Toy Story 4 3D

This series' quaternary installment adds so much that audiences will find it hard to imagine the saga without it.

Toy Story 5 now seems like a rather good idea.

Toy Story 4 isn't at all bad. But it's time to let go.

This might just be the most emotional experience you'll have in a cinema all year.

Although it feels like something of a post-script, there's more heart and humour to be found here than in 90 per cent of other movies.

Prepare for all your old favourites, brace yourself for everything that Keanu brings as Canadian stuntman Duke Caboom and do not leave your seat until the very end of the credits - it will complete you.

"Toy Story 4" will blow you away in ways you won't be expecting.

It's been nearly a decade since Toy Story 3 put a satisfying capper on what seemed likely to remain a trilogy, but the same level of wit, imagination and, yes, magic has been summoned to create yet another fully worthy sibling.

It might not take us to the epic highs of its predecessors - which is, to be fair, a skyscraping bar to reach - but Toy Story 4 is certainly the strongest fourth series instalment since Mad Max hit that Fury Road.

Although it sticks to the rescue plot of previous films, Toy Story 4 is much richer for how it challenges its characters and conventions with a powerful dose of humour and heart.