Toy Story 3 review
This afternoon, my wife and I went to see our first 3D film, and first film in the theaters since “The Dark Knight”, and it was easily the best film of the year.
Make no mistake, Toy Story 3 is darker and more adult-oriented then the other Toy Story films, or any other Pixar films. One could see that Pixar was into making more real movies with UP but Toy Story 3 knocked it out of the park. I don’t want to give away too much but I will give you a brief scoop that you could see on IMDB.
Toy Story 3
Andy is going to college and decides to leave his toys behind, well except Woody. By mistake, the others are sent to a day care and Woody does his best to rescue them. There are so many scenes where you feel a part of the film and cheer for them to succeed. When they are sad or in pain, Pixar does a great job of making you feel like you are a part of it. It keeps its laughs and smiles, but make no mistakes, there are heartaches.
There are questions concerning loss, mortality, and fear of the unknown. It is a very touching and moving film. I do recommend this film to anyone and everyone. The visual effects are absolutely stunning but I found myself getting lost in the story.
Date: June 28, 2010
Categories: family, Film and Television
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