Toy Story 5 Turns the Spotlight on Parental Anxiety and Screen Time

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Pixar's Toy Story 5 centers on Bonnie's loneliness and her parents' fears about online abuse and screen time, making the film unusually timely and provocative for a family movie. While not Pixar's strongest entry, it foregrounds human emotion and parental worry over toy-based escapism, with an ambitious but cluttered plot; released in the US and UK on June 19.
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