Status Answer
Yes, Toy Story 4 is out. The feature-length animated sequel was released in theaters in June 2019 and is currently available on multiple home formats and streaming platforms. Its runtime is about 100 minutes, it is rated G by the MPAA, and it carries a largely improvised vocal lineup anchored by Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, and a new cast including Tony Hale and Keanu Reeves.
Below, we clarify availability, outline the main creative team, and provide verified details on the film’s commercial and critical performance.
Release Timeline and Formats
Theatrical and Home Release
Toy Story 4 premiered in June 2019 and arrived on digital and on demand shortly after its theatrical run. Physical media followed in late 2019 with 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD options.
| Format | Release Date | Key Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Theatrical | June 21, 2019 (US) | Wide release, G rating |
| Digital HD | October 2019 | Purchasable or rental |
| DVD / Blu-ray | October 2019 | Standard and 4K options |
Rating, Runtime, and Content Guidance
MPAA Rating and Runtime
Toy Story 4 is rated G by the Motion Picture Association, making it suitable for general audiences. It has a runtime of approximately 100 minutes, which is slightly shorter than Toy Story 3.
- Rating: G
- Runtime: ~100 minutes
- Recommended for all ages
Voice Cast and Characters
Returning and New Voices
The returning cast includes Tom Hanks as Woody and Tim Allen as Buzz Lightyear. New additions include Tony Hale as Forky, Keanu Reeves as Duke Caboom, and additional voices from Madeleine McGraw, Olivier Richters, and Lori Alan.
Director, Writers, and Studio
Creative Leadership
Pete Docter, who also directed Up and Inside Out, returned for the earlier entries and served as chief creative advisor for Toy Story 4. Josh Cooley made his feature directorial debut as director, with Andrew Stanton co-directing. The screenplay was written by Stephany Folsom and the story by John Lasseter, Josh Cooley, and Andrew Stanton.
Reception and Box Office
Critical and Commercial Performance
Toy Story 4 was praised by critics for its emotional depth, humor, and voice performances. It earned more than $1 billion worldwide and received nominations for numerous awards, including accolades for its animation and songwriting.
Where to Watch
Current Availability
Toy Story 4 is widely available on subscription streaming services and for purchase or rental on digital platforms. Physical discs remain an option for collectors. Check your local provider for the most current catalog placement.