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8 – Number of general designs of individual ants used for crowd scenes.7 – Samurai in Akira Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai, which serves as the basis for the story of A Bug’s Life.1988 – Year that Disney conceived of Army Ants, a movie about “ a pacifist worker ant that teaches important lessons to his militaristic colony through his independent thinking.” The idea never made it out of development.∞ - Where Buzz Lightyear will go to.But if it's a real blockbuster and earns $200 million or so at the box office, we'll make good money, and Disney will make a lot of money." $75 million – Break-even point specified by Pixar co-founder Steve Jobs: “If it gets $100 million, both make money.114,240 – Frames of animation in the final film, requiring 800,000 machine hours to render at 2â€∑5 hours per frame.That number also grew considerably over the years.

110 – Staff members who worked on the film, including 27 animators.Toy Story is by far the cheapest movie Pixar ever made, paling in comparison to the $200+ million budgets of the recent movies. $30 million – Listed production budget.The Pixar team presented an early draft that Disney hated, partly because Woody came across as a “sarcastic jerk.” Production was nearly shut down, but Pixar instead promised an entirely revamped story in two weeks that looked a lot closer to the final version. – The day the movie nearly fell apart.77 – Runtime in minutes, making this the shortest Pixar movie by more than 10 minutes.The deal awarded 10% of Toy Story’s profits to Pixar. 1991 – Year that Disney and Pixar signed a three-picture deal, the first of which was Toy Story.