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FACT CHECK #1P_UGJ9J
06/15/26 · 9:14 AM UTC · 12 SOURCES
“Pixar created the world's first computer-animated feature film, Toy Story.”
WHAT WE FOUND
Toy Story was the first full-length feature film created entirely with computers . Produced by Pixar Animation Studios, the film premiered on November 19, 1995, and saw its general theatrical release on November 22, 1995 . It is officially recognized as the world's first fully computer-animated film . The production was a monumental technical undertaking, involving a team of 110 individuals and over 800,000 hours of rendering time . Pixar, which originated as a division of Lucasfilm, spent several years developing the project before its release . High-credibility academic and official sources confirm its status as a paradigm shift in cinema history that established Pixar as a major studio .
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- 1 · southampton.ac.ukACADEMICToy Story at 25: how Pixar’s debut evolved tradition rather than abandoning it | University of Southampton
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- 2 · en.wikipedia.orgWEBToy Story - Wikipedia
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- 3 · pixflow.netWEBHow Toy Story Changed Animation History | Pixar's First CGI Animated Movie - Pixflow Blog
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- 4 · time.comWEBToy Story at 20: How the Pixar Film Changed Movie History
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- 5 · theconversation.comWEBToy Story at 25: how Pixar’s debut evolved tradition rather than abandoning it
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- 6 · britannica.comWEBPixar | Summary, History, Movies, & Facts | Britannica Money
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- 7 · triviacafe.comWEBToy Story Was the First Fully Computer-Animated Feature Film | Trivia Cafe
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- 8 · miamiherald.comWEBPixar begins production on groundbreaking Toy Story in 1993 | Miami Herald
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- 9 · pixar.comWEBOur Story — Pixar Animation Studios
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- 10 · pixar.fandom.comWEBToy Story | Pixar Wiki | Fandom
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- 11 · edn.comWEB1st computer-animated feature film released, November 22, 1995 - EDN
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- 12 · cnet.comWEBTo infinity: How Pixar brought computers to the movies - CNET
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