Lightyear Fan Edit Imagines a True ‘90s Movie Starring Brendan Fraser
A new fan edit imagines what a live-action Lightyear movie with Brendan Fraser could have looked like if the film came out in the '90s. Fraser started his acting career in 1991 and quickly became one of the decade's biggest stars. Movies like The Mummy and George of the Jungle made Fraser a beloved household name, and he continued acting consistently up until 2008. Fraser doesn't act as much as he used to, partly because of surgeries on his knee, back, and vocal cords, but does still work in the industry.
Pixar was founded in 1986 but gained worldwide attention when Toy Story came out in 1995. After Toy Story 4 wasreleased in 2019, the franchise was thought to be over since Woody and Bo Peep had ventured off without Buzz and Bonnie's other toys. However, Lightyear was announced in 2020, marking Toy Story's first spinoff and the first film to feature Buzz without Tim Allen. Disney justified the controversial decision to include Chris Evans over Allen by saying the movie featured the real version of Buzz Lightyear that Andy's toy was based on. Later in Lightyear's marketing campaign, Disney confirmed that Lightyear was indeed the film Andy saw in 1995 that made him want a Buzz Lightyear toy.
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Lightyear has a modern animation style despite it being «a '90s movie,» but a Toy Story fan has now imagined what Lightyear could have looked like had it come out in the '90s. The image from Harry Partridge humorously photoshops Fraser's face onto a redesigned Space Ranger suit that is very reminiscent of '90s superhero flicks. The edit even includes nipples built into the suit that is clearly a reference to Batman Forever and Batman & Robin.
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