Toy Story 5 (2026)
When Bonnie receives a Lilypad tablet as a gift and becomes obsessed, Buzz, Woody, Jessie and the rest of the gang's jobs become exponentially harder when they have to go head to head with the all-new threat to playtime.
When Bonnie receives a Lilypad tablet as a gift and becomes obsessed, Buzz, Woody, Jessie and the rest of the gang's jobs become exponentially harder when they have to go head to head with the all-new threat to playtime. Read the rest
13 scenes to know about
- 4 strong
- 9 mild
What the levels mean
A low rating can still include your child’s fear.
| Mark | Ages 5–7 | Ages 8–10 |
|---|---|---|
| 0 · Low | Little upset in the dialogue. | Little upset in the dialogue. |
| 1 · Mild | Brief scare, worry, or sadness. | Brief, pretend, or comic danger or sadness. |
| 2 · Strong | Chasing, being trapped or lost, or lasting fear. | Lasting danger, injury, or humiliation, or someone who only seems to die. |
| 3 · Very strong | An attack, a child taken, or someone dying or seeming to die. | Someone dies, a child is taken, or family is in serious danger. |
For a 4-year-old, use 5–7; expect some scenes to feel stronger.
Not checked. The subtitles cannot tell us. It is never shown as a zero.
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MildDr. Nutcase stuck in a tree0:15:30–0:16:35
Skip from 0:15:00 to about 0:16:50.
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Woody talks him through letting go so he can be caught safely.
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- Caught in danger: Caught in danger · Afraid for safety
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StrongBonnie is mocked for playing with toys0:23:05–0:24:34
Skip from 0:22:35 to about 0:24:49.
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Bonnie quickly sends her toys away with her father instead of keeping them with her.
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MildA toy sighs and sobs alone0:42:44–0:43:15
Skip from 0:42:14 to about 0:43:30.
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A toy sighs, then is heard sobbing and snorting with melancholy music playing in the background.
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StrongToys grab Lily, who tells them to back off0:45:01–0:45:36
Skip from 0:44:31 to about 0:45:51.
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The toys try to make Lily talk and grab at her, but she tells them to back off.
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MildLily traps the toys in the garage0:56:38–0:57:29
Skip from 0:56:08 to about 0:57:44.
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Lily threatens to set off her alarm if the toys touch her again, then has Buzz reduce her screen time.
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MildJessie believes she is useless1:04:55–1:06:30
Skip from 1:04:25 to about 1:06:45.
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Jessie says it is too late for her and urges Bullseye to go on without her. She later tells Smarty Pants that she, not he, is the one who is useless.
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MildWoody is captured and interrogated1:06:25–1:07:49
Skip from 1:05:55 to about 1:08:04.
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They accuse him of serving Zurg and wanting to harm the red-haired toy they guard.
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MildBuzz units say Jessie is trapped in a stronghold1:07:49–1:08:46
Skip from 1:07:19 to about 1:09:01.
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They declare that their leader, whom they call Sheriff Jessie, is trapped in a stronghold needing rescue.
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MildBonnie's mother comforts her after she cries1:10:59–1:11:26
Skip from 1:10:29 to about 1:11:41.
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Bonnie's mother comforts her and suggests taking a break from the group chat.
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MildJessie refuses to love another child1:12:49–1:14:04
Skip from 1:12:19 to about 1:14:19.
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Jessie tells Bullseye to go back to Blaze because she can't risk loving another kid again.
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MildWoody and Buzz find Jessie and Bullseye1:15:13–1:15:52
Skip from 1:14:43 to about 1:16:07.
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Someone screams and groans in a startling moment before Woody and Buzz find Jessie and Bullseye.
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StrongA car chase through a yard1:18:33–1:20:01
Skip from 1:18:03 to about 1:20:16.
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A barking dog and squawking chickens startle them as they rush past, with everyone screaming.
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- Creature threatens: Creature threatens · Afraid for safety
StrongJessie finds Lily1:20:01–1:21:17
Skip from 1:19:31 to about 1:21:32.
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Jessie finds Lily and convinces her to help fix things, even though they are moving too fast to get off safely.
Why it’s included
The checks behind these reasons
- Caught in danger: Caught in danger · Afraid for safety
How this guide was made
We used AI to analyse this film’s subtitles, cast list and plot summary for scenes that might scare or upset a child: when each one happens, what happens, and how strong it is for ages 5–7 and 8–10.
Plot summary read during analysis: Toy Story 5 on Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0.
These subtitles caption sounds as well as speech, so many sound-only moments are covered. A scare that is only shown can still be missed.
Times follow one subtitle release (2026 · 1080p · Streaming). Another edition or streaming version can run a little earlier or later.
Children under 5 are not rated. If you use the 5–7 marks for a younger child, expect some scenes to feel stronger.