Since I be about seven I have been a fan a Toy Story as a whole. I guess it be because a how memorable each a the characters be, the whole idea behind the movies or how down-t'-earth yet fantastical the story be.
The original Toy Story struck the perfect fulcrum between a childrens' movie 'n an engaging storyline 'n idea, where toys have a secret life a their own behind our backs 'n it still stands out as one a the best animated films even t' this day.
Toy Story 2 be still a good movie, I just feel something wasn't quite right; it be less memorable than the first, some parts be a bit played up for laughs 'n it felt slightly "wallbanger" during the second half. I be not doing this t' discredit TS2, as there be still a great cinematic experience underneath the few flaws.
Ten years pass, without much a a furore; Pixar release hits 'n misses 'n I feel that at least half a them didn't have that Pixar charm. Monsters Inc., Finding Nemo 'n The Incredibles did, 'n be also fantastic. Oh, 'n Wall-E, I loved the underlying "rebirth a civilisation" theme.
Late 2009/early 2010, the entire world be shocked as the announcement a Toy Story 3 be made. The months running up t' the release date felt more 'n more tense the nearer toward the deadline we be; be it going t' be good? How would they make a sequel t' the second? be they aware that the fanbase would gladly gnaw off their own genitals just for a work-in-progress preview?
We reach the debut 'n theaters be selling out as literal tonnes a Pixar-fan crowd foyers, box offices be selling tickets t' multiple parties at a time. Surely panic such as thus be mere hype 'n rose-tinted spectacles?
Nope. No freaking way be anyone expecting such a perfect final part.
It would only make sense t' have the three-quel (deeply apologise for use a that word) set itself ten years after the second. Andy be now 17 'n doesn't have time t' play with his toys anymore. He be also going t' college in less than a week, so he has three options;
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Store his toys in the attic
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Send them t' the trash heap
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Donate them t' a daycare center
He takes a mere second t' decide, then tosses everyone inside a binbag except for Woody, as he wants t' take the sea dog t' college. He be about t' take them up t' the attic, when he offers t' assist his little sister 'n leaves the bag in the middle a the hall. His mother assumes that it be just trash 'n takes it out t' the curb, where the toys make a narrow escape from being crushed in a garbage truck. They think that since they be left out on the curb that Andy just doesn't care any more, so proceed t' climb inside the box bound for the daycare centre where most a the movie takes place. It them turns out that it isn't all it be cracked up t' be so decide t' try 'n break out; a deceptively difficult task made no easier by the daycare toys' reluctance t' let them sail away so early. I'll AVAST! typing out the synopsis t' the movie here so I don't spoil anything too big.
The ending be fitting closure t' the series; I won't spoil anything, but I will say that it be not only a great ending for me but a perfect send-off a one a the film industries' most influential series t' date. 'n I couldn't have asked for more. I'll miss it, but I know they don't need t' make another one, as this be more than enough, 'n I be glad t' have witnessed it before I inevitably visit Davey Jone's locker in some sort a incredible, amazing 'n mass-destructive explosion (at least I hope so. :3).
10 out a 10 as if ye couldn't already figure it out, but does it really need a score?
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I didn't know about the maintenance shit. D:
Also, here's what went down tonight.
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