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So i actually found this fairly enjoyable. The only real issue is so many kids in the theatre but it is a kid's movie so it is to be expected. I saw the first one in 1995 at 8 years old i think. I am 32 now and i felt it was pretty enjoyable and has aged better than most franchises that old. Perhaps when you make movies or video games every so often without a huge gap in time between movies it turns out better.

I never saw Toy Story 3 but i heard it was great. It's the only one i haven't seen.

Anyway i will post my opinions about Toy Story 4 in spoilers tomorrow as my internet is about to shut off.