A) Buzz Lightyear of Star Command B) Toy Story: The Series C) Lightyear D) Star Command Adventures
A) Pixar Animation Studios and DreamWorks B) Walt Disney Television Animation and Pixar Animation Studios C) Walt Disney Pictures and Warner Bros D) Pixar Animation Studios and Universal Animation
A) Lightyear: The Beginning B) Toy Story to Infinity C) Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins D) The Adventures of Buzz Lightyear
A) Tom Hanks B) Patrick Warburton C) Chris Evans D) Tim Allen
A) Tim Allen B) Tom Hanks C) Patrick Warburton D) Chris Evans
A) October 14, 2000, to January 13, 2001 B) November 25, 1995, to January 1, 1996 C) June 17, 2022, to December 20, 2022 D) October 2, 2000, to November 29, 2000
A) October 2, 2000, to November 29, 2000 B) November 20, 1999, to February 1, 2000 C) June 17, 2022, to January 13, 2023 D) October 14, 2000, to January 13, 2001
A) Evil Emperor Zurg B) Emperor Zorg C) Dark Lord Zurg D) Commander Zurg
A) Star Command B) Lightyear C) Andy's Movie D) Buzz Lightyear
A) Patrick Warburton B) Tom Hanks C) Chris Evans D) Tim Allen
A) Pete Docter B) Lee Unkrich C) Angus MacLane D) John Lasseter
A) November 25, 1995 B) October 2, 2000 C) June 17, 2022 D) June 21, 2019
A) $29.1 million B) $57.4 million C) $39.1 million D) $41.1 million
A) $39.1 million B) $57.4 million C) $29.1 million D) $110.3 million
A) Four weekends total B) Three weekends including opening weekend C) Five weekends total D) Two weekends total
A) Toy Story 2 B) Toy Story 3 C) Lightyear D) Toy Story
A) Highest-grossing animated film B) Fourth-highest-grossing animated film C) Third-highest-grossing animated film D) Second-highest-grossing animated film
A) $57.4 million B) $41.1 million C) $39.1 million D) $110.3 million
A) 2,500 theaters B) 4,028 theaters C) 3,236 theaters D) 5,000 theaters
A) $32,100 B) $10,250 C) $25,400 D) $17,734
A) Four weekends B) Only the opening weekend C) The next three weekends D) The next two weekends
A) Second-highest-grossing film of 1999 B) Highest-grossing film of 1999 C) Fifth-highest-grossing film of 1999 D) Third-highest-grossing film of 1999
A) 4,028 theaters B) 4,500 theaters C) 3,000 theaters D) 3,236 theaters
A) $110.3 million B) $41.1 million C) $57.4 million D) $120.9 million
A) Highest-grossing film of all time worldwide B) First film to cross $2 billion C) Lowest budget animated film D) Highest opening-day gross for an animated film on record
A) $120.9 million B) $41.1 million C) $110.3 million D) $159.7 million
A) First Pixar film to gross under $50 million B) First Pixar film ever released C) Biggest opening weekend ever for any Pixar film D) Lowest opening weekend for a Pixar film
A) The next two weekends B) The next weekend C) The next three weekends D) It did not stay at #1
A) Second-highest opening ever for an animated film at the time B) Fifth-highest opening ever for an animated film C) Highest opening ever for an animated film D) Third-highest opening ever for an animated film
A) Toy Story 2 B) Toy Story 4 C) Lightyear D) Toy Story 3
A) Grossed over $500 million B) Grossed over $800 million C) Grossed over $1 billion D) Grossed over $2 billion
A) Grossing over $1 billion B) Opening in over 5,000 theaters C) Being a G-rated sequel D) Winning ten Academy Awards
A) Release in 3D B) Gross over $1 billion C) Win an Oscar for Best Picture D) Earn $50 million on opening day
A) $159.7 million B) $120.9 million C) $244.5 million D) $110.3 million
A) $244.5 million B) $110.3 million C) $150.5 million D) $120.9 million
A) Smallest opening for a Pixar sequel B) Highest-grossing film of 2010 C) Biggest opening for the series and biggest for a G-rated film D) First animated film to reach $2 billion
A) $1.073 billion B) $226.4 million C) $1.000 billion D) $310.2 million
A) 8th B) 43rd C) 50th D) 7th
A) Third-highest-grossing film of 2019 B) Fiftieth-highest-grossing film of 2019 C) Eighth-highest-grossing film of 2019 D) Highest-grossing film of 2019
A) $120.9 million B) $159.7 million C) $150.5 million D) $110.3 million
A) $159.7 million B) $244.5 million C) $150.5 million D) $85.2 million
A) $310.2 million B) $244.5 million C) $120.9 million D) $1.073 billion
A) Toy Story 4 B) Toy Story 2 C) Lightyear D) Toy Story 3
A) Lowest debut to date B) First G-rated failure C) First opening under $100 million D) Biggest debut to date
A) Third-highest-grossing film of 1999 B) Eighth-highest-grossing film of 2019 C) Highest-grossing film of 2026 D) Highest-grossing film of 2010
A) Grossed over $2 billion B) Underperformed C) Broke every Pixar record D) Exceeded all expectations
A) $310.2 million B) $85.2 million C) $1.073 billion D) $226.4 million
A) $85.2 million B) $39.1 million C) $120.9 million D) $159.7 million
A) Soul, Luca, and Turning Red B) Coco, Cars, and Ratatouille C) Up, Wall-E, and Inside Out D) Brave, Moana, and Frozen
A) The COVID-19 pandemic B) The transition to streaming only C) A global theater strike D) The 2008 financial crisis
A) Toys secretly live when humans do not know B) Toys rule a secret underground city C) Toys come to life only when humans look at them D) Toys travel through time to save history
A) 1990 B) 1999 C) 1995 D) 2010
A) A modern spaceman action figure B) A classic cowboy doll C) A stuffed teddy bear D) A robotic police officer
A) A wind-up racing car B) A modern spaceman action figure C) An electronic robot dog D) A classic cowboy doll
A) Josh Cooley B) Andrew Stanton C) Lee Unkrich D) John Lasseter
A) Lee Unkrich B) Andrew Stanton C) Angus MacLane D) John Lasseter
A) Josh Cooley B) Lee Unkrich C) Andrew Stanton D) Ash Brannon
A) Andrew Stanton B) Josh Cooley C) Angus MacLane D) Lee Unkrich
A) Andrew Stanton B) Josh Cooley C) John Lasseter D) Lee Unkrich
A) 10th B) 1st C) 18th D) 5th
A) John Morris B) Tom Hanks C) Sid Phillips D) Andy Davis
A) John Morris B) Tim Allen C) Erik von Detten D) Tom Hanks
A) Tim Allen B) Don Rickles C) John Ratzenberger D) Tom Hanks
A) Andy drops him by mistake B) Woody accidentally knocks him out C) He tries to fly and miscalculates D) Sid throws him out
A) Sid Phillips B) Andy Davis C) John Morris D) Erik von Detten
A) Don Rickles B) Jim Varney C) Erik von Detten D) John Ratzenberger
A) October 10, 2025 B) August 15, 2025 C) November 22, 2025 D) September 12, 2025
A) Al McWhiggin B) Bonnie C) Lotso D) Andy
A) Ned Beatty B) Wayne Knight C) Kelsey Grammer D) Michael Keaton
A) Ned Beatty B) Timothy Dalton C) Michael Keaton D) Joan Cusack
A) A television series B) A direct-to-video sequel C) A short film D) A Disney Digital 3-D double feature
A) 120 minutes B) 11 years C) 60 minutes D) 90 minutes
A) Andy's college B) Sunnyside C) Bonnie's house D) Al's Toy Barn
A) Bonnie B) Al McWhiggin C) Lotso D) Woody
A) A college student B) A sinister teddy bear C) A historic television star D) A toddler
A) Michael Keaton B) Wayne Knight C) Timothy Dalton D) Ned Beatty
A) Bonnie B) Lotso C) Andy D) Sunnyside E) Al
A) Timothy Dalton B) Blake Clark C) Michael Keaton D) Jeff Garlin
A) Director B) Voice actor C) Editor D) Executive producer
A) Finding Nemo B) Incredibles 2 C) Frozen D) Finding Dory
A) Finding Dory B) Incredibles 2 C) Shrek 2 D) Frozen
A) Plastic bottles B) Garbage C) Wood D) Clay
A) Keanu Reeves B) Tom Hanks C) Tim Allen D) Tony Hale
A) Mr. Potato Head B) Bo Peep C) Jessie D) Buzz Lightyear
A) Joan Cusack B) Christina Hendricks C) Annie Potts D) Ally Maki
A) Tom Hanks B) Tim Allen C) Don Rickles D) Josh Cooley
A) Jonas Rivera B) Galyn Susman C) Stephany Folsom D) Mark Nielsen
A) Rashida Jones B) Jonas Rivera C) Kenna Harris D) Will McCormack
A) Kenna Harris B) Galyn Susman C) Stephany Folsom D) Mark Nielsen
A) Josh Cooley B) Stephany Folsom C) Bob Iger D) Mark Nielsen
A) Tim Allen B) Pete Docter C) Bob Iger D) Andrew Stanton
A) Becoming lost toys B) Fighting technology C) Finding a new owner D) Going to kindergarten
A) Stephany Folsom B) Will McCormack C) Kenna Harris D) Galyn Susman
A) Andrew Stanton B) Valerie LaPointe C) Tom Hanks D) Tony Hale
A) Ally Maki B) Valerie LaPointe C) Annie Potts D) Kristen Schaal
A) 15-minute B) 22-minute C) 11-minute D) 30-minute
A) Christmas B) Halloween C) Easter D) Thanksgiving
A) Jessie B) Woody C) Trixie D) Bo Peep
A) New Year B) Valentine's Day C) Christmas D) Halloween
A) Trixie B) Forky C) Rex D) Jessie |