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Post by Popeye Doyle on Jan 24, 2019 19:04:04 GMT
In my estimation, this film marked the end of Pixar's golden era. With the release of Cars 2 the following year, the studio's reliability took a major hit and has limped on ever since. That's not to say they can't still make quality stuff, i.e. Inside Out. Anyway, this trilogy ended perfectly and feel bringing on a 4th film is risky at best.
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Post by mslo79 on Jan 24, 2019 19:30:21 GMT
Animated movies simply are not as good as movies with actual people in them as a general rule for me.
I don't see what people see in movies like Toy Story etc as they are nothing special in my mind. like watchable but ultimately forgettable.
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Post by James on Jan 24, 2019 20:13:46 GMT
Fantastic conclusion to the trilogy, and the best animated film of the decade. It might not be as good as the first but it’s damn near close.
That said, I am now a bit curious as to what they’re doing with the fourth one after seeing the trailers.
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Post by PreachCaleb on Jan 24, 2019 20:17:08 GMT
In my estimation, this film marked the end of Pixar's golden era. With the release of Cars 2 the following year, the studio's reliability took a major hit and has limped on ever since. That's not to say they can't still make quality stuff, i.e. Inside Out. Anyway, this trilogy ended perfectly and feel bringing on a 4th film is risky at best.
Whole-heartedly agree. Toy Story is one of those trilogies that just gets better with every movie. Amazing story telling and groundbreaking visual effects all combined into an unforgettable experience. It is easily the zenith of Pixar's catalog.
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Post by Popeye Doyle on Jan 24, 2019 20:18:13 GMT
That said, I am now a bit curious as to what they’re doing with the fourth one after seeing the trailers. The toys, against the advice of Woody, go along with some Christian missionaries into Burma. The toys enjoy the fun they provide the refugees but that is soon shattered in spectacular violence. Woody recruits some war ravaged toys to put boots to asses in an attempt to save his friends.
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Post by James on Jan 24, 2019 20:21:34 GMT
That said, I am now a bit curious as to what they’re doing with the fourth one after seeing the trailers. The toys, against the advice of Woody, go along with some Christian missionaries into Burma. The toys enjoy the fun they provide the refugees but that is soon shattered in spectacular violence. Woody recruits some war ravaged toys to put boots to asses in an attempt to save his friends. Love it!
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