Plot Hole: The Movie starring Toy Story 2's Plot

Rating: 5/10 (22 March 2017)

Toy Story 3 follows Andy's toys as he moves to college and attempts to donate them, whereupon they decide to escape from the day care in which they were sent to.
Similar to the last two movies, the voice acting is great. Every actor has hit just the right amount of expression and tone for each line in each scenario. It's clear that these guys are competent and know exactly what they're doing at this point.
In addition, the music continues to be good. It's a well-suited soundtrack for the series, and that trend doesn't stop here.
However, this movie is littered with plot holes. Most of the movie is consumed by the toys' attempt to escape the day care. Their plan is intricate and well-thought out, yet so little of it makes sense. So much of it is reliant on certain items being in certain areas when, in reality those items are fairly unlikely to be there. And the characters would've had zero opportunity to actually seek out these items due to their situation in the day care. I found myself sighing and cringing far too often as their plan was carried out, and it just proved unenjoyable to say the least.
Furthermore, I don't see how people can love this movie more than Toy Story 2, because both movies are practically identical. If you don't see it, let me break a couple things down for you. Both are about the toys trying to escape from their current predicament to return to Andy, both movies feature a large, lovable character with a cane who is later proved to be less than what he was originally thought to be, both feature sob stories (complete with flashbacks) for new characters, both involve a scene near the end where the characters are on a conveyor belt of some kind. Connecting the dots yet? Yeah, they're the same movie, just with different looking characters. And there's even more similarities than that if you watch the movie, which I won't spoil for you if you haven't seen it.
Overall Toy Story 3 is nonsensical, often rushed, and completely recycled material. I really don't understand how it got as much acclaim as it did, but that's beyond my control I suppose. In the end I wouldn't recommend this movie.