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Toy Story Toons: Partysaurus Rex is a 2012 American animated short film written and directed by Mark Walsh. It was first screened ahead of the 3D theatrical re-release of Finding Nemo as the third and final short in the trilogy of Toy Story Toons , based on the characters from the Toy Story feature films.
Toy Story Toons: Partysaurus Rex: Directed by Mark A. Walsh, Dylan Brown. With Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Wallace Shawn, Corey Burton. When Rex finds himself left behind in the bathroom, he puts his limbs to use by getting a bath going for a bunch of new toy friends.
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Rex disrupts the other toys blowing soap bubbles, worried they may ruin Bonnie's house. He is chastised by the other toys, with Mr. Potato Head calling him "Partypooper Rex." The other toys sense Bonnie approaching, and scatter, leaving Rex alone when she enters. She takes him to play with while she takes a bath. Rex enjoys being played with the ot...
Wallace Shawn: RexTony Cox and Don Fullilove: Chuck E. DuckCorey Burton: Captain SudsMark Walsh: DripsPartysaurus Rex was released theatrically with Finding Nemo 3D. It premiered on Disney Channel in the United States on October 8, 2012. On October 10, the short was released online for free by Disney Video. The short is also available on iTunes, Amazon, and YouTube. In October, Mark Walsh came to VIEW Conference in Turin, Italy, which he brought Pa...
The short was very well-received. Ben Kendrick of The Christian Science Monitor said that Partysaurus Rexis "easily the most enjoyable franchise spin-off to date."
Disney has also announced a bath set, called the "Partysaurus Boat" based on the short, and that was released in the fall.
Electronic artist BT, who composed music for the short, said about it: "I'm in the middle of scoring a film for Pixar right now. It's a short for Toy Story and I'm not allowed to say the whole story, but quite literally, it's like a Toy Story rave - and I'm actually not kidding either. The toys get into all these shenanigans and it's like pounding ...
The toilet seat cover in the bathroom is blue with purple spots, resembling the fur of Sulley from Monsters, Inc.This short reuses a lot of Randy Newman's scores in the Toy Storymovies.A T-Bonetoy can be seen during the bathtub's overflow.The toy car seen at the bottom of the bathtub is modeled as the one of the Condorman toy from Small Fry.Monsters, Inc. special edition DVD, special edition Blu-ray combo pack and Blu-ray 3D combo pack released February 19, 2013.Toy Story of Terror! DVD and Blu-ray released August 19, 2014 with Hawaiian Vacation and Small Fry.Pixar Short Films Collection Volume 3 DVD and Blu-ray released November 13, 2018.Partysaurus Rex is the third and final episode in the Toy Story Toons series. The short was released with the theatrical 3D release of Finding Nemo.[1] It is the fourth Pixar Canada production.[2] The short has been rated G by the MPAA.[3] Rex disrupts the other toys blowing soap bubbles...
Partysaurus Rex features a bath time rave courtesy the normally cautious Rex. Of course there are some unintended but funny consequences.
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- Mark A. Walsh
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Buzz, Woody and the rest of the Toy Story gang think he is a just a wet blanket. But when Bonnie takes him to bath time, he goes from a party pooper to king of the hot tub! Creating a bubble bash like no other, everyone’s raving about the Partysaurus Rex!
Toy Story Toons: Partysaurus Rex is a 2012 American animated short film written and directed by Mark Walsh. It was first screened ahead of the 3D theatrical re-release of Finding Nemo as the third and final short in the trilogy of Toy Story Toons, based on the characters from the Toy Story feature films.
