
“Toy Story 4″ is currently trending on Twitter, and there are a lot of “Toy Story 4 coming in 2015″ headlines across the internet, but they all seem to have question marks after them. So what’s going on? NO ONE REALLY KNOWS, OBVIOUSLY! But beyond that, the report is that Toy Story 4 is happening, and that Disney Pixar has confirmed. Though the report is coming from sources in Colombia, which seems like an odd place for Disney to break the news.
Two Colombian news sources are reporting that Toy Story 4 has been made official with Pixar promising a 2015 release date and the return of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen and Joan Cusack.
The story has appeared on the news website Terra, as well as in the Twitter feed of Jorge Luis Balaguera, “entertainment co-ordinator” for the radio station, RCN.
Both treat the news as though they’ve received an announcement from Pixar. [ScreenCrush]
So how did the Colombians get this news before us? My guess is that they were up all night doing cocaine. HIYO! I kid, I kid. Obvious jokes, am I right? Anyway, take this news with a grain of salt until it’s confirmed by Disney. They haven’t confirmed it, as of now. But given that Toy Story has that rare combination of drawing power, critical acclaim, and merchandising opportunities, the only way Disney wouldn’t make a fourth one, in 2015 or otherwise, is if they were allergic to money. And if Walt’s company has proved anything over the years, it’s that they’re not allergic to money. Jews, maybe, but not money.



It’s kind of funny when you think about it how Disney loves money but hates Jews. Who also love money. I mean, they’ve obviously got so much in common.
This is obvious. They broke the news in Colombia because that’s where it will be produced. It will be DTV and will have carefully edited out everything that made the first three fun, watchable or charming. It’s Disney’s shtick.
This will be amazing if it turns out Jorge Luis Balaguera has been randomly chosen as the reporter who will break all Pixar news from here on in.
Of course they found out first. Tim Allen already spent his entire salary on Colombia’s chief crop, and it tends to make him kind of chatty.
Of course, the treatment of any other place that’s not ‘merica deserves such an ignorant treatment and description than the one you just posted for your interesting news. If they confirm it or blast it to the ground, still, shouldn’t be merit worth of degrading an entire country and culture with random hick assumptions.
Jesus Christ, I made ONE cocaine joke that I openly acknowledged as ignorant. I give way worse to every other country, ESPECIALLY ‘Murka.
I’m Colombian and I found the humor delightful.
Also, come on Jorge, we know it’s you Mr. Balaguera. Are you just everywhere now?
boy Jorge G. sounds like a miserable person
Wasn’t Boy Jorge G the Colombian version of Boy George? Rumor has it he never gained international fame due to a debilitating coke habit.
Hey, I´m Colombian and I find this such an offensive note, well if your kids were suffering by drug dealers, like might happen here, it wouldn’t be so funny anymore right?.
They were up all night doing cocaine?? seriously!! I hope someone kidnap you and show you what “war” means!, and it doesn’t mean the whole country people is bad! actually the big cities ignore all that stuff.
And hey! just because one person (a journalist) twitt, something, it doesn’t mean the whole country is believing that!, did you even read that twitt? do you even speak Spanish? Oh right, do you even speak any other languages, or are you just like those American who hates to read subtitles.
And look, just because of your stupid offensive comment, I´m hating your country! you should be more careful with your words.
See response: [filmdrunk.uproxx.com]
“Oh right, do you even speak any other languages, or are you just like those American who hates to read subtitles.”
is fantastic. is Americans hating subtitles a popular negative stereotype and go to insult in other countries?
Imagine the hate mail potential from Colombian Steven Seagal fans who are also into vannin’.