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- Originally aired in December 2012. Doug takes a look at Toy Story 3.
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I think Andy was just kinda "putting on a show" for Bonnie. Showing how all of his favorite toys and why he loved them and just making her excited to have them
Yeah that's what I thought too
Personally, I think Doug's complaint is stupid; Andy barely gets any screentime so they made the most out of his final moments with his Toys.
Is it realistic? No. Of course not. But the film has obviously _earned_ that (admittedly sappy) moment.
Paradox Acres I can agree with that. Him playing with the toys at the end works too. I mean he's playing with a little girl I feel like he would remember what he did as a kid.
Urdnot Stark Right. It's not like he was just playing alone in his room & crying over his toys or something. He was goofing around with a little kid, kind of like an older brother would.
Exactly
Toy Story 3 was never made for the kids. It was made for us who grew up with Toy Story.
Jonathan Lundkvist And now a new generation gets to grow up with a similar premise but a different owner.
100% agree. It was perfect timing just like Doug said with when each movie came out.
Yeah, and I'm like "Where's your HEART, Critic?"
You're dam right man
Plus it was nominated for best picture
"Without giving away too much..." *plays the whole ending*
I know right? XD
Fuck him! He's saying that the ending is garbage!!!!!!!!
Godzila wars 2000 lol nope you're wrong.
Well noastalga critic is drunk and does movies that are still in theaters and makes the reveiw clipless!
Your comment was mad funny. But fuck your furry profile pic it's ass
Eh, speak for yourself, I'm 23 and I'm still clingy to some of my toys (like, a dozen at least), remember how I played with them, what stories they had, what personalities I gave them and I wouldn't trade them for any extra deluxe modern toys even if I was paid
some of us are that nostalgic at such age
what a dweeb!
+The Beatt Got some Random Access Humor going on there?
+Chari Mahariel Dweeb
+Pikachu No.025 I was just quoting the video at 4:10, calm down
+The Beatt Oh shit, I thought you were being cute trying to have a double meaning. My mistake............. I guess
Fun fact: Bo Peep was written out of the movie because the incinerator scene would have melted her. They wrote out a character for just ONE SCENE!
SmilingPileOfPoop Wait, really?! Why?! That doesn't even make sense to me, I always thought Bo Peep was supposed to be a ceramic statuette rather than a plastic toy (she always looked a a little shinier/reflective than the plastic toys so I assumed that meant she was a polished/glazed ceramic material). I'm pretty sure ceramic doesn't melt (not that I'm an expert but as far as I know that's the case). Even if she was always supposed to be plastic that still doesn't make sense: Buzz is plastic (and if the actual Buzz toys that Disney released are any indication a shitty cheap and easily damaged plastic), Obviously Rex, Mr and Mrs Potatohead are plastic and Slink is at least partly plastic, the aliens are rubber and Woody, Jessie and Bullseye are mostly fabric and wool with plastic/rubber/vinyl heads, hats and buttons. That incinerator would have been devastating to all of them, that close they should have already begun to melt (or in
Woody, Jessie and Bullseye's case just straight up burst into flames) so keeping Bo Peep out of it (if she was plastic) makes no goddamned sense. And if she was ceramic then at worst she'd have been charred black by the fire or smashed into pieces from a fall, she wouldn't have melted. That's got to be the dumbest reason to drop a character that I've ever heard.
The dumbest part? Hamm had no business being there, either. He's an all too easily breakable piggy bank!!!!!
but wouldnt they ALL have melted in the incinerator scene?
Also why doesn't Andy just keep Hamm? A piggy bank is a practical tool and it isn't exactly childish to own one.
SmilingPileOfPoop Toy Story 4 will be all about Bo Peep and reuniting with her
I actually disagree with you on an Andy's reaction in the end. You have to remember, Andy is a millennial. And as someone who was just starting college when Toy Story 3 came out, I can tell you that for our generation, this is very true for a lot of us. There's actually a lot of interesting writing on this theory thay Millennials are the most nostalgic generation at the youngest age in US history, because technology moved faster throughout our childhoods than it ever had in the past. this leads to our childhoods feeling further away than they really are. In fact a lot of people are calling us the nostalgic generation. I think that's why the ending hit so many Millennials so hard. Because we all feel like we are growing up in a time that's completely different from our childhoods. I mean, look at Andy's cell phone in the movie. This film is only a few years old, and that cell phone is ancient technology compared to what we have now. That's how fast everything is moving.
I think I can say, for a lot of the kids who were just starting college when Toy Story 3 came out, it felt like we were growing up with Andy. He was always the same age as us, for all three films. Hate was never a big kid or little kid. He was us. So seeing him grow up, was kind of like looking in a mirror. I don't know about anyone else, but I know that looking back on my favorite TV shows, toys, comic books and stuff like that makes me very nostalgic and emotional even though I'm still in my early twenties. I mean go to a college campus, look how many kids you'll see wearing a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle and Sonic the Hedgehog t shirts. We're just a nostalgic generation, even though we're probably too young to be.
TheHarlequinHatter Preach, bro! I agree, wholeheartedly!
Anyone who uses the word Millennial then talks for one as if it's all of them is about as credible as someone in a mental Asylum
Famix he actually credits a report and I’m a millennial and I agree
The term keeps getting so briad, everyone's a millennial 80s to 2000s, next month it'll be 70s to 2010s
Yeah, and I'm like "Where's your HEART, Critic?"
I just don't understand why Doug disliked the ending. I thought it was perfect.
I thought everyone cried at the furnace scene and not the ending?
+xSTATOKEx It's Toy Story. They need to make us cry at least somewhere
Both. All the movies make me cry at least twice.
Both. All the movies make me cry at least twice.
+xSTATOKEx Oh god yes that furnace scene. ;-;; Crying like crazy at that moment.
+xSTATOKEx exactly, i dont think many cried at the end but damn near everyone cried at that scene myself included
I think Andy was clingy to his toys because they *were* his young life. We don't know how long after the 2nd movie that Andy continued to play with them. From what it looked like, Andy didn't have many toys/video games to play with (these being his only toys) so I can definitely see why Andy loved them so.
I don't know, man. I'm 22 and I never wanted to give away my toys. Still have them saved somewhere.
why would you man? I still have some of my toys. I keep them as collectables
Toy Story A+
Toy Story 2 A+
Toy Story 3 A+
My opinion
Toy story: A
Toy story 2: A-
Toy story 3: A+
Toy Story A+
Toy story 2 A
Toy Story 3 B+
Toy story 4 hopefully A+++
Toy story: A+
Toy story 2 A+
Toy story 3 B
Toy Story A+
Toy Story 2 A
Toy Story 3 *A+*
Andy was obviously just playing it up for the kid as most people do,because kids like that sort of thing. Him being nostalgic also makes sense because going into college was around the same time most people get this nostalgic.
I think a part of Andy knew they were more than just regular toys
+Jason Scibby I also think so, the way he talks to them, and says goodbye. It seems as if he's not just giving away old personal stuff, but instead giving up an old friend for the better.
the toys that remained were the ones he was closest to. i can understand the hard part of not wanting to get rid of them, but the other side toys we see that they have already been given away. i am 23 and i still hold on to my core toys even though they are not played with as much as they were. there are some that i will not give away and some that i already have.
+Jason Scibby they were. but he is in college now. he HAS to grow up sometime. plus, we are living in the digital age now. toys are barely being used or played with anymore (except when it comes to video games like Disney Infinity and Skylanders which will probably make toys popular again, plus Lego is still alive, since there is heavy marketing on its LEGO based video games and a very good movie).
but, i admit ... i hated when i felt that i had to say goodbye to my childhood. and this was a movie that was made for those who grew up with the series, not actually for kids. now wonder there was a MUCH darker tone on the film (even though it kinda felt out of place for a Toy Story film, plus i did sympathise with Lotso). but ... yeeah
+Samuel James
plus, ‘toys’ are still in the market, just not played with.
Many people still use ‘toys’, like Warhammer and its boardgames are still being played.
Action figures are still beign manufactured and collected
(some people still don’t even open the package just to make it look neat).
Many people still buy action figures of favourite genres just for collection, even toys that are very old and just buy them for collections.
So, toys … some of them are still being played, some.
But mostly, the toy business has shifted more into collections and action figures, like square enix does.
Which is do admit, they look pretty badass.
4Legacy
My boyfriend said the same thing.
This one is easily my favorite out of the four.
Same here man
As much as i love them all, 3 is probably my favourite MOVIE while the rest DID leave better impacts on my life. Without TS1, I wouldn’t have found my love for movies and filmmaking, in general!
Soon it is your favorite out of the five.
It’s kind of funny seeing The Nostalgia Critic himself criticising a young man getting nostalgic over his childhood toys
Dude, you underestimate how much college kids can be nostalgic saps. Plus, I always assumed Andy was putting on a show for that little girl, playing with her, making her smile, and getting her hyped about the toys.
Lol when I went to college, me and all my girl friends had stuffed animals, dolls, and other nostalgic toys in our rooms
"I didn't cry at the end." You. Monster.
i didn't either, it honestly felt they just manipulated people into crying
@@martinalejandromartinez1328 they had a satisfying ending that keeps the movie's massage and was emotinal too. To say they "manipulate" you to cry is pretty stupid because even the rest of the film is well crafted with how it slowly reveals that the guard is not that safe and might even be dangerous. And, Buzz transition was absolutely hilarious. Sure, I will Latzu's backstory doesn't really connect with how he wanted to take over the guard, but to say someone is evil because it created a well crafted film with a well crafted ending is kinda dumb.
I didn't
Yeah, about this ending the Toy Story series...
There's gonna be a 4th one.
RarefoilB (Vader voice) Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
@@supercool2898 it was good
@@bloodspittingspartan5002 TS4 is better than every single illumination film.
And now a 5th film.
My toys are still all up in my parents attic. Fuck giving them away. :p
Johnnythefirst that's the same with me
on my dying corpse will i let my family give them away :p
What are you going to do with them?
+Papi F Probably in 50 years, I will go back to that attic, look at my dusty toys and cry over the decades I lost.
Johnnythefirst that would so be but if I had my own kids I would give my toys to them
"It knew just when to stop." Yeah, about that...
Sigh.
Utkarsh Bansal well it's not going to be following buzz and woody
It's a whole new story
Don't judge it just yet
Audrey Neal
Heh..yea..about that..it's supposed to be a love story..
Project LPS well I mean when we don't even know what charector she are like who's to say it's gonna be bad
Rember up and wall-E those had romance, were they bad? In my opinion no
Yeah, I was pretty pissed when I heard Toy Story 4 announcement
its cute how he keeps saying "the end of the toy story trilogy"
This movie had the perfect ending. Too bad they're gonna ruin it with Toy Story 4.
It was the end of a chapter, not the end of the series.
+Jkop What do you mean by chapter?
+MegaSoulhero It was the end of the toys adventure with Andy and the beggining with Bonnie. They already did multiple shorts and specials post this movie
I wouldn't go as far to say ruin but yea this was a great ending
+Nick Pardy Actually, Toy Story 4 will take place after the third installment and it is about Woody and Buzz searching for Bo Peep.
_Toy Story 3_ is a *very good* film that really wrapped things up nicely in regards to Woody, Buzz and their owner Andy.
Which is pretty impressive considering that it never felt like the _Toy Story_ Trilogy was ever _meant_ to be a trilogy. Each movie had its own story & conflict and always ended things neatly. And yet, the Trilogy is probably one of the Best Trilogies in movie history. That's impressive.
Hello I'm from The Future and they made a Fourth One And a Buzz Lightyear Movie Spinoff.
@jaredjams4267 correct
Actually, when I think of the emotional, moving ending that almost made me cry, I think of the moment in the dump, when the toys are descending towards that huge fire. The lighting, the music, the character expression, there isn't any dialogue, and you watch, as they except their fate together. I thought it was very well done.
Nostalgia critic says no college kid acts this way... Yet his viewer base is largely college aged. Surprisingly stupid commentary from NC.
Well you're not my lord and savior but you make a good point.
Your Lord and Savior I kinda agree. We've seen NC do plenty of things equally as dorky as what Andy did at the end of the film imo.
Like getting in a full Ghostbusters uniform gun and all and chasing after a poorly animated Casper perhaps? XD
Your Lord and Savior Yeah cause no one lies about their age on the internet
his whole point is that maybe when you're a lot older you feel the nostalgia because you know you're involuntarily hurtling toward your inevitable death and it's getting closer every day, and looking back you start to really miss your childhood, but when you're first starting to go to college you're more focused on getting laid and partying than your little dollies you left in your bedroom closet
Um I disagree. There are some college students, myself included, who are like Andy when we leave for the first time. We are emotional for the childhood and homelife we know we have to leave behind. Sure that might not be every college student, but I can say from personal experience and a good amount still exist.
as a college kid I can say I would be like this. especially since I love kids. I would play with a kid at that level because I would want her to be excited about these toys. Andy is just really great with kids. that's what I see.
Aaaaand now there is Toy Story in Kingdom Hearts 3. For real.
I'm fuc**ng happy.
5:46 I just noticed the Totoro in the background.
Gamer Goku OMG ure right!
Same XD
OMG that's a great Easter egg!!!
i noticed that the first time i saw it actually
Lucky kid having a Totoro plush -3-.
Toy story 3 is absolutely my favorite film from pixar... because it is funny, it is emotional, it is dark.
Lotso is not only interesting but made even more interesting when we get to his backstory.
It plays with our childhood nostlagia and everybody who grew up watching the toy story films understands why the ending is so powerful. Because we've all been there. We grew up and stopped playing with our toys and eventually forgot about them and said goodbye to them. Its just such a powerful message about growing up and moving on. I love this movie to death and its my 2nd favorite film of all time for a reason
I've always been like that around little kids especially when they're shy.. if you give a toy a story when you give it to a kid it makes the toy that much more special for the kid.. Andy isn't weird he just knows how to talk to kids
I never gave away my toys. That would mess with the toys 'R' us plan.
Well, now Toys "R" Us has messed with its own plan by filing for bankruptcy.
@@Anonymous-js5znat least they are back (kinda)
Toy Story 3's the darkest of the franchise...
Toy Story 4: *Hold my beer*
Don't you mean Hold My Toy
*watches Doug's complaints about the ending* You are a sad, strange little man, and you have my pity.
...and that of all the Toy Story fans everywhere.
I don't think the emotional tugging part of the ending isn't Andy letting go of his toys, it's Woody saying goodbye to his buddy. Andy is grown and will move on from toys, that's just a part of life, but Woody will always be a toy and has to finally say goodbye to his buddy of 10+ years. I figured everyone was looking at it from Woody's perspective since he's been the emotional center of the films, not Andy. Even writing this is making me... nope.... no... just... something in my eye.
And then Pixar decided to make a fourth one.
This has to be my favorite of the Toy Story films. Also, HOW DARE YOU SAY YOU DIDN'T CRY ABOUT THE ENDING?!? They accepted their fate at the dump, and they were given a new life with a new kid at the very end, that's what's so amazing about the ending!
Looking back on Toy Story 3, I kinda connect with the ending. I've always been able to somewhat connect with people younger or older than me a lot easier than with my direct peers. And, if I was Andy in this situation, this is probably how I'd give my childhood one last hurrah while passing down my old toys to someone that could appreciate them more.
Andy's playing with the little girl while remembering the good times he had. Getting one last chance to be that innocent young kid we saw glimpses of in the first movie. And considering that I was 17 at the time, just behind Andy going to college, I honestly wanted that to be me when passing toys I've cherished down to someone.
Personally, though, I'd have kept them in the family. As a way to bond with my children, and for them to bond with their children, and so forth. Like Woody is supposedly passed down to Andy from his dad. But the ended was nice. A good send-off to the original characters with just enough room left open for spin-off shorts and other such non-canon things.
Critic...DUDE.
Andy behaves that way at the end for the LITTLE GIRL...NOT himself.
It's his way of parting with his childhood friends, his toys, yes...but he is going on about each one for the GIRL. Watch her reactions, her interactions with Andy, and said toys.
THAT'S where the sweetness, the heart plays so perfectly.
Andy sees HIMSELF in HER, and it's a tough moment for him.
Plus, come on...not EVERYONE was as attached to their toys as Andy was...he sort of gets a pass on this due to this fact, and we LOVE him because of it...NOT in spite of it.
No, he was genually enjoying himself. Your theory can be dismantled when Bonnie tries to grab one of the toys and Andy puts it out of her reach.
I think thin the reason why he was being so childish and descriptive about the toys in the end was because he was talking to a little kid! Don't you ever see anyone dumb down or put on a "kids voice" when speaking to children? I'm sure Andy was doing that, honestly didn't come across as THAT weird.
More and more I re-watch these reviews I can see you act like such a hipster...
Who else cracked up at "It knew just when to stop"?
Oh, if only the NC of 3 years ago knew what Disney were planning... *sigh*
The nostalgia critic critic?
Aaaand fixed!
DC comics.
Doug: "...and it knew just when to stop"
Toy Story 4: Hold My Beer
My favorite Toy Story movie
My least favorite.
Why?
it's my least favorite because it is very un-rewatchable compared to the others again
+MegaSoulhero It was just meh it's not the worst Pixar movie but certainly not the best (the worst Pixar movie is inside out).
+sonickhable *imo
Is it for certain that the corny-ass part at the end is what everyone cries at, or is it the part where the toys are all about to go into the furnace thing and all hold hands, prepared to die together? Because, personally, I could see crying at THAT, not the other.
YES! that part was awesome and horrible at the same time. I didnt cried tho ...
Christopher A
Me neither. I'm just not a huge Toy Story fan.
Me either. I didn't cry. I was touched by how they all watched Andy leave but that's it.
My whole family cried at the incinerator part
"It knew just when to come out and knew just when to stop."
Yeah... that last part did not age well. 🥛
Actually this isn't the last toy story movie. Toy Story 4 was announced that will come out in 2019
Check when this video was originally uploaded, bro
MeMe Smile7 and
and what
This video was originally made before Toy Story 4 was ever announced. He reuploaded it. "Originally aired in December 2012. Doug takes a look at Toy Story 3."
MeMe Smile7 this is a year old tho...
Toy Story 3 is my favorite because it's the first Toy Story movie I ever saw all the way through. I wasn't allowed to watch the first 2 growing up (even though I saw bits and pieces of them at school) but my high school Spanish teacher showed us this one in class (in which we had plenty of time to watch the whole movie). I loved it! Now, I just need to watch the other two all the way through.
2:04 “Bo Peep gets insultingly sidelined, screw the bitch moving on”.
Yeah, about that...
My brother goes to a stem college and i mean EVERYONE had at least one toy from their childhood. This one kid had his Pokemon cards, YES HIS POKEMON CARDS!! It is apart of them. you cannot just leave something that is apart of you man...
Toy Story- 10/10 Great creative story, great memorable characters, & wonderful world establishment
Toy Story 2- 10/10 One of the greatest sequels of all time, fantastic set up, wonderful dialogue & great character development. Also I love the sense of adventure the film has & that it manages to get darker with it's subject matter but still look bright & colorful
Toy Story 3- 8/10 Good story, funny characters, decent villain, but not very pleasant to watch & the color scheme always bothers me.
Toy story 4 will make you like 3 more.
This is my favourite of the four Toy Story films.
Most comments:
“Oh Doug, you’re just being hipster, this movie is an obvious masterpiece”
*meanwhile one of his favorites movies of all time is Citizen Kane*
You're overlooking the simple fact that he was interacting with a little kid trying to hype of the experience for her. He was clearly acting that way to level with her. Though he does obviously feel a lot of sentimental value to them, he's not acting the way he was just because of those feelings.
"Toy Story trilogy" "Bo Peep got sidelined" this video didn't age well lol
"Toy Story 3! The Final in the Toy Story Trilogy!"
*that didn't age quite so well*
Thank you! I knew I wasn't the only one who preferred the first movie over this one!
DAY-V Entertainment™ i think second one was best
“The final installment of the toy story franchise.....”
June 2019:Toy story 4.
Um,never mind.
AND NOW THE TOP 3 TOY STORY MOVIES
3. Toy story 3
2. Toy story
1.
*TOY STORY 2!!!!*
why did you reverse the top ?
finally
_someone understands_
I always fight back tears - *BUT* it's the over the scene with the furnace ... Andy and the toys at the end is sweet and all; but the sheer drama and hopelessness of the furnace and then the surprisingly funny way how it all just solves itself left me laughing "who the f### wrote this?" through fought-back tears. THAT is the emotional high-point of the movie for me, while Andy and Bonnie are like the fondant-cherry with sugar glaze and marshmellow - you know why it's there and everything about it is good, but it's by no means the most enjoyable part of the cake.
I LOVE THIS FILM SO-O-O MU-U-UCH!!! I remember when I first saw this film in the theaters and even with all that hype I had to see this film, this film exceeded my expectation. And that’s saying a lot because I was p**sing my pants throughout the wait, especially after seeing the 3D re-release of the first two films. I love the concept, I love the characters, I love the comedy, I love the ending, and I love the atmosphere. Easily my favorite film in the anthology. Yes, more than the second one. It’s that flawless…
Toy Story is just one of those movies that will always be super important to me. I grew up loving it, I had my own Woody toy that I took absolutely everywhere, I still have him to this day. This one really hit me because I'm just about to leave for college and it was amazing to grow up with this movie especially since the nostalgia has been hitting me hard lately.
Michel Keaton went from Batman to snowman to birdman to dollman and finally vultureman.
I cried at the *leadup* to this scene with Andy and his Mom - but the fact that Toy Story 4 not only lessens the impact of the end scene but also completely chucks the moral of this one and the other two out the window with Bo Peep coming back (yeah, shut up - it wasn't insulting, she was supposed to be given away) and the breakup of the core toys in pursuit of that long-dead romance when the rest of the movies hammered in the idea of friendship just makes whatever heartwarming message this entry tried to give off as extremely corny in hindsight. Even aggravating, knowing what Bonnie's going to do to Woody.
I agree with you Doug, I like the 2nd more than the other 2
I saw this movie just before going out to my freshman year of college. I was literally the same age as Andy. And I related 100% to everything Andy went through. Maybe college students in the 90s and other pre 2000s era were different, but growing up with the internet, nostalgia comes alot sooner, hence the "90's kid" theme that went around for awhile.
Doug, I think I know why you don't like this one as much as the others. It has everything to do with that word :"*again*."
Toy Story 3 isn't a bad movie by any means, but it clearly takes too much elements of previous Pixar movie to be original.
*Again*, Woody tries to reconnect with his group.
*Again*, because he's not believed by them. Which in the first movie, is understandable, but in the third one, it's plain silly. Why would Woody lie to them? Why would they not believe? Is it because they don't want to stay at Andy's anyway? I say it's pretty convenient that Sunnyside ended being a shitty place, and apparently Mrs Potato Head is more trustable than their leader....
*Again* we have an old looking toy walking with a can that thinks that children don't like toys. They even play the "_seemelingly nice but actually a bad guy_" vilain trope, which was already done to death already in previous Pixar movie. Nothing surprising here.
*Again* Buzz is rebooted to think he's not a toy. This just implies that the writers don't know what to do with his character anymore.
*Again* ,it's about going back to Andy's for 3/4 of the movie. Even with the fact that Andy has grown up now, and that could just has given the toys away already before the movie begins, if the writers had wanted to!
As for the ending, while it can be emotional, eventually nothing really changes. Woody is still there, Buzz is still there, Jessie is still there...The most popular characters of the franchise are still alive and together, they haven't learned that much ,and they just changed of owner. I have never connected that much with Andy, so it didn't feel like much of a loss. Honestly, the fact they're making a fourth movie has always been a strong possibility.
All and all, while Toy Story 2 took the franchise to another level, Toy Story 3 feels like Pixar was resting a bit on his laurels for this one. I also suspect the higher-ups at Disney giving some directives that could ensure they'd still be able to milk some money of the franchise even after this one. This doesn't make Toy Story 3 a bad movie, but to me, it still isn't as good as the two others, and a good handful of other Pixar movies. If I were to rate it, I'd give it a 6.5/10, or maybe 7/10. Not bad, but not amazing either.
Literally every Toy Story movie plays with the reset Buzz gag, and in my opinion it's somehow funny every time
Literally every Toy Story movie plays with the reset Buzz gag, and in my opinion it's somehow funny every time
Literally every Toy Story movie plays with the reset Buzz gag, and in my opinion it's somehow funny every time
+Coolman Hahn Did someone reset you a few times? Look at that double-post game you've got.
***** I blame my phone I sent it twice and it said Error both times as if the comment didn't post and then the 3rd time it did. But you know, let's just pretend it was a joke, cuz there's 3 Toy Story movies, and 3 comments...
I actually think those points about the ending are pretty fair. Given the toys to Bonnie was a great idea. Maybe him presenting the toys to her playfully would have been acceptable. But he spent the afternoon playing with her and the toys. That's just gratuitous. No college-age guy is going to detour his trip to college and spend the afternoon playing with toys, it's beyond unrealistic.
The overall was very enjoyable though.
The ending works the same way the end of 1 works: sure, it's unrealistic (arguably; some college kids, myself included, would be this sentimental), but it taps into the Pixar Magic. I don't care if it's unrealistic or not; it's beyond logic. It touches base human emotion, and reverts you back to a child for a split second.
+StardustWarrior16 you can't speak for all college kids. there are definitely ones out there that are this sentimental about their toys and what not. i know i am about a lot of my stuff
"Maybe him presenting the toys to her playfully would have been acceptable." is what he, literally, does: Presenting the toys to her in a playful demeanor
@@jean_fioretti5262 lol
Toy Story 4 coming 2018
it got pushed back to 2019, well atleast we have the incredibles 2 (a.k.a the better sequel)earlier
:O REALLY?!
I probably won't watch that. I love toy story, but toy story 3 was the perfect ending.
Aaaand about that
just like Shrek 5 There doesn't need to be a Toy Story 4 at all because the 3rd one ended off the series perfectly, especially when the 4th shrek is called the final chapter
There is a theory that the reason he loves Woody so much is because he's the last toy from his father. That could explain why he got so attached despite being in college.
"Toy Story 3, the last in the series"
Toy Story 4: There is another
“Toy Story 4 is the last”
Toy Story 5: Nope
@@RhapsodyHC Toy Story 11: Am I a joke to you?
Hey watch this!! :)
On the meeting of Toy Story 10 the Director, Bob Iger, and both Tom Hanks and Tim Allen who they are over 80 years old at this point...
Tom: Please... For The Love of God...
Tim: Just... Let The Franchise Go... We are doing this shit for over 40 years... It seems like... We are now 90 years old now and *not* 80!!
Tom: Yeah... We are way too old for this... Just... We are begging you... Leave us alone!!! There are more Pixar IPs to exploit... Like... What happened to Bugs Life...?
Director to Bob: I never dreamt that I would have ever said that, but Bob... I need your help! I literally have _not_ idea about a good script for Toy Story 10!
Bob: Easy!! I have already ready the script!
Tom: Let me guess... Woody is gonna get either captured, or lost from the gang...
@@penny1545 lol
Bob: That's right!! Woody is somehow gonna get lost to France, specifically to Disneyland, in order to entice little snivelling brats to grow even more our profits... Oh, I mean to introduce the magic of Disneyland to our lovable little audiences! And, somehow, you are gonna get stuck with the Live Action Version of Pinocchio. Maybe in that way the audiences will end up liking the Live Action Disney Remakes a little more!
Tom: Let me ask you... Don't you have _any_ original ideas?
Tim: Yeah... I mean... We have a ton of other Toy Story characters to focus on... Like for an example... Jessie, or the Potato Heads... Can't we focus on _them_ for once...?
Bob to Tom Hanks: Let me tell you something, you pathetic old man!! *You* are Woody!! The *only* reason why audiences are still watching these movies is because of *YOU!!!*
Tom: Yes, sir...
Director to Tim: Now as for an original ideas I have some amazing news for you, Tim! This time you are _not_ going to voice a Buzz with amnesia, going back to the base start as a Space Ranger, an army of Buzz Toys or Evil Buzz! The villain for this picture is gonna be... Warp Darkmatter from the ancient Buzz Lightyear show!!!
Bob very quickly to prevent Tim's complaint: And Anakin Skywalker himself, Hayden Christensen, is more than happy to voice that role! I already dream the 1 billion dollars that are gonna gain from that casting choice!!
Upon hearing that both Tom Hanks and Tim Allen are still for a while and they burst into an uncontrollable laugh.
Tom: You naive fools... Hayden is *not* coming!!!
Both Director and Bob together: *Wait, what?!*
Tim: Don't you know? People were not happy that he did not voice Shadow on Sonic The Headehog 3! So, for the 6th movie they literally created a whole new hedgehog sidekick character for Shadow and Christensen is gonna voice him! Basically, the 6th Sonic movie is gonna have 2 Shadows!!!
Tom: Don't you see?! He basically said "yes," in order to laugh in your faces later!!
Both Bob and the Director together:.........................................................
During the Mr. Tortilla-Head scene, the theater wasn't laughing at the movie...
They were laughing at my dad! He was cracking up so hard we thought he'd bust a damn lung! Like, laugh-cry while almost suffocating laughter. It was amazing.
To this day we sometimes randomly queue that scene up and play it when he comes into the living room and it gets him
...And then they announce toy story 4 XD
when I was 18 I saw this with my mom, little sister and her friend and I broke down and cried in the theater. While this is not my favorite Pixar movie(that goes to The Incredibles) it is the most emotionally invested I have ever been in a Pixar film 9.5/10
#giveaway
I thought it was okay. Honestly, I think I'll always prefer the first one. The ending was decent enough, but, I didn't feel particularly moved by it. I remember the fun I had playing with my toys as a child--but, I kinda moved past it. Video games, though...the games with which I grew-up...instant feels.
Doug...would you really want to give a child toys with little care and filled to the brim with apathy? She's like 4 or 5, giving a girl who loves toys, toys, he just wanted her to really appreciate them. Plus we've all had that one item with the most memories, the biggest and heart wrenching connection (For anyone who say's 'I don't', think really hard and don't just say it to be the contrary one), Woody happened to be that item with the most nostalgic connections (As someone called the NOSTALGIA critic, you should know this).
for someone known as "the nostalgia critic" you're apparently not very nostalgic
4:12. “What a dweeeeeb”.
That’s exactly the response I would expect from an incurious person who wasn’t concerned with how people think or feel and all of his ideas boiled down to What if Batman met Mario ?
I'm sorry, but I thought Toy Story 3 was way too dark. I felt like I was watching Shawshank Redemption
Toy Story 1 is a film about the present- it's all about accepting your station in life and learning to make of the most of it, even if it doesn't seem all that impressive. Toy Story 2 is a film about the future- it's all about accepting that your station is eventually going to change, whether you like it or not, and learning that this does not diminish your joy in the here and now, but instead makes it more precious. Toy Story 3 is a film about the past- or more specifically, it's a film about letting go of the past, accepting that the inevitable HAS happened, and figuring out where to go from there. These are some of the most important lessons for both kids and adults.
YMS made a good point that Toy Story 3 takes a lot of the same elements that Toy Story 2 had.
Yes that is true, but I don't think this makes the movie bad.
+Mr. Game & Watch What does YMS mean?
+Jazzy Singh your movie sucks, but then again you didn't ask me ☹️
+Mr. Game & Watch
Not true at all.
me and siblings grew up watching toy story and we still have toys that we can part with just because of that connection; this movie came out the summer I was entering high school and the year my sister started college, its safe to say this movie hit us both REALLY hard.
Oh, and by the way, I NEVER gave away my toys... And I don't think I went through the same adolescence as Doug went through. I think i was stuck as a kid in an ever-growing body to the point where I finally became an adult an no one cared that I acted like a kid.
“The final of the toy story franchise”
2019 Pixar: OH YOU THOUGHT WE WERE DONE🤑
Pixar you Monster.
I want my Woody and Buzz toys back every time I see these characters. I don't know why! 😬😅
This movie came out during my senior year of high school and while I was getting ready for college. I was able to identify with Andy and it might be one of the reasons why I love this movie so much.
He says it’s the Final toy story
Me: Are you sure about that
At the time this video was made toy story 4 wasn’t announced
Toy Story 2 is my favorite of the three! Good balance between the fun stuff and heavy moments.
Toy story 5 gets announced
Doug - whhhhhhhhhhhyyyyyyyyy
He was doing this for the benefit of the little girl. If he really cared about the characters of the toys he would have kept them all, but he was just giving the little girl some a way to include them in with her toys.
Even though the ending was heart-wrenching, I can definitely see your point. Andy is way too over the top when it comes to giving his toys away. Hell I had such an attachment to my box of toys as a kid but when it came time to give them to my nephew, I was just like 'Fuck it. Here you go" Did I miss them? Sometimes. Like I thought about the good times I had with them, but at the same time I'm like "It's not like I'd have use for them now so big deal. Besides, I know they're going to someone I care about so I know they'll be taken care of. Everything is just fine"
However, on the other hand, I can see why Andy WOULD act this way. True, your typical teen would not go over the top and corny like this. But when it comes to little kids, you kind of have to. I mean yeah the backstories and "how to play with them" part was really annoying because you can;t just tell a kid how to play with a toy you're giving them. Kind of a dick thing to do honestly xD I mean Bonnie CLEARLY had a different idea for playing with Woody. But Andy might just be great with little kids. I mean he has a little sister and he probably had to keep her entertained a lot while she grew up and therefore had to develop child care and interaction skills. Hell he might even be going into a career that involves children. Maybe he'll end up actually MAKING toys for children to play with or he might start a daycare center of some kind.
So yeah Andy is a bit too attached to his toys and should have just given them to Bonnie, told her to take care of them, and then left. But playing with her was honestly a very cute scene. They could have done without Andy getting too into it like with him doing the same piggy back ride with Woody that he did as a kid (which kind of made me shake my head a bit) but the scene does show how great Andy is with kids and shows how great he would be in the future and hell, how great of a father he would be to his own kids. And sure while he'll be seen as strange by his colleagues for having a certain personality, I'm sure he'll grow close to a lot of the females so...there's that XD But yeah I see some of your points there but others I think you might have overlooked. Not saying it's bad, but just thought I'd give my views on it.
Well, I cried at the end, because when it came out, I was Andy's age, and I was crazy nostalgic, but mainly because I was afraid of the future. Going off to college was scary for me. That's why I cried...and I think that's why a lot of others did too.
These movies mad me cling on to my toys and I am 14 I WILL NEVER LET THEM GO!
People give away their toys?
Charlotte right?! Lol
I COMPLETELY agree with you on the ending. I even laughed at some points and my first thought was: "This is not someone who is going to college."
YMS was 100% accurate when he said that Toy Story 3 is just a rehash of 2.
They had so much of the same in the formula it's almost insulting.
Don't know who this YMS person is...but he sounds dumb.
Paradox Acres That's pretty ignorant and stupid of you. Especially when you consider every one of his points that prove that 3 is a rehash of 2. Right down to the type of villain and their backstory.
HoddTodd Nope. That sounds stupid.
Paradox Acres How? 3 follows every single thing 2 did and doesn't change the formula one bit.
It even borrows the 'Toys don't believe Woody' Shit from the first movie, but in the first one they had REASONS not to trust him, in 2 it was for plot conveniences.
+Paradox Acres FANBOY ALERT
Major reason why this did so well is this followed their audience that grew up with the 1st one with the perfect timing of the kids going to college (which also happened in monster university, and again same audience loved it), so it really hit home on the target audience
Also, I didn't cry on the goodbye scene, it was more from the fire pit scene where they made Lotso just do that final dick move and pretty much should have costed the toy's lives
Honestly, Doug, people that automatically say "I didn't cry at toy story 3" at the beginning of their opinions I always get the feeling theyre a massive try-hard to be contrary and it's actually annoying.
I like your videos but to me, you have poor tastes in a lot of movies.
+ThyChrysanthemum he doesnt. he just is more critical with movies than most of you dumb fucks.
He can be, but people are also blinded by a facade covering up trying too hard with articulation, such as yourself.
And having consenting opinion with others doesn't make you any dumber, seeing as how you and a lot of others like the new Mad Max for example. Did you understand what I did there?
ThyChrysanthemum i didnt mean having a consenting opinion is dumb, i am just saying doug turns his brain on when watching a movie and didnt fall for the nostalgia BS in this movie. i do have an agreeing opinion with mad max but that is because it was a well made film but toy story 3 just isnt, for the reason doug says and because of it's plot conveniences, unoriginal script and an extremely flawed scene.
I have a Woody of my own, a stuffed rabbit I've literally had since birth (gift from the hospital) and honestly I would never give it away to anyone. So yeah, I totally felt the final scene was legit and it made me cry. Also it was more about how that scene showed what it was like to let go of your childhood that made it sad.
Final in the trilogy? Yeah. Final Toy Story movie? Nope. Fourth one's on the way.
This is actually an old video that aired 4 years ago and go reuploaded. "Originally aired in December 2012. Doug takes a look at Toy Story 3."
Uhhh... the fourth is gonna be a prequel telling why Bo Peep left. So technically 3 is the final.
вєηנαмιℓℓιση no it's going to be about the gang going to find bo peep
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The simplicity of the story, kid growing, going to college and having to get rid of his toys, and the way it was delivered make Toy Story 3 a perfect movie.
I think I agree with YMS review of Toy Story 3 more.
+iron mask of hell WOW! As a person that have never heard of YMS before, thanks! :) This clip is kinda old i know, but the begining was very strange for a new set of eyeys. xD Otherwise, he had some good points.I dont agree with most of them, but it was fine. Im mostly a cynic my self, and he is a litle more cynical then me, not by much, but a bit. Cool.
maggotic You're welcome. You should check out his other videos. His cool cat review is hilarious, and I like him way more than the nostalgia critic, although Doug is good too.
+iron mask of hell YMS is awesome.
I disagree with him heavily. It is true that 3 copies the themes of 2, that's what a sequel is suppose to do: to explore more heavily ideas set up in the previous film. 2 was about coming to accept that the future is going to happen and you can't predict it. 3 is about dealing with that, with the nostalgia, and facing regrets.
*****
Example in a film and sequel people call good:
themes in Batman Begins: escalation, fear as a motivator, choosing to act.
themes in Dark Knight: escalation (explored this time), fear as a "motivator" (i.e, terror), consequences of acting.