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  1. Toy Story 3

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    In this film publicity image released by Disney, Barbie, voiced by Jodi Benson, left, and Ken, voiced by Michael Keaton, are shown in a scene from, "Toy Story 3." (AP Photo/Disney Pixar)

  • Live Action "Toy Story" Project

    Jonason Pauley, 19, of Gilbert and Jesse Perrotta, 21, of Apache Junction, spent more than two years re-creating, shot-for-shot, the original “Toy Story” animated feature as a live-action film. (Photo courtesy Jonason Pauley/Jesse Perrotta)

  • Live Action "Toy Story" Project

    Top: Original “Toy Story” screen capture; Bottom: Courtesy Jonason Pauley/Jesse Perrotta

  • Live Action "Toy Story" Project

    Top: Original “Toy Story” screen capture; Bottom: Courtesy Jonason Pauley/Jesse Perrotta

  • Live Action "Toy Story" Project

    Jonason Pauley, 19, of Gilbert and Jesse Perrotta, 21, of Apache Junction, spent more than two years re-creating, shot-for-shot, the original “Toy Story” animated feature as a live-action film. (Photo courtesy Jonason Pauley/Jesse Perrotta)

  • Live Action "Toy Story" Project

    Top: Original “Toy Story” screen capture; Bottom: Courtesy Jonason Pauley/Jesse Perrotta

  • Live Action "Toy Story" Project

    Woody and Buzz are strapped to a remote control car while the rest of the toys ride in the back of the moving truck in this production still of the live action “Toy Story” remake, directed by Gilbert’s Jonason Pauley, 19, and Apache Junction’s Jesse Perrotta, 21. (Photo courtesy Jonason Pauley/Jesse Perrotta)

  • Live Action "Toy Story" Project

    Jonason Pauley of Gilbert (white shirt, holding iPad) and his “crew” work together to set up filming for a scene of a live-action “Toy Story” remake. (Photo by Cary Kent)

  • youtube Live Action Toy Story Project Trailer

    Tuesday, October 30, 2012 6:30 pm

    After over two years of production, the entire Toy Story in live action is now complete! In this video we explain that we can't simply post it online because even our version of the movie technically belongs to Disney and Pixar. What we want to do is bring it to Pixar studios to show everyone there and get some kind of "Okay" to show it other places too. If YOU are someone who could let us into the studio, please get in touch with us! Check out these links for more! http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0636DA05C095B175 http://www.facebook.com/pages/Live-Action-Toy-Story-Project/176760992394118 https://twitter.com/RealiveToyStory Let us know what you thought of the trailer in the comments too!

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  • article ‘Toy Story 3’ comes to life on ice

    Wednesday, January 18, 2012 6:00 am

    “Toy Story” DVDs or downloads on heavy rotation in your household? Consider taking the kids to see their favorite characters from the films in life-size action right before their eyes.

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  • 'Toy Story 3' on ice this week in Phoenix

    “Toy Story 3” on ice: Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the rest of the toys escape the rambunctious tots of Sunnyside Daycare in this ice-skating show modeled after the hit Disney/Pixar film.

    DETAILS >> Opens 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and runs through Jan. 23. U.S. Airways Center, 201 E. Jefferson St., Phoenix. $7-$81.52. (602) 379-7800 or www.usairwayscenter.com.

  • article 'Toy Story 3' screening for autistic children

    Thursday, June 24, 2010 1:13 pm

    Families affected by autism can watch the hit new film "Toy Story 3" in a theater where the lights are brighter, the volume is lower, and getting up, dancing, walking, shouting and singing are OK.

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  • article Toy Story 3 well worth the wait

    Saturday, June 26, 2010 6:30 pm

    From the original Toy Story in 1995 to last year’s Oscar-nominated Best Picture Up, it’s nearly impossible to find fault with Pixar Animation Studios. They’ve hit 10 straight feature films out of the park, none of which you can call anything less than a timeless classic. If Toy Story 3 was the film that broke the studio’s winning streak I would have not only felt obligated to quit my job as a movie critic but, perhaps, boycott the cinema altogether. Like Return of the Jedi and The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, Toy Story 3 is one of the few threequels that not only lives up to its predecessors but makes its previous installments even better.

  • article Toy Story 3 well worth the wait

    Saturday, June 26, 2010 6:30 pm

    From the original Toy Story in 1995 to last year’s Oscar-nominated Best Picture Up, it’s nearly impossible to find fault with Pixar Animation Studios. They’ve hit 10 straight feature films out of the park, none of which you can call anything less than a timeless classic. If Toy Story 3 was the film that broke the studio’s winning streak I would have not only felt obligated to quit my job as a movie critic but, perhaps, boycott the cinema altogether. Like Return of the Jedi and The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, Toy Story 3 is one of the few threequels that not only lives up to its predecessors but makes its previous installments even better.

  • article Disney Stores makeover a real Toy story

    Sunday, March 13, 2005 6:33 am

    Mickey Mouse’s digs at Scottsdale Fashion Square, Mesa’s Fiesta Mall and Paradise Valley Mall are scheduled for extreme makeovers.

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  • Disney Stores makeover a real Toy story

  • Disney Stores makeover a real Toy story

    shoppers look at merchandise in the Disney Store at Scottsdale Fashion Square.

  • article 'Toy Story,' other films get new life in 3-D

    Thursday, October 1, 2009 4:12 pm

    "Toy Story" has always been a 3-D film, even if moviegoers never saw it that way.

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