I’m back for another treat for you bunnies, I’ll write for you all day as long as I stay out of this heat!!  So last night I whimsically decided to hop on over to Village East Cinema to check out the latest installment to Disney & Pixar’s Toy Story series, Toy Story 3.  Sitting amongst twenty other adults no younger than myself, I began to realize just how emotionally attached our generation is to these toddler toys.  While the movie is missing some of my favorite characters, for example Weezy, everyone’s favorite asthma-squeaky penguin, the main gang is all there.  Before I continue, I have to say that the Potato-Heads are the scene stealers for most of the movie, and if they were real people, they would definitely be from Long Island, am I right?

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Anyway, Andy, the toys’ owner, is off to college for this film and is deciding where to send his toys, which is where they end up at Sunnyside Daycare, but the toys find no comfort or love with these terrifying toddlers who play with and destroy them during playtime.  Then the gang devises a complicated, artful plot to escape daycare and return to Andy.

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I saw the movie in 3D, but I honestly wouldn’t suggest or deny someone from seeing it in this format.  I say this because it’s not as advanced as most 3D movies out today, which makes sense because they’ve been working on this film before 3D technology became so advanced.

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The final 30 minutes of the movie was just a sob fest for me and everyone else around me, definitely one of the most heartwarming and heart-wrenching moments in Disney Pixar history.  Truly touching.

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So go see Toy Story 3, whether in 3D or standard edition, it will thoroughly be an enjoyable experience.

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-xoxo-

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