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The definitive origin story of the original Buzz Lightyear that reveals how the young test pilot became the space ranger he is today, the film will be the same crowd-pleasing action film that started the Buzz Lightyear toy line in the Toy Story universe.
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The definitive origin story of the original Buzz Lightyear that reveals how the young test pilot became the space ranger he is today, the film will be the same crowd-pleasing action film that started the Buzz Lightyear toy line in the Toy Story universe.
Outstanding Movie Trailer Best Voiceover | 2022 | Marie Westbrook
Outstanding Character VoiceOver Performance Motion Picture | 2023 | Keke Palmer
Favorite Voice From an Animated Movie Female | 2023 | Keke Palmer
Best Animated Female | 2023 | Keke Palmer
Outstanding Voice Performance | 2023 | Keke Palmer
Best Animated Female | 2022 | Keke Palmer
Best Original Score for an Animated Film | 2023 | Michael Giacchino
Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing Feature Animation | 2023 | Coya Elliott
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Animation Feature | 2023 | Natalie Lyon
Best Animated Film International Competition | 2023 | Angus MacLane
Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for Motion Pictures Animated | 2023 | Paul McGrath
Budget 200,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 226,425,420 USD
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The oxygen tanks in the movie are actually the scream canisters used in Monsters, Inc.
At around the teasers thirty-three second mark, when Buzz's Cool Starship is entering space, you can see the Pixar lamp in the background as a constellation of stars
The ship's internal voice activated navigator (IVAN), the equivalent of a GPS, acts like a real-world, misbehaving GPS. It's voiced by Mary McDonald-Lewis who's also the voice of OnStar's navigation system.
When doing his mission logs, Lightyear says the same recurring line from the Toy Story movies when landing on another planet: "Buzz Lightyear to Mission Log. There appears to be no sign of intelligent life anywhere." Every instance of this line is also interrupted in some way.
The Space Ranger suit that Darby wears throughout the film reads "Tempus". This is a reference to "Tempus from Morph", one of the names being considered for Buzz Lightyear early in development of the original Toy Story (1995). The "Tempus from Morph" name was used in the 1992 test footage for that film.
"Buzz Lightyear: To infinity... [point his finger to her] Izzy: [looks stunned] Are you trying to get me to pull your finger? Mo Morrison: Don't fall for it. Buzz Lightyear: No, not like that! It's just... Ugh. Sorry, it's a thing your grandma and I used to do. Darby Steel: Ew."
"[being jostled about in Buzz's ship] Sox: That was utterly terrifying and I regret having joined you."
