Why Disney & Pixar Aren’t Good Guys, & on Authority Figures
By the time this article comes out, the movie this screenshot is from would have been will be for over a week now. And I’ll be honest, I’ll probably still not have watched it. It’s part that I grew up with a much different Buzz Lightyear, but also mostly I wouldn’t have cared for the new image Disney/Pixar are trying with this property.
The magic of Toy Story was the entire cast of characters, and the very unique world it had built. Not because a cowboy doll & a spaceman action figure got along, at least the way I saw it this was the case.
In case you didn’t already know, from old articles or my bio, but I am a military veteran. I do know the value of listening to others & giving up some autonomy to an authority figure. Hopefully this isn’t the message given by Disney/Pixar in this movie.
Most likely, it will be a romanticized version of Buzz Lightyear’s fictionalized life within the Toy Story universe. The property of Buzz after all has been built up to be not exactly a parody of other properties Disney owns, nor is it satire entirely either. It’s more akin to how another property, and another genre of entertainment, tends to treat world building; It’s less serious, and it’s more “Marvel vs. Capcom”.
