Absolutely worthy for 9 years of wating!

Rating: 10/10 (25 June 2019)

I just came back home after watching this. It was just like a dream.
I expected nothing but greatness, and that's exactly what I got. This was 100 minutes of your favorite toys finding themselves in action-packed, heart-wrenching scenarios time and time again. Woody's seemingly selfish actions have proved annoying in every single Toy Story film, but the audience always knows that, deep down, he means well. That's what his friends had to remind themselves every time Woody jumped into action in part four.
The flashbacks at the beginning were a tremendous help in further solidifying the emotional value of these toys and all that they have gone through together. All previous Toy Story movies have planted the idea time and time again that toys are meant to be there for their child, but this one seeks to challenge that, introducing the idea that not all who wander are lost.
Forky absolutely stole the show, highlighting just how important handmade creations can be to children, as well, and the pure lengths a toy would go to for his child. Sporks are now my favorite utensil.
Special appearances from past friends and new enemies who could give Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear a run for his money draw audiences in front the very beginning, making the theater explode in excitement and tear up just minutes later.
While younger children who might have only just been introduced to Buzz, Woody, and the gang probably found it meaningless, I didn't think I was going to be crying as hard as I did in that theater
This felt like a farewell to my childhood, and maybe it was Disney's way of waving goodbye to those who grew up with Toy Story, Toy Story 2, and Toy Story 3, saying it's finally time to let go.