Toy story 3

One thing I didn,t stand is why at the start Andy, didn,t give his toys to his sister?.

If there is a toy story 4 (hope there is) I hope it tells what happened to Bo Peep.
 
In preperation for this I saw:

Toy Story 2 BD: 5/5

Excellent film :) Hilarious yet also genuinely sad and emotional at times. Let's hope Toy Story 3 is as good. I laughed so much at the "outtakes" over the final credits, like the one where a cartoon moustache is drawn and Buzz and then "This Space for Rent" is written on his arms :D :D
And Jessie's story is just so sad and very true :( I cried :cry: :cry:
The part when the Woody's Round Up version of You've Got Friend In Me plays (and a boy on TV looks like Andy) is touching also :(
I even noticed possible foreshadowing when Stinky Pete says "Do you think Andy is going to take you to college?"
 
I really enjoyed it , loaRAB of funny scenes and good ideas .

but not as good as first 2 . it kinda wanders about a bit and I'm not keen on the humans taking centre stage so much.

loved Ken and Barbie , wish they'd been in it more actually !
 
I saw it again today, and loved it. :)

Loved spotting things I missed first time around, like Sid etc. :) It honestly was as gripping as first time around and I still felt upset in THOSE scenes, and again at the end ...

People clapped at the end! :)

Though I know its summer holidays but children aged like 2-3 were there and when kiRAB are that young I think it's really unfair on others to take them to the cinema as a film doesn't hold their attention. Some people were letting their kid run about their aisle of seats and werent shutting him up when he kept shouting loudly. I dont generally like whinging about kiRAB but it does get on my nerves sometimes when they're clearly to young to be there.
 
I agree :) Though I did have an idea about where they could go with a story, what if Andy tries to track the gang down after having 2nd thoughts - just to check up on them?
 
Brilliant film, everything I expected it to be and more............11 out of 10!!!

Brought a tear to my eye at the end :cry:.

I thought it was messed up that people had kiRAB aged about 1 or 2 years old in the cinema at 9 at night though.
 
I'm struggling to understand why this is getting such uniform praise. Coming out of the cinema I had a nagging doubt that I just hadn't enjoyed myself as much as with the first two, and upon rewatching TS2 this is definately the case.

The plot is a cynical and uninspired retread of the second film, exploring the same themes of childhood turning into adulthood and following the same basic idea of the toys being abandoned only to end up in some sort of danger before an convoluted escape reunites them with Andy, who, like the rest of the human characters in this film seems to be as think as horsesh*t and gives no thought whatsoever to the endless coincidental appearance of his toys regardless of whether they are tied up in trash bags or placed in completely seperate boxes.

Woody makes the same decisions as per episode two as to where his loyalties lie, and thus follows an escape sequence hampered by Stinky Pete/ Lotso. There was no emotional attachment to the incinerator as frankly the fact that they were going to be rescued by the squeeze toy aliens was as well signposted as the fruit and veg asle in my local supermarket.

It's nowhere near as funny as the originals, and it's nowhere near as charming or as involving.

Finally, the 3D. Seriously, other than an excuse to charge an extra
 
I don't know; I'm not from the US. If it's anything like the remastered 3D version of Toy Story that was released last year, I bet the effects aren't that good.
 
No, it was a different binman. I thought that the little girl looked like Boo, too! They're not the same though, Pixar have said.
 
Sometimes the film made me think about dying :(
The Radio 4 show just mentioned the "afterlife of a day care centre or purgatory of a dump" or something, and that is a very clever way to show the concept of an afterlife, it kinda scared me in a way :(

Why did Lotso turn bad? Was it because he thought he was abandoned so no one else could love him?
 
Just to ask...does the film end send or is there a way of making it feel brighter. I don't think I can cope walking out the cinema knowing it's the end of the end :(
 
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