There’s a solid argument to be made that the first three instalments of Pixar’s animated “Toy Story” franchise constitute the greatest film trilogy in history. But since this is just a one-shot pick, let’s go for the 1995 debut, where we’re introduced to the secret lives of the toys in young Andy’s room, led by straight-up good guy Sheriff Woody (Tom Hanks, who else?), whose world is shaken by the arrival of a shiny new spaceman — and rival Alpha male — Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen), who, unlike the rest of the crew, doesn’t realize he’s a toy. There’s so much to love about this movie, from the gorgeous and subtle animation to the stellar voice acting to the storyline — perfectly pitched so it’s sweet but never saccharine, silly but relatable, and insightful but never patronizing to its audience, young or old.