Toy Story 3 is a must see, with tons of laugh's and touching moments that everyone can relate too.This is by far one of the best endings to a trilogy that I've seen.

Rating: 9/10 (29 July 2014)

In 1995 Toy Story first touched our lives introducing a wide cast of characters that we have grown to love. Toy Story 2 was released in 1999 and now in 2010 Toy Story 3. I was ten years old when Toy Story hit the screen. Now 15 years later I find myself still amazed and attached to the warm characters that have followed me into adulthood.
The demanding trials and the wonderful sense of love, and friendship that the characters have for each other another is what has made this trilogy a success. I've always enjoyed their hardships, always sitting on the edge of my seat waiting to see what happens next. The storyline for all three films share very similar themes with the constant fear of being abandoned, or the idea of being forgotten. This theme is even stronger in this third part of the story. The movie emphasizes the bonds of friendship and courage, while showing how the feeling of abandonment and loss can turn someone for the worse. With tons of laugh's and touching moments that everyone, young and old can relate too. It's a great experience to watch how their views of the world and concerns display the toy characters that they are. The relationship that the toys have with their owner has always been very interesting to me.
It's been 11 years since Toy Story 2 and the voice of John Morris now 23, plays Andy once again. Andy has outgrown his toys and is about to move to college. This is the fear that his toys have had for years.
As the plot unfolds the toys are fooled into thinking Andy has thrown them away. The toys frantically escape from the trash bag and end up in a nearby box in the garage labeled Sunnyside daycare. They're caught off guard by Andy's mother and accidentally donated to Sunnyside.
At Sunnyside we're introduced to many new toys. At first glance Sunnyside seems like heaven for Woody and the rest of the gang. There are always children to play with them and they no longer feel heartbroken or unwanted. However, the toys soon find out that Sunnyside is not quite what it seems.
There are many great scenes that make this move an eye wiper. There is a very mature scene for its targets audience involving a Lord of the Rings type feel. It is a very dark and dramatic moment. All the feelings of love and friendship are fully shown as the fate of the toys hang in the balance.
The movie comes to a close with one of the most impressive and well directed conclusions Pixar has come up with. Andy plays with his toys as a young adult one last time, remembering his childhood. It's a bitter sweet welcome of adulthood and the parting of childhood. This is the first time Woody, Buzz and the rest hear how Andy truly feels about them. He shows how much he appreciates that they have always been there for him and the friendship they given him through the years.
Toy Story 3 is a must see for everyone. It's a beautiful story about memories and the passing of time. How you treat the people in your life. It reaches out to the parents in the audience as they have watched their own children grow and learn about life through the toys they played with. It's a funny and touching farewell to the characters we've all come to know and love. One of the best endings of a trilogy I have seen to date.