Toy Story 3 Reviews

Para empezar, ya no entiendo las quejas que algunas personas tienen con esta entrega con respecto a que es un "refrito" de la segunda. A ver, si a esas nos vamos, la segunda también es un refrito de la primera por tener la misma premisa acerca de como los juguetes llegan a un lugar desconocido, conocen a otros personajes y buscan volver a casa. Ya es la formula de la saga y almenos puedo decir que siempre le dan un twist que hace que no pese. Debo decir que esta entrega aprovecho lo mucho que creció el publico que vio la primera cinta en su infancia y tomo la excelente idea de hacer crecer a Andy junto a ellos, tocando así ideas como el paso del tiempo o el no dejar morir nuestro niño interior al llegar a la adultez. Es hasta el momento la cinta más adulta de la saga pero una continuación lógica a las ideas acerca del olvido y abandono que sen habían planteado en la entrega anterior. Lotso igualmente es el mejor antagonista de la saga, su ideología pesimista que roza el nihilismo acerca de como los juguetes no tienen otro valor más allá de ser plástico desechable para los niños es un excelente contrapunto a la visión que tiene la cinta acerca del valor que las memorias y experiencias de nuestra infancia tienen en nosotros como adultos (Todo esto metaforizado en los juguetes). No me gustan algunas decisiones que toma con los personajes, pero al final sigue siendo una cinta con muy bellos mensajes y una más que digan conclusión que aprovecha al máximo su condición de secuela legado, por esto es la mejor de la saga y de las mejores del estudio.

Es la despedida perfecta, creció junto con sus espectadores y tanto ando como los juguetes aprenden algo muy bello. Es de las películas más adorables que he visto.

Really entertaining Sequel! RIP now to Ned Beatty (voice of Lotso). Enjoy the funny Mr. Potato Head 1-liners and adding Ken was good too!

Una película bastante sobrevalorada, recicla muchas cosas de su predecesora lo cual demuestra la falta de creatividad presente en pixar, esta llena de conveniencias argumentales como el hecho de que los juguetes negaran lo que les decía woody de que andy no pensaba desecharles pese a que este no tenia razón de mentirles y fue el único que vio lo que ocurrió mientras los juguetes iban a ser tirados, y tiene demasiado relleno, tiene clichés ya muy utilizados lo que la convierten en algo predecible como la formula del villano, una historia de amor, entre otras cosas. No es mala y sirve para darle conclusión a la saga, pero eso nada mas.

Listal hasn't been the only place where I've been posting reviews. There have been websites that I visited prior to discovering Listal where I decided to type out my thoughts on films that I had thoughts about. This is was an IMDb review of Toy Story 3 that was posted on May 25, 2013. I just loved this film, at the time it was my favorite movie of all time. Couple of years later, my views on the film hasn't changed but it's still interesting to see how reviewing style has (or hasn't really) changed. Also, of note, Monsters University didn't turn out to be the Pixar-saving film that I expected it to be (that turned out to be Inside Out). Also, it has actually been confirmed that Toy Story 4 is being made (as opposed to the rumor it originally was) and I'm definitely not looking forward to it. Oh well. Now, it's time for the review...

It is rare for me to consider a movie to be perfect. I mean I know there is a lot of wonderful movies out there but it takes a certain kind of talent, heart, and intelligence for me to consider a film to be flawless. When it comes to Toy Story 3, I believe this film to be absolutely perfect.

It is the third and last part of the critically and commercially successful movie franchise about living toys that made Pixar a household name known as Toy Story. I actually consider the first two Toy Story films to be incredibly amazing movies. They have the right amount of great storytelling, wonderfully written characters, spectacular performances, groundbreaking computer animation, and giant amount of heart that make them deserving of the "classic" status. But I consider this film to be my favorite one in this spectacular trilogy.



The basic themes of the Toy Story franchise are dealing with maturity and loss seen through the adventures of a bunch of living toys enjoying their life in hands of a happy child named Andy. The first two films go into these themes, but it is this film that these ideas of growing up and dealing with loss of loved ones really are explored. This is really important as the first two films featured the toys being with their owner, Andy, when he was a child. But in Toy Story 3, Andy is all grown up and really doesn't need his toys anymore as he's going to college. They really do explore these rather adult themes and ideas while still being a presentable movie that children can enjoy. That is one of the great things that Pixar has done with their films is making films that anybody can watch. Anyone can watch Monsters, Inc., Wall- E, Up, and the Toy Story films without feeling like it was made specifically for children. A kid can watch this movie and love it, then grow up to watch it and love it the same or even more. That was exactly what Pixar did with its' Toy Story franchise when you think about.



Kids who were Andy's age when they watched the first Toy Story in 1995 ended up growing up with the franchise. When Toy Story 2 came out in 1999, those kids ended up watching it and loved it. Then Toy Story 3 came out in 2010, those kids are now grown up and in college just like Andy. They feel like this trilogy of films is telling their story and dealing with their feelings on maturing and losing "their precious toys". That is why many grown-ups cried during this movie and that is why I believe Toy Story 3 to be the perfect conclusion to this wonderful movie trilogy.



Now recently, people have been worried about the future quality of upcoming Pixar films. Films like Cars 2 and Brave have made people believe that Pixar reached its peak and can't produce any good quality work like they used to. Especially with the news of things like Monsters University, Finding Dory, and Toy Story 4 being in the works. However, I am a bit more faithful in Pixar and being hopeful that Pixar hasn't jumped the shark just yet. It seems Pixar is pulling a similar maneuver that they did with the Toy Story films with Monsters, Inc.. Monsters University seems like Pixar is not only aiming for kids but for the kids who loved watching Monsters, Inc. when it came out and are now in college. I hope the movie doesn't turn out to be the gross dumb college comedy that everyone is thinking it'll be.



Yes, there is possible plans for a Toy Story 4 but I really don't think a fourth film is necessary. I really think Pixar was able to get it right with making a trilogy of flawless animation masterpieces with the right amount of heart, intelligence, and talent. It is rare to see a trilogy of all good films, especially films like these that seem to progressively get better and better. Pixar has reached perfection with these films. This is why I believe Toy Story 3 to be a perfect film. It is not just my favorite film in the trilogy but one of my favorite films of all time. I believe that Toy Story 3 deserves the honor of getting an excellent rating of 10/10.

'Toy Story 3' is not only the best Toy Story movie, it's also the most successful animated movie worldwide and Pixar's best movie

Although the story is not as good as 'Toy Story', it's better than the story for 'Toy Story 2', the voice cast is very good (Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack, Ned Beatty, Don Rickles, Michael Keaton, Wallace Shawn, John Ratzenberger)

The poster makes it look very good and exciting due to the introduction of many new characters

To conclude, 'Toy Story 3' is a brilliant movie, the best of the series and a must-see

'Toy Story 3' has wiped the smirks off the faces of all the doubters who believed that by making a third installment Pixar were crushing their invincible streak of critics successes. They have, once again, reminded us why they wear the crown in the world of animation, providing us with a thrilling, emotional and hilarious film that ticks all the boxes in providing us with the ultimate family film. Ten years was a long wait, but this movie makes it every bit worth it. Well done Pixar!

After 11 years of waiting, Toy Story 3 was worth it. Every damn second of it. Rarely has a third installment been this great. The voice-overs, especially by Ned Beatty as Lotso and Bud Luckey as Chuckles, were just great. The animation this time around was very beautiful and was 10x better than the first two and the storyline was also great.

All in all, this one has a more deeper theme of friendship and acceptance and, even for a fantasy world, has a more realistic feel to it. If the ending or atleast the climax doesn't move you to tears then you're obviously not paying enough attention to the scene. Toy Story 3 by all accounts is better than the first two and out of all the pop-culture references, I liked the Cool Hand Luke one! You will understand once you watch it!

A creative way to end the Toy Story 3 trilogy.High 5's to the Toy Story 3 cast and it's team.

High Five to the movie,a complete treat for the whole family. If one want to go for sequel this is the movie to watch out which keep its viewer gripped from Toy Story to Toy Story 3. So go for it and enjoy the wonderful world of TOYS. One must feel NOSTALGIC while going through the movie good old days being flashed trought he mind.