Pixar said it will continue through with the spinoff of “Toy Story” dubbed “Lightyear,” during the 2020 Disney Investor Day (via Deadline). Although audience members may have supposed the toy from Buzz Lightyear to become a fictitious spacecraft, it turns out that it was based on a pilot of actual life testing (at least inside a cinematic universe).

It’s a great idea to keep the myth of “Toy Story” alive and well and to give fresh contextual information to anyone who thought he wasn’t a toy before. We would anticipate this film to rip viewers, like with most Pixar films, and who knows? If it goes well, then perhaps we will have a Western movie that emphasizes Woody’s cowboy. For now, we know what we know so far about the “Lightyear” of Disney.

Disney’s Lightyear – Updates On Release Date

“Lightyear” will serve as an example for the renowned “Toy Story” franchise and will give an insight into the individual who inspired the toys of Buzz. Pete Docter, Pixar’s CEO spoke briefly about the project on the 2020 Day and while keeping the information tightly detailed, announced on June 17, 2022, that he will drop in cinemas (via Variety). The first time in summer, the whole family will go to the movies to discover what prompted Buzz to say: “to infinity and beyond!”

How Docter spoke about the movie coming to cinemas is remarkable. The latest two Pixar movies “Luca” and “Soul” were released straight on Disney+, without the additional fee of $30 for Premier Access. As the epidemic COVID-19 subsidies and theatres start again, Disney is sure that by the summer of 2022 all will become operational. Only time will tell whether things go on a promising road.

Disney’s Lightyear – Updates On Casting 

Thanks to his decade-long portrayal as Captain America’s Steve Rogers in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Chris Evans won over fans. Cap could have returned in time to live his life in “Avengers: Endgame” (Hayley Atwell), with Peggy Carter, but it has never stopped speculations that Evans is circulating, and he will return to the MCU to some degree. Evans himself played these speculations down, and he will stay with the Disney family while he doesn’t return back to the superheroic world. 

It’s a huge transition since Tim Allen has depicted the character’s playful form over four “Toy Story” features and a host of short movies. Evans had to fill some huge shoes, and the actor did not lose that fact. After the news, Evans went to Twitter and went with a little teaser video on “Lightyear” of Disney, “I don’t have the words.” Evans will provide his voice in the next Pixar film to the actual Buzz Lightyear.

Disney’s Lightyear – Plotline

After Chris Evans was announced in the ‘Lightyear’ of Disney, many fans rushed into Twitter to express their mistakes. Many individuals thought Tim Allen was replaced by Evans as the voice we have known around two decades ago for the Buzz Lightyear. Thankfully, in a follow-up tweet, the actor clarified everything “This is not the toy of Buzz Lightyear, just to be clear. This is the narrative that the toy is based on about the person Buzz Lightyear.”

There’s no other tone to move away from this writing. “The narrative of Buzz Lightyear and his travels into infinity or beyond” is the official summary of the movie as published in the IMDb. It seems that until at least a trailer comes out and tells us more about exactly what Buzz Lightyear’s quest will be, Pixar wants to keep audiences obsolete. The only thing we know is that fans of Pixar will watch this movie around the block.