I wrote a rant on why it's not, but you might be right. It's just that most analyses on it are straight up wrong. Woody's made to be special, he's got the writ

I wrote a rant on why it's not, but you might be right. It's just that most analyses on it are straight up wrong. Woody's made to be special, he's got the writing on the foot. He is the Chosen One. Same with Buzz. So that's an interesting setup. The call to adventure is a bit iffy and the part I had trouble with. The part of there being a bigger world is even more iffy, but it makes sense. Woody lives in the toy world. Buzz mentally lives in space. Woody and Buzz are made aware of the big physical world, Buzz is made aware of the toy world. There's the second part, the journey, this is played straight. The third part, where they refuse to come home are different for both Woody and Buzz. Buzz goes through this first at Sid's house, and later Woody. I think there's a bit of a play here in that they both give up but the other deuteragonist forces them to keep going.