Who´s in it?
Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Michael Keaton, Joan Cusack

What´s the plot?

Woody, Buzz and the gang return to the big screen in ‘Toy Story 3’. As Andy prepares to leave for college, the toys find themselves in daycare, and at the mercy of untrained tots who play rough. Now they need to plan their great escape, and joining them are a bunch of brand new characters including Barbie’s boyfriend Ken (voice of Michael Keaton), thespian Hedgehog Mr. Pricklepants (voice of Timothy Dalton) and a teddy bear called Lots ‘o’ Huggin’ Bear (voice of Ned Beatty). The toys are out of the box, and this time they mean business!

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Contains mild violence and scary scenes.
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Absolutely brilliant! Laughed my head off from start to finish. Just beautifully made. As good as the other Toy Story films if not better. For adults and children. :o)

Not quite as good as I was expecting, glad I didn't see it in 3D though, really didn't need it. The odd rather good bit, Buzz and Jessie's Paso Doble at the end was absolutely fantastic! Plus the Barbie/Ken characters/relationship was great and the Shakespearean Hedgehog was rather amusing:) xxx

Toy Story 3 has all the signs of being a huge sequal let down, such as Transformer 2. But to my pleasent surprise, its as charming as the original! The characters are just as witty and genuine as they always have been, and the story is exciting and actually relatable! As the character Andy, in a way has grown up with certain generations such as my own, and so we didnt see Andy as the 'baddie' who wants to give up the toys that we have so dearly have come to love, but as somepne that we understand and have a great feeling of empathy for. The film also appeals to all audiences as there is plenty of visual humour for younger watcher's, as well as plenty of adult gags. Overall the film is bulging with charm, humour and emotion, as we come to the end of what seems like a Toys Story Era.