One of Pixar's Most Meaningful Films and It's an Absolute Blast.

Rating: 10/10 (29 December 2010)

Andy is going off to college and what's left of his toys are afraid of ending up in the attic or worse; the garbage can. After a mix up with with a garbage bag Andy's toys find themselves being donated to Sunnyside Daycare. Once they discover how nice it is there they must decide whether to return to Andy, who no longer plays with them, or stay at Sunnyside which seems to be the perfect place for a toy...or is it?
Toy Story 3 is filled with one beautifully constructed and visually arresting scene after another. All the characters look better than ever, backed by the consistently amazing voice work of the Toy Story series, and every scene pops with vibrant colors and and toys of all shapes and sizes. In addition to the numerous exciting action scenes, and there are plenty, the humor is another quality that elevates this from just another Pixar sequel. Yeah, some jokes are juvenile and go on too long but a majority of the comedy is amazingly mature and precisely and cleverly spoofs many cinematic cliché's.
Put looking past the fun and excitement of Toy Story 3 is a cleverly written script that deals with getting old, leaving your childhood behind and becoming unimportant to the people who matter to you the most. Though I find the final scene to be a bit sappy and overly drawn out it a touching and cutting analogy for growing up. What aspects of your childhood are left behind as you begin your journey to adulthood? Some part of us all yearns for the years when our lives were simple and our exuberant joy so easy to attain.
Whatever your age and cinematic preferences I believer you will find Toy Story 3 to be a thoroughly enjoyable and shockingly heartfelt adventure seen through a child's eyes. Believe the Hype.