Another of Disney's wonderful CAV box sets, this big silver box (that's actually kind of ugly and is too tall to fit on most shelves, truth be told) contains tons of great supplemental content: audio commentary, documentaries, storyboards, production art, computer graphics footage, and just about every little thing you could want to know about the making of the movie. Also, significantly, it contains all of the Pixar short films that didn't make it to the DVD.

Included in the box is an artbook of stills from the movie and a piece of 3D lenticular art.

The one and only laserdisc that contains the "THX Tex" trailer, which makes is very collectible for home theatre fans.

• Limited edition of 15,000 copies!
• THX-mastered transfer, presented entirely in the full-feature CAV standard play format
• Audio commentaries by director John Lasseter, producers Ralph Guggenheim and Bonnie Arnold, supervising animator Pete Docier, story co-creator Andrew Stanton, supervisor technical director William Reeves and art director Ralph Eggleston on analog track 1
• The first ever LaserDisc release of all 5 groundbreaking Pixar shorts including:
  • The Adventure of André and Wally B. (1984) 1:55min.  
  • Luxo Jr. (1986) 2:10min.  
  • Red's Dream (1987) 4:15min.  
  • Tin Toy (1988) 5:15min.  
  • Knickknack (1989) 3:50min.  
• The Story Behind Disney's Toy Story: A 28-minute behind-the-scenes documentary of the creation of the animated feature
• Demo versions of Randy Newman's songs plus rare demo versions of songs deleted during the film's production on the analog channels on side 5
• History and development of the story and production
• Early concept art and animation tests
• Design and development of characters
• Storyboards and storyreels
• Abandoned concepts and characters
• Outtakes and never-before-seen deleted animation
• Multi-language reel, 3 theatrical trailers and 4 TV commercials, publicity and promotional material, and much more...
• One-of-a-kind 3-D commemorative lenticular artwork showcasing "The Wonder of Computer Animation"
• The Art of Disney's Toy Story: A Special Edition Book featuring exclusive Toy Story visuals and conceptual artwork

The Knickknack Pixar short film is in its original unedited form. It was later changed to avoid being sexually suggestive.

Side 3 - frame 15283 contains a rendering error. Whilst the foreground grass and bushes were rendered in colour, the picket fence and object behind it (car and houses) are rendered in grayscale.

Three next frame 15284 (and all subsequent frames) are fine.