Finally got the chance to see ‘Toy Story 3’; Pixar has finally given a fitting closure to this wonderful franchise.
Woody,
Buzz and rest of the gangs are back. As their owner Andy gets prepared to go
for the college, the toys are concerned about their future. However, having
spent an entire childhood with the toys, Andy too is emotional and decides to
keep the lot in the attic. Accidentally all the toys get donated to a daycare
named ‘Sunnyside’. Initially the toys are thrilled with the thought that they
will again be playmates to the group of young toddlers, but their eagerness
swiftly turns to horror as they discover the true nature of the establishment
under the rule of the deceitful ‘Lotso’ Bear. The story ends with how Woody
formulates a scheme to save his friends and help them to escape the confinement
and return home to Andy where they truly belonged.
Apart
from the captivating story, the animation is just amazing. The characters are
lively and the voice over is perfect. Leaving aside the regular dose of
hilarity ‘Toy Story 3’ provides some nits and bits of sentiment which blended
flawlessly thus bringing us more close to the characters. This movie will
definitely work for adults and youngsters alike
.
‘Toy
Story 3’ for sure delivers the implication to all of us which is; everyone at
some point of time will certainly be reminded about their hasty childhood and
the toys they have cherished for so long, only to be forgotten with the track
of time.
My Rating : 9/10
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