After all, the third Toy Story movie didn't actually end with Andy bidding farewell to Woody and the other toys. The Bo Peep thread wasn't the only part of Toy Story 3 that, in hindsight, paved the way for Toy Story 4 either. Pixar's creatives ultimately felt the same way and eventually threw out a good chunk of the original Toy Story 4 script, in favor of a narrative where Woody reuniting with Bo is an important subplot in a larger story about Woody coming to question his very reason for existing and what, exactly, he wants out of life anyway. At the same time, some were concerned the story was too thin for a full-length Toy Story movie and made more sense as a short. The storyline made sense enough Toy Story 3 revealed that Bo had been separated from the other toys sometime between the second and third movies, but never actually resolved the plot thread. In its early stages of development, Toy Story 4 was described as being a romantic comedy about Woody and Buzz setting out to rescue Bo Peep. Related: Toy Story Complete Movie & Short Timeline Explained However, in the case of the upcoming film, things are a little different. For the large part, these various Toy Story shorts and specials were standalone adventures that hadn't been directly set up by the third movie. Pixar further announced its plans for Toy Story 4 in 2014 and initially scheduled it for release in 2017, before later pushing it back to 2018 and finally this year.
Of course, it wasn't long before the franchise returned in the form of a theatrical short titled Hawaiian Vacation in 2011, followed by a pair of TV specials ( Toy Story of Terror! and Toy Story That Time Forgot) in 20.
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