The film was publicized with a trailer that included Williams strolling through a big undulating field of green lawn, breaking the 4th wall and talking with the audience. This trailer was parodied on the TELEVISION show in the episode "Burns' Heir", replacing Mr. Burns for Williams. Toys was released in 1,272 locations, making $4,810,027 and ranking sixth in its opening weekend, 2nd amongst new releases behind.
The film received a normally negative reaction from critics. It presently holds a 30% score on Rotten Tomatoes based on 27 reviews, with an typical of 4. 05/10. The website's agreement checks out, "Like a colorfully overengineered gewgaw on the rack, Toys may appear like fun, however its seemingly unlimited possibilities lead mainly to confusion and disappointment." Audiences surveyed by CinemaScore provided the movie a grade of "C+" on scale of A+ to F.
Even Robin Williams, so lively a voice in "", is on lovely automated pilot here, choosing to be warm and cuddly when a little of his energy (paradoxically on superb display in the film's teaser trailer) is frantically required. The Grinch Who Takes Christmas appears to have actually removed the life from this film too, leaving a quite shell, pricey but hollow, in its location." Peter Travers composed in the: "To cut Toys a small break, it is enthusiastic.
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