Simply A Masterpiece

Admirable film.

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

This is basically Toy Story 2 again, but with better animation and graphics. There is nothing new here. And I was left very disappointed.

Alright! I can feel the controversy beginning! But this was easily Pixar's worst movie. And the only one that I managed to properly dislike. Of course, being Pixar, it can't be all bad, and the plot, and the visuals, were pretty good. The plot in particular was great, except for one thing. This is not a kid's movie. How is it rated G? How? Why?The reason I hate it, and why it shouldn't be rated G, comes from one fatal flaw in the plot. It was terrifying! This might as well be a freaking horror movie! I saw this when it came out, when I was about six. And it traumatized me! It freaking traumatized me to the point where I still sometimes have nightmares about Big Baby and Lotso Huggin Bear killing me in my sleep! Not kidding. It's just terrifying. it might as well be Child's Play. Before watching this, I had no problem with dolls or anything. Now, I can't look at a baby doll without being terrified, all thanks to this movie. I can't even fathom how scary this was for me. I think that maybe now as a teenager I might have enjoyed it, but seeing it at the age of six has forever tainted my opinion of the toy story movies and toys. Would not recommend to anybody but horror fans. That's how scary this is. It's a straight up horror flick. That's all I can say about it. Don't show it to your kids.

I am positively surprised in every way possible! Toy Story 3 is a spectacle of a movie to a spectacle of a franchise which has captured the hearts of millions of kids and adults from all over the world.In its (at the time of release) 15 year life span, Toy Story has done what most franchises fail at: 1. expanding its universe without getting repetetive or far-fetched. 2. Improving the animation 3. Showing an evolution in its characters (growing up, you can call it) 4. Adding new characters with depth and a purpose in the story. TS3 deals with yet another issue of being a kid which is inevitable, growing up! Andy is now going to college and must decide what to put his toys in the attic or throw them. They're accidentally thrown out and ends up in a daycare. From there they must find their way back. That's a great set-up, and TS3 is easily the most emotional and dramatic of all three movies. I admire how they managed to cram so much stuff into the movie without making it feel like filler. Seriously, there are plenty of good laughs in it. But it will not only have you laughing a lot, because what makes TS3 the most special is how dark it is! Perhaps that is not suitable for the youngest viewers, 'cause believe me there are some disturbing images and charaters among the lot. To avoid spoiling anything I will sum it up shortly to finish. Toy Story 3 is an amazing if a little dark addition to the franchise which leaves no stone unturned and no eyes dry when it comes to an end.

I didn't grow up with Toy Story, but i still really like this one. But the "moment" that I guess made everyone cry in the end was just unbelievably cheesy to me.