Buzz and Woody now feel like old childhood friends and it sure is good to see them again! They return with many of the other "toys" while some others have been written out to make room for new characters and to keep things moving. You won't notice though once the story gets rolling. Surprising, the film is somewhat somber. The comedy is solid throughout, but these characters we care so much about are put in various dangerous situations (Yes, I realize that I am talking about animated toys.) and they deal with emotional strife that will likely go over the head of most young children. That is fine with me though, because I have a feeling, that like most Pixar films, Toy Story 3 was made as much for adults as it was for the children who will drag them by the arm to the theater to see it. A complete success from beginning to end and I can only hope I will be taking my children to more adventures, I mean "films" as good as this one. + Movie Bliss for all ages. + Is this animated? Oh I forgot. + Excellent Voice Acting - 3D adds very little, but that is par for the course these days. - Likely the end of the franchise. |