Review: We’re all too old for the new ‘Toy Story’

The new "Toy Story 5" from Disney-Pixar has sparked a conversation about parenting and childhood, suggesting that the secret to well-adjusted kids lies in clinging to their toys longer rather than engaging in diverse activities. While the film appeals to younger audiences with its animated antics, it's also making a broader statement about modern parenting trends, which some critics find regressive. This raises questions about the balance between technology and traditional play, and whether the nostalgic charm of the franchise is overshadowing the need for varied childhood experiences.