I wasn't expecting Toy Story 4 to be as good as 2 or 3, but it wasn't even at the level of the first Toy Story movie. It's not bad, per se, but it's far from what the money behind Pixar's premiere franchise should have been able to produce. If all they did was follow the same formula from the previous movies, Toy Story 4 would have turned out several notches better.
Actions lack consequences, there's never any sense of real peril, and there wasn't a single memorable joke or sight gag. On the other hand, the pace is constant and there's never any dull moments.
Overall, I'm glad I waited to see Toy Story 4 for free on TV because it wasn't worth a theatre ticket nor the price of buying it to add to my movie collection.
Actions lack consequences, there's never any sense of real peril, and there wasn't a single memorable joke or sight gag. On the other hand, the pace is constant and there's never any dull moments.
Overall, I'm glad I waited to see Toy Story 4 for free on TV because it wasn't worth a theatre ticket nor the price of buying it to add to my movie collection.