Robin Williams,
Michael Gambon,
Joan Cusack,
Robin Wright,
LL Cool J
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Barry Levinson directed this cautionary fantasy fable--a triumph of production design--concerning the clash between benevolent, funny toys and malevolent, violent war toys and video games. Donald O'Co... read more
Directed by: Barry Levinson
Release Date: December 18, 1992
DVD Release Date: October 16, 2001
Stats: 1,681 reviews
I really liked this movie when I first saw it, but seeing it again later, I thought it looked silly. The basic themes and the story are really good, though, and Williams gives a good performance too.
I remember I thought this was going to be about toys that kill people.. instead it was about robin williams making me want to kill people.
Probably my favorite film of all time. It has great art direction, video game action, Robin Williams comedy and an awesome soundtrack.
Favorite Scenes: the surrealist fake MTV video to distract the guards, and when the toy tanks break down the door and begin the battle against... read more
Every propmaker and set designer in the world dreamed of making this movie. It's wacky, but it might be brilliant - a very interesting depiction of industry with an understated Robin Williams. Levinson and Williams can't miss together: this is a great movie for rewatching and ret... read more
This is truly one of the least funny non-slapstick comedies I've ever seen (crawling around down there with My Fellow Americans).
I surprised myself by watching this whole thing through. It was so boring that it took me a day and a half to get through it. Whenever it bored me too much, I pressed pause and did something else. I really liked Joan Cusack in this one. She is so adorable. The only good thing abo... read more
Toys was a colorful, strange, peculiarly done movie. I sort of liked it. It's a seemingly simple story involving a toy company taken over by a weapons manufacturer. It's not really that simple because the family involved with the toy company includes two people who've never known... read more
A big, colorful movie. The film is absurd, but likeable.
Unwatchable muck.
It's a terminally flawed film, and almost gleefully so.
Batteries 'definitely' were'nt included
Beware of any film where the most interesting character is a machine.
A grab-bag of novelties and visual gags
The audience is likely to leave this one filled with disappointment and a sense that some wonderful opportunities have been missed. Full Review
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