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Originally Posted by awsomered
I got to see Toy Story 3 on Friday, it was great I came back to visit the forums to write about it.
It was without a doubt one of the Disney movies. The story went a lot deeper than any of the Toy Story movies and Pixar movies. When watching some of the scenes from the movie I forgot that these are toys up on the screen. Some parts were very suspenseful and sad as well.
After seeing some parts from the first two Toy Stories I noticed how much Pixars animation quality has improved. Which I didn't notice during the actual movie because there was so much more going on with the story. I heard that the movie is much better in 3D and I saw it in normal 2D.
I think TV shorts with some of the new characters would be very cool to see. I've heard rumors that the Cars 2 short in the beginning will be a Toy Story short but I don't know how true that is. I also plan to see the movie again in 3D, but overall the movie was great ecspecially since it's not a 2nd movie but a 3rd as well as the fact it was 11 years since the last movie came out.
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I saw it in 3D, and to be honest it was the weakest 3D movie that I have seen. It wasn't worth paying the extra money to see it in 3D. Although, if you are looking for an excuse to see it again, I am all for seeing it in 3D. I am trying to think of an excuse myself to see it again.
I agree, normally Disney isn't very good with sequels. Usually the sequels are okay, but don't compare to the original.
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Originally Posted by PurpleAmy
I saw Toy Story 3 the other day, and it was great! Honestly, I cried a few times. I thought it was pretty emotional, and it seemed to me that you never really knew what was going to happen. It amazes me how Pixar thinks of all of these things, whoever wrote the script for Toy Story 3 in my opinion is a genius! I love the movie; it was great, one of the best movies of this year in my opinion. I saw it in 3D and it was really super-clear.
Overall, it was a great movie! I loved it a lot and plan on going to see it a few times more!
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I cried also. The movie was more sentimental then anything really. It was my brother's favorite movie as a child and I've dealt with him "leaving the nest" as well.