We’re literally all going to die though, how it is any different to the human predicament.
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So pointless but an absolute guarantee of a fucking billion dollars every time they do them so they’re here to stay
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The toys don’t necessarily die though
Is The Little Mermaid considered up there with the others? Never had any impact on me.
It’s considered the film that kick-started their second golden age anyway, even if it’s not as well regarded as subsequent films
Aye very much so.
It’s good.
Now it has some good songs!
Hercules
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How do we know they don’t die?
Think you might be overthinking this a bit ttf
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I guess there’s a scenario where they can remain conscious in landfill, I imagine most end up physically destroyed though.
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Maybe theyd be living happy together albeit in a Stig of The Dump lifestyle as theyd all have eachother 
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It looks like the fourth film is exploring what happens to communities of lost toys without owners.
I think we should start selling the crap we chat about on here as scripts tbf 
Maybe they do but they all stop when Wall-E is about 
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You’re not one of these “all Pixar films share a universe” people ttf, come on
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Ralph Breaks The Internet
- Good
- Great
- Better than the 1st one
- Disappointing
- Shite
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Fortunately, they’ve survived past the point where we dump everything in landfill, so rather than be buried alive under stinking garbage they’re more likely to be incinerated alive to generate energy 
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I’m not happy about any aspect of this
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