaft crying out "NO!" mirrors a similar scene from Masters of the Un [...]	D
The shot of Andy's Buzz Lightyear climbing up the display only to encounter the new Buzz Lightyear s [...]	D
The movie has several references to A Bug's Life - Megaminimondo (1998). In Andy's bedroom, Andy has [...]	D
The scene where Woody, Buzz, and Bullseye are chasing the baggage tractor to save Jessie resembles a [...]	D
Jessie seems to be scared of going inside cases. In Toy Story of Terror!, it is revealed she has cla [...]	D
The only Toy Story film to have a co-director.	D
When Woody goes out to retrieve his arm while Al is sleeping, he must be careful not to step on the [...]	D
When Woody and Jessie are exiting out of the airplane, originally it was going to be Jessie who slip [...]	D
When the Pizza Planet truck hits some cones, and a bunch of stuff in the truck falls on Hamm, if you [...]	D
When the toys enter the airport inside the pet carrier, if one looks closely in the background, they [...]	D
The character of the Prospector (Stinky Pete), is based on Walter Huston's character, Howard, from t [...]	D
When Hamm is flipping through the channels looking for the Al's Toy Barn commercial, all the other s [...]	D
Originally Bullseye (Woody's horse) was going to talk, until it was decided that he should act like [...]	D
Zurg's weapon has 11 intensity levels which is probably a reference to This Is Spinal Tap (1984): In [...]	D
Most the sounds in the beginning sequence (the video game sequence) are Star Wars sound effects: Dar [...]	D
In the opening video game scene where Buzz begins stepping onto the bridge, his steps/hops are timed [...]	D
In the original story for the direct-to-video sequel, the "Woody's Roundup" toys that Woody met at A [...]	D
The main theme from A Bug's Life (1998) can be heard when Al is in the elevator, and while New Buzz [...]	D
The (curiously non sentient) toy car Jessie uses as a skateboard is a 1960s style red station wagon. [...]	D
The truck with the giant cylinder on it (that almost squishes Mr. Potato Head) has the words "Kartof [...]	D
Stinky Pete is the first Pixar villain who isn't revealed to be a bad at first. In other words, when [...]	D
There has been a controversy regarding the film's release on 'The Ultimate Toy Box' DVD set. On the [...]	D
Al wears the same glasses as Dennis Nedry from Jurassic Park (1993). Both characters were played by [...]	D
The car that Buzz and Hamm drive to find Woody is a Gyoza (a pun on Toyota). A gyoza is a type of As [...]	D
When the toys enter the airport, the announcement "Passenger Leon Krich" can be heard from the P.A., [...]	D
Originally New Buzz was going to take the lifeless body of the Zurg toy off by saying he had to go b [...]	D
Al's car is actually a concept automobile never put into production. It was made by Ford as the 1955 [...]	D
Such was the intensity of the work leading up to the film's release, many of the animators suffered [...]	D
Al's car resembles Flo from Cars - Motori ruggenti (2006).	D
An early version of Buster, named "Speck" by the toys, appeared in the Toy Story comic story Pup and [...]	D
In the globe scene in the worldwide version, Taiwan is the same color as China and the USSR still ex [...]	D
The fifth computer-animated film after Toy Story - Il mondo dei giocattoli (1995), CassiopÃ©ia (19 [...]	D
Despite often being called Stinky Pete, he is actually only referred to by that name twice in the en [...]	D
Many of the ideas that were not used in Toy Story - Il mondo dei giocattoli (1995) appear in this fi [...]	D
One of the inspirations for this sequel was when John Lasseter was traveling with his wife and kids. [...]	D
Emperor Zurg was voiced by the story writer for the movie, Andrew Stanton, in Buzz Lightyear of Star [...]	D
This film has a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 166 critic reviews.	D
In the Pizza Planet Truck Chase scene, in front of the truck is a car, and that car's license plate [...]	D
The dust in the scene where Woody meets Wheezy set a record for number of particles animated for a m [...]	D
The introduction of Jessie largely came about at the insistence of John Lasseter's wife, Nancy, who [...]	D
Buster the dog. Is named after Buster Baxter from Arthur.	D
When Jessie fights Woody after he accuses her for turning on the TV, Jessie's position (pinning Wood [...]	D
When Barbie tells the other toys in the car to "remain seated please" she then says it in Spanish, [...]	D
Toy Story 1 and Toy Story 2 are the only Toy Story movies that the same director (John Lasseter) Dir [...]	D
According to animator Mark A. Walsh, Jessie was largely modeled after Doris Day in Calamity Jane.	D
Directly after Rex lands back in the car in Al's Toy Barn, Tour-Guide Barbie quotes "Remain seated p [...]	D
In Toy Story 2, Andy names Jessie "Bazooka Jane". But in Toy Story 3, when Andy introduces Bonnie to [...]	D
This was an especially trying film for Pixar as the film effectively had to be completely retooled b [...]	D
Just like in the first Toy Story (1995), when Buzz is trying to save Woody by climbing onto Al's car [...]	D
This was the first sequel for both Tom Hanks and Tim Allen.	D
The copy of Life magazine dated January 12th, 1957 sets the date for the height of Woody's popularit [...]	D
there's a gag where Buzz walks inside a pet carrier, which should be impossible, but the shot angle [...]	D
When the toys are getting ready to cross the road, you can see the Eggman Movers truck from Toy Stor [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
Wheezy the penguin is a tribute to the Linux mascot, Tux.	D
When working on the film, someone entered a code called rm *, which, when entered, deletes everythin [...]	D
Even though he is Woody's horse near the end of the movie, Bullseye seems to be more attached to Jes [...]	D
In a controversial decision, the film's latest 4K UHD/digital and Blu-ray re-releases for the home m [...]	D
When Andy is heading off to cowboy camp, he's wearing a "Triple R Ranch" t-shirt. The Disney series [...]	D
On top of the elevator Zurg tells the fake Buzz he is his father. While this is a parody of Empire S [...]	D
In the shot, just a few seconds before Buzz walks into the isle full of Buzz Lightyear toys in Al's [...]	D
Al's last name is revealed on the nameplate on his office desk. Additionally, when he is done taking [...]	D
Many people think the "Woody's Roundup" sequence was filmed with real puppets. But really they took [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Ameri [...]	D
The year "Woody's Roundup" was canceled was 1957, the same year the film's director John Lasseter wa [...]	D
Buster is one of the few non-toy Toy Story characters who knows toys can come to life.	D
Stinky Pete actually ruined his own ambition on being an exhibit in Japan. In a desperate attempt to [...]	D
Jessie is the only female toy in Andy's room who solely belongs to Andy, while the other female toys [...]	D
A poster for the film plus one for the animated Jungle Book are seen in the film Meet the Robinsons.	D
Stinky Pete is the real main antagonist of the second film, Al is the Bigger Bad as he was the one w [...]	D
Toy Story (1995) is the first computer-animated film to become a franchise, and the only one release [...]	D
When Woody first sees the "Woody's Finest Hour" tape, it's stopped in the middle of a cliffhanger, w [...]	D
In the scene with Rex in the car in Al's Toy Barn holding the How to Defeat Zurg book, there is one [...]	D
Heimlich the Caterpillar from A Bug's Life - Megaminimondo (1998) is seen climbing a branch when Buz [...]	D
The cleaner who fixes Woody for Al is Geri, from the Oscar-winning Pixar short Il gioco di Geri (199 [...]	D
Originally Al's Toy Barn was going to be located halfway across town. But the directors realized it [...]	D
Jessie was originally going to be a cactus called SeÃ±orita Cactus, but it was decided later on th [...]	D
Stinky Pete predicted some of the events of Toy Story 3. In an outtake from Toy Story 2, Stinky Pete [...]	D
The clock in Andy's room is an oversized Mickey Mouse watch. This is not a "hidden Mickey" as this w [...]	D
During the yard sale, the box that Mrs. Davis puts Woody in shows that Steve Jobs is on the one doll [...]	D
When Buzz leaves the newer Buzz with Emperor Zurg (before he and the other toys head the airport to [...]	D
Talk about doing a sequel to "Toy Story - Il mondo dei giocattoli (1995)" began about a month before [...]	D
When Al hangs up the phone with the Japanese investor, he says "Don't touch my mustache." This refer [...]	D
During the opening credits (when "WALT DISNEY PICTURES" is displayed), the Pixar trademark lamp (fro [...]	D
The video game opening scenes feature several references to the Star Wars films: -The robotic scanni [...]	D
In the closing outtakes portion during the credits, Stinky Pete (voiced by Kelsey Grammer) dismisses [...]	D
At the airport, when Buzz and the gang pop out of the dog cage, we see a sticker that reads "LHR" on [...]	D
The box that Zurg comes out of, in Al's Toy Barn, has "Printed in Point Richmond" written on it. Pix [...]	D
The valley that Buzz flies through during the opening sequence was going to be a river in a A Bug's [...]	D
John Lasseter's last directorial effort until Cars (2006). However it is only the second Toy Story f [...]	D
When Buzz is trying to think of what Al's license plate means, he spells "Lou's Thigh Burn" with Mr. [...]	D
The removal truck from the first movie can be seen passing Al's Toy Barn at 37:43	D
Early drafts of the original "Toy Story - Il mondo dei giocattoli (1995)" had a Barbie doll in the r [...]	D
Originally this film was planned to be a direct to video sequel. Back in 1995 when the first Toy Sto [...]	D
In the airport, an announcement is made for Lasset Air, Flight A113. That's two references in one: t [...]	D
Despite a clear obsession with "Woody's Roundup", Al never actually says the name "Woody" or the nam [...]	D
Consistent with Al's love for cheese puffs, not only does Al fall asleep eating cheese puffs, but th [...]	D
The Rock 'Em Sock 'Em robots found in Al's office at Al's Toy Barn were voiced by the film's directo [...]	D
According to a Disney Adventures Magazine, the reason why Al was obsessed with toys is because his p [...]	D
Buzz telling Woody, "You. Are. A toy!" in Al's apartment is a reference to the first film when Woody [...]	D
Wheezy's singing voice during the karaoke at the end of the film is performed by Robert Goulet.	D
Al the toy collector is partially based on Pixar animator and storyboard artist Matthew Luhn's fathe [...]	D
The scene when Woody and Jessie make their way to the nose wheel compartment and jump from the aircr [...]	D
As the toys exit the apartment, Mr. Potato Head throws his hat like a frisbee to stop the closing do [...]	D
During the Al's Toy Barn commercial, one of the images of items on sale, also seen in the corner of [...]	D
The supplemental disc of the 2000 Ultimate Toy Box Collection DVD release, the supplemental disc of [...]	D
The music in the scene where Woody looks around the merchandise of Woody's Roundup in awe was reused [...]	D
In the first movie Woody rescues Buzz from being destroyed by Sid. In this film Buzz goes off to sav [...]	D
In the scene where Buzz is giving the other toys a motivational speech, the background fades out to [...]	D
It took over a month for Pixar to digitally paint Al's car.	D
Randy Newman designed the music of the film so that it was much more predominant when the toys are ' [...]	D
Among the emblems on the "Woody's Roundup" plates in Al's apartment is a Virginia Tech logo. It is o [...]	D
Because of such a tight schedule, the editors of the film would often work 36-48 hour shifts. Editor [...]	D
Woody's nightmare sets up how Woody is afraid of Andy outgrowing him, and fuelling his later decisio [...]	D
While driving around Al's Toy Barn, the gang drives down the Buzz Lightyear aisle. Tour Guide Barbie [...]	D
One of the items in Al's Toy Barn behind Rex, before he and Mr. Potato Head board Barbie's car, is a [...]	D
Buckets of toy soldiers like the one in Andy's room are seen when Hamm Slinky Mr. Potato Head and Re [...]	D
Zurg spots a running Buzz Lightyear in his through-the-head targeting scope ("LOOK HERE"), with cros [...]	D
Al's TV is based on a real Philco Predicta television owned by John Lasseter.	D
The shot of Buzz climbing up the display only to encounter the new Buzz Lightyear with the Utility B [...]	D
There was some discussion with regard to the song "When She Loved Me" and its place in the film. Ran [...]	D
Although it is no secret that Zurg's character was created as an affectionate parody of Darth Vader [...]	D
When the toys are playing cards during Woody's nightmare after he's been shelved, all the cards are [...]	D
In the opening scene, when the little eye droid pops out and stares at Buzz, it is actually a refere [...]	D
For the scene where Woody looks at the merchandise from "Woody's Roundup", mock-ups of the toys were [...]	D
When the toys arrive at the building where Al lives, across from Al's Toy Barn, it shows the elevato [...]	D
At the airport, Rex says 'we can't park here, it's a white zone!' an oblique reference to Airplane! [...]	D
When the toys are crossing the street, Slinky Dog says, "I'm not a smart dog, but I know what roadki [...]	D
Jessie was honored with the Patsy Montana Entertainer Award from the National Cowgirl Museum and Hal [...]	D
When the toys are planning the rescue of Woody, Etch-a-Sketch shows a map to Al's Toy Barn located a [...]	D
Tom Hanks stated in an interview that he and Tim Allen sat down together and watched the "Jessie's s [...]	D

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