Pixar's marquee franchise may have outgrown its original heroes, but "Toy Story 5" suggests that the series is only getting sharper with age.

Toys have a finite lifespan. And it seemed like the same was true of the Toy Story franchise, whose third installment brought the saga of Woody (Tom Hanks) and Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen) to a pitch-perfectly poignant close.

Pixar's 32nd animated feature, "Gatto," from "Luca" director Enrico Casarosa, arrives in theaters on March 5, 2027. But with "Toy Story 5" opening next week, we now have the very first teaser for the movie,

Best movie theater popcorn? Easy. Best way to eat a potato? French fries. Best Pixar movies? Absolute chaos. The second you put together a Pixar top 5, people start sharpening their pitchforks. Someone is angry because you left off "Finding Nemo.

Pixar has always known how to break our hearts in the gentlest ways. A toy learning to let go. A fish crossing an ocean for his family. A lonely robot finding love in a world too big and too empty. Somehow,

Finding Dory came out 10 years ago, featuring 2 second clip of a lesbian couple, marking one of Pixar's first queer relationships.

The initial box office projection for Toy Story 5 signals that Pixar has a massive hit on its hands. The financial success also justifies the company’s most divisive choice in recent memory. Toy Story 5 is going to be big,

We’ve seen Woody’s origins tale in Toy Story 2, Buzz Lightyear’s in spinoff Lightyear, and all the toys nearly getting incinerated in Toy Story 3, but the fifth time around, it’s Jessie’s story. In an already vibrant summer marketplace which is at a near $1.

Exclusive: Tom Hanks, Kenna Harris and Lindsey Collins explain Woody's original absence from Toy Story 5 and why they reversed that plan.