The exigence outside of the film Toy Story 1 is the need for high-quality, innovative and family-friendly animated films that can captivate and entertain audiences of all ages. At the time of Toy Story's release in 1995, computer-generated animation was still relatively new, and Disney Pixar's groundbreaking use of this technology in Toy Story opened up new possibilities for storytelling in the genre. This created a demand for more computer-animated films that could push the boundaries of animation and provide a fresh and visually stunning experience for moviegoers. This exigence prompted further advancements in animation technology and inspired other studios to invest in computer-generated animation, leading to the subsequent boom in CGI-animated films.
