#Toy story 3 incinerator theme movie#

I loved the happy ending and the new future for Woody, Buzz, Jessie and all of them. Disney would never dare to make a scene as frightening and emotional like that. That's why I didn't want them to get broken up. It really showed their friendship, like the film did at a lot of points. Then I saw them give up and take each others' hands and close their eyes. Of course I knew this was a Disney/Pixar film and they always have happy ends, but this time I couldn't think of one way how the characters could escape. When the characters were moving to the firepit, I really thought this film wouldn't have a happy end. And when it looked like they wouldn't, I had to swallow a few times. But Pixar turns them into characters you deeply care about, and you want them to be okay. Funny how you can get emotional from a bunch of animated plastic toys. With this sequel, Toy Story got the best send-of the fans could wish for. Leave it up to Pixar to come up with something like this. Very funny and very charming and most of all, so totally original. I didn't know there would be a short before the movie, but I absolutely loved 'Day and Night'.

#Toy story 3 incinerator theme movie#

I still think this movie didn't need it, but it didn't harm it either. It's very subtle and after a while you hardly realize you're watching it in 3D anymore. I thought this would be just like that and that it would ruïn Toy Story. The way I thought of movies in 3D was the way it probably was like 15 years ago the kind you could see in theme parks: images 'coming out' of the screen and floating around you, like you could almost touch them. I caved and went to see Toy Story 3 in 3D. It was an interesting idea, just not fully realized that well. The short, Day and Night was probably one of the weakest shorts the company has produced. There were also a few jokes I could've done without (such as the Lincoln Logs gag), but nothing really major. I had a feeling the aliens would save them somehow

I did think the climax with Lotso and the toys at the incinerator was a little cliche and predictable. The setting at Sunnyside was also a good decision and the idea of trying to escape from it made the movie seem darker than the first two.īEGIN SPOILERS BEGIN SPOILERS BEGIN SPOILERS

I also liked how they made the decision to move forward in time (Instead of finding another kid to play Andy). I liked all the references to Toy Story 1 and 2. Sure, it may not have been as good as the first two (which was to be expected with most sequels) but was still very enjoyable. Just got back from seeing Toy Story 3 and I thought it was a great way to end the trilogy (hopefully).