"No, number three is not as good. I don’t think it’s nearly as bad as [its reputation], it’s just that it’s compared to one and two. I think it’s got — I don’t know it as well, so I probably shouldn’t talk about it — but I do remember an amazing scene with Pacino and the priest, where the priest just guides him into confessing; it’s amazing. You think it’s just a conversation — it’s a long scene — and then the priest, he’s a good priest, he just leads him into telling all of the horrible things he’s done. It’s just an amazing scene."

"This was the first picture I ever worked on and the one I learned the most from. John Lasseter is an amazing director and I was a wide eyed little punker who was lucky enough to watch him work every day. (John drove a Honda then, now he literally has a Nascar!) I got the chance to animate Buzz Lightyear for %#$@’s sake! Seriously though, it’s an incredible story with amazing characters and the amazing comedy talents of Andrew Stanton and late great Joe Ranft flowing out of it. After working on Toy Story I just assumed that’s how it was done."