Great movie to a great series

Rating: 10/10 (22 June 2010)

There's nothing that can be said bad about this movie. I mean it, nothing-bad-at-all. Toy Story 3 not only rocks (I'm 30 years old and I took my two young nephews to go see it just today), but its the BEST (in my opinion) of all three Toy Story movies. It seems that with each Toy Story installment, the movies not only get better, they get more entertaining and humorous for audiences for all ages. Toy Story 3 has depth, a great story, characters you care about, wonderful writing and the animation is top notch. As I said, there isn't anything I can say negative about this film.
(Spoiler Alert) Andy is growing up and heading off to college, but the question we want to know is "What's going to happen to the toys?" After a series of misadventures, the toys arrive at a day care, where we are introduced to several new characters and the movie becomes a cliché of classic prison escape movies, though you really don't see it as such until later. The new toys we are introduced to are Ken doll, Lots-o-Hugs Bear and even a toy triceratops named Trixie. Each new toy (as well as our favorite old toys) have their own unique and entertaining character traits that make us laugh or at least smile. Buzz himself goes through a humorous transformation that you have to see to appreciate. Both old and new toys interact well in the movie, thanks to both the animators and the characters voice actors.
There's not much else I can say that praises this film that others haven't already said. Toy Story 3 is a classic in the making, and if Pixar knows whats best, they'll retire the Toy Story films now before they ruin them. (Granted, I was apprehensive before going to see this one because I didn't think they could out due the second installment, but hey...). If your a fan of Pixar films, or a fan of the Toy Story films, this is a must see for you.