Poll: Where did you Cry in Toy Story 3?
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I didn't techncially cry, but I did tear up at the incinerator scene. I ALMOST cried, but not quite.
I started crying at the incinerator scene, and basically didnt stop crying til the end.
Although i think was crying the most at andy's final play time.. im getting sad just thinking about it now
Although i think was crying the most at andy's final play time.. im getting sad just thinking about it now
i cried at andy's last playtime because he was giving the toys away he used to play with those all the time and all the good times they had plus he was all grown up and he talked about all the times he loved about them....also i grew up with watching toy story 1 and 2 like 4 times a day so yeah...hey i don't see whats soo wrong about crying about that screen
I lost it at the end. Probably because the whole getting rid of your toys and moving on thing was right where I was at in life. Like Toy Story was he first movie I remember seeing in a theater, and Toy Story 3 came out right after I graduated high school and was going to college, so the whole moving away from childhood thing got me on a couple of emotional levels.
Actually, only some of those scenes you mentioned made me tear up. The rest of them not at all. That's not to say I didn't cry in the movie, I did. It's just that the part that felt like a suckerpunch came right after 'Andys playtime' was about to end.
Remember that moment when the little girl looks into the box all excited and shouts out, 'my cowboy?'. Andy looks in and suddenly finds Woody, lifts him up and confused and puzzled, zones out the little girl saying 'There's a snake in my boot', tugs the little cowboy's string and hears him say the same? Excited, she reaches for Woody but then...
Andy suddenly pulls back, horrified.
Those next 3 seconds depicted one of THE most emotionally powerful scenes I've EVER seen in film. The disappointed look on the girl's face, the entire transition of emotions shifting with Andy's features ever so slightly - the realization dawning upon him just how selfish he's being, how much he really cares about Woody, and how much he just doesn't want to let him go.
But the music, oh god the music. The softhearted, one-tone background music shifts slightly, and yet utterly BRUTALLY changes the tone of the entire moment. I pretty much lost it at that point.
It's really at that point that made me realize how far Pixar has evolved in its animation. 10 years ago, that level of facial detail would be pretty much impossible to achieve in their movies. Yet with Wall-E and now Toy Story 3, they've shown to me they can contend with even the best of films in their silent moments.
Remember that moment when the little girl looks into the box all excited and shouts out, 'my cowboy?'. Andy looks in and suddenly finds Woody, lifts him up and confused and puzzled, zones out the little girl saying 'There's a snake in my boot', tugs the little cowboy's string and hears him say the same? Excited, she reaches for Woody but then...
Andy suddenly pulls back, horrified.
Those next 3 seconds depicted one of THE most emotionally powerful scenes I've EVER seen in film. The disappointed look on the girl's face, the entire transition of emotions shifting with Andy's features ever so slightly - the realization dawning upon him just how selfish he's being, how much he really cares about Woody, and how much he just doesn't want to let him go.
But the music, oh god the music. The softhearted, one-tone background music shifts slightly, and yet utterly BRUTALLY changes the tone of the entire moment. I pretty much lost it at that point.
It's really at that point that made me realize how far Pixar has evolved in its animation. 10 years ago, that level of facial detail would be pretty much impossible to achieve in their movies. Yet with Wall-E and now Toy Story 3, they've shown to me they can contend with even the best of films in their silent moments.
I didn't, but the evil fucker in my soul just thought:
"If they die in this furnace this film will be so fucking awesome".
"If they die in this furnace this film will be so fucking awesome".
When Jessie was panicking as they slid down the mountain of scrap towards the fire and Buzz took her hand with that look of sad acceptance on his face. His eyes seemed to be saying "Shhh... this is the end of our road." yeah... that did it for me.
Am I the only one who's never given a crap about the toys relationship with Andy? He never did anything in any of the movies (the 5 minuts he was even in them) except misplace his toys and not even getting of his ass to look for them. The toys always had to look out for themselves whenever they were about to be incinerated or sold off to Japan. Andy didn't do jack shit.
And I'm supposed to feel sad when he gives them away?
Toy Story 3 was a big fat cop out.
The movie starts out with the notion that the toys are basically about to die, because they've outlived their usefulness with their current owner. But in the end they're just shipped off to a new owner so that the whole cycle will just start all over again. (Wanna bet there'll be a Toy Story 4?)
And Lotso deserved a better conculsion. He was a great villian, like a teddybear Jim Jones, but they give him this lame kid friendly "just desserts"?
For all it's big talk Toy Story 3 didn't walk the walk.
The criminally overlooked Tangled got a heck of a lot more emotion out of me.
And I'm supposed to feel sad when he gives them away?
Toy Story 3 was a big fat cop out.
The movie starts out with the notion that the toys are basically about to die, because they've outlived their usefulness with their current owner. But in the end they're just shipped off to a new owner so that the whole cycle will just start all over again. (Wanna bet there'll be a Toy Story 4?)
And Lotso deserved a better conculsion. He was a great villian, like a teddybear Jim Jones, but they give him this lame kid friendly "just desserts"?
For all it's big talk Toy Story 3 didn't walk the walk.
The criminally overlooked Tangled got a heck of a lot more emotion out of me.
I love my Childhood. But I didn't cry watching it. Very touching yes, but I have the important, best parts of my past in my memories, and thats all i need. The best is still to come.
I really didn't like it at all, I enjoyed the first two films a lot when I was younger but found the third to be disappointing. Maybe it's just because I was a child when I saw the first two and so they just appealed to me more.
I was a bit misty throughout the movie, because i am getting older and it felt like the last of my childhood was fading away... yay for adulthood... o.0