Lightyear 2022 English Movie

Buzz Lightyear returns to theaters this week, but he looks and sounds a bit different. In Lightyear, Chris Evans voices the title character, as Pixar uses the character to tell a brand new sci-fi adventure story – presented as the movie Andy from Toy Story was obsessed with that made him want that Buzz toy so bad in the first place.

The story finds Buzz and a ship full of space travelers trapped on an alien planet with no way to get back home. As Buzz begins test flight after test flight to try and solve their hyperdrive issue, it’s quickly discovered that thanks to time dilation, each of his trips – while only taking a few minutes from his perspective – is taking around four years for those back on the planet. And so Buzz finds everyone growing older and changing around him, as he essentially stays the same… And then, one day, he returns from another mission to find an invading group of robots now have the humans under siege, under the command of their fearsome leader, Zurg.

I spoke to Chris Evans and his co-stars, along with filmmakers Angus MacLane and Galyn Susman to discuss how Lightyear fits into the grand tradition of Pixar movies making you cry, the evolution of the film’s sci-fi world, and why you’re gonna be obsessed with Sox, the robot cat.

THOSE PIXAR FEELS

Lightyear is a fun space adventure first and foremost and plays as such, and yet there it is… a moment in the film’s first half hour that will have many audience members getting weepy (it certainly did for me).

Asked about Pixar’s ability to hit those emotional beats so well, Chris Evans remarked, “I don’t know how they do it. It’s just that combination of story and character and music. They just nail it. I remember the first time I saw Up, I saw it with a buddy of mine. We were two 30-something guys watching the movie and I didn’t know it was gonna be the best love story of all time in the first 10 minutes. And you’re sobbing right away. I don’t know what their magic is, but they just know how to do it.”

Taika Waititi, who voiced one of Buzz’s vastly untrained makeshift allies, Mo Morrison, remarked, “It’s crazy, isn’t it? I’m the same with Up and Inside Out and Toy Story 3… I think the worlds that they create have super relatable characters and also very universal, relatable themes.”

Waitii added that he felt it was the same with Lightyear and that he loved its theme of, “Don’t let the mistakes of the past define you and hold you back. You’ve got to let go of the past and stop living in the past. Whatever the dream is, or whatever the thing is that you think is out there, it may not be as important as what’s right here around you in the now.”

James Brolin, who noted he grew up with classic characters like Mickey Mouse, said when Pixar arrived on the scene, “I just think from the beginning, they thought out who their audience was, how to do it, how to actually change the tenure of what animation was… This is very real in a lot of places, isn’t it? And because of that these characters start to become real to you and stab at the emotions.”

Lightyear director Angus MacLane has been with Pixar since 1997, and when asked what the company’s secret is to them making us cry, he replied, “I feel like Pixar does a good job of creating characters and then putting them through the wringer and I think that’s really what you want in a film.”

He then jokingly added, “As far as the tears, we have a whole wing at the studio for this kind of thing. When the film is ready, we’re able to put it into this special algorithm for crying. And they tell us if it’s sad enough.”

BOW BEFORE SOX

One thing is very clear watching Lightyear: Sox is a standout. The robot cat companion Buzz is given by Star Command is our hero’s only constant through his adventures and is an incredibly funny and endearing character, voiced by Pixar’s own Peter Sohn, director of The Good Dinosaur.

Pondering how big Sox mania will be once the film opens, Waiti said, “Ginormous, is that a word? Humongous? What happened with Grogu, it’s gonna be on that level, I think. I’ve already got two with my daughters; one Sox each. And they’re obsessed by this little guy, Plus I think we all love the idea of just an emotional support cat – a little companion that hangs out with you, who is also a scientist, and it’s just supportive the entire time. That’s all humans want. is just to be supported and be seen.”

Brolin noted that a key component in a film, especially for a lead character, is “the reaction in the film to whatever that action is and Sox is the reactor. He’s got an opinion about everything, right? And it’s fun because that’s kind of who we are as an audience.”

Said MacLane, “Sox came together really early into the process. And we immediately recognized the value of that… Sox was always like, “Oh, well, if we have a story problem, we put Sox in there and have him solve it.’”

Sohn was originally asked to provide the “scratch” (as in temporary) recording for Sox, only for the filmmakers to love his voice for the character and never replace him – something that has been known to happen for Pixar projects, including the recent Turning Red, where the lead character, Mei Lee, was voiced by Rosalie Chiang, who was originally only hired to provide scratch.

Said Lightyear producer Galyn Susman, “Having Peter Sohn do the scratch, we knew right away. He’s so warm and personable and he’s got this intelligent innocence in his voice. It was like, ‘I guess we’re gonna have to keep him!’”

Evans had heard the highly enthusiastic audience reaction to Sox the night before we spoke, at the film’s world premiere, and remarked, “God, people love Sox. I mean, he’s pretty great, isn’t he? I’m obsessed with Sox, so I have no doubt the world will feel the same.”

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