Just Like The Other Films Of The Series: Never Fails!

Rating: 10/10 (24 February 2011)

A whole generation grew up watching the great "Toy Story" series in the 90's and then we entered in the 21st century and people at Pixar must have thought that kids wouldn't care about a film about toys. After all, kids nowadays have other kinds of things to do, now they use the internet, computers, video games, in short, the culture of toys changed a lot and that's why we had to wait for 11 years until the release of a third part of "Toy Story". People at Pixar needed to know if another movie would be plausible, meaningful now. But the wait worth all the while. "Toy Story" continues being the animated film series that never fails, entering into a new generation without disappoint its previous, and end up being the most innovative and brilliant film of the series.
Why we care so much about this phenomenon? Because it really touches a part of us that never dies, our childhood memories, our childhood toys and the all fun we had with them, some of the greatest moments of our lives. But then one day we grow up and must leave them all behind; some of us can do very easily, others take a longer time or always hide them in some part of the house keeping them as remembrance of a good time. "Toy Story 3" using the famous toys Woody (Tom Hanks), Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen) and others, in this part of life when kids grown up and don't need these toys anymore, so Woody, Buzz and all Andy's toys are frightened with the possibility of going to the trash, or to the attic, or the last and more plausible option, being donated to a day-care center. But when Andy is deciding to keep the toys before going to college his mom takes all of them putting them in a day-care center that seems to be a great place to stay, all the toys there welcome them very well, including Barbie's Ken (voice by Michael Keaton) and a charming bear (Ned Beatty), but things are not what they appear and here starts the dangers of the lovely characters of "Toy Story" who wants to back home to his previous owner.
In its themes about rejection, changes of life and the things we miss in life "Toy Story 3" adds humor, great jokes, an incredible adventure (the opening scene has to be most memorable moment in a transition of a wild adventure with the toys and than transformed into Andy playing with them as a kid) and a lot of emotion (very difficult not to cry at the final minutes). And, again, as the other films this is not just entertainment for kids, the series always knows how to grab a older audience, of all ages, it's fun for everyone.
"Toy Story 3" is the best Animation of 2010 and one of the Top 10 of the past ten years, but in terms of longevity, in touching themes that never gets old despite we think it might be, this film will echo in a long time. A great part of a successful trilogy that you must see anytime. 10/10