Disney/Pixar Toy Story 3

[CMH]

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Not sure how you really make another Lion King unless it follows a similar theme and Pixar isn't interested in following what the majority would expect from a particular sequel.

I think that film should stay as is. I mean, I wouldn't be surprised if someone down the line decides to remake Lion King, but I hope it isn't anytime soon.

[racerx]

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Took my 2 year old on Monday to see this and we loved it!!!!

[Kearnzo]

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Just watched this with the wife and kid last night. I was teary eyed throughout the beginning and end, but the part that got me the most was:

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When they were all awaiting a fiery death, holding hands. I totally forgot about the "kids". Just the looks on their faces as they slid down into the fire almost had me bawling. The end was also very sad, but that part was very emotional.

[CMH]

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That scene hit me as well. Nothing but silence in the theaters. I'm convinced everyone was trying to hold back tears.

I can't remember the last time I had to choke back a cry when watching a film.

[racerx]

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My wife is picking up the Combo pak as we speak, really looking forward to watching this again. I took my 2 year old over the summer to see this but he was good up until the last 15 min, then started getting restless. So I never felt the effect of the ending.

[savoie2006]

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I really enjoyed this one. It's not as good as the first two, but that is expecting ALOT, because how do you improve on perfection? Though it was a fitting way to end the story, at least I hope it's the end.

[Speedy]

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It's not as good as the first two, but that is expecting ALOT, because how do you improve on perfection? Though it was a fitting way to end the story, at least I hope it's the end.

#1 was awesome. #2 was okay. #3 was perfect.

I don't believe it's arguable that #3 was the best. I've never been driven to near tears from an animation movie.

[JohnnytheSkin]

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We'll watch it again this weekend...but neither my wife or I were teary eyed or welled up with sadness.

Other Pixar movies have made me emotional (Finding Nemo tops the list as I have a young son), but Toy Story 3 as just sweet. Sure it's sad,

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but the joy the toys felt moving on more than made up for any sorrow Andy felt.

I was just happy at the end, not depressingly sad like so many here and elsewhere.

Granted,

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the trash pit sequence was a bit difficult to watch, but at the same time, you KNEW there would be a betrayal and you also should know that a kid's movie wouldn't have that much of a tragedy.

A very good movie overall, not the best Pixar, not the worst, firmly in the upper echelon, though lapped by Toy Story 2.

*Spoiler tags added though probably not necessary for folks reading the thread.*

[Blzer]

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Granted,

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the trash pit sequence was a bit difficult to watch, but at the same time, you KNEW there would be a betrayal and you also should know that a kid's movie wouldn't have that much of a tragedy.

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You know, I thought I knew they had to get out of it, but at that point I just didn't see a way that they could. I was almost thinking that they really were just going to die, hence the tears.

[Speedy]

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A very good movie overall, not the best Pixar, not the worst, firmly in the upper echelon, though lapped by Toy Story 2.

I don't how TS2 is better.

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Spoiler has nothing to do with movie...just pointing out that I'm unsure why I abbreviated the movie.

[The GIGGAS]

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I loved the TS trilogy, and TS3 was PERFECT.

However, I can never watch it again.

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I will cry like a damn baby if I watch that furnace sequence again. Nearly lost it in the movie theatre.

[Money99]

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I actually liked #3 the least. #2 was my favorite with the #1 a very close 2nd place.
I'll still be buying it for the kids though. They loved the movie.

[JayBee74]

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I loved the TS trilogy, and TS3 was PERFECT.

However, I can never watch it again.

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I will cry like a damn baby if I watch that furnace sequence again. Nearly lost it in the movie theatre.

They were all great movies. #3 had a little sadness in it but also had one of the most emotional scenes of any movie I've watched.

[techhokies]

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I never saw the second one, and only vaguely remember the first one. I remember not really liking it as a kid, but I was only around 10 years old and so who knows what was going on in my head. I loved this movie though.

I'll say the same thing I said for the movie "Up" though, I don't see how these are kid movies as there is so much sadness at times. I have to go back and watch Wall-E(and all other pixar movies except finding nemo), as I haven't seen that yet either, but after up and ts3, I'm going to give it a shot.