Tim Allen compares Toy Story 4 to Avengers: Endgame; Here's Why

Tim Allen, who is the voiceover of Buzz Lightyear, in Toy Story 4 was asked if the fourth installment in the Toy Story franchise is the last one ever. Read below to know what Tim had to say on the same.

Updated on Jun 25, 2019  |  09:10 AM IST |  7.3M
Toy Story 4 could mark the end to the Toy Story franchise starring Tom Hanks and Tim Allen.
Toy Story 4 could mark the end to the Toy Story franchise starring Tom Hanks and Tim Allen.

Tom Hanks and Tim Allen are back again as the best friends we wish we had - Sheriff Woody and Buzz Lightyear, in Toy Story 4. The original Toy Story released in 1995 and worked wonders as it got a faithful fan following, of all ages. Subsequently, we have Toy Story 2 (1999) and Toy Story 3 (2010) which were commercial box-office hits and were critically acclaimed as well, for it's a simple and heartwarming storyline about a bunch of toys, who just happen to speak. 

Toy Story 4 opened to a crazy response by the critics while the audience is also in love with the toys, yet again. However, one wonders if the fourth installment marks the end of the Toy Story franchise. When Tim was asked the question, the actor told US Weekly, "I can’t give that away. There’s very little to suggest that this isn’t, at the very least, [part of] a much bigger world. It reminds me of the Avengers movies — there are not only offshoots of characters that have simultaneous stories, but the world itself got much bigger."


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"My sense is it’s done. My creative side says, at the same time things end, there’s a new beginning. I would find it difficult not to just continue," Allen added.

Do you agree with Tim's comparison of the Toy Story franchise with Avengers franchise? Let us know your views in the comments section below.

ALSO READ: Toy Story 4 Review: Tom Hanks and Tim Allen's film 'sporks' out the right blend between nostalgia and novelty

Meanwhile, Toy Story 4 also includes voiceovers from Tony Hale, Keanu Reeves and Christina Hendricks, in pivotal roles.


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