A Toy-Driven Adventure That's worth The Buy.

Rating: 9/10 (15 September 2019)

Toy Story 4 was an absolute delight, and especially for those who have followed the franchise from it's debut in 1995. This film is just as good as the first, in some cases might be better, with it's excellent storytelling and add-ons of new toys (characters)
Thr film starts right where we left off, with Bonnie having all of Andy's old toys, and what might seem like a rendition of attempting to relieve the good times of its debut film, the film takes on new leaps with an even overpowering message of independence and self happiness.
Bonnie's first day at kindergarden is scared for her and has no friend, she, with the help of Woody makes a new toy called 'Forky' which is essentially a sprk with buttons for eyes, and string for arms and legs.
The Spork is having an existential as he id unsure of what he is doing being a toy and just wants to be in his safe home of the trash can.
As Forky makes his escape from the family vacation car, Woody is left trying to get him back, since it is Bonnie's new favourite toy, and the the duo go on a wilde adventure together between finding the Antique store, where the majority of the adventure happens.
In it's 100 minute play through, the film takes us on a wild ride of many meanings that can installed into our own lives. It deals with loyalty, friendship, sacrifices and liberation.
It really was a well put together film with tons of laughs and new characters that you can fall in love with all over again.
It is one of the only films in the franchise in my opinion that connected all the dots to the first installment of the film , and everything was pieced together really nicely,
If this is the last instalment of the franchise, as we have seen Tim Allen and Tom Hanks mention numerous times, then i am completely happy with its final adventure.
It just made me smile, laugh , cry and get that feel of when I was a little boy watching the first film in all it's glory and brought us back to great story telling of a boy who got joy out of his toys.
The boy has grown up, and so have the toys, and with our day and age with toys not being what they use to be - this film really brings it back to square one of hope, happiness and love, for the innocence of every boy and girl.
As stated, earlier, this might be just as good as the first installment of the series, if not better, but it definitely is an absolute gold mine of recapturing the kid sin all of us.
9/10 - Worth the buy, Watch and an encore