You've got a friend in me

Rating: 8/10 (21 August 2018)

Four years passed since the huge success of "Toy Story" and the producers Pixar and Disney had not yet fully believed the amount of tickets and the technological innovation and follow-up that they had created. For his part, Lasseter began to work again (after his excellent insect fable) to get a sequel that was at the level of its predecessor, and go if he did, reaching to overcome it in many ways. 'Toy Story 2' is the best example of how to make the perfect sequel, which improves even the first one. The script is more worked, with a wonderful prologue heir of modern science fiction, and the characters are more nuanced and defined, as well as the incursion of new characters that will be decisive in the development and resolution of the plot. The adventures, humor and action continue giving us unforgettable moments that will undoubtedly go down in the history of cinema, worthy of a master. The rhythm returns to no truce at any time of the footage and entertainment is once again top-level for all audiences, wishing that the film does not end.
As for the script, Lasseter again gets another absolute wonder that shows all his enormous talent by perfectly combining a hilarious and hilarious comedy with a pure adventure tape in miniature size, and leaving moments for the memory and reassuring the suspense in many sections and the spectacularity in the action scenes.
In short, a very good sequel to that wonder that was 'Toy Story', coming to surpass it in many ways as a more elaborate plot and an excellent prologue, with a really fun script and loaded with suspense, adventures and action full of dynamism and a contagious joy, that transform 'Toy Story 2' into an unrepeatable and impenetrable wonder from beginning to end.
· THE BEST: the dynamism and the enormous entertainment it provides. The script. The prologue The hilarious nod to 'Star Wars'.
· THE WORST: still nothing happens to me.