A wild emotional journey through the perfect ending of the best animation trilogy ever made

Rating: 9/10 (24 June 2010)

I must start this review by saying a few things about the Toy Story franchise. When I was a kid I didn't saw Toy Story in '95 nor the sequel in '99. I remember I saw Toy Story in 2003 and I thought it was okay. Now with all the surrounding hype of the third installment I decided to go through the first 2 movies before I'll watch Toy Story 3 so few days ago I saw them and I was amazed what I lost when I was at a very young age. The first 2 parts are amazing, the first deserving an honestly 8,9 and the second a better 9,1, but because of the hype of Toy Story 3 I was a little bit skeptic about how good it would be. Today I saw it and it was awesome! Not only awesome but I think one of the top animations ever made.
The story is perfect because it has real funny standout moments, it has no major flaws, it has action sequences which are executed by the finest hands from Pixar Studios. Besides that it has a great way of developing the characters and providing the necessary amount of suspense or thrill at times. Along the movie you feel happy, sad, scared, terrified, amazed, "WOWed" and more than anything entertained. All that not only because of the great comeback of the toys but also because of the incredible soundtrack provided by the talented Randy Newman.
Toy Story 3 ain't just an animation movie, it's more than that. Adults and children could be entertained at the same time. Who doesn't remember how much passion and how much we loved our toys when we were kids? Who doesn't remember how it's to feel something for a bunch of plastic things? But the strongest part in the movie isn't the beginning with the great introduction, nor the action sequences but the ending which was this close to make my tears drop down. I had a feeling that I remember I got when I was a kid and I watched "Lion King" which was a great emotional journey. Toy Story it's the same having by far one of the greatest endings animation movies have ever seen and I'm sure that if I saw Toy Story as a kid I would definitely could not have controlled myself today.
As far as a franchise Toy Story is by far the best animation trilogy. Talking about technical aspects I would say that the sound editing was top notch, integrating very well the score, audio effects and dialogue into the movie. Cinematography was good but had some times were it could have been better. The 3D was rendered perfect in my theater so I had nothing against it though there were not so many actual stunning 3D effects.
In the end I don't know, go see the movie and see for yourself how good this is. Till now it's the best movie out this year and I think the next one that could top it might be Inception.