The original 'Toy Story' film marked several historic milestones when it hit theaters in November 1995, including being both Pixar Animation Studios’ feature-length debut release as well as Disney's first full-fledged computer-animated (CGI) picture. Under the masterful direction of John Lasseter – a veteran animation industry professional with extensive experience behind-the lens on many classic shorts and commercials prior to transitioning into feature filmmaking - 'Toy Story' told an endearing tale centered around Andy, a curious young boy whose life becomes intertwined with his collection of beloved toys come alive whenever he is fast asleep.

Andy's birthday gift that sets off this chain reaction turns out not be just any ordinary toy but rather the latest in Hasbro’s popular line-up - Buzz Lightyear; A sleek space ranger action figure complete with removable blaster and detachable jetpack. However, things quickly take an unexpected turn when Andy discovers his new playmate to actually possess real consciousness due largely thanks to a magical wish made upon touching him by none other than the mischievous little tyke himself!

Meanwhile, Sheriff Woody - another of Andy's most treasured possessions since childhood days gone by now feeling threatened by this interloper strolling into town on shiny metal boots looking ready for adventure at every corner turn. As tensions rise between these two former best friends turned sworn enemies vying for top spot as Andy’s favorite companion piece, chaos erupts throughout the toy box in 'Toy Story', leaving audiences questioning: Will love ultimately prevail over jealousy? Or will it be more of 'be careful what you wish for'?

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