A Ten year wait for one of pixar's greatest Movie series.

Rating: 10/10 (18 June 2010)

Going back to 1999, i was 9 years old. when the prospector spoke of toy story 3, i was chomping at the bit waiting for it to come out. it finally arrived tonight. I was psyched like a little girl to see this movie.
The producers aimed it at my generation, because i'm 20 now and people at my age grew up with the original toy story. but the producers were also trying to aim the movie at children (it is a children's movie, after all) but trying to aim at 2 different age groups is tough.
The years have gone by and Andy is now 17 years old and on his way to college. The years have also taken their toll on the toys, as many of them have gone. Bo peep, Wheezy, Andy's room is near empty of children's toys. He has 3 choices for the remaining toys; They either end up in the attic, donated, or in the trash. They end up in an orphanage after a strange chain of events, and what leads is Cliffhanger after cliffhanger, with laughs in some places along the way.
The Newspaper review said this movie was in one word, "Bittersweet" and that is true. While it is toy story and it's meant to make children laugh, there is a sob story written in that i wished wasn't there. the whole movie could've been funnier, and still include the ending with the moral of letting go. Again, the movie might be aimed at children, but the moral is really about growing up and letting go of your childhood. it's something Andy had to do, and it's something all of us older fans need to do at some point in our lives.
8/10