[Conciliator]

Yeah I thought it was only OK. It has momentum, funny in places, but does feel more focus-grouped/less quietly experimental and creative than really good Pixar. Actually I think it's my least favorite Pixar picture, but I've never seen either of the Cars movies.

EDIT: Oh I like It's a Bug's Life less.

[Lunchbox]

hated it


cause it made me cry. men dont cry

[alphaNoid]

My son watches all 3 Toy Storys throughout the week. In the past year I'd say I've watched TS3 about 200 times, and thats probably short of the real number. Every single time though, at the end ... I choke up. The music, the climax of all the characters and the feeling of Andy leaving his childhood behind hit too close to home. Its very sad because we were all little kids once, and those magical times are behind us... until you have kids.

Immediately after the movie ends I start playing with my son, his toys and we build forts.

[Khal_B]

Not gonna lie, teared up pretty bad at the end. Stupid movie making me cry...

[Figboy79]

I enjoyed it immensely. It's one of the few trilogies where I've enjoyed every film, and where the third is quite possibly on par/better than the original.

My wife isn't a fan of the Toy Story movies at all (she hates them, really), but she actually really enjoyed TS3.

[fredrancour]

Every mention of pixar makes me realize I should eventually watch the incredibles and ratatouille.... I've seen the first 10 mins of incredibles but it was incredibly late at the time and i fell asleep.

[Grakl]

Yeah I thought it was only OK. It has momentum, funny in places, but does feel more focus-grouped/less quietly experimental and creative than really good Pixar. Actually I think it's my least favorite Pixar picture, but I've never seen either of the Cars movies. EDIT: Oh I like It's a Bug's Life less.

Good, because the Cars movies are terrible.

Every mention of pixar makes me realize I should eventually watch the incredibles and ratatouille.... I've seen the first 10 mins of incredibles but it was incredibly late at the time and i fell asleep.

The Incredibles is probably my second favorite Pixar movie, next to Wall-E.

[Perspicacity]

Today I learned that there are people who don't like The Incredibles. Weird.

[OldRosa]

It was allright. Not as good as How to Train Your Dragon.

[Red UFO]

The scene where Andy's mum walks into his empty room got me worse than the ending.

2 is the best.

[wetwired]

Fuck you guys for this thread. I got something in my eye just reading it.

The ending hit me hard as I have a young daughter about the age if the girl at the end and I just lost it

[SouthernDragon]

God Tier 1. Up 2. Toy Story 3. Finding Nemo 4. Toy Story 3 Good Tier 5. WALL-E 6. A Bug's Life 7. Ratatouille 8. Monster's Inc. 9. Cars Bad Tier 10. Toy Story 2 11. The Incredibles The Not Even going to bother with tier 12. Cars 2.

MR.SUCK

[marrec]

My son watches all 3 Toy Storys throughout the week. In the past year I'd say I've watched TS3 about 200 times, and thats probably short of the real number. Every single time though, at the end ... I choke up. The music, the climax of all the characters and the feeling of Andy leaving his childhood behind hit too close to home. Its very sad because we were all little kids once, and those magical times are behind us... until you have kids. Immediately after the movie ends I start playing with my son, his toys and we build forts.

My son thinks its lame.

[Cuban Legend]

Have you watched Grave of the Fireflies?

i cant hear you lalalala


oh god its too late, you got me...

[Karsticles]

I can't help but think it is the weaker of the trilogy. It felt too manufactured for me, too much polishing on a base with less substance than the previous movies.

Indeed. It felt contrived and forced. Who couldn't have seen the "twist" coming?