I liked it...

Rating: 10/10 (28 April 2000)

Toy Story 2 is and isn'tt like what the first one was (besides the terrific computer animation that makes the characters look 3-D like) which is good. Good because it gives the film-watching audience a new story to feed from the toy world. This time Woody isn't in the confrontation he was with Buzz Lightyear (favorites), but this time he has too choose between going old and his master Andy throwing him away, or living forever in a museum. Like other Pixar films, this isn't just a moral choice and lesson for kids, it's interesting for adults too (adults and kids alike will enjoy the puns with old toys, quotes and characters) because it is a decision that though is colored over, has a deep meaning in life.
But, unfortunately bad because like most sequels, the first is in this case is better. It isn't by much, but mostly in the means of comedy (some of the humor in this film is just *too* silly, while the first maintained a better pace with its jokes and gags). Don't worry though, it isn't all bad, but I just feel some sequels aren't as livable to their precedors. Still, I found many of the new characters and the new story (not to mention the extraordinary animation) to be quite entertaining and I recommend this film to anybody. A+