Monsters Inc 2 is out in 2010 as well. :yawn: Why can't they just do original films?
I think you're mistaken with that one. Imdb lists it with a very tentative 2012 date, but as there's no actual information on the page i don't think anything's been officially announced.
Also, it seems that TS3 has taken £21 Million in the UK:eek: Not sure whether that's just this weekend or all of last week too (i'm thinking it must be the latter), but either way it's impressive.
Also, it seems that TS3 has taken £21 Million in the UK:eek: Not sure whether that's just this weekend or all of last week too (i'm thinking it must be the latter), but either way it's impressive.
I watched it aswell did anyone spot Sid Phillips as the garbage guy with headphones :D
NOOOO, was it really? When we got home my brother was saying how they should have put Sid in the film somewhere! I'm gonna have to look for that when it comes out on DVD!
I really LOVED this film. Although I am kinda sad its come to an end. I was about 5 I think when the first film came out so I did grow up watching these films. I mean I had the first two on video and I saw them SO many times that I literally know the entire script!
So yeah I found the ending quite emotional! Especially when Andy was reluctant to give Woody away, but then it was nice all the things he said about each toy!
Awesome film in my opinion and I really just hope that Disney/Pixar aren't blown away by the amount of money this one makes and just leave the trilogy as it is. I will not be impressed if they make a part 4 with Bonnie as the kid instead of Andy.
I also loved the fact that there was so many older teens/adults watching it without any kids! Although I'm a year or so older than Andy so I feel like its my time to grow up now as he has done, LOL!
I thought it was great, I cried twice and I would see it again. But the first film is still my favourite. Wouldn't see it in 3D again though it wasn't all that good. When I saw Street Dance 3D it was much better effects really popped out at you, but Toy Story didn't so much.
I saw a 9pm screening so there weren't any kids in the audience but there were a lot of sniffling adults and more than one who were actually sobbing. I was quite grateful for the 3D glasses at the end even though it wasn't very 3D
I thought it was great, I cried twice and I would see it again. But the first film is still my favourite. Wouldn't see it in 3D again though it wasn't all that good. When I saw Street Dance 3D it was much better effects really popped out at you, but Toy Story didn't so much.
That's because the actual content in the film had depth rather than just what you were looking at. TS3 wasn't a 'made for 3D viewing' film, it's just that the technology was available and the marketing side of things decided to go to town on advertising the fact that it was being shown in 3D. The title shouldn'tve read 'Toy Story 3 3D,' it should've simply been 'Toy Story 3' - with a side note saying it was showing in 2D and 3D ... but then less people would pay money to see it, of course.
The beginning sequence was awesome and a fantastic reference to the original.
This is a silly question, but when Andy says "Thanks guys" at the end did he kinda know all along the toys were alive or (I always thought this before) it was in his head? I think the thing is, they were special to him so they felt ALIVE to him
Watched it yesterday! Was sooo good! I haven't watched the first or second ones so I was a bit hesitant if I would understand it all but it wasn't really linked with anything from the first ones as I was told by my brother. He said I should still watch the first one though cos it was the best.
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I think you're mistaken with that one. Imdb lists it with a very tentative 2012 date, but as there's no actual information on the page i don't think anything's been officially announced.
Also, it seems that TS3 has taken £21 Million in the UK:eek: Not sure whether that's just this weekend or all of last week too (i'm thinking it must be the latter), but either way it's impressive.
Why should they? Toy story 2 and 3 were both awesome so they have proved these aren't just cheap cash ins.
Cars 2 is justified by the sheer demand for it, it's an absolute behemoth as a series.
They are still making new IP's as well I just hope Newt gets made.
I think TS3 just came out this weekend in the UK
But I saw it on Wednesday
NOOOO, was it really? When we got home my brother was saying how they should have put Sid in the film somewhere! I'm gonna have to look for that when it comes out on DVD!
It came out on Monday in the UK!
I really LOVED this film. Although I am kinda sad its come to an end. I was about 5 I think when the first film came out so I did grow up watching these films. I mean I had the first two on video and I saw them SO many times that I literally know the entire script!
So yeah I found the ending quite emotional! Especially when Andy was reluctant to give Woody away, but then it was nice all the things he said about each toy!
Awesome film in my opinion and I really just hope that Disney/Pixar aren't blown away by the amount of money this one makes and just leave the trilogy as it is. I will not be impressed if they make a part 4 with Bonnie as the kid instead of Andy.
I also loved the fact that there was so many older teens/adults watching it without any kids!
Newt has been shelved indefinitely. It's Cars 2 in 2011, then Brave (originally The Bear and the Bow, I think) and Monsters Inc 2 in 2012.
They're just covering their bases.
That's because the actual content in the film had depth rather than just what you were looking at. TS3 wasn't a 'made for 3D viewing' film, it's just that the technology was available and the marketing side of things decided to go to town on advertising the fact that it was being shown in 3D. The title shouldn'tve read 'Toy Story 3 3D,' it should've simply been 'Toy Story 3' - with a side note saying it was showing in 2D and 3D
Cried at the end - more than I should have probably!
My five year old absolutely broke her heart at the end, bless
i think you're one in a minority there, pal.
One of my friends just sent me a text about it and said:
"Fantastic! I want to watch it again! The atmosphere in the cinema was great too.....everyone was laughing and crying - never known that before."
That was my experience too.
I stand by my original statement though.
It had all the emotions - funny, charming and sad.
Plus, the beggining sequence was spectacular - especially when watching it in 3D.
The first Toy Story brings back many memories for me as a kid and I am so happy that the Toy Story sequel has lived up to its expectation.
One of the best films I watched at the cinema.
I got a Toy Story 3 Cup with a toy too.
Ok just me then.....