The movie that changed all animations that were to come

Rating: 9/10 (5 January 2013)

Even though there were other animation classics such as Lion King, Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin, no other animation movie, prior to this, had being a 3D Computer Animated Film making this one of the most ground-breaking films of all time.
This movie is also unique in every sense. Even though the movie is targeted for children and is the movie that every single child watches during their child hood, its so good that even adults absolutely love it.
The film follows the tale of Andy's toys who are, unknown to all humans, actually alive. During the movie, as Buzz, Andy's new toy comes, Sheriff Woody becomes jealous of Buzz as he becomes Andy's new favorite and attempts to put an end to it but Buzz gets his revenge. However, the two get captured by Sid, the evil kid next door that enjoys torturing toys and must try their best to escape. To be fair, this movie is one of the shortest films I've ever seen but also one of the most enjoyable.
The voice acting for the film is just masterful. Tom Hanks voice acting of Woody is just brilliant and Tim Allen as Buzz was brilliant. The voice acting just added further strength to every aspect of the film.
The animations for a 1995 film, being the first 3D animated film, is just visually amazing! Though it may not stand out against recent visual animations, this movie is just a joy to watch, even after 18 years!
One thing that is incredibly cool is that they don't explain how exactly the toys ever were alive and its great to see such thing left anonymous. I also found the characters extremely entertaining and the way that Buzz and Woody become friends during the film is just well made!
Also, having your main characters toys and in fact making a movie entirely based on toys can be some pain and something which people just laugh at but in this film, we as an audience are emotionally connected to these plastic toys! Its because, despite being toys, the director portrays these as human like things which makes it extremely interesting to us.
The dialogue in the film is great and as a result it constantly made me laugh. I loved that little kid as a villain. I thought he was fascinating and I'm glad that very little time is spent about Andy.
Despite being made for children all adults are sure to have a blast with this film. In fact, I don't see why nobody has yet to see this film. In case you haven't, be sure to remember that this film changed all animation films to come and that this is surely one of Pixar's ever most finest films!