Woody, Buzz and the gang are back for Disney/Pixar's third (and probably final) Toy Story adventure. More
The toys are dumped in a daycare centre after their owner, Andy, departs for college. There they meet a bunch of new pals, not including Ken (as in Barbie & Ken). Voiced by Michael Keaton, Ken isn't the simple-minded, fun-loving guy you might imagine but rather a vain narcissist.
This installment is written by Michael Arndt, the scribe of Little Miss Sunshine. Hide
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In 1999, the first Toy Story sequel wowed audiences by expanding upon 1995’s original to become something even more thrilling, funny and involving. Eleven years later, the third, and likely final, instalment caps off a remarkably strong trilogy. With great relief, the much-anticipated Toy Story 3 truly is top-shelf family entertainment. More
Broad enough to please a wide age-bracket (from current kids to adults who have grown up with the characters), the third adventure nonetheless touches on unsettling themes – mortality, regret and moving forward with life. It makes sense that the film was penned by Michael Arndt, whose Little Miss Sunshine provided a similar balance of mirth and melancholy. There’s a new character, in particular, whose desperate bitterness would feel right at home in a Coen brothers flick.
Taking the guise of a prison-escape scenario, the plot offers plenty of opportunity for miniaturised hijinks, chugging along with momentum until a genuinely surprising climax (not yet revealed in any advertising). This takes the characters into unsettling, armrest-gripping territory that might upset the very young.
A trilogy that has spanned 15 years understandably wraps up in a moving way (bring tissues) but let’s not suggest that this movie is anything but a riot. A highlight is Michael Keaton voicing Ken (the glittered yin to Barbie’s yang) – his every line and gesture is pure gold.
As to where this one places in Pixar’s repertoire, well, it might not be as ambitious as WALL-E or Up but it builds on a strong base and reaches new heights. Clever animation, inventive direction, and canny comic timing means Toy Story 3 is hugely satisfying. Hide
16 ratings and 18 reviews
Couldn't agree more. 5 out of 5 is more than worthy for this stunning and cohesive film. Brilliant.
Beautifully animated, easy-to-watch 3D. I wouldn't say amazing, but rock solid.
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I LOVED IT, IT IS BY FAR THE BEST OF THE THREE. IT WAS FUNNY BUT ALSO SAD TO SEE IT ALL END, I GREW UP WITH TOY STORY AND EVEN HAD A JESSIE DOLL (MAN IT HAD FREAKY EYES lol). I JUST LOVE HOW THEY MADE IT END SO BEAUTIFULLY AND IT TRUELY WAS AN END TO A MASTERPIECE!
:( BYE TOY STORY, I WILL ALWAYS MISS YOU. AND I CANT WAIT TILL IT COMES OUT OF DD, I WILL BE THE FIRST IN LINE! FOR HOPEFULLY THE COLLECTORS EDITION- I HOPE THERES HEAPS OF SPECIAL FEATURS!
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it was a good movie but it got boring at times
Toy story 3 is pretty awesome loved it :)
havnt seen it but it looks really good
Loved it....
Definitely beautiful way to finish the trilogy with this finale
Going to miss these guys!!
Fantastic movie. Loved it. Very funny and very sad as well.
Best movie I've seen this year. I laughed I cried, absolutely fabulous! A must see.
This ranks up there with the previous two classics. I remember going to see the first toy story when I was 9 years old. I bought a woody toy and my mate had a buzz lightyear. So I have kind of grown up with these films. I particularly loved seeing the character's again. I loved the storyline, their were many funny moment's. For example especially with the Ken and barbie doll. I also must admit.. I shed a tear at the end. Maybe because the film reminded me of my childhood, playing with my toys as a kid. Pixar are the be all end of animation films. This film is sure to get a best picture nomination at the Oscars next year
BETTER THEM THE OTHER TWO
awsomewst movie ever definatly bye this movie some of it sad though
This is a jolly, slapstick comedy, lacking the almost eerie humanity that infused the earlier “Toy Story” sagas, and happier with action and jokes than with characters and emotions. Full review.
This terrific trilogy topper does all the things you want it to, with laughs, danger and action, starting off with a neat introduction of a Wild West adventure taking place in Andy's youthful imagination. Full review.
A kids’ movie for grown-ups. A grown-up movie for kids. Exactly what you’d expect — and hope for — from the latest, and we’re guessing final, Woody and Buzz adventure. Full review.
Woody, Buzz and playmates make a thoroughly engaging, emotionally satisfying return. Full review.
This film becomes the kind of love note to movies we want and need. Full review.
As sweet, as touching, as humane a movie as you are likely to see this summer. Full review.
As great as its predecessors and then some Full review.
An instant classic. Full review.
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