The sequel isn't as good as the original, but still a good film.

Rating: 8/10 (28 November 2009)

With a Pixar film, you can't really go wrong. There has only been one Pixar sequel. Could you go wrong with that one? No, because Toy story 2 still has it. Though it doesn't quite have what the original had, the film is still definitely worth while.
The sequel starts off, of course, after the original. Buzz and Woody(Tim Allen and Tom Hanks) are no longer enemies. But something goes wrong at a yard sale that Andy's family is having. Trying to save a friend, Woody is stolen from the yard sale by a toy store guy(Wayne Knight, of course). Looking exactly how you'd imagine him to look.
So Woody is taken to a building, where he meets a group of other toys. From the same type of thing. All cowboys. There's Jessie the cowgirl(Joan Cusack), the Prospector(Kelsey Grammar) and a horse named Bullseye. All of these toys used to be a part of a show. And so was Woody. Apparently, these toys are being sent to Japan to be put in a museum. So as Woody tries to escape, Buzz and the rest of the gang set out to rescue him.
What exactly is my problem with the sequel? Well, don't get me wrong I think it's a very good film. My problem with it though is that Woody is kind of annoying. All of his friends are trying to rescue him, desperately might I add, and he wants to go to Japan anyways. It's annoying.
That is really the only problem that I had with Toy story 2. There are some great actors doing the voice work here. Though the sequel isn't quite as good as the original, I am still going to say that it's memorable. I think that if you haven't seen it, then there is something wrong with you. It seems like I say that a lot. Though not a classic, still good film.
Toy story 2:***1/2 out of ****