The film leans into Disney’s current trend of reshaping stories to appear modern and inclusive.
By
Stanslaus Manthi
Lifestyle Reporter
Nation Media Group
The animator side of me was having a great time with this film, studying every detail in every frame. The normal film fan in me was thinking sweet, sweet nostalgia, what a powerful drug, and the film critic immediately recognised Toy Story 2 and could not help but wonder, is Disney Pixar just lazy, or is this just good business?
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