'Toy Story 3' and My Lack of A Witty Title

This little critic is reviewing a little known movie titled 'Toy Story 3.' Perhaps you've heard of it?
I know, I know. This came out almost a month ago. Why make a review now? Honestly, I hate crowds and avoid going to the theater the first few weeks when a movie comes out and I just started this blog the day before yesterday.

Right now, I'm trying to forget about the World Cup right now (sheer disappointment) to come and bring you what I thought of 'Toy Story 3.'

I don't feel the need to give a summary of the film as many of you have probably seen it or read about it by now.

Obviously, the third installment of the most famous Pixar franchise revolves around trustworthy Sheriff Woody and the rest of the old gang we all know and have come to love.

Since the first film came out in 1995, the generation of the 90's kids thought that it was "all that and a bag of chips," "the bomb," and we literally went "postal" just to see it. Okay, maybe we didn't go crazy, but I'm sure you can all agree it was one of the things that defined the mid-90's and our childhood.

What I loved about the film is that it finishes the journey of Andy's toys...in a sense, and leaves you feeling happy and bittersweet at the same time.

I watched this in 3D and while it was totally not worth it, I was happy I had the glasses to shield my tears from others. I knew no one would turn around to see my pitiful tears streaming down my face and call me "wuss!" but I was still happy those glasses were on my face.

My face behind the 3D glasses

All right, I didn't cry THAT much, but I couldn't help but tear up.

It's a great family film, but I think this really was geared more to the older audiences who watched the first 2 movies as children. By all means, if you have little children/siblings, bring them, but if they're under the age of 6, they may or may not get bored at some parts of the movie as they may not be able to understand the more serious parts of the film.

That was more of a precaution than a suggestion. I rather you would bring the kids to the theater to share the experience with you cause Toy Story is friggen awesome. :)

5/5

I'm not biased about my rating since I'm a Toy Story/90's kid.....ahhh, PSYCHE!

Totally biased, I don't care. Just watch it if you haven't. It's fun, sweet, and just plain great.

DVD/Blu-Ray worthy? Yes, to me. I could watch it again and I need to complete the Toy Story set, right?

Next review, 'The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus' otherwise known as Heath Ledger's last movie before he died.

Keep on watchin'

The Little Critic