Toy Story 3

Mon, 21 Mar 2011 22:37:43 +0100

Pixar succeeds yet again!

Why can't Pixar be it's own studio and not be owned by Walt Disney.If you ask me, Pixar is too good of a movie studio to be owned by any other studio.They have made some of the best animated movies that probably have made characters like Shrek and Bugs Bunny jealous.Who would've thought Pixar could make a movie that is not only funny and exciting but also touching and emotional? I've heard that a lot of adults have cried during this movie.I didn't tear up but the movie did grab my heart and yank it a few times.

Andy is 17 years old and is heading off to college soon.He looks at his old childhood toys and wonders what to do with them.Woody,Buzz, Jessie, and the rest of the gang soon find themselves dropped off at a preschool.It may sound like a Hell for toys but it seems a lot nicer than you might think.The gang is acquainted to a whole new group of toys under the rule of the strawberry scented bear Lotso.The toys may think this is toy paradise but it later turns out to be a prison.Woody has left the preschool before his friends are enslaved so he has no idea about the danger they're in.Can Woody save his friends and get to Andy before he leaves for college?

The movie does have a happy ending, but it's also a sad one and probably the main reason why people, including adults, cried their eyes out.It's sad and it's funny and the action is exciting.The first "Toy Story" had groundbreaking animation for it's 1995 release and the the sequel really improved over it.Now we have an even more advanced animated movie that's even more advanced than pretty much almost any other animated movie you've probably ever seen.This isn't just one of the year's very best movies.This is a brilliant piece of entertainment that makes it's way to my list for best animated movies ever made.

Grade: A

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Toy Story 3