Toy Story 3 Options

[Toriamelio]

hardy har har. Thats not what I ment people. Besides. I think he was younger than 10. Like I'm 11 and just last year I wasn't on the floor of my room playing with a Mr. Potato Head.

This post has been edited by Toriamelio: Nov 22 2009, 03:08 AM

[W.I.N.X]

I thought he was about 8. It makes sense, considering he's just leaving for college. And his mother is making a big deal out of it, but if it was say, his second or third year, she wouldn't be so excited(for lack of a better word)

[Toriamelio]

diddo 8 seems more like it. And you have a point about the collage deal.

[wkw427]

I saw it

I cried

[winxclubrox23]

Yeah, I'm not gonna lie. I was tearing up a bit too. The ending was just so dang bitter-sweet, I couldn't help it.

[Sen]

is it better than the previous ones? =)

[wkw427]

All three of them complement eachother

[{§hani}]

ahh i cant wait to see this!! ive been waiting for 4 years!!!!

[wkw427]

I was waiting 10..

[dittadulla]

I waited 11.

[W.I.N.X]

CAN.NOT.WAIT. It just came out here yesterday, so I'm dragging my friends along with me ASAP.

[aqua_pearl]

This is why Pixar rules. Thank god there is sonmeone who can do sequels right. This movie actually made me clean out my room. Favourite childhood things i couldn't throw away went into storage of course. That movie scared me at the end.

[Boo]

Oh my goodness... one word: nostalgia. More words: I instantly missed childhood... The fact that I will be going to college relatively soon made it extremely difficult to watch without just sobbing; I did end up in tears when I left the theater.

The timing makes me wonder if there is actual truth behind it. I haven't done any research, but it makes me wonder if one of the geniuses at Pixar has a child who inspired "Andy" in all films (as if the films reflects the stages of this child growing up). Or perhaps, as one of my acquaintances believes, it was carefully timed so those who were children when the first movie came out would be going to college or would soon be leaving when the third was released. (It is timed too precisely to be coincidental, in my opinion).

At any rate, it was just such a great way to end such an excellent line of movies. :) I've never been disappointed by Pixar.

[{§hani}]

OWMAHGOSH IT WAS AWSOMEEE
/cough erm sorry capitals. i saw it a week ago or so it was awwsssommeeee
i love spanish buzz! and man woody is flexable.

[W.I.N.X]

I too, saw it a week ago. I cried. Twas sad. I miss childhood.

[dittadulla]

I didn't really cry, don't generally cry or tear up to movies or books (with like one or two exceptions), but I thought the ending was kinda emotional though ;-;

Oh yes, I saw it... a week or two ago? idk.

Loved Spanish!Buzz to bits. Nothing has been more awesome.

[demon]

it was amazing

[Rocco343]

I came, I saw, I cried!

Brought a tear to me eye and also to the eye of the other adults that went with me.

[Adrain Shepard]

I saw this movie in 3D and it was cool. =)

[DP053742]

I also saw Toy Story 3, and since I saw Toy Story 3 I'm going to get a Buzz Lightyear action figure, and a Sheriff Woody doll. I am going to wait until my grandma goes to Ohio for the week, and stay behind in Missouri with my grandpa, so that I can get my Sheriff Woody doll, Buzz Lightyear action figure, and Victoria's Secret- Life is Pink Hope Pink Eau de Parfum. If that doesn't work out, then I have to wait until Christmas, so that I can ask my mother for the Sheriff Woody doll, and Buzz Lghtyear action figure.