DUBAI: Nearly three decades after audiences first met Woody and Buzz Lightyear, Pixar is heading back to the toy box with “Toy Story 5.” But for director Andrew Stanton and producer Lindsey Collins, the latest installment is not simply an exercise in nostalgia; it’s about reflecting the realities of modern childhood. While the beloved franchise reunites familiar characters, the film will also grapple with kids’ shrinking attention spans and constant screentime.

The beloved toys are back in "Toy Story 5" to face their biggest modern challenge — smart devices. In this fifth installment, the familiar toys fac...

The latest chapter in Pixar's most famous franchise hits theaters on June 19.