Synopsis:(Spoiler Alert) As expected, Andy has aged and grown away from his toys, and is now 18 and headed to college. While packing up, he finds his old toys. During a coincidental set of events, the toys are almost thrown away. Indignant at this event, though an accident, they decide to be donated to a daycare. Upon arriving, they soon realize their dream come true is a complete nightmare. From then on, they try to escape from their prison.
Review: I LOVE THIS MOVIE! I love Toy Story. I grew up with Toy Story, I had all the toys, my first words were from the movie, and i can still quote the whole thing. And the third movie was just as amazing as the previous 2. The acting was fantastic, and the emotion was pure and beautiful. This movie almost put me to tears, and it put adults around me to tears. This is undoubtedly the greatest movie of this decade, and the previous decade as well. I will never forget just how amazing this movie is. Now, I have been informed the 3d was amazingly immersive, and that you forget you were wearing the glasses. Now I haven't seen it in 3d yet, But I am going to now. Let's see the breakdown.
Acting: Well, It's voice acting, but it is still amazing!! Tom Hanks and Tim Allen are still as amazing as ever as well as bringing in new actors like Michael Keaton and Ned Beatly. 6/5
Script: This movie maintains it's amazing script. It's witty, it's funny, and it contains beautiful raw emotion that makes you cry. 6/5
Directing: Lee Unkrich, who was basically the director of almost every Pixar movie ever. He has really outdone himself this time. 6/5
Cast: Well I sort of gave it away up there, but It's still amazing. The actors were great, and they brought in many new ones. On the down side, they lost actors too, like Bo-Peep, and Wheezy. (Wheezy's voice actor, Joe Ranft, actually died in a car accident), but the movie was still amazing.6/5
Plot: Well, Pixar has always had the most imaginative plots to have graced the movie industry, and they have yet to fail us. So, 6/5
So overall this movie got a 30/25, which I know is unfair, but this movie was just beautiful. The emotion, the animation, the acting all joined together for the greatest movie combination I've seen.
