Beautiful final entry into the popular "Toy Story" series of films

Rating: 10/10 (17 September 2010)

First off, I grew up with Toy Story. Being born in 1990, I was quite young when I first saw "Toy Story" on VHS. At first, I was stunned. What an amazing movie it was! The voice acting was superb, the animation and comedy were the calling cards for such a wonderful start for the Disney/Pixar collaborations. Toy Story 2 was, at first, even better. But having watched the original, I can honestly say that nothing beats the first.
Finally, after years of rumours circulating around what the third entry would have, "Toy Story 3" is finally here! I did something I usually don't do, and bought into the hype. It paid off nicely, as I was overwhelmed with excitement and sadness that this would be the final chapter for our friends, Woody and Buzz. But none the less, it was a finely crafted masterpiece that will forever be a milestone in sequel history.
As I'm sure you're aware, Andy is now 18 years old in the film, and the toys are not being played with like they used to; and after a misunderstanding, the toys are sent to a daycare centre where things are not as they seem. Immediately, the toys are separated from Woody, and our story picks up. Without revealing anymore, I'll just say that from the first time we see our old friends, to the tear-jerking au revoir, "Toy Story 3" is again, a beautiful film that'll warm the hearts of children for years to come. And if you don't like seeing Andy as a teenager, then you can always whip out the old' VCR, and watch the original.
10/10!