BSV-21 Film Token

Toy Story meets Saw

When Woody and Buzz awaken in Andy’s attic rigged as a lethal puzzle box by a vengeful broken toy, the gang must solve childlike riddles or be disassembled piece by piece, forcing them to confront what it truly means to be “played with.” Woody, Buzz, and a handful of toys are lured into the dusty attic by a flickering night-light that plays a warped recording: “I want to play a game.” The room has been transformed into a miniature death trap—miniature bear traps, a descending ironing board press, and a spinning ceiling fan with fishing line nooses. The first test requires them to match three lost parts to their owners before a music-box timer runs out; failure means Mr. Potato Head’s pieces are scattered forever. As the toys bicker and cooperate, they discover their captor is not Sid but “General Wound,” a one-legged army man who was discarded after Andy outgrew war games. Wound’s final riddle offers Woody a choice: saw off his own pull-string (his voice, his identity) to free the others, or let Lotso the bear be dipped in a bucket of “lost glue” that will harden him permanently. Woody nearly sacrifices himself, but the toys realize the real solution is to include Wound in their play circle, proving no toy is truly forgotten. The traps deactivate. Morning light floods the attic. The toys return downstairs, but a single army-man leg remains spinning slowly on the windowsill.