A perfect end to a perfect trilogy

Rating: 10/10 (23 June 2010)

It's very hard to keep a trilogy good for all three movies, or hell, damn near flawless for all three movies. That said, all 3 Toy Story films have been damn near flawless, and the third might even emerge as the best. In Toy Story 3, Andy's going to college, and he has to decide what to take to college, throw away, and put in the attic. Something goes wrong when Buzz, Woody, and all their toy friends get donated to Sunnyside Day Care Center. The day care center is run by Lotso (voice of Ned Beatty), a seemingly nice teddy bear with some evil plans. This Toy Story has everything you would want in a summer blockbuster-action, laughs, thrills, drama, and even moments where if you don't cry, you truly do not have a soul. I enjoyed the addition of Ken (voice of Michael Keaton) and his love for Barbie as well. All the voice actors do amazing jobs. The first 2 Toy Story films were flawless, and this still manages to out beat them. There's a kind of sweetness to all these films that make it so that both kids and adults can enjoy them. Even if you don't have kids, you still need to see Toy Story 3 because it is simply put it, by far the best film of the year so far.