The dialogue is both smart and, at times, a bit adult. (You’ll know it when you see it… I mean, hear it.)Ĩ. I said it about their last two films and I’ll say it again: Pixar likes making audiences cry! Their storytelling and character development is so on point here that by the end of the movie I was hearing sniffling and watching grown adults wipe their eyes! They’re crying over a computer-generated plastic toy voiced by Tom Hanks! You win, Pixar! Okay? Next time can you make a movie that doesn’t make me feel like a middle-aged woman watching “Fried Green Tomatoes”?ħ. I never thought I’d say this but… I love Ken.Ħ. The addition of this character to the franchise (and Keaton to the cast) is fantastic. Michael Keaton brings life to Barbie’s soul mate Ken. I can’t wait to see what they release in 2021. This is the best you’ve ever seen Woody and Buzz not only is it darn impressive, but it shows that Pixar is in a perpetual state of evolution. And while the animation and technology used back then is still impressive today, it’s nowhere near what Pixar is accomplishing in the third film. But with that being said, and I truly can’t believe I’m going to say this, but “Toy Story 3” just may be the best movie out of the “Toy Story” trilogy.Ĥ. Second, because it’s hard to pull off even one sequel that pushes the boundaries of originality, let alone a third film in a franchise.
First, because Pixar has hit towering home runs on their past two outings (“Wall-E” and “Up”) and I honestly didn’t know if they could keep it up year after year. I have to admit I was a bit leery going into “Toy Story 3” for a few reasons. It’s both a conceptual and technological masterpiece.Ģ. Sure, Pixar continues to amaze audiences with their animation prowess, but this dialogue-less short is innovative even by Pixar standards. A brilliant short titled “Day & Night” from director Teddy Newton.
I loved this movie and don’t want to ruin one bit of it for anyone.ġ.
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