"The great escape"

Rating: 10/10 (4 November 2011)

The toys are mistakenly delivered to a day-care center instead of the attic right before Andy leaves for college, and it's up to Woody to convince the other toys that they weren't abandoned and to return home.
Toy story 1 has changed animation like never before. It inspires, it creates, and it makes us want more. It was a masterpiece of animation history. Toy story 2 changed us all. Throughout it's course, it touches our deepest place: our soul. And throughout these films itself, no one can doubt that they are cinematic-fantastic. Then, in 2010, comes along Toy Story 3. Yes, we may all become a little skeptical over this, almost knowing that nothing can touch what the other two have done. But after semi-low expectations, I can come out with a double-reassuring YES that Toy Story 3 succeeds in almost ALL levels possible. Everything has improved, from the animation all the way down to the acting. Also growing skeptical about being placed in a day care, things don't seem like they sound. Toy Story 3 is most possibly the most adult animated movie ever; fantastic! In fact, the movie slowly starts with a back flash, rolls into modern times, and takes us into the action with a assured attitude that we will not be disappointed. First off, Toy Story 3's message. Before describing the excessive points of acting and animation, Toy Story 3's message shines throughout. The last 15 minutes might bring tear to your eyes. How possibly can a movie do this to you, let alone an animation? It touches hidden adult themes, that of course every Pixar film will do. Aside, the animation has improved greatly, well of course! Released 11 years after the prequel, Toy Story 3 actually gives us more and more. I absolutely adore this movie. Then of course, we have the comedy. In my previous reviews of the previous movies, I never got into the humor. Pixar has very intelligent humor, not depending on toilet humor to make your kids satisfied. Note: Buzz's transformation into a French-speaking desperado, Mr. Potato Head's transformation into a cucumber, or even that hidden humor they love to slide in. Then we continue onto Toy Story 3's score. Although not groundbreaking, the score is very.. adventurous. I had to point this out because throughout, I found myself endured in this adventure with toys. It really is something... That about wraps it. Even hearing these rumors about ANOTHER Toy Story, I mustn't complain. The ending left me hungry for more Toy Story, and I am sure that Pixar could pull off another magical film like this. But if not, Toy Story 3 does make one hell of a finale for this trilogy. In fact, the Toy Story trilogy tops up there with the grand trilogies such as the Godfather. And while you may be laughing over there, find some piece of mind and watch this with an open mind. Then report back to me and tell me if you shed a tear ONCE. All in all, Toy Story 3 is fantastic. It's hard choosing between this or the second, but whatever it is, Toy Story is one of the best movie trilogies ever. 10/10.