By Do you remember that really, really brief time back in 2005 when Toy Story 3 was announced as a direct-to-DVD movie? If your answer is “vaguely,†then you’re just like me. Disney was planning on making an on-the-cheap Toy Story sequel back when it looked like Disney and Pixar were going to split. Thankfully, this never happened, but now we’ve got a look at what might have been. The proposed plot of the DTV Toy Story 3 was that Buzz Lightyear would get recalled and sent back to Taiwan, after which the other toys would have to come save him. I can’t imagine the story would have the same emotional weight as the Toy Story 3 we got, but there’s definitely some room here for a fun story lampooning the near constant toy recalls due to lead paint or unintentionally dangerous hazards. Below, you’ll find some of the lost concept art, including Buzz’s factory and some of the other recalled toys. I personally love the design of Cindy Scissors. It really does seem like one of those crazy toys you see every year or two that you just wonder howit made it into production. Check the gallery for the…
Do you remember that really, really brief time back in 2005 when Toy Story 3 was announced as a direct-to-DVD movie? If your answer is “vaguely,” then you’re just like me. Disney was planning on making an on-the-cheap Toy Story sequel back when it looked like Disney and Pixar were going to split. Thankfully, this never happened, but now we’ve got a look at what might have been. The proposed plot of the DTV Toy Story 3 was that Buzz Lightyear would get recalled and sent back to Taiwan, after which the other toys would have to come save him. I can’t imagine the story would have the same emotional weight as the Toy Story 3 we got, but there’s definitely some room here for a fun story lampooning the near constant toy recalls due to lead paint or unintentionally dangerous hazards. Below, you’ll find some of the lost concept art, including Buzz’s factory and some of the other recalled toys. I personally love the design of Cindy Scissors. It really does seem like one of those crazy toys you see every year or two that you just wonder how it made it into production. Check the gallery for the rest!
[Via Get the Big Picture]