TOY STORY 3
February 22nd 2009 19:47
Generally, I don’t like threequel because most of the time they suck. Sometimes they suck so bad, that they actually make you wish you never started the saga. But I’m looking forward to this one.
Toy Story, a tale about toys who come to life when their owner Andy or any other human is not around, is one of the best movies I’ve watched. It’s nearly as good as The Lion King. Toy Story is the first computer animated feature film. So in some ways we can thank it for movies such as Ice Age and Shrek since it opened the way and others followed. For a 1995 movie, it looks great. The elements which can make you notice that it actually is from the 20th century are the hair and the clothes which barely move or don’t move as it would in real life. Other than that, it’s a real master piece.
Toy Story 2 was even better than the first one. The only thing I didn’t like was the way it made me feel guilty about the way I took care of my toys. Especially the part where Jessie says: “You never forget kids like Emilie or Andy. But they forget you.” So to make myself feel better, I kept repeating to myself: “It’s just a movie and toys do not come alive when you’re not there or have feelings” – Right?
Just when I had finally managed to get rid of my guilt, there comes Toy Story 3.
Plot: Woody, Buzz, and the rest of their toy-box friends are dumped in a day-care center after their owner, Andy, departs for college. – By the way, does anybody know where/who Andy’s father is?
That kid seemed to loves his toys so much that I was sure that he would have kept them in the attic then maybe give them to his kids. I hope that they got there by mistake and/or that he will come back for them.
Woody, Buzz, Jessie, Rex, Ham, Barbie, Mr. and Mrs Potato Head are back with the voices of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack, Wallace Shawn, John Ratzenberger, Jodi Benson, Estelle Harris and Don Ricless. News characters/toys are:
Ken with the voice of Michael Keaton
'Chuckles' The Clown with the voice of James Anthony Cotton
Ned Beatty also has a role in the movie but it’s unknown since Pixar wants to keep fans in the dark for the time being.
The script was written by Michael Arndt (Little Miss Sunshine (2006)) and Andrew Stanton (Toy Story (1995), Toy Story 2 (1999) Finding Nemo (2003)).
It is produced by John Lasseter (The Incredibles (2004), Bolt (2008)) with Darla K. Anderson (Monster, Inc (2001), Cars 2006) and directed by Lee Unkrich (Toy Story 2 (1999), Finding Nemo (2003)).
Toy Story 3 will hit theaters on June 18th 2010.
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Toy Story, a tale about toys who come to life when their owner Andy or any other human is not around, is one of the best movies I’ve watched. It’s nearly as good as The Lion King. Toy Story is the first computer animated feature film. So in some ways we can thank it for movies such as Ice Age and Shrek since it opened the way and others followed. For a 1995 movie, it looks great. The elements which can make you notice that it actually is from the 20th century are the hair and the clothes which barely move or don’t move as it would in real life. Other than that, it’s a real master piece.
Toy Story 2 was even better than the first one. The only thing I didn’t like was the way it made me feel guilty about the way I took care of my toys. Especially the part where Jessie says: “You never forget kids like Emilie or Andy. But they forget you.” So to make myself feel better, I kept repeating to myself: “It’s just a movie and toys do not come alive when you’re not there or have feelings” – Right?
Just when I had finally managed to get rid of my guilt, there comes Toy Story 3.
Plot: Woody, Buzz, and the rest of their toy-box friends are dumped in a day-care center after their owner, Andy, departs for college. – By the way, does anybody know where/who Andy’s father is?
That kid seemed to loves his toys so much that I was sure that he would have kept them in the attic then maybe give them to his kids. I hope that they got there by mistake and/or that he will come back for them.
Ken with the voice of Michael Keaton
'Chuckles' The Clown with the voice of James Anthony Cotton
Ned Beatty also has a role in the movie but it’s unknown since Pixar wants to keep fans in the dark for the time being.
The script was written by Michael Arndt (Little Miss Sunshine (2006)) and Andrew Stanton (Toy Story (1995), Toy Story 2 (1999) Finding Nemo (2003)).
It is produced by John Lasseter (The Incredibles (2004), Bolt (2008)) with Darla K. Anderson (Monster, Inc (2001), Cars 2006) and directed by Lee Unkrich (Toy Story 2 (1999), Finding Nemo (2003)).
Toy Story 3 will hit theaters on June 18th 2010.
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