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The Toys Are Back!!
PostedJune 20, 2010
siskel2
from Viera, FL
I have been anticipating Toy Story 3 for quite a few months, and I was especially anxious to take my three year old son to the movie theater for the first time. So, I was excited for a couple of reasons.
Team Pixar never ceases to amaze me with their story writing. They consistantly come up with new and inventive storylines that put other studios to shame.
First, it was wonderful to see our old pals, Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and the rest of the gang in form. They never looked more vivid or more realistic. These characters are like friends to the audience, and it was like spending a few hours with your friends.
Second, the new chracters were vivid and equally unforgettable. From Ken and Barbie and their wonderful room of clothes and the little is Ken/ isn't Ken jokes to
Lotso, who was written in the classic Disney villain style.
Third, the actual story itself which didn't disappoint. The beginning was Andy's dilemma and the toys's dilemma of impending doom, as they had to face the truth that they, the toys, had been outgrown.
Not only were you thrilled for the toys when you thought they found a new home at Sunnyside, but you were equally horrified at their treatment there. Pixar's team of writers got the daycare center right. The way the kids mistreat the toys. It was hearbreaking and funny at the same time. The camera angles and close ups were just like ones from high quality live-action films.
Further, the second half of the film, was a classic done in classic prison break style. It reminded me of "The Great Escape" with Steve McQueen, without the motorcycle.
The ending, will touch even the most hard of hearts. You see it coming, but it gets you anyway.
For a third installment in the series, Pixar's Toy Story 3 is more fresh and original and well written than most people's first attempt.
Thanks Pixar for the best animated film of the summer.
Team Pixar never ceases to amaze me with their story writing. They consistantly come up with new and inventive storylines that put other studios to shame.
First, it was wonderful to see our old pals, Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and the rest of the gang in form. They never looked more vivid or more realistic. These characters are like friends to the audience, and it was like spending a few hours with your friends.
Second, the new chracters were vivid and equally unforgettable. From Ken and Barbie and their wonderful room of clothes and the little is Ken/ isn't Ken jokes to
Lotso, who was written in the classic Disney villain style.
Third, the actual story itself which didn't disappoint. The beginning was Andy's dilemma and the toys's dilemma of impending doom, as they had to face the truth that they, the toys, had been outgrown.
Not only were you thrilled for the toys when you thought they found a new home at Sunnyside, but you were equally horrified at their treatment there. Pixar's team of writers got the daycare center right. The way the kids mistreat the toys. It was hearbreaking and funny at the same time. The camera angles and close ups were just like ones from high quality live-action films.
Further, the second half of the film, was a classic done in classic prison break style. It reminded me of "The Great Escape" with Steve McQueen, without the motorcycle.
The ending, will touch even the most hard of hearts. You see it coming, but it gets you anyway.
For a third installment in the series, Pixar's Toy Story 3 is more fresh and original and well written than most people's first attempt.
Thanks Pixar for the best animated film of the summer.
Yes, I recommend this movie.
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