“Lightyear” Review: Chris Evans will be infinite, but as a sect of Toy Story that Buzz Lightyear loves, it won’t go beyond that.

The mission fails and Buzz and the company remain stuck on this forbidden planet. Promising to correct what went wrong, Buzz embarks on his own quest to ensure their escape, but the results are unexpected and strangely sweet and touching in their practice. It is a target.

The secret of “Lightyear” directed by Angus MacLane (“Finding Dory”), who shares script credits with Jason Headley, shouldn’t really be criticized to maximize the viewing experience. , It’s enough to say that the name of the movie checks a lot of things, popular in the tradition of “Toy Story”, “To Infinity Beyond!” To the villain Zurg. Among the vocal contributors is also a small group of emerging unorthodox newcomers, including Keke Palmer and Taika Waititi, the latter playing a character he seems to have done about seven times before.

Action should entertain kids with the visuals of traveling in space, but the bigger concept of “Lightyear” (which has been enhancing Pixar over the years) is probably not the quality that has enhanced the quality of animation studios. It’s also thought-provoking and works to another level. They are not comparable to the “ups” that lessons come to mind, and the most consistent and pleasing additions may be among the stupidest.