Toy Story 3 is yet another perfect installment to the Toy Story franchise. The story begins with Andy (the owner of the toys) preparing to leave for college, Woody, Buzz and Jessie and the rest of the toys find themselves being put in the attic but are mistakenly put out for trash. Woody’s quick thinking saves the toys, but they end up in a day care looking for a way to escape.
Toy Story 2 is a good sequel to Toy Story, it takes everything good in Toy Story and adds more to it, making it better than its predecessor. The story starts with Woody being stolen by a greedy toy collector, which leads Buzz and friends through an adventure to save Woody. The whole story constantly introduces new aspects and clever ideas about toys, which adds depth and meaning to every action in the movie. The comedy and pacing of the movies are still as good, if not even better, than the original.
Toy Story is the first ever feature length 3D computer-animated film, a classic that must be watched by everyone at least once in their lives. The movie still holds up today even though the film dates back three decades. Toy Story tells us about the secret life that toys live when humans are not present and looking. The story starts when Andy (the kid that owns the toys) gets a new toy called Buzz Light-year.
Toy Story is one of my favorite Disney + Pixar movies because it was made before I was born and because I used to watch this non-stop when I was a baby. In this magical world toys are alive and can talk. The main characters are Woody and Buzz Lightyear. Woody is a cowboy who gets played with a lot by his owner, Andy, but when a new space toy comes out this makes Woody jealous that he is not getting played with anymore. Woody does something terrible to Buzz and then the journey begins from the beginning of the movie to the end.
