Post by dvdjunkie on Jun 23, 2010 10:27:42 GMT -6
Woody, Buzz, Mr. Potato Head, Slinky, and Hamm are all back in this very moving chapter of the Disney/Pixar franchise "Toy Story 3".
Filled to the brim with lots of story, some will bring a tear to your eye, and some will make you hold your sides in laughter, this film is fantastic in its inception, story-telling, and CGI effects.
All the original voices are there with Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Don Rickles, Joan Cusack, and John Ratzenberger, plus the addition of a couple of new voice-actors in Michael Keaton and Jodi Benson who give voice to Ken and Barbie.
It is several years later, and Andy is heading off to college. He is trying to figure out what to do with his toys, and naturally the toys are wondering what is their future. Andy drags his mother upstairs to help him separate the toys to be tossed out and the one's to be donated to a day care center. Sarge and the two remaining Green Army Men take matters into their own hand as they jump from the window and let their parachutes take them to whatever world awaits them.
Woody gets placed in a suitcase to be taken with Andy to college, while Buzz and the rest of the gang are piled into a sack to be taken to the day care center. The rest of the movie is the story of Woody trying to find his friends and his friends adjusting to live with the unruly kids of the Sunnyside Day Care Center.
Won't spoil anymore for you, because this is just a plain good family film for kids from 3 to 103. In the crowd with us at the theater was quite a few college-aged kids who were laughing and crying with the rest of us.
The Junkie-Meter gives this a full FIVE-STAR rating for being a top-notch film from the Disney-Pixar Studios. And don't leave while the credits are running, there are some surprises which I won't reveal here. Also, the teaser trailer for "Cars 2" which is coming summer of 2011 was shown.
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Filled to the brim with lots of story, some will bring a tear to your eye, and some will make you hold your sides in laughter, this film is fantastic in its inception, story-telling, and CGI effects.
All the original voices are there with Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Don Rickles, Joan Cusack, and John Ratzenberger, plus the addition of a couple of new voice-actors in Michael Keaton and Jodi Benson who give voice to Ken and Barbie.
It is several years later, and Andy is heading off to college. He is trying to figure out what to do with his toys, and naturally the toys are wondering what is their future. Andy drags his mother upstairs to help him separate the toys to be tossed out and the one's to be donated to a day care center. Sarge and the two remaining Green Army Men take matters into their own hand as they jump from the window and let their parachutes take them to whatever world awaits them.
Woody gets placed in a suitcase to be taken with Andy to college, while Buzz and the rest of the gang are piled into a sack to be taken to the day care center. The rest of the movie is the story of Woody trying to find his friends and his friends adjusting to live with the unruly kids of the Sunnyside Day Care Center.
Won't spoil anymore for you, because this is just a plain good family film for kids from 3 to 103. In the crowd with us at the theater was quite a few college-aged kids who were laughing and crying with the rest of us.
The Junkie-Meter gives this a full FIVE-STAR rating for being a top-notch film from the Disney-Pixar Studios. And don't leave while the credits are running, there are some surprises which I won't reveal here. Also, the teaser trailer for "Cars 2" which is coming summer of 2011 was shown.
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