Of all the Films in the Toy Story trilogy, which one do you consider the best and why? _________________ Nothing really matters, anyone can see, nothing really matters, nothing really matters to me.
The first movie to be quiet honest, the third one doesn't strike as emotionally it does with many people, and the second one is not that intense and fun as the other ones mentioned.
2 last, obviously. Probably plump for 1 over 3 by a very tiny margin, but there's fuck all in it. _________________ 2021 in full effect. Come drop me some recs. Y'all know what I like.
3 for me, really affected me so much. that being said, haven't seen it since it was in theaters, and i was a bit younger then, so probably due for a rewatch. _________________ My top songs of the 2010s
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P.S. My most favorite part though is from the first one when Woody lights the rocket that is on Buzz's back and then he is like, "Wait a minute, I just lit a rocket and rockets explode!" BOOM!!! I love to watch Woody as they go flying forward! 😁😁😁 _________________ Me & my favorite singer James Otto
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Toy Story 1 is the best. That screenplay is just absolutely untouchable and the voice acting is exceptional like no other animated movie before or since.
Toy Story 2 doesn't deliver quite as many laughs as the first in the trilogy, but compensates with its creative storyline, memorable new characters, and exceptional scope of adventure.
Toy Story 3 is good, but compared to the first two installments in the series, it feels a tad lacking. It certainly has its share of occasional laughs, but the settings don't enthrall me nearly as much as the gas station, Pizza Planet, Sid's house, and the truck chase excited me in the first movie, nor Al's Toy Barn, the wind tunnels, and the airport did in the second film. As far as drama goes, Andy giving away his toys doesn't resonate with me as heavily as Buzz finally discovering the truth about himself in Toy Story 1, nor Jessie's backstory in Toy Story 2.
Ah! I am playing all the parts of toy story for kids on my daughter’s birthday. I am making it a movie day for all of them. Last year instead of a movie, I showed them series by Andy Yeatman. They definitely learnt a lot from these shows.
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