Toy Story 3...are you KIDDING ME?

I just watched this movie today and I have to say I am very underwhelmed. Reports say that people CRIED during TS3 and I just don't understand how and why. Everything about the movie was mechanical and predictable and even the final scene wasn't that moving. Its definaely the most overrated movie of 2010, it certainly does not deserve the high praises that it gets.

Again, people CRIED??? What is this, I don't even...

Discuss.

Did you sell your soul or something cause this movie was pretty moving. Ididn't cry but I came REALLy close to it at the end when Andy had to give away Woody.

I agree with him

Even though this is Aku and is without a doubt a troll topic I will respond. You have no soul. Ace6301

No soul? Dude they're just toys. The entire theme of growing up and loss of innocence has been overdone in hollywood that it rarely has any impact. I mean I heard adults crying during TS3. I don't understand, I realized that growing up is a fact of life and you just have to learn to deal wit it when I was 14. It's nothing new.

I'm pretty sure only evil bad men couldn't love Toy Story 3

who said i cried hmmm cause i didnt cry why would you say that huh i wasnt crying

I'm pretty sure only evil bad men couldn't love Toy Story 3

Serraph105

It was a solid B movie that was entertaining but not 9+/10 material.

loss of innocenceAku101

Toy Story 3 >>>> Inception.

Toy Story 3 >>>> Inception.

KH-mixerX

Sure if you live in an alternate reality where a movie about animated personified toys > a movie with an actual plot and realistic characters. :lol:

I agree it had nothing on the original two toy story's but still it was pretty good imo, btw what are you doing outside of SW aku?

[QUOTE="Ace6301"]Even though this is Aku and is without a doubt a troll topic I will respond. You have no soul. Aku101

No soul? Dude they're just toys. The entire theme of growing up and loss of innocence has been overdone in hollywood that it rarely has any impact. I mean I heard adults crying during TS3. I don't understand, I realized that growing up is a fact of life and you just have to learn to deal wit it when I was 14. It's nothing new.

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[QUOTE="Ace6301"]Even though this is Aku and is without a doubt a troll topic I will respond. You have no soul. gaming25

No soul? Dude they're just toys. The entire theme of growing up and loss of innocence has been overdone in hollywood that it rarely has any impact. I mean I heard adults crying during TS3. I don't understand, I realized that growing up is a fact of life and you just have to learn to deal wit it when I was 14. It's nothing new.

TS3 wasn't moving. Explain how it was moving

[QUOTE="KH-mixerX"]

Toy Story 3 >>>> Inception.

Aku101

Sure if you live in an alternate reality where a movie about animated personified toys > a movie with an actual plot and realistic characters. :lol:

Inception was a great movie and I enjoyed it thoroughly, but the plot was purely entertainment. If you're looking for a real movie with actual plot and realistic characters watch A Prophet, by far the grittiest, most fascinating movie of the year.

[QUOTE="gaming25"][QUOTE="Aku101"]

No soul? Dude they're just toys. The entire theme of growing up and loss of innocence has been overdone in hollywood that it rarely has any impact. I mean I heard adults crying during TS3. I don't understand, I realized that growing up is a fact of life and you just have to learn to deal wit it when I was 14. It's nothing new.

Aku101

TS3 wasn't moving. Explain how it was moving

I have a theory you have no emotions and you're 13 years old so you have to act cool and to old for Toy Story...that's my theory.

[QUOTE="Serraph105"]

I'm pretty sure only evil bad men couldn't love Toy Story 3

Aku101

It was a solid B movie that was entertaining but not 9+/10 material.

People such as myself found it very moving because when the first one came out I was roughly the same age as Andy, and now he's all grown up and going to college, and so am I and a lot of other kids who grew up with Toy Story. Personally watching it was like watching my own childhood come to an end and thats what made it so emotional for people.

Oh and one more thing, Best. Prison Break. Movie. Ever.

EDIT: And one last thing for the TC

I wouldn't say it was massively overrated, but I do have to say I didn't really even come close to crying.

I watched Toy Story when I was a little kid just like everybody else. But I didn't cry here.

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[QUOTE="gaming25"] Most of all movies have had themes that were done before. The substance of the movie, and how moving it was determines how good a movie is, and thats why TS3 was such a good movie.TacticalDesire

TS3 wasn't moving. Explain how it was moving

I have a theory you have no emotions and you're 13 years old so you have to act cool and to old for Toy Story...that's my theory.

Theories are made from observations and hypothesis, you have neither. Again, explain how TS3 was moving or emotional.

What the hell am I reading?scorch-62

I just watched this movie today and I have to say I am very underwhelmed. Reports say that people CRIED during TS3 and I just don't understand how and why. Everything about the movie was mechanical and predictable and even the final scene wasn't that moving. Its definaely the most overrated movie of 2010, it certainly does not deserve the high praises that it gets.

Again, people CRIED??? What is this, I don't even...

Discuss.

Aku101

I cried throughout the whole damn movie.

People such as myself found it very moving because when the first one came out I was roughly the same age as Andy, and now he's all grown up and going to college, and so am I and a lot of other kids who grew up with Toy Story. Personally watching it was like watching my own childhood come to an end and thats what made it so emotional for people.

Oh and one more thing, Best. Prison Break. Movie. Ever.

GreenmonsterBLS

The realization of your childhood coming to an end is what made TS3 emotional? What's next, are people going to suddenly realzie that they're going to die someday too? :roll:

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[QUOTE="Aku101"]

TS3 wasn't moving. Explain how it was moving

Aku101

I have a theory you have no emotions and you're 13 years old so you have to act cool and to old for Toy Story...that's my theory.

Theories are made from observations and hypothesis, you have neither. Again, explain how TS3 was moving or emotional.

Actually I have both, fancy that :D

I didnt cry but i could see how it was emotional for other people. Also it depends on the demographic, if you're at that stage in life where you're growing up and leaving your childhood behind it means a lot more to you (remember the kids who grew up with Toy Story are in college/university, so they can relate to Andy a lot more)Bored_Employee

I am also in university, what's mind boggling is that all of a sudden people have had an epiphany that "Ohmahgawd, mychildhood has come to an end!! This movie made me realize something that I ever had before and is something totally new and excitng!"

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[QUOTE="TacticalDesire"]

I have a theory you have no emotions and you're 13 years old so you have to act cool and to old for Toy Story...that's my theory.

TacticalDesire

Theories are made from observations and hypothesis, you have neither. Again, explain how TS3 was moving or emotional.

Actually I have both, fancy that :D

Actually you don't.

[QUOTE="Bored_Employee"]I didnt cry but i could see how it was emotional for other people. Also it depends on the demographic, if you're at that stage in life where you're growing up and leaving your childhood behind it means a lot more to you (remember the kids who grew up with Toy Story are in college/university, so they can relate to Andy a lot more)Aku101

I am also in university, what's mind boggling is that all of a sudden people have had an epiphany that "Ohmahgawd, mychildhood has come to an end!! This movie made me realize something that I ever had before and is something totally new and excitng!"

Even though this is Aku and is without a doubt a troll topic I will respond.

You have no soul.Ace6301

I second this notion.

TS3 is the best credited movie of the year for a reason.

[QUOTE="TacticalDesire"]

[QUOTE="Aku101"]

Theories are made from observations and hypothesis, you have neither. Again, explain how TS3 was moving or emotional.

Aku101

Actually I have both, fancy that :D

Actually you don't.

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[QUOTE="Bored_Employee"]I didnt cry but i could see how it was emotional for other people. Also it depends on the demographic, if you're at that stage in life where you're growing up and leaving your childhood behind it means a lot more to you (remember the kids who grew up with Toy Story are in college/university, so they can relate to Andy a lot more)Bored_Employee

I am also in university, what's mind boggling is that all of a sudden people have had an epiphany that "Ohmahgawd, mychildhood has come to an end!! This movie made me realize something that I ever had before and is something totally new and excitng!"

Well then those people better buckle up, because if you need a movie to point things out then life's gonna be rough. :lol:

[QUOTE="Ace6301"]Even though this is Aku and is without a doubt a troll topic I will respond.

You have no soul.dercoo

I second this notion.

TS3 is the best credited movie of the year for a reason.

It's a movie about TOYS. Toys that many of you if not all of you put away with years ago and still didn't play with again even AFTER watching TS3. Toys that are inanimate objects and have no "soul" fancy that. :roll:

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[QUOTE="Ace6301"]Even though this is Aku and is without a doubt a troll topic I will respond.

You have no soul.Aku101

I second this notion.

TS3 is the best credited movie of the year for a reason.

It's a movie about TOYS. Toys that many of you if not all of you put away with years ago and still didn't play with again even AFTER watching TS3. Toys that are inanimate objects and have no "soul" fancy that. :roll:

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[QUOTE="dercoo"]

I second this notion.

TS3 is the best credited movie of the year for a reason.

Ace6301

It's a movie about TOYS. Toys that many of you if not all of you put away with years ago and still didn't play with again even AFTER watching TS3. Toys that are inanimate objects and have no "soul" fancy that. :roll:

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[QUOTE="dercoo"]

I second this notion.

TS3 is the best credited movie of the year for a reason.

Ace6301

It's a movie about TOYS. Toys that many of you if not all of you put away with years ago and still didn't play with again even AFTER watching TS3. Toys that are inanimate objects and have no "soul" fancy that. :roll:

But toys bring joy,

he does not...

Wow, I wish I was hardcore as you because you didn't cry during the movie.

You're just kidding yourself if you don't see why people found it sad. My mom started crying when Andy and his mom had that last scene together before he went to college. She cried like that when my brother was leaving for college. Sure, what Toy Story 3 did has been done before, but they captured the audience and still pulled it off well.

You sir lack a soul. I grew up on Toy Story, I remember I loved that film so much when it came out that my dad took me to it every Wednesday for like seven weeks straight. It was something that I hold dear to me from my childhood and was my second favorite movie as a child next to the origonal Star Wars. In away to people around my age who also grew up with the film, we really related to Andy and were all attached to Woody and the other characters, so first almost seeing them all die a tragic death in an incerator was heartbreaking, and the final scene with Andy was just so touch and emotional because in away because you in a sense were feeling the same thing Andy was in the film. I've only cried during three films, and two of them were Pixar films.

Probably has something to do with what generation you're a part of. I grew up with the first two Toy Stories, and therefore I was able to appreciate TS3 for pure sentimental value. The movie can hold it's ground as a stand-alone release, however.