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Monday, July 12, 2010

Toy Story 3

#Moviereview #ToyStory3 #Disney #Pixar
The best (and worst) things in life seem to come in threes. So, it's only fitting that the Toy Story saga should come to an end.

This was a wonderful movie—Disney and Pixar have done it again. Great story and animation, combined with the characters we already know and love has made this movie an instant classic. But, unlike the first two movies, I need to point out that this movie was a little more somber in nature—it had it's moments light heartedness, but there's nothing like the joining of hands in memory and friendship when the end is in sight. I was entertained the entire time, and even teared up a few times.

This will definitely be one to get on DVD when it comes out.
Posted by Jeremy English at 10:30 AM

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