Toy Story 5 (2026)

What earned the score

• Male Toy Cross-Dresses in Pink Skirt

  Combat Carl, a male toy, wears a short pink skirt for an extended 5-to-10-minute scene where Jessie interacts with him and his friends without any character questioning the cross-dressing, presenting it as normal.

• Jessie Assumes Central Protagonist Role in Toy Story Franchise Shift

  Jessie becomes the primary lead of the Toy Story franchise for the first time after four films centered on Buzz and Woody, marking a female-led narrative shift. Following Woody's departure in Toy Story 4, Jessie naturally assumes leadership in Bonnie's room and drives the plot of the reboot/sequel—described as 'all about Jessie'—where she must gather the other toys, positioning her as the central protagonist over the franchise's traditional male stars.

• Buzz and Jessie's Role-Reversal Wedding

  In a pretend marriage ceremony, Jessie stands at the altar in the groom's role while Buzz walks down the aisle as the bride wearing a kilt. Jessie then dramatically dips Buzz sideways for the kiss, reversing the traditional wedding procession and gender roles.

• Male Lead Chooses Feminine-Coded Toy

  Buzz Lightyear selects a sparkly horse designated as a 'girl' toy from dozens of options, with the scene emphasizing his choice as a statement that boys can like traditionally feminine toys without boundaries.

• Human Protagonists Are Girls

  The human protagonists in this installment are girls (Bonnie and her new friend Blaze), replacing the previous boy protagonist Andy, a shift in gender representation among the human characters.

• Male Toys in Feminine Contexts During Play

  Male action figures like GI Joe-type toys and Combat Carl are dressed in tutus, while other male toys participate in traditionally feminine activities such as a 'girls' weekend.' Even Woody wearing a poncho is questioned as wearing a dress. These instances showcase gender-role reversal in children's play, presenting male toys in typically feminine attire or scenarios.

Details

When Bonnie receives a Lilypad tablet as a gift and becomes obsessed, Buzz, Woody, Jessie and the rest of the gang's jobs become exponentially harder when they have to go head to head with the all-new threat to playtime.

Starring

Tom HanksTim AllenJoan CusackGreta LeeConan O'Brien

Director

Andrew Stanton

Writer

Kenna HarrisAndrew StantonLogan HesterJason Katz

Genre

AnimationFamilyComedyAdventure

Release Date

Jun 19, 2026

Parents Guide

• Sex None

  Two characters kiss (after kissing, one of the characters is seen "missing" their lips, having them stuck to their lover (played for laughs)).

• Violence None

  Characters are seen in many perilous situations; they run, hide, etc.

• Profanity Mild

  Insinuates a mispronunciation of the word s**t in reference to a potty training toy and is reiterated multiple times.

  A character says "He'll wipe your a-" but cuts off, Meaning that he'll was gonna say the a word.

  Profanity: "he'll wipe your a.." (never fully uttered). A bathroom toy says "Call me agent shet". One use of OMG. Crude Language: a bathroom toy makes crude comments, throughout.

• Drugs None

  None.

• Frightening Scenes None

  Not any really.

  The movie/disney movie is meant to be endearing and not scary really in any way.

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