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Toy Story 1
Released:  November 22, 1995
Running Time:  81 minutes

Woody has always been Andy's favorite toy, but the arrival of a newer toy, Buzz Lightyear, threatens Woody's position.  Woody feels ignored and resentful of all the attention Buzz is getting and this creates a rivalry.  But all is forgotten when a new threat, in the form of a demonic young boy, comes along

Toy Story 2
Released:  November 24, 1999
Running Time:  92 minutes

In the sequel, it turns out that Woody is worth quite a lot as a collectible and he is stolen by a toy collector.  The other toys must band together to get him back, but it won't be easy.  First they've got to find him.
While his friends search for him, Woody discovers that he was quite famous.  He even had his own T.V. show.  He makes new friends, his costars on the show, who are also going to be sold as collectibles, Jessie, Bullseye, and the Prospector.

Awesome, Awesome movies!  
These 2 cartoons
(especially the 2nd one)
aren't just for kids!

Buzz and Woody are really great characters and have awesome voices provided by Tom Hanks (woody)  and Tim Allen (buzz) who are two very funny people.  They have some really great exchanges, it's so funny.

I also love that the second movie is filled with references that only adults would get, like the Stars Wars reference, making emperor Zurg Buzz's father!  It makes it an even better movie.

The supporting cast of characters in these movies are great!  Rex is hysterical, and he has this great wimpy type voice.  Slinky dog is cool and the late Jim Varney brings his character to life like no one else could.  Hamm and Mr. Potato Head are just awesome.

I Also, Jessie, great character.  Joan Cusack is just so hysterical!  But her song needs to go!

I really like the obscure characters in the 2nd movie.  For those true Disney fans, you recognize the cleaner as the old man in the short at the beginning of Bug's Life.  He's so funny, I love him. 

And for some reason I loved Wheezy.  He was just so cool.  But his ong was kind of annoying too.

And of course there's the often overlooked Buster.  He doesn't talk much but he's still a great character.