OMG! I can not believe it took me 7 years to see this movie!

Rating: 10/10 (18 July 2017)

Just like virtually every child born in the 90's, I obviously saw the first two Toy Story, however I was never a "hardcore" fan of the movies, I always found it very cool, but it was not super fan, so much so that in 2010 when Toy Story came out, I at the height of my thirteenth year did not even want to know about watching the movie in theaters (I still had not learned to appreciate a good film work). 7 years later I finally saw Toy Story 3 and... GOSH! It's AMAZING!
The story can go from moments when you get really tense, to others extremely funny or super exciting! This is definitely one of Pixar's greatest assets, they have revolutionized animation films in such a way, and even today they are miles ahead of their competitors, with animations that still are made for children but may well be appreciated by all the ages.
The script of the film may at times be "predictable" (you know, they will not all die in the end), but still the story surprises you in many ways and in small points that at first seem only "thrown" in the plot that you really realize the genius of what they are doing.
Just to give an example, I'll list some of them:
(1) Woody being found by the little girl we initially saw in the nursery.
(2) Woody be taken to the little house and see the address of it.
(3) Woody just know that the daycare bear is bad because he went to her house.
(4) And when we finally think that little bow is no longer useful, Woody writes the little girl's determination on paper for Andy, so they are donated to her. ...
(5) And one more. Because she spent a night and played with him, she shows that she wants Woody, and only then does Andy accept giving he to her, without which Woody would eventually go to college with Andy and not stay with her friends at the end.
In addition to all this, especially for those who grew up watching the franchise's films, the end of the film is wonderful and sentimental, representing in a certain way the public itself, given the 15 years that separate "Toy Story" from "Toy Story 3", the audience of the first films grew up with Andy and it's even cooler to think that a child who was taken to the movies by his parents in 1995 can bring his own son in 2010! It's really amazing.
In summary, Toy Story 3 is a masterpiece of Pixar, closing with gold key this great trilogy of films. After seeing it, I even wanted to review the other two films, I have not seen it in a long time!
P.s: The Brazillian Soundtrack is AMAZING! (I didn't see the original).