Toy Story 3: Review By fanboy

When Toy Story first came out in 1995 it became the first full length 3D animated movie and was the beginning of a great studio that we all know and love, Pixar. Now 15 years later Toy Story is back for its third and final movie and has everyone excited to go back to the theater and relive their child hood experiences with their favorite toys, Woody and Buzz.

Toy Story 3 takes place when all the toys owner Andy is heading to college and is still deciding if he wants his old toys anymore. During all the packing and confusion all the toys, except for Woody get put in a donation box instead of being stored up in the attic where they could be there for Andy. Being the cowboy hero that Woody is, escapes the house to rescue his friends, but only to be donated with them to Sunnyside Daycare. When they first arrive they are meet by Lotso the bear who controls all the toys in the daycare, and soon all of Andy's toys find out that he is not to be trusted. So they form a plan to break out of Sunnyside and return to their owner Andy before he leaves for college and is gone forever. All of which leads up to a heartwarming ending which leaves the Toy Story trilogy on a high note. In fact the ending was so wonderful that if I cried during movies that would be the part that I balled my eyes out because it was so great.

After I finished watching Toy Story 3 I fully understood why Pixar is the king at 3D animated movies. My very first movie experience was watching Toy Story 2 when it first came out and now I get to watch the third and final one when I'm older and can fully appreciate this wonderful franchise. But sadly all good things come to a end, and Toy Story is one of them, but it does so by giving you a great feeling that you have just watched one of the best movies of all time.

I would recommend this movie to anyone out there, weather your young or old you will still enjoy this wonderful movie that has changed the movie business forever.