‘Toy Story 5’ Officially Breaks a 30-Year Franchise Tradition

Toy Storyhas been part of Pixar’s identity for more than 30 years now, and somehow, the franchise still has the power to make all of us emotional about plastic cowboys, space rangers, and the weird ache of growing up. The original movie helped change animation forever, while its sequels kept finding new ways to turn childhood nostalgia into full-on emotional damage. Now, Toy Story 5 is heading to theaters this summer, bringing Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and the gang back for another big-screen adventure. But before the toys return, the movie has reportedly been hit with a classification update that breaks a pretty major franchise tradition.