- The official trailer for "Toy Story 4" dropped on Tuesday out of nowhere, and people have a lot of feelings about it.
- Many have noticed that Andy, the toys' original kid, has had quite the transformation over the years.
- Some joked that he's had facial plastic surgery to look different, while others say Pixar must have forgotten what he looked like.
- However, in the latest trailer, we could be looking at Andy's son, rather than the original Andy.
- Or Pixar's technology has just gotten better and the creators thought Andy needed an upgrade.
Disney Pixar dropped the full trailer for "Toy Story 4" on Tuesday, and everyone who grew up in the 90s has a lot of feelings about it.
Nobody thought there could be an ending sadder than that of "Toy Story 3," but it turns out Woody's self doubt and the existentialism of a plastic spork asking why it's alive could result in a movie that has us sobbing even harder.
On the road of life there are old friends, new friends, and stories that change you. #ToyStory4pic.twitter.com/GNZMD67krq
— Toy Story 4 (@toystory) March 19, 2019
But there's something else in the trailer that has people scratching their heads — flashbacks of the toys' original kid Andy.
In the original films, Andy looked remarkably different than he does in the trailer.
He still has the same bright blue eyes, but his face shape is much more round.
Fans on Twitter were quick to point out the changes, suggesting Pixar had forgotten what Andy actually looked like.
"Andy had plastic surgery!?" tweeted one person, while another said: "Andy from Toy Story will go down in history as the youngest child on Earth to go through intense facial reconstruction surgery 4 times."
Did Pixar forget what Andy looks like? #ToyStory4pic.twitter.com/JVzoLHwPVP
— Jake Vaughan (@Vaughanilla_Ice) March 19, 2019
Seeing Andy in the Toy Story 3 flashbacks vs the Toy Story 4 flashbacks pic.twitter.com/BNSHT01aiO
— Z Man (@og_starr) March 19, 2019
Andy in #ToyStory4pic.twitter.com/IoV9ZzGyXd
— Mart8ndo (@mart8ndo) March 19, 2019
Andy from Toy Story will go down in history as the youngest child on Earth to go through intense facial reconstruction surgery 4 times. #ToyStory4pic.twitter.com/AlUKDAHn8e
— Mark Ricci (@MovieManMark) March 19, 2019
However, others put forward the theory that it could actually be a fast forward, not a flashback.
The trailer shows the boy playing with Buzz and Jessie in a room with Andy's recognizable posters, wallpaper, and red lamp, but some have suggested this could be because it's Andy's son.
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Plot twist: that’s Andy Jr. Andy got buzz for his 8th bday in ‘95 so Andy like 32 now straight up https://t.co/TVRdlusAQO
— ANTHON¥ DRAGON$ (@anthonydragons) March 19, 2019
Andy went to college. He grown. This Andy Jr. https://t.co/DIAb5w18zb
— Rae 💋 #TeamEddie (@BBSuperFan4) March 19, 2019
Of course, it could simply be because Pixar's technology gets better and better, and the creators decided Andy needed an upgrade.
Whatever the reason for Andy's transformation, "Toy Story 4" is set to be an emotional rollercoaster when it's released on June 21 2019, so get the tissues ready.
Just watched the Toy Story 4 trailer... pic.twitter.com/pgKov5D5RP
— Hannah Dwyer (@HannahD74682149) March 20, 2019
Toy Story 4 has answered some questions about the lore of the Toy Story Universe.
— jackwill (@MichaelTangzo) March 20, 2019
Bonnie created a Toy out of a spork and it became alive. Toys aren't created being alive in their factories. Toys become alive when a child cares for them, and the power of love brings them to life. pic.twitter.com/zBJWLstSEx
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