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OK, fess up.. who else cried during Toy Story 3?

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I grew up with Toy Story, I was 6 when the first one came out in '95, and 10 when the 2nd one came out in '99. Due to the 11 year gap between the two movies, I forgot a bit about them until I saw the new one, and it brought memories back. Who else is with me? Great movie btw. :D
 
The Toy Story movies were never my favourite Pixar movies. I really don't understand why people love it so much, to be honest. :eek: I want to see it, but it's not a priority. Hopefully it'll be available aboard my next flights and I can just watch it then. That's where I saw Up.
 
Out of the Pixar films, Toy Story(s) were good, but a little too sickly saccharine sweet to be my favourites - although they were, of course, still very good animated features.

I'll take my parents to see Toy Story in a week or so. We've seen all Pixar films at the theatre since Monsters.

On a side note, I think it's frikin' amazing how far they've come with the animation... Compare screens of TS1 with TS3. o_O Amazing.
 
Almost. I was fightin' it.:eek:
Mainly caused by the fact that I never really had those types of magical moments with toys being into the computer and all.:(
 
leomac08 said:
I'll admit it, I cried when rockys old man trainer died... Idk which rocky was it?, I think it was 4
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Mick died in Rocky III. That's one of the reasons that Apollo's trainer was helping Rocky in Rocky IV.

I'm from Philadelphia. It's required watching. If a Rocky movie (1-4) comes on TV, I have to toss the remote since I won't be needing it for a few hours.
 
I've honestly never seen a single Toy Story movie. I'm sure both my kids have seen them, but not me. I've avoided them to be honest... That said, I will likely see this one (because of the kids). Should I see the two before? If I don't will it be like watching the XFiles movie without having seen any X-Files episodes? I did that - no idea really what was going on in the film.
 
I probably will be going to watch it eventually. I've seen nearly all of the Pixar movies. I think it's amazing how realistic they can make things look in films like that.
 
i feel that i may cry when i see it soon. I grew up with these movies. BEST PIXAR movies of all time. The toys were what got PIXAR recognition.
 
I went with my family for fathers day. Both my sisters and mom cried when the toys all held hands.

I enjoyed the movie. A good end
 
danpass said:
Lotsa funny parts. One that stands out ........................... Spanish Mode :D
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I don't know...the tortilla is what got me. I laughed so hard at that I almost couldn't breathe. There was just something about it.

But yeah, this was the best of the three Toy Story movies I think. Animation was incredible, and the story was great. And as some others have said, I ALMOST shed a tear, but I kept them in!
 
yojitani said:
Should I see the two before? If I don't will it be like watching the XFiles movie without having seen any X-Files episodes? I did that - no idea really what was going on in the film.
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You don't need to see the prior two to enjoy this one. It'd give you a little back story into how the various toys became friends and what they've been through together, but you certainly won't be lost.
 
Almost!

One of the best movies I have seen for YEARS!

The tortilla part was hilarious!!!

I almost cried twice in the movie, once in the beginning, and at the end.

By far the best Pixar movie I have ever seen. They really stepped the animations up, there were points in the movie where I thought I was looking at a real stuffed bear talking, rather than a computer graphic.

The Day & Night short at the beginning was AWESOME as well.
 
dmr727 said:
You don't need to see the prior two to enjoy this one. It'd give you a little back story into how the various toys became friends and what they've been through together, but you certainly won't be lost.
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It'll be that much funnier if he does though :D
 
Decrepit said:
Mick died in Rocky III. That's one of the reasons that Apollo's trainer was helping Rocky in Rocky IV.

I'm from Philadelphia. It's required watching. If a Rocky movie (1-4) comes on TV, I have to toss the remote since I won't be needing it for a few hours.
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Did you hate the last rocky?:eek:
 
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