With “Toy Story 4,” “Child’s Play,” “Men in Black ... But at the very end, as the Pixar logo comes on screen, Duke Kaboom has replaced Luxo Jr., the Pixar bouncing lamp, to crush ...

Note: Contains spoilers for Toy Story 4. While we don't see the return of ... over from Luxo Jr in squashing the 'i' in the Pixar logo. In a wonderful callback to an earlier gag in the movie ...

As we’ve seen in at the start of several Pixar films, it has traditionally involved a lamp stomping out the letter “I” in the Pixar logo, and then replacing it: Toy Story 4’s final end ...

Because at the very last moment of Toy Story 4’s post-credits scene, after Duke has jumped on the logo, he offers a high-five to the final Combat Carl that is gratefully received in a brilliant ...

that’s the end of our Toy Story 4 friends’ adventures. But, the closing Pixar logo does offer one last twist to send folks home with a smile. The credits have rolled, the music has faded and ...

This ending explained contains full spoilers for Toy Story 4. Toy Story 3 seemed like a perfect ending for Woody, Buzz, and the rest of the gang. Andy went off to college, but he left his beloved ...

“Toy Story 4” arrives in theaters this weekend, a quarter century after Pixar released the original. In most normal circumstances, such a delayed fourth installment of a beloved franchise ...

With Toy Story 4, which marked his feature directorial debut, Josh Cooley faced a high-pressure situation, looking to create an excitingly fresh animated film that would do justice to the legacy ...

In "Toy Story 4," the porcelain shepherdess makes a triumphant return as the lost-toy badass who turns Woody's life upside down. “Toy Story 3” seemed to offer the perfect ending to Pixar’s ...