One of the best Pixar movies!

Rating: 10/10 (10 February 2014)

Disney and Pixar studios do brilliance again when they brought us the second sequel to Toy Story. In this sequel, the Woody, Buzz and the Gang are mistakenly delivered to Sunnyside Daycare instead of the attic at Andy's house right before he leaves for college. They toys befriends new toys at Sunnyside and all, except Woody, decide to stay in the daycare and be played with with little kids for generations to come. However, Woody still believes that he and his friends belong wot Andy and he attempts to convince the others they weren't abandoned by Andy and to return to his house.
Like the previous two movies, this is filmed in brilliant, colorful and detailed computer animation. The story is filled with more surprises and adventure, from Woody and the gang trying to escapes the grips of the deranged toy Lotso to Buzz being mistakenly reprogrammed to speak Spanish only.
There are much comedy and humor, with some of my favorite scenes including the hilarious chemistry between Ken and Barbie and the part where Chuckles (the sad looking clown doll) describing (while sitting idly by a window, overlooking a stormy night) his sad misadventures when he, Lotso and Baby were abandoned by their owner.
Each character was given a unique personality and special brand to act out its performances, which will delight an audience of all ages. I enjoyed seeing the introduction of new toy characters including Dolly, Mr. Prinklepants and Trixie. I like the fact that all the toys work together to try to overcome its adversities and also like the fact that this film, unlike the previous two, has a little more drama and darkness to it, but still light-hearted enough to enjoy the comedy and imagination.
Hands down to a great directing and writers team for making one of Disney/Pixar most memorable movies; great for adventure, laughter and music - one of the best of the Pixar movies!
Grade A