A fitting end to an incredible trilogy, certainly worth the wait!

Rating: 9/10 (3 February 2015)

Toy Story 3 starts as Andy is packing up his things, cleaning out his bedroom as he prepares to leave home for College. He is separating his belongings into piles of store in the loft, send to local play centre and take to college with him. Toys are fed up and feeling unloved as they aren't played with anymore and are becoming increasingly worried that they are going to be donated. Andy can't bring himself to throw away his childhood toys and opts to put them into the loft for safe keeping. The bag of toys get mixed up with some other bags and they end up being re-homed at the local child day centre. The toys are unaware of the mix up and they are under the impression that Andy doesn't care for them anymore. The vast majority of the story is set in the Sunny Side day centre with many news toys being introduced.
The pressure to create Toy Story 3 and ensure that it lives up to its incredibly high reputation and previous two films is massive but Pixar do not let us down. The imagination that the creators have is second to none; the work that they have created is nothing short of pure genius. The message behind the animation is spot on, this is what makes many Pixar stories appeal to adults as well as children. It has humour, heart, depth, fantastic effects and of course the message of friendship and loyalty. Toy Story 3 is the biggest one yet; it boasts fantastic effects and takes the toys adventures onto a massive scale. It does push its limits but it doesn't for one second forget the basics, it keeps true to the previous two movies and that is what makes Toy Story 3 a massive success.
If I was to be very picky and try and fault Toy Story 3 it would be the Ken and Barbie storyline, I don't think it is necessary. I understand why they did it and I don't fault them for it but in my eyes I didn't enjoy that so much. The last fifteen minutes are faultless, it is a movie making masterpiece and I wouldn't change a single aspect of it, it's the most fitting end to any movie trilogy I have ever seen. Nothing else needs to be said, it is as magic, touching and fun as the previous movies and is on par with the best animated movies ever made.
9/10