Just over two weeks after its premiere, “Lightyear” continues to be the talk of the town on social media, in part because it was a box office disappointment despite the expected great reception among fans of “Toystory”. Although many believed that there would be a clear connection with its parent saga, the reality was not so, because this spin-off did not have a story linked to Andy and not even to Woody.
Chris Evans is the new voice of Buzz in “Lightyear.” Photo: Disney
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Thus, Tim Allen, the English voice of Buzz in the original Pixar franchise, was asked about this new animated bet. In that conversation with the Extra portal, the actor referred not only to the reason why he did not return to his iconic character, but also revealed the reason why the recently released film with Chris Evans did not convince viewers. .
“The short answer is that I have stayed out of this because it has nothing to do with it. We talked about this many years ago, it came up in one of the sessions. I told them it would be a really fun movie, we talked about it, but the team that made the first four films is notthis is a completely new team,” Allen explained at first.
“There really is no ‘Toy Story’ Buzz without Woody. I’m not sure what the idea was, I’m a plot man. If it had been made in 1997, it would be a great adventure story, and the way I see it, it’s not a great adventure story. It’s a great story, but it doesn’t seem to have any connection to the toy.”, he added.
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Where to see “Lightyear”?
“Lightyear” is currently available in theaters. However, the full movie in Latin Spanish is expected to arrive soon on Disney Plus, although they have not yet detailed a specific release date.
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