Toy Story 3, 2010

I love Pixar. Let's face it, a lot of studios out there would of shelled out another Toy Story sequel some time ago, it took Pixar 11 years to come up with a story that would be a satisfying conclusion, and satisfying it is.

Toy Story 3 opens with Andy headed to college. The toys, Rex especially as always, are quite distraught. The plan is to go into attic mode, and to wait there until Andy needs them again. Things don't always work out as planned, through a mix up the Toys are donated to Sunny Side Daycare. They are thrilled, except for Woody of course, loyal Woody always needs to get back to Andy, but for everyone else who was attic bound the chance to be played with daily is too much to pass up on. Things aren't always as the seem though, wouldn't make for a good story if they were.

Toy Story 3 delves into mortality more deeply than most oscar baited films you will find out there. Mortality, family, purpose, they are all explored upon, and Pixar may have their swan song. I highly recommend this film, especially those of you who have seen the first two, and grown up with them as I have. If you haven't shame on you, go rent them, then see this one.

5/5 Perfection