To Infinity, And Beyond! "To Infinity, And Beyond!" It's hard to even think of Buzz Lightyear and not think of his most famous saying. "To infinity and beyond" is what Buzz says when he is attempting one of his epic spaceman feats, and it also comes to perfectly summarize the character.

Buzz flies in a spacecraft that he launches thanks to the magnetic force of a ramp greatly resembling that of a roller coaster, in particular the Space Mountain ride. An ArianeGroup engineer confirms: We already saw this idea in the movie “Over The Moon”.

1 “To Infinity And Beyond!” It doesn't really mean anything, since by definition, there is nothing beyond infinity - it simply doesn't exist - but Woody and Buzz have given it meaning. The phrase is synonymous with the duo, and it's arguably the best Toy Story quote because of it.

On more than one occasion throughout the new movie, Buzz can be heard saying, "Blast!" in response to the mayhem he finds himself in.

Woody: Hey, Buzz! You're flying! Buzz: This isn't flying, this is falling with style! Woody: [excitedly] To infinity and beyond!

"To infinity, and beyond!"

And all the other toys who doubted. Them if he wasn't really flying does he make this joke. Probably not and we see even more evidence of the power of flight moments.

Buzz lightyear can't fly by himself but is able to glide provided enough thrust. Buzz has shown to be flying or rather gliding for a small part in the first movie.

But clearly, the most memorable of his catchphrases has to be "There's a snake in my boots". It seems like such a random phrase to include with this toy but it's funny nonetheless.

On one hand, Toy Story favors a perfect screenplay, which is awarded an Oscar nomination, voice talents, and new ideas that sound great in the eyes of kids and even their parents. On the other hand, it is a pioneer in utilizing computers in animation productions.

Conception and creation. Buzz Lightyear's was named in honor of Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin, the second person to walk on the Moon. According to Pixar producers, the character was provisionally named Lunar Larry, but it sounded "too wacky".

And all the other toys who doubted. Them if he wasn't really flying does he make this joke. Probably not and we see even more evidence of the power of flight moments.