The movie to convey Pixar's timing and greatness is in "Toy Story 3"!

Rating: 10/10 (13 August 2010)

Reminiscently, this movie banks a lot of that for me, personally, as I grew up with the first set of Toy Story movies. But to see it again at the age I am now was just fantastic.
Pixar just knows how to make their movies golden, in terms of legacy. Toy story, however justifies this. The movie takes place with Andy going to college. It's sad to see this happening, but yes, that's the story line it's based on. So the toys are going to be obsolete and unused for all of eternity (so they think). When Andy places Woody in his bag preparing for college, he leaves his other toys (Jessie, Rex, Hamm, Buzz and all the other toys), but places them near the attic so they can be put up there.
The way everything clashes together is really tense. How Andy's mum mistakes the toys for garbage, then throws them away. But everything's blown out of proportion when Woody tries to save them, then they get taken to Daycare, that the toys prepare for intentionally as they think that they are better of at least being used, than being garbage (but that has a twist that they never realized).
It's said that Lot'so Bear was a prototype for Pixar that the company were building up for, especially for this movie. Well he's brilliant! And everything works so well. Especially what secrets hides behind the Daycare as well as kids! It's hilarious also with the Spanish Buzz, Ken (Michael Keaton) getting mocked as a Girl's play doll accessory! Amazing stuff. I loved the nostalgic factor more than anything. The story, the voice cast, the laughs, the new toys... And admittedly this movie is very sad. Everything works so well, and for that it deserves 10/10!