Best Toy Story movie

Rating: 10/10 (20 June 2010)

I cried twice in this movie. And I don't cry easily in movies.
Before the movie even started, I was hooked on the Pixar Short: Day and Night. One word: brilliant.
Then begins the movie which started off typically: flashback to Andy playing with the toys; we find out Andy's going to college; toys get freaked out about being left behind and forgotten or worse, thrown away; and from one little mistake, the toys get sent to Sunnyside daycare. Woody however, is determined to get back to Andy but ends up getting whisked away by a little girl named Bonnie. After finding out that some of the old toys in the daycare aren't all that nice, Woody heads back to the daycare to save his friends.
This movie has it all. Funny (e.g. Mr. Potato Head's body parts on the tortilla, Spanish-speaking Buzz), exciting (e.g. escaping the daycare, trying to get out of the landfill), and of course, touching (the last 10-15 minutes of the movie).
First scene that made me cry: when they all got dumped into the fiery pit. I mean, I knew that it wasn't gonna end that way but seeing all the toys hold hands and whatnot really got to me.
The other scene that made me (and probably everyone else) cry the hardest: when Andy is giving the toys away to little Bonnie. I started tearing up as he was giving each toy away, but when he got to Woody, I started bawling and couldn't stop it. Thank goodness I was wearing those 3D glasses to somewhat hide the waterworks.
Like all Disney/Pixar movies, it has so many morals and themes that everyone can relate to it and it really hits a soft spot. My older sister, who is 26, cried because it reminded her of her childhood; how we all have to grow up at some point. And for me, and I'm 20, it was about letting that things you love go because it's for the best.
I. Love. This. Movie. If you haven't seen it, do yourself a favor and go see it. If you've already seen it, watch it again.