Toy Story 3
Reviewed by Candace, age 18, California
Toy Story 3 opens with Andy packing before he leaves for college. All of the toys, especially Woody, are devastated because they know their time with Andy is over since they can't come with him to college. They're supposed to be put in the attic, but a mistake causes them to wind up in the trash. They escape and accidentally end up at a day care center. The day care center seems like the perfect place for toys, but no matter how enjoyable it may be, Woody is determined to show the toys that their home is with Andy.
The ending is dramatic and fitting for the plot. My friend got teary eyed and I even got a little choked up. This says something for a movie. To be frank, Toy Story 3 was better than I expected.
About eleven years ago, the sequel came out and I crossed my fingers, hoping that it wouldn't disappoint me. It didn't, which surprised me because one trend I've noticed is that sequels in movies and books are usually not as good as their predecessors. Although I do think the drama on screen may be a little frightening for younger children, I believe Toy Story 3 deserves five stars (of a possible 5).
