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The latest Pixar film in the Toy Story Series, this film after I watched it on the Net brought back alot of memories that made me feel nostalgic. It also towards the end brought me to tears which few films do. I remembered playing with some of my old toys when I was younger and all the adventures I had with them. Over the years I gave some away but there will always be a few of them that I cannot for any amount of money give away. Any film that makes this gruff twenty year old cry is a good film and well worth seeing. So what did you think?

I saw Toy Story 3 twice already, and I'm going again later this week!

I must say, Pixar did a very good job on it, and the animation only got better! The way all the toys move is very close to how real humans do, and believe me, that takes a LOT of work on the computer to make it look as good as it did.

The first time I saw it, I went with a few of my friends, and I was the only one not-in-tears! Of course, I never cry in movies, but if it made everyone else in the theater bawl, then it had to have been good, in my book.

It also reminded me of when I was younger, and I had all those toys I couldn't go a day without playing with, or think about at least. I still have quite a few in my attic, now that you mention it. It also brought back the memories of how I thought all my toys walked and talked when I wasn't home, and I would always talk to them and ask them what they did today when I would get home.

I would recommend this movie to anyone, of any age, because nobody's too old to watch this movie, and also the first and second. :3

It hasn't come out in the UK yet ><
I am really looking forward to this though and planning to watch it as soon as it comes out!

Same here. xD

I just saw Toy Story 3 a few days ago,and it was completely enjoyable.

Found it quite brilliant. The emotion it was able to convey was pretty amazing. I felt more attached to Woody and the others than I did in the first two!

I saw the film twice. It was def brillant. Unlike most Disney sequels that only got worse, Toy Story got better and better with each film.

My only minor complaint of what they should've added [I think it's just me being nitpicky], is an additional scene of Andy having a dream and he's having a heartfelt conversation with Woody. IMO though.

ack in Italy it hasn't come out yet >.< it will arrive in theatres the 7th July so I still have a week to wait xD

I loved it when I saw it.
I, of course, cried at a lot of parts.

It was very good. A great end to the trilogy. I agree with everyone when I say that, yes, the Toy Story sequels got better unlike most Disney sequels.

I haven't scene it yet. I know my Mom is dying to see it, so we'll most likely purchase it when it comes out on DVD.

I have not seen it yet, but if I saw it on my birthday(which is the very day it came out in the US) and from what I hear, I probably would've enjoyed it. I quite enjoyed Toy Story, and it was the first computer graphic animated movie, correct? Quite a breakthrough. Of course, it was original at it's time, and it still is a favorite, for me, among Pixar movies(though "Wall-e" moved me and "Up" was incredible) and it's surprisingly not as baby-ish, or child-ish as people seem to automatically think. Yes, Pixar movies have child qualities, especially character wise, but they have good values underneath all the plot.

I will see this movie, end of story.

For Disney, yes.

I want to see this movie really badly, but since I am going to buy (Batman : Under the Red Hood) when it comes out, I'm short of cash. So I'm going to wait till the prices go down in a few years or buy it at Half Price books. xD (They sell DVDs too)

Yeah. I saw that movie in 3D at IMAX theater. I sure loved the part when the toys played Monopoly in the vending machine at the daycare center.