Tuira's review about Toy Story 3(2010)

All toys may doubt, hesitate, and contemplate about leaving, but Woody never does. Like a true cowboy, he's brave, kind, smart, and always be by your side, never disappointing you.    

The scenes with the baby doll still strike me as terrifying every time. I'm curious if it ever scared young children because it certainly scared me, though I admit I'm quite faint-hearted.

Toy Story 3 explores themes of growth, letting go, and accepting change. The film is filled with nostalgia for childhood, praises for familial bonds and friendships, while delving into the emotions that arise during life's transitions.

The third installment is my absolute favorite in the series! "Departure" and "starting anew" are the two most sorrowful yet beautiful things in the world. I adore each character in the animation, but I was most surprised to find that Lotso turned out to be the antagonist.

The film poignantly addresses the toys' looming fate of abandonment and their deep bonds with their owner, Andy. The toys' farewell scene with Andy is deeply emotional, evoking reflections on friendship, growth, and living in the present while cherishing the past. It moves audiences to tears

While the 3D effects aren't outstanding, the compelling script truly moves the audience. This isn't just a children's animation; it's a fairy tale for adults, a gift from Pixar to our generation, symbolizing a tribute to the memories of childhood.

This emotional and insightful film brings joy and profound reflections on growth and parting. The narrative is tight, and character development is well-crafted and mature, especially regarding the exploration of Woody’s inner world and his acceptance of his place in the world.

Pixar's Toy Story 3 is a masterpiecee evokinhg both laughter and tears. The film explores friendships among toys and the bonds between the toys and their owner. The key theme is whether one isar ready to say goodbye to the past and embrace the future. Learning to let go of the past and moving on is a life lesson for all.