the end we deserve

Rating: 9/10 (28 September 2019)

This movie came at the right time of my life. like woody in toy story 4 I felt senseless, I lost my sense of purpose, and what used to give my existence meaning one day seems to be drained or I have outgrown it. Yet I was clinging to that routine and life. without it, my reality would be a complete void. That's what woody is dealing with, all his life he found meaning through making Randy happy, the last one who cherished him. But, now he's owned by Bonnie things don't seem to go well, as he ends up unused in the closet. So he tries to force a scenario where he makes her happy not for the sake of "making her happy" but for the feeling of fulfillment, even indirectly by protecting sparky. However, he ends up realizing that life changes and chapters go by. and like any other toy story film, this one is also an epopÃ© about moving on, not the same way as the third where the moving on represented growing up. here the moving forward is accepting the unknown, embracing the changes of wind and trusting your guts. it's an existential tale disguised as a kid's story. and god, how touching, relatable, emotional and funny it was! For me, it's the best toy story film and the end we truly deserved.