Toy Story: Black Friday Reel (Later Version): Difference between revisions

 

But once I was finding a copy of Toy Story, the copy was labelled as #66666, as if I was trying to find this copy. The other copies #66660 to #66663 next to the copies were normal but copies #66664 to #66666 had a later version of the movie poster, however there are small changes compared to the final poster. The poster was 5 days before the final release of Toy Story. I brought copies from #66664 to #66667, but most likely they are different.

 

Copy #66664 showed a few extras added, included more unfinished scenes that were cut from the movie and promotional screenshots that were grainy. The tape on this copy was golden, making it extremely rare to find it. It also included VHS Tapes of other animation tests as shown in the behind the scenes.

 

Copy #66667 Is a unfinished director's cut version of Toy Story, which had all unused scenes and storyboards spliced together. It included all unused scenes in this version, even the tapes. Other than this the tape was colored green.

 

Today I will be talking about Copy #66666, the most dreadful copy, that included a version of Black Friday Reel with some bits included. This version had a half-finished version of the Black Friday Reel scene, with some parts animated and added extra parts to the storyboard. This is supposed to be a director's cut version but the idea was scrapped until copy #66667.

Same thing did with the Lion King Alternate Ending where Simba gets dragged off by Scar and fails the fight, ending Simba's life.

 

I do not believe what I actually saw. This has to be it.

 

 

The scenes went by the following from the horror I heard:

 

''Woody snaps because the other toys thought that Woody had decided to kill Buzz Lightyear. He escorts Andy's room and jumps off the window''

 

''The rest of it was unknown but I don't think I will actually write it.''

 

Well that was interesting to me that why this scene got scrapped. The reason was the same reason as Black Friday Reel. Good thing it never appeared in the final movie as usual.

 

I hope I didn't watch this scene. From what I have heard that it was very frantic for Disney. The director of this storyboard was actually trying to complete Black Friday Reel before it got scrapped one day later. I need therapy.

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