For those who don't own toys anymore and those who are on the verge of packing them for disposal

Rating: 8/10 (8 June 2012)

Yes. It's a kids movie. Not just this one, but the prequels were meant for kids. Is it wrong for a 21-year old man to love the trilogy? I feel justified for loving the trilogy and the latest movie in particular.
I feel i was born at the right time and was of the right age to like the movies. I was 4 when 'Toy Story' was the next big thing in Animation after The Lion King, 8 when 'Toy Story 2' hit the theaters and 19 when it finally concluded(now that 'Toy Story 4' has been announced). I did enjoy all the movies but was too old to believe in talking and walking toys and figments of imagination anymore.
I watched Toy Story 3 to finish off the series and get done with it. But, it was something i had not anticipated. The plot and the storyline is predictable and is meant to be- it's directed towards the below 18 age group. But it was the theme that caught my eyes and mind. A grownup boy feels its time to part with his boyhood buddies- his toys. I love the way the toys try desperately to draw his attention in the beginning, in vain.
Yes, i did have toys and had monologues with those plastic things that can't talk and there was a time i happily threw them off. But, there's a secret vault in my heart that still broods over the time i had with my playmates. Thanks to the makers for helping me reminisce.