New 'Toy Story 5' Sneak Peek Has Jessie Meeting Her New Arch-Enemy Ahead of June 19 Release

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Jessie and Bullseye looking terrified of something in Toy Story 5

Published Mar 18, 2026, 1:47 PM EDT

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Jessie (Joan Cusack) has met her match. With three months left until the return of Pixar's favorite playthings with Toy Story 5, a new sneak peek is shining a light on the latest and greatest enemy facing the cowgirl and the rest of Bonnie's toys — technology. Past Lives star Greta Lee has been at the center of all the marketing so far as the sentient tablet LilyPad, and this latest look shows just how much of a menace she can be, and just how easily she can stay one step ahead of her less advanced counterparts. Moreover, it's a preview of how the film plans to tackle the ever-present problem of managing children's screen time.