2010 Directed by Lee Unkrich
Woody, Buzz, and the rest of Andy's toys haven't been played with in years. With Andy about to go to college, the gang find themselves accidentally left at a nefarious day care center. The toys must band together to escape and return home to Andy.
Tom Hanks Tim Allen Joan Cusack Don Rickles Wallace Shawn John Ratzenberger Estelle Harris Blake Clark Jeff Pidgeon Ned Beatty Michael Keaton Jodi Benson John Morris Emily Hahn Timothy Dalton Kristen Schaal Jeff Garlin Bonnie Hunt Whoopi Goldberg Jack Angel John Cygan Jan Rabson Laurie Metcalf Lori Alan Bea Miller R. Lee Ermey Teddy Newton Richard Kind Bud Luckey Show All…
Andrew Jimenez Bob Whitehill Sandra Ford Karpman Mach Tony Kobayashi Jason Johnston Tiffany Erickson Klohn Juan J. Buhler Max Sachar Tolga Goktekin
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Had a great time crying alone in my apartment while watching a children's film!
"Authority should derive from the consent of the governed, not from the threat of force!" -- Barbie
The inverse of Up, where the ending is what's always praised to no end and the rest of the film is kinda forgotten about. The good news is that unlike Up, this is a rich, thoroughly enjoyable story throughout the entire film. I'm a sucker for elaborate prison escapes and this film delivers, complete with a fantastic villain and great jokes. It's not quite as good as 2 but it's still a worthy successor that builds on 2's themes in a beautiful way
things that have made my dad cry:
1) toy story 3
2) literally nothing else, that's the power of this movie
The "Boyhood" of animated films!
The last time I felt this touched, exhibiting overwhelming bouts of sentimentality was when I viewed the final film of the Harry Potter franchise "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2"
I hadn't realized just how much Woody and friends had weaseled their way into my heart! This was my first viewing of the franchise so my feelings towards the film had nothing to do with nostalgia but had everything to do with the creation of such endearing characters you could grow fond of no matter your age!
Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine saying Good-Bye would be so hard!
Naughty Approved!
Ah, this whole trilogy, man.
This is the one trilogy, to me, that actually got BETTER with every film. Yeah, they're pretty straightforward with no twists or plot complications, but that doesn't matter. What does matter is that these movies and everything in them just feels right. Characters, scenarios, humor, morals, the endings.
Especially the ending to this one. Not just the best way to end this movie, but to cap off the entire trilogy. There is ZERO need for a fourth one. Everything feels complete, everybody's gonna be on their own way elsewhere, nothing else needs to be done to enhance it. It's...just right.
a selection of notes I took while watching Toy Story 3:
• The imagination/play sequence in the beginning moved me sooooo much when I first say this movie in theatres. It just perfectly captures childlike wonder and imagination in a way I've only ever seen one other movie do (which I won’t mention by name bc it’s the twist of that movie, but I think everyone who's seen
it knows what movie it is.)
• The graphic upgrade in the 11 years between TS2 and 3 is so noticeable. Also, why did making a sequel take 11 years? I'm glad it did because the timing of this movie's release felt so important, but I'm surprised it didn't come out sooner.…
Delicately and wonderfully made. You can really feel the heart and soul of everyone involved in every aspect of this film.
Rewatched this to reaffirm that the idea of a Toy Story 4 is as stupid an idea as handerpants, bread gloves and mopshoes.
- Spanish Buzz is still hilarious.
- Megababy freaks me out completely every time.
- Ken is a more than worthy addition to the troupe.
- That rollercoaster incinerator scene remains incredible.
- The end is simply perfect.
So. Yeah.
No part 4. Please?
the most disturbing thing about this film by far has to be the complete lack of adult supervision in a daycare centre
