Justifies its existence

Rating: 8/10 (5 October 2019)

Im definitely among the crowd that didnt rush out to see this because I questioned why this needed to exist other than as a cash grab. Im surprised to say while its not as thickly packed with emotional beats as the first three its definitely not a step down in quality. I was thoroughly invested in the story within the first act. More importantly, while 3 provided closure for the concept of the living toys, this provides closure for the central characters and is solid as an ending to the series. If youre one of the types that has noticed a step divide in quality of pixar films you can rest assured this still fits in the "good" pixar category. I still would stand firm that this has gotta be it. Any Toy story movies after this are going to have serious deminishing returns.