Toy Story 5

Movie · 2026

The beloved gang is back, this time helping 8-year-old Bonnie navigate friendships in a world where everyone is glued to screens after she receives a kid-friendly tablet called Lilypad. It is a warm, funny, and genuinely thoughtful Pixar adventure with a few emotionally heavy moments around rejection and being left out that may land harder on sensitive little ones.

Great for most kids 5 and up, with a little prep for very young or sensitive viewers around the online-bullying and friendship-rejection scenes.

Scary imageryPeril & tensionViolenceLoss & griefBig emotionsLanguageBehavior modeledLoud or startling soundsFlashing lightsRomance & innuendoDrinking, drugs & smokingOld-school gender rolesConsumerism & toy hype

If you’d rather skip

Peril & tensionearly in the filmMild

Multiple Buzz Lightyear toys emerge from a lake in a scene reviewers describe as creepy-looking; brief but unexpected for young viewers.

Scary imageryearly in the filmMild

Farm animals suddenly appear and startle Jessie and Bullseye with a jump-scare quality.

Peril & tensionthe middle actMild

Several Buzz toy clones kidnap Woody and dangle him from a rope; he is then chewed by a pig toy. Action is slapstick but the danger is presented as real stakes.

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