Toy Story 3 Review

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Streaming Movie-

Toy Story 3

Release Date: 24th June 2010 - Australia

Production Companies
Walt Disney Pictures
Pixar Animation Studios

Distribution
Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Australia

Genre: Animation/Family

Rating: PG

Runtime: 103 minutes

Budget: $200,000,000

Box Office Gross: $1,066,969,703 (Worldwide)

Plot Summary

As Andy prepares to depart for
college, Buzz, Woody and the

rest of his loyal toys are
troubled about their uncertain
future. It’s pandemonium as
they try to stay together,
ensuring "no toy gets left behind."

Voice Cast
Tom Hanks - Woody
Tim Allen - Buzz Lightyear
Javier Fernandez-Pena - Spanish Buzz

Joan Cusack - Jessie
Ned Beatty - Lotso
Don Rickles - Mr. Potato Head

Estelle Harris - Mrs. Potato Head

Wallace Shawn - Rex

John Ratzenberger - Hamm

Blake Clark - Slinky

Jeff Pidgeon - Aliens

Jodi Benson - Barbie
Michael Keaton - Ken

Bonnie Hunt - Dolly

Kristen Schaal - Trixie
Timothy Dalton - Mr. Pricklepants

Jeff Garlin - Buttercup
Bud Luckey - Chuckles
Teddy Newton - Chatter Telephone

R. Lee Emery - Green Army Sarge

John Morris - Andy

Emily Hahn - Bonnie
Lori Alan - Bonnie's Mom

Laurie Metcalf - Andy’s Mom
Bea Miller - Molly
Charlie Bright - Young Andy/Pea-in-a-Pod
John Cygan - Twitch

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Whoopi Goldberg - Stretch

Jack Angel - Chunk
Jan Rabson - Sparks
Richard Kind - Bookworm
Erik von Detten - Sid Phillips (Cameo)
Amber Kroner - Pea-in-a-Pod
Brianna Maiwand - Pea-in-a-Pod
Jack Willis - Frog

Crew
Story/Director - Lee Unkrich
Story/Executive Producer - John Lasseter

Story - Andrew Stanton
Screenplay - Michael Arndt
Producer - Darla K. Anderson
Head of Story - Jason Katz
Production Designer - Bob
Pauley
Art Director - Daisuke 'Dice' Tsutsumi

Sets Art Director - Robert Kondo
Character Designer - Nate Wragg
Supervising Technical Director -
Guido Quaroni

Supervising Animators - Bobby
Podesta and Michael Venturini
Directing Animators - Robert H.
Russ and Michael Stocker
Director of Photography:
Camera - Jeremy Lasky
Director of Photography: Lighting - Kim White
Film Editor - Ken Schretzmann
Re-Recording Mixer/Sound Designer/
Supervising Sound Editor - Tom Myers
Music - Randy Newman

Awards

2011 Academy Awards

Best Animated Feature - Lee Unkrich (Won)
Best Original Song "We Belong Together" - Randy Newman (Won)
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Best Picture - Darla K. Anderson (Nominated)
Best Sound Editing - Tom Myers and Michael Silvers (Nominated)
Best Adapted Screenplay - Michael Arndt, John Lasseter,
Andrew Stanton and Lee Unkrich (Nominated)

Review

TOY STORY 3 first came out in 2010 to a glowingly huge reception. Still, I was very sceptical that this threequel would live up to my expectations and of course I didn’t know it was going to be better than the first two movies. My doubts were probably because of the inclusion of Barbie and Ken in this addition. I was worried that there would be a romantic side-story to the film and this would take over the whole feature. However, thankfully my doubts were proven wrong and there are several moments in this movie that had nothing to do with romance. For instance, sequences like the climatic incinerator scene as well as the ending. These sequences could leave both young and old viewers with some fear and heartbreak. There are some scenes which may be difficult to watch for very young kids, but don't worry this is short-lived. Fans see TOY STORY 3 as the end of one chapter in this much-loved story with the promise of more fun to come.

It's legitimately moving and funny as you would expect of a Pixar film or a TOY STORY sequel. The characters that fans have grown to love over the years are present such as Buzz, Woody, Slinky, Hamm, Mr. Potato Head, Jessie and Rex. There are new additions like Lotso who rules Sunnyside Daycare with an iron fist and proves to be a fearsome antagonist. The animation is typical of Pixar's artistry and realism which has improved greatly over the years with the advancements in computer animation.

While most of the actors have returned to voice the characters like Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack, etc, this excludes the late Jim Varney who was replaced by Blake Clark as Slinky. Ned Beatty gives a significant turn in voicing Lotso, as if his character was the cute and cuddly bear that he seems to be on the outside but has the heart of the villain which Lotso proves to have.

TOY STORY 3 was another excellent instalment and I enjoyed this movie, despite my initial reservations. I probably think it was one of the greatest Pixar films so far, because CARS 2 and BRAVE don't have the same depth and emotion that was explored in TOY STORY 3. Highly recommended for people who like Andy have grown up with their favourite toys as well as a new generation of fans who want to see more of Buzz and Woody.

Star rating: (10/10) Best Movie Ever