Best part in trilogy, best (animation) film of last years

Rating: 9/10 (7 January 2012)

I'll go straight on this: I didn't really like the second part of "Toy Story". Not that it was a bad movie, but in my opinion it had weak story. The problem portrayed in it was unimpressive and plot details often appeared far-fetched. It was just like ordinary second part of something, the thing which doesn't aim to deliver something new, but just to bring something old and present it again in a slightly new manner for an amazing and good time.
But when I've watched the third part I realized this was a completely another approach. How surprised I was to see the same team that created Toy Story 2 to change their "set problem->get adventure" algorithm to a something deeper and metaphorical, something that while being portrayed in toys can be easily seen in us, humans! This valuable ability of a movie about toys was there, in the first part, was almost ignored in the second part, and blossomed into brilliant drama in the third part.
Besides the drama, Toy story 3 still preserves its style of breathtaking adventure and wonderful humor. The things that are equally appealing to children and adults. And this is another wonderful notice about this film - you will have real fun while watching it, and yet have the things to think about when it ends.
It was hard for me not to cry at the end. There were several such strong moments in the film, but that last scene brought the main idea and feeling a toy story could bring to us, adults - that feeling of saying goodbye to your childhood.