Toy Story 3 (Pixar 2010)

Anthony · July 19, 2010, 01:14:56 PM

I'm in a bit of a daze after that...

Hilarious, terrifying, beautiful. Just the perfect way to say goodbye. It's perfect. Every second is pure gold.

Will reply to you later Luke :-) Enjoy it!

littlemermaid83 · July 19, 2010, 05:38:47 PM

Going to the 1.30 showing tomorrow. Very excited, we are watching it in 2d though as I have heard its just as good as in 3d.

I've already packed my tissues.

-breeno- · July 19, 2010, 05:48:13 PM

Just got home a minute ago. Wow. I can't believe how well they've pulled it off. Like Anthony said they couldn't have made the ending of the story better. From start to finish you'll love it, it'll make you laugh and it'll make you cry. Probably the strongest 3rd in a movie series I've ever seen.

The Butlin Boy · July 20, 2010, 12:08:22 AM

I was as excited as I was moved, I laughed as much as I cried; Toy Story 3 is nothing short of a masterpiece! Growing up with the Toy Story films and characters puts a lot of pressure on this one to keep the bar high, but it still managed to push it to Infinity and Beyond! It had to deliver, and it did - big time! =D>

Night and Day, the short the was placed in front of the film must not be forgotten either - it was very simple but clever and effective in both story and design.

I was also fortunate enough to visit the Disney Store at the Westfield shopping centre in London before seeing the film, in order to meet the film's director Lee Unkrich, and producer Darla K. Anderson. Both were amazing and kind people - I managed to get them to sign my Art of Toy Story 3 book (which they wrote the forward for), filmed them answering a question about Pixar for my Pixar school project (essay and presentation for extra uni points!), and got a photo with them too! To say I'm over the moon with my day today is an understatement!

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Overall the film is incredible!!! The only problem is I need to see it again now! :mrgreen:

-breeno- · July 20, 2010, 12:25:30 AM

Quote from: "The Butlin Boy"I was as excited as I was moved, I laughed as much as I cried; Toy Story 3 is nothing short of a masterpiece! Growing up with the Toy Story films and characters puts a lot of pressure on this one to keep the bar high, but it still managed to push it to Infinity and Beyond! It had to deliver, and it did - big time! =D>

Agree 100% with you Butlin. Toy Story was my childhood, I used to watch the movies daily so I was a little worried when I first heard a third is planned. Like you said though Pixar really have delivered here and has some of the emotional moments I've ever witnessed for me in media.
[spoiler:2insb58k]Even the very last scene where the clouds where the same as the ones in Andy's room got me all soppy :roll:

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QuoteNight and Day, the short the was placed in front of the film must not be forgotten either - it was very simple but clever and effective in both story and design.

I've been thinking about this short for a while after viewing. At first I didn't like it so much because of the overhaul of 2nd animation in it. But after thinking more about it (and a little help from a Disney podcast) I'm starting to like it more. It's not my favourite Pixar short but its not my least favourite either, somewhere in the middle).

QuoteI was also fortunate enough to visit the Disney Store at the Westfield shopping centre in London before seeing the film, in order to meet the film's director Lee Unkrich, and producer Darla K. Anderson. Both were amazing and kind people - I managed to get them to sign my Art of Toy Story 3 book (which they wrote the forward for), filmed them answering a question about Pixar for my Pixar school project (essay and presentation for extra uni points!), and got a photo with them too! To say I'm over the moon with my day today is an understatement! /

Must. Not. Envy.... Must. Not. Envy.... :mrgreen:

stacey-claire · July 20, 2010, 12:31:42 AM

Got back like ten mins ago from watching the film, love it, its awesome, [spoiler:801axs5r]was nearly in tears tho when they thought they were gonna end up in the fire[/spoiler:801axs5r]and also loved the little day and night bit, i had to explain to my little brother (whos only 9) that in one of the other films they had the old man playing chess, so this was like that sort of thing (i know what i mean lol), all in all i loved it, cant wait for it to come out on dvd xx :belle:

-breeno- · July 20, 2010, 12:44:47 AM

Stacey-claire, would you minding using the spoiler tags in the part from the movie you mentioned? Don't want to ruin it for people who haven't seen it yet do we?

smurfy74 · July 20, 2010, 01:40:50 AM

it has sured lived up to the hype and i cant wait to go and see it again - although i didnt like the pixar short at all.

TowMater · July 20, 2010, 08:53:25 AM

I saw it last night, the first in my hometown. It is no doubt the saddest but the best Pixar film they have made up to now.

littlemermaid83 · July 20, 2010, 11:32:38 AM

Thanks for the spoiler stacyclaire. *TUT TUT*

Pete's Dragon · July 20, 2010, 02:11:46 PM

Watched it last night - utterly brilliant. Nearly as good as TS2 (about 0.25 behind it).
I just have 2 words to say 'Spanish Buzz' - haven't laughed so much in ages. 9.25/10

dagobert · July 20, 2010, 02:34:26 PM

I can't wait to see Toy Story 3. Hopefully our favorite cinema is showing an English version, too, because Walt Studios Germany and Austria changed the synchronisation to some German celebrities. Although these comedians are doing a great job, I don't like to see Woody and Buzz with new voices. It would destroy the movie for me.

benjuth_lightyear · July 20, 2010, 04:40:16 PM

I saw it last night and walking out of the cinema at the end felt like I'd come off a rollercoaster, there were so many different strong emotions running through me I had to try my damn hardest not to let a tear slip out... (I failed).

I might even plan a trip to the Imax to catch it for a second time... it's definately worth seeing again and again and again!!

It was well worth the 10 year wait and had I known it was going to be as spectacular as it is I would have quite happily waited another 10 years to see it!!

littlemermaid83 · July 20, 2010, 06:02:59 PM

Just got home from seeing it and I shed some many emotions throughout the film.

I cried, I laughed and I cried some more. All in one truly fantastic film, well done Pixar you did it again.

I would tell anyone who hasn't seen it yet to take tissues, I was bawling like a baby and for those with young ones be warned they might get a bit scared, My DD ended up getting rather distressed during one part and asked if we could leave, mind you I was sat there blubbering like a baby lol.

Sad to see the film end, Part me of hopes for TS4 but I don't know how they could top this one.

Make sure you stay and watch the end credits. Very very funny.

emweaver · July 20, 2010, 08:10:05 PM

We watched this last night and it was fab, the whole family went and we all loved it. It was emotional in places but none of us cried not even me and im hormonal lol. It was much better than I expected it too be. I think they could bring out a TS4 by replacing Andy?