~*Echo*~

Just got back from seeing it, and I loved it. I must admit, I got a lump in my throat at the end.

shippercrazy

Just saw it too. First day out in England. I cried so much. The 3d glasses saved me

Someone else said this earlier but it really did feel like my childhood had ended. Ive just turned 24 but this film gave me closure. Was brilliant. Though i need tissues

I loved the start, the same as the start of the first film. And sid as the dustbin man

.dEpp.

Same here, I thought it was brilliant.

I cried as soon as the whole home videos thing started. Literally, cried for the lost long days of my childhood... this is why I love Pixar, they make movies you can really identify with.

I was still crying at the end. "thanks, Andy". Opened the floodgates.

Did anyone else go home and frantically look for their old toys?

crazy_diamond

I wish I had my old toys

krisz

I saw it last weekend. Such a great movie. The ending was very sweet. I am glad I had the glasses on to hide my eyes. Very sad!

Sir Samuel Vimes

how does this only have 4 pages??? Greatest film to come out for a very long time.

I saw it yesterday, I loved it sooooo much, it was amazing. Only 3 films I've cried at (This, The Notebook and The Lion King). The 11 year wait was soooo worth it, fantastic in every way, nothing disappointed.


Didn't notice Sid the binman when watching it in the cinema, there are loads of references to other pixar films throughout.

I just watched the ending again on youtube, my eyes watered.

I doubt there will be another film that will beat Toy Story 3 this decade.

Brilliant, just brilliant.

claudypritz

^couldn't agree more, it was brilliantly done

crazy_diamond

and yes the Claw...

allybubba

Amazing amazing movie. I wept like a baby, LOL.

Okay, had to come back and edit.

I tried to tell my brother one of the many sad parts made that me cry during the movie (he cried as well so I wasn't alone! ) and I couldn't even SAY it without starting to cry. It's ridiculous.

A lot of it has to do with.. I guess we're all (at least the one's that grew up with this movie among others) supposed to be Andy. WHen the first one came out I was 8, pretty much like Andy. And now 15 years later... gah. I hate growing up and getting old. That was one of the things that really hit me.

Then of course there's the incinerator. JEEEEEEEESUS. I was like 'They're holding hands accepting death?!' *gasps for air*

And then when Andy takes out each toy and tells Bonnie who they are. It's like they all got to hear him say why he loved them one last time and omg, i'm tearing up again.

SIGHHHHHHHHH. This movie.

crazy_diamond

don't worry about it being ridiculous, we all cried

claudypritz

^that's so true

I know!, I couldn't help but cry when Andy was saying that line in your siggy

beautiful movie hands down!

allybubba

I wish I could fit the whole thing in there about each and every toy. OH MAN.

Beautiful, BEAUTIFUL movie.

claudypritz

^I know what you mean I think that last good-bye scene is what turned the whole saga into a classic...such an awesome way to end it!

I love that this movie really has it all...heartbreaking, sweet and funny moments, which makes it memorable for so many reasons that you can't just pick one

UpInFlames

Absolutely adored this movie. There were a ton of throwbacks to TS1 and TS2 that made the final installment that much more incredible. My friends and I laughed, we gasped, we annoyed the other viewers with our outspoken "Oh no"s and "Oh my god"s...it was an amazing experience, especially in Disney 3D.

I'll be buying the triology on dvd when it comes out, definitely.

bullbbt

I want a Toy Story 4. STAT