Perfect ending for an amazing franchise!

Rating: 8/10 (19 February 2011)

I can't say i was the biggest fan of the previous Toy story films, but i really liked both films (really, who wouldn't like them?). It is undeniable that toy story changed the story of animation, and it deserves a huge praise just for that.
That being said, i loved this film. Regrettably, i went to watch it at the worst theater ever (a friend invited me... boy, do i regret that), and there were black spots throughout the movie, as well as sound dis adjustments, so i was annoyed by this and i couldn't be immersed 100% by the film.
But it still caught my attention from start to finish. The story was pretty well written and executed, so not one minute of it was boring at all. The characters we love kept delivering, and there were some cracks of laughter, especially from Spanish buzz.
But i found this movie more happy sad than i found it of funny. I had heard how many people had cried of this film, and i was no exception. The incinerator scene was just perfect and really moving, and i must say i cried here rather than on the ending. But it the movie ends perfectly and in a moving way, and just in the perfect way. Andy couldn't have kept the toys, or it'd've been unrealistic, so he did the best he could do, and by doing so, he moved millions of us who watched the film that went through the same.
Lotso was just plain evil, and i was so angry when he betrayed them at the incinerator. But he was a strong part of the film.
The animation was great, but i just couldn't get much into the score. But maybe that's because my theater sucked at the sound.
I won't lie: i preferred How to train your dragon, but that's my opinion and i respect everyone else's. And it does deserve all the praise it's getting. The problem is: How to train your dragon does too! It was the perfect Dreamworks movie for me.
I'm buying the whole trilogy for DVD sometime soon, and this franchise will be forever in my heart. Good job to end it after all this years!