The way a sequel was meant to be made.

Rating: 10/10 (29 November 1999)

After watching numerous sequels, it is very hard to near impossible for a film to be just as good or even better than the original movie. Why? Well, it's hard to come up with a brand new original script using the same characters and settings. For Toy Story 2, its task was to bring out the same comedic and amusing personalities back into its old characters with a new good plot and brand new puns and jokes! Toy Story 2 did just that! Plus, the most important of all, it made a great plot to follow up from the original movie that is able to keep the audience entertained.

The story line works great and how do the people at Pixar & Disney come up with those hilarious gags to fit so well together? It's great script writing where I won't be surprise and hopefully that a 2nd sequel will come out in another 4-5 years.
Of course the plot is important for a sequel, but what else did this movie have that makes the sequel work? Well, it does display the movie as though time has past in-between the first movie. Andy (Woody & Buzz's owner) and his baby sister looks as though they got about 2-3 years older, plus, new additions to the family and toys were added where the original movie left off. This sequel was made the way sequels are suppose to be made. Unfortunately, very few movies can achieve this goal. All I can say is that I had just as much fun watching this movie at the theater than I did of the original Toy Story.