Toy Story 3 WILL MAKE YOU UGLY CRY
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The creative minds behind Disney•Pixar's groundbreaking animated blockbusters invite you back inside the toy box for a heartwarming and hilarious movie you'll never forget. In Toy Story 3, Woody (voiced by Tom Hanks), Buzz Lightyear (voiced by Tim Allen) and the rest of the Toy Story gang return for an all-new adventure, along with a few new faces - some plastic, some plush - including Barbie's counterpart Ken (voiced by Michael Keaton), a thespian hedgehog named Mr. Pricklepants (voiced by Timothy Dalton) and a strawberry-scented bear named Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear (voiced by Ned Beatty). It's "the biggest, best, most exciting Toy Story of them all," raves Access Hollywood's Scott Mantz.As Andy prepares to depart for college, Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the rest of Andy's faithful toys wonder what will become of them. But, when a mix-up lands them at Sunnyside Daycare, they meet a host of new toys and soon discover a wild new adventure is just beginning!
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It changed my life!
The studio Ghibli movie is My Neighbour Totoro
I think Buzz and Jessie going to think since the second movie
I think the monster ain't toys should have been in the movie that would be cool.
Have the Pixar characters in the movie but have them as just toys because the kids are there
That moment probably offended the lgbtq community
This movie really wasn't made for kids this movie was made for the adults who grew up on the original toy story
That's right. I saw this movie like 5 times and 4 of them I bursted out crying at the end!😭And now the little son of an Italian influencer has been watched all the movies and while he and his mum were watching"Toy Story 3"she was crying and he was not and I was like:"You were supposed to wait YEARS before letting him watch"Toy Story 3"!Of course he's not gonna be moved by it YET...!!X-P"
BrUh I watched it when I was 10 or 9 whenever I was age when It came out and toy story 3 came out in 2010 when I was born XD
And I was completely depressed when I saw toy story 4 bc i thought it would be this epic best movie of all but it was so boring and not as good as I thought it would so boring I almost fell asleep
u said it but it was the perfect finale. a fourth movie was such a stupid & horrible idea. shorts & tv specials were fine but not another movie. the last shot of this was the clouds in the sky & thats how it all started
@@Nicamon You're goddamn right. Guess i made the mistake of rushing the series for my child sis. She liked it, but maybe not as impactful.. i thought it would make her learn and explore more stuff. Maybe my lack of confidence for the series to pull their own weight against all the cool CGIs movie nowadays, forced me to keep trying to impress her.
@@kindle1951 There's to say the moment a movie *has* been made it's difficult to prevent people from watching it for years without a good excuse!:-P
When Bonnie reached for Woody, and Andy involuntarily pulled him back, did anyone else’s heart break?
I am 21, and because of the Toy Story movies I've decided to keep my favorite stuffed animals. I wouldn't dare throw them away
Yep. Me and my stuffed toy dog are ride or die even as an adult :)
just like a little kid again😪
No not for me
Yep 😭
The funny thing is she didn't replace Lotso, her parents bought her a new one since she loved him so much. She probably didn't know.
Then again how would she react if her old one just showed up again
@KayKo EXACTLY
@@Gooberwares after the fact? I dunno. She may be happy with both, maybe a bit confused if her parents lied to her about it
@Adolf Hitler You just wrecked your car! You just wrecked your car! The toys are talking, think you lost yo mind! You just wrecked your car!
Someone's also a How It Should Have Ended fan!
But, yeah. It's the truth. Although, I'd argue that Daisy could've noticed her beloved stuffed bear was replaced, as it probably looked too new. Then again, I'm kinda basing the idea of kids knowing that their favorite toys were replaced from sitcoms. On the other hand, I think I'd notice if my favorite toys, Elephant and Blankot were replaced. On the third hand, that's mostly because they had a decent amount of rips and tears. Also, Daisy was probably five or four, so she didn't really have a knowledge for details at the time. Either way, yeah, Lotso's anger was pointless, which you could argue makes him all the more tragic.
I grew up with this trilogy, Saw this one in college. It hit pretty hard.
Heck, I was a grown-ass man in my thirties and it hit really hard. Everyone was ugly-crying in the theater.
same 😢
Me too i grew up with this triology too from primary school to high school man this is the first cartoon i've cry on first time watch
So did I but I love 4 more then 3 hope not to argue
@@danmulholland1634 Like what you like, that's fine. But to me, the goodbye in 4 just doesn't hit at all.
This movie really hit different when you grew up with the films. The releases even match what Andy's age would be, give or take lol.
That's right. I saw this movie like 5 times and 4 of them I bursted out crying at the end!😭And now the little son of an Italian influencer has been watched all the movies and while he and his mum were watching"Toy Story 3"she was crying and he was not and I was like:"You were supposed to wait *YEARS* before letting him watch"Toy Story 3"!Of course he's not gonna be moved by it YET...!!X-P"
Right! I have Andy's age so it really made feel like I too was saying goodbye to them.
very true! i graduated uni when Andy was going there! guess who was sobbing at the theater
@@Nicamon didn’t you say that already?
@@Severedous_toenelius You mean under another comment?Possibly....🤷♂
It's one of those movies where you think you've stopped crying then there's a bit more crying then the sad bit happens and you can't see it because you're crying 😭🤣😂
Haha so true
Lol "you can't see it because you're crying" truer words I swear 😅
The more you get older, the harder it is to do a try not to cry at the ending, it get's more and more relatable the older you get. And not a lot of movies do that anymore.
I totally agree with you. The ending for TS3 is meant for adults, or more precisely, for the kids inside them
Agree, for me it doesn't necessarily matter if you grow up with the franchise, I'm like that i didn't watch the full story back then. Then just recently i watched all the movies in a week and that ending really hit me to the heart
I don't cry, but I feel them, and it feels like I am being torn apart at the seams. I might not have been a 90s kid, but I was an early 2000s kid. I still remember when we all had landlines and watched VHS Cassettes through VCRs... Today, the world just feels empty, like it lost all of its luster... This movie series brings me back to the time I knew and loved. I don't cry, but I feel it in the pit of my stomach. It gnaws at me every time.
Toy Story 3 made us ALL ugly cry. If it didn't, get your heart checked. It really is one of the most beautiful endings in movie history, and the perfect way to wrap up the Toys' story (which is why I have yet to see the fourth movie). This ending STILL makes me cry, as evidenced by the fact I'm drying tears after watching it in this video. It's just perfect.
And yes, Andy was going to keep Woody because Woody is a collectible toy and a family heirloom, a toy owned by his dad and passed down to Andy before his dad's death.
The fourth one is pretty darn good IMO. I agree this was a beautiful ending, but the fourth also ends in a place that feels very cathartic.
@@dark5fate The 4th one is funny but everyone feels out of character. I still think toy story 3 feels like the best ending.
Me who physically can't cry properly:
I have never heard anything about Woody being passed down from his deceased father in any of the movies and if that is the case, Andy would never have let that girl have him.
You’ll be mad watching the 4th. Bonnie treats woody like trash even tho she promised to take care of him.
I gotta say, Toy Story 3 was rlly DARK. I always got goosebumps and teary eyed when watching the scene of lasso lashing out st everyone tbh. Who else agrees?
An example of abusive parenting is lotsos relationship with big baby and daisy.
Sometimes during breakups a parent would grow angry and resentful, and talk trash about the other spouse. They feed those that look to them for guidence lies and does it to justify their actions.
Just for comparison sake let's say that Lotso and Daisy are adult humans. Big baby would be their kid and the clown guy a family friend maybe.
I see your point and it does make sense
@@Severedous_toenelius thank you. I'm relieved at least.
That makes perfect sense. I'm surprised I didn't think of that.
or maybe the clown is an older brother who was sick of his dads trash talk and moved out
Pixar’s ability to articulate the human condition in such a kind and non-pretentious manner blows my mind and cracks my heart every time. The careful portrayal of these stories allows the deeper and ineffable truths to glow in a way that is so vibrant it hurts. Great reaction as always, it’s like I’m watching again for the first time.
That 'Thanks guys' makes me tear up hard.
This came out the summer before I left for college so I went and saw it with my mom. We ugly cried the entire back half of the movie. I immediately went home and pulled out the handful of toys that my mom made me save and cried even more.
SAME! This came out when I was Andy's age and was also about to go to college. Ugh I didn't want to leave childhood behind
May I just say that the monkey in this film was the most terrifying toy
I ever had the displeasure of seeing in the cinema. I was 6 when this came
out and it still gives me shivers. *Latso's a prick but Monkey is a freaky thing!*
The best/worst part is *that was a real thing you could/can buy* .
Woody and Sink dog should've Killed it instead.
“If they go missing that means you just have an owner now” LOL true enough! Love the reaction as always, the third movie was definitely the heaviest imo. They did a good job bringing closure of sorts between Andy and his toys
My husband and I cried in the theater watching this with our children. Cried when they all joined hands to face death together. We cried at the ending too.
I saw this in theaters with my mom, I had just recently moved out and let me tell you, we made damn fools of ourselves in that theater with how much we cried. It was the perfect trilogy (I don't count the fourth one) that just spoke to the meaning of childhood and growing up, letting go of people and sticking by those you love. How a silly story about Toys evolved into this heartfelt masterpiece is a testament to the creators at Pixar.
I was 5 when the first Toy Story came out and was in college when this came out, and it hit really hard when I saw this in theaters. I ugly cried just watching the clips you showed in your reaction! I still haven't watched the 4th one. This was the perfect ending for me, and I feel like another one would just spoil it.
I quote that.I personally liked to see more of Bo-Peep and her relationship with Woody that was never really explored in the previous movie,but I *HATED* to see Woody having Bonnie's name replacing Andy's on his boot,expecially seeing how she treated him 🤬 (I'm not _blaming_ her,but...if you're gonna be a"lost toy"in the end..sorry for the SPOILER..at least let me see a scene in which Woody takes out Bonnie's name as well!)and I could only watch that movie once or twice because Woody's italian voice actor died and the new voice sounds nothing like the old one and I just can't deal with it(ironic,considering his new voice actor is Tom Hank's"official"italian voice actor)!😭💔BUT if you watch this movie in English you won't have that problem and,to the film's credit,I must say,other than Bo-Peep,another *very good thing* has been all the part about Gabby Gabby.That is worth to watch,IMO,for more than a reason.
Basically,if you wanna keep the 3rd movie as the saga's ending that's *perfectly fine* but _MAYBE_ you are losing the chance to experience some more good stuff coming out of this franchise....Just a tip.🙂
Same here Toy Story 3 is the perfect ending
Hello
@@Nicamon I’m seeing you in almost every comment on this video lmao 😂
@@spartanchief1785 Possible. It's been 6 months..I don't remember TBH.
i remember watching this with my teen. he allowed himself to go to the movies that day; we had no idea what to expect. when the toys held hands to die together in the incinerator, i was a wreck! then, when andy passed his toys off to a good home at the end, more blubbering! so many freaking tears - in toy story!! i didn't even notice my son was apparently tearing up too at the same time. he later willingly admitted it to me. when you make a disaffected teen boy cry AND admit it, you're a good movie.
Crazy for people my age (20) because buzz and woody are the toys that I grew up with, still remember crying in theatres.
Pretty sure this made everyoneat least tear up a bit if at all. This is my fav out of the movies
I've cried 4 out of 5 times while watching this movie!😭😭😭😭
The second moment that made me cry was when Andy saw Woody in the box and started talking to Bonnie about how Woody has been his longest friend 😭😭💔
22:24 - Ah yes, the curse of the Toy Story generation. 😆 You made sure to give them all a little more love and maaaaybe made note of where they were when you left the house to see if they moved while you were gone.
I once asked my parents to put a hidden camera just to see if they're gonna move but when we saw the video and none of them did, dad said that of course they wont because they saw us put a camera.
@@greyhaven8637 LMAO Thats a Nice one
6:09 "This is completely gone away because of video games". So true! So important to keep our eyes open to imagination and the like.
This closed the Andy storyline so well, the deeper themes were so good! Really looking forward to more Pixar reactions!
More like tablets not video games. We had video games when these movies came out and we still played with toys, I did.
This is personally my favorite one of the franchise. The balance btw humour, kids themes and more mature themes is really excellent. The twists and turns are better than TS1 and TS2 , kind of stressful and quite dark for a movie adressed mainly to kids, but that's what made the movie so exciting imo. Looking forwards to see your TS4 reaction as well as coco and wall-e.
I grew up with the Toy Story Franchise and I remember taking my Mom and my Girlfriend at the time to see it when I was in college and I was super excited for Toy Story 3. But when it came to the end of the movie and Andy started giving them away I had tears in my eyes... until he got to Woody and started explaining how much Woody meant to him and how he'll never give up on you. I lost it because Woody was my favorite character growing up and I was crying my eyes out sitting in between my mom and my girlfriend lol. Toy Story 3 was made for OUR generation who grew up with the original. Toy story 4... the film was ok but didn't hit as hard as 3 though.
i was in a similar situation, the moment i saw woody in there i knew i would cry, the ending is perfect because we feel the follow up to a new chapter of andys life, but in this case everyone of us is andy, because thats the whole point of the movie.
TS4 is for the Next Generation, makes alot of sense why it doesnt feel the same or has much going for it.
I used to watch the 1 & 2 so much. I remember back when i saw this in theaters. There was not one person in that theater who wasnt crying. Including myself.
I grew up with the OG Toy Story, had it on VHS and watched it endlessly as a kid. My heart was so full when I seen Toy Story 3 was coming out. Went to the movies to see this one and cried most of the second half lol felt like closure for me also. Great reaction! 😊
Same!
How did the little aliens get into the control room 😂. I like their arc, how they came from a claw machine, were saved by Mr Potato, and then saved everyone with a giant claw.
They must have managed to jump off the plow before they got shoved down on the conveyer belt. Can't show that or it would spoiled the surprise rescue (on the other hand they had to show them going to the garbage crane so it doesn't completely come out of nowhere or Deus Ex Machima, of course it literally is "hand of God" saving the toys from their doom).
I love how expressive and excited he gets during the films definitely my favorite reactor
Thanks Ruby
@@JVsGalacticAdventures You’re so genuine and fun to watch keep it up!
Been stressed out lately and don't know why. Thank you, I needed a cathartic cry
Fun fact: John Lasseter, one of the creative animation directors at Pixar and Disney Animation is a really good friend with Hayao Miyazaki.
I think you recently watched or started watching Miyazaki's Ghibli films, correct me if I'm wrong though.
But there's a toy in Bonnie's room which is the grey Totorro plushie. It doesn't have any lines at all but was animated in there as a tribute and reference to Miyazaki's iconic friendship with Disney. When they started releasing the Studio Ghibli's films with english translated dub in the West, Disney was one of the company's that was on board with sharing Miyazaki's animation style. Most of the inspiration you see in the Disney/Pixar films are thanks to Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli.
9:07
Recognize the t-shirt on the garbage man? People speculate that this is actually Sid in the future.
It's been confirmed by the team especially since it's the same voice actor as Sid.
Yep, and he saves toys he finds in the trash cause he knows they are actually alive, but is still afraid of them so ties them to the front of the truck instead of keeping them close and free.
He is actually listed as Sid in the credits so it’s canon, not a theory.
I cried like a baby when i first watched this movie, sooooo well written.
This movie hit hard for my year as it was when we were all going on to college as well. Everybody in the theater was balling their eyes out. It made sense, we all grew up with these characters as kids and were in line with finally taking that step to also move on, but not forgetting these great and memorable characters.
such a good film. Makes me cry everytime especially with the music at the end. its so perfect.
Watching you crying at the ending made me cry omg nothing is more powerful than manly tears
Yeeees!
I grew up watching Toy Story. First movie came out like a couple of years before I was born, so I watched it over and over again as a child. I remember the second one coming out. And the third one came out around the time me and my parents were immigrating to a diff country, so I remember it in heartbreaking ways. I can’t rewatch the 4th one though bc it literally breaks my heart too much to watch the ending.
This reminds me of the time when I gave away my collection of dinosaur toys and even tho I haven't played with them for like... 15 years, I started remembering all the names and personalities I gave them way back and it made it harder to part with them.
Also I friggin love Ken and Barbie in this movie.
Awwww
I saw this in theaters as a 20 year old who grew up with the Toy Story movies... when they joined hands in the incinerator, I started just, sobbing. Pixar got me good.
its so cute how in every version of buzz, the normal, the demo, and spanish, he still likes jessie
This has been the only movie to make me cry, I watched this movie as a kid but didn’t connect with the growing up part yet but recently I decided to rewatch the 4 movies for good old times as a young adult. The movie was good overall but when Andy pulls away Woody and talks about how good a friend he was that’s when it really hit me, and I legitimately cried for the first time in a very long time. Loss is the hardest thing to deal with and that is something everyone can relate to, especially in the transition from kid to adult.
An entire generation of us grew up with Toy Story. We went through life with this movie, through good and bad, some of us have kids who we introduced to this movie. It was a big part of our lives. That ending broke my heart in the most wholesome way. I saw myself in Andy’s face after Woody waved goodbye. We grow up, we get older, forced to move on in life, but we will always have our childhood memories. Never forget the magic of your childhood, you’ll miss it dearly one day! #grownmantears
My (ex)stepdad once threw away every single stuffed animal toy I had while growing up. One of those toys was even a family heirloom that was passed down from my great grandma, to my grandma, to my mom, and then to me.
And he specifically threw them out on the day that the garbage men come ... so all my childhood toys were thrown away. That's why this movie hits a bit harder for me.
The only stuffed animal I still have from childhood is a 5 foot tall teddy bear that I guess must've been too much of a hassle to throw away.
I seriously hate that douchebag...and I will never throw away Benny the Bear because of that. 😭💙
I watched this at the movie theater, I ugly cried and was so embarrassed. Until I turned around and the lights go on and so many other adults had been crying too and all the kids seemed just fine 🤣
I saw this one at the cinema with my mom (I was 14 back then) and I remember we were both crying so hard. I told her I was crying because Andy left his toys and asked her why she was crying. She answered saying: “Because Andy’s going to college and he’s leaving his mom”. I think that shows very well priorities 😂
27:07 I think it's supposed to show Big baby's trauma from being so violently separated by Lotso when they returned. It broke him. Big baby needs therapy.
I grew up with those movies
I agree this was the perfect ending. they should have just stopped
i thought the same, until i saw #4. and then i totally got it - retirement.
“what happened to woodys girl” you’ll see😏
4 was so cool!
I love this movie. It makes my cry so much.
Very few creative teams are able to tug at your heartstrings so perfectly... and then strangle you with your own heartstrings while sucker punching you. The people at Pixar manage to find those things we all experience in some way, and breaking it down to a raw, core feeling/principle.
If you didn't catch it the garbage man it was Sid
Yeah I know knew it as soon as I saw the skull shirt
Yeeeah... I remember I was six when the first movie came out. And then by the time this one came out, I had been in college a couple of years, but that year was the first I was attending school away from my home state. An animation school. Because I grew up fascinated by movies like this trilogy. 😭 Boy did that bring it full-circle. ❤️
"So long partner" 💔
So many generations will never understand the impact toys had in our lives. Screw videogames😟
the incinerator scene is so wild for a “kid’s” movie bc i saw it when i was a kid and it absolutely horrified me lmfao
and that monkey is terrifying bro
This one always makes me ugly cry - it came out at the end of my senior year of high school, right as my friends and I were going through the same struggles with shedding childhood that Andy was and as we were preparing to make our own college/career journeys. A big group of us went to go see it at a drive-in theater, with no idea what themes it was going to be addressing, and I swear every single one of us was sobbing by the end. 😭😂 Talk about perfect timing for ultimate emotional impact.
I was 16 when I saw Toy Story 3. Saw it in theaters after waiting 14 years for the sequel. I was worried what I’d look like as a 16 year old with tears rolling down my face. Only to find pretty much everyone in there felt the same.
I brought Buddy Bear, Catty, a bratz doll named Chloe, and a pillow pet with me through 4 years of college. None were collectors' items, but Buddy Bear and Catty were going for their Master's Degree. They saw my mom through college way back when. Can you say "sentimental value"?
Honestly I've been watching so many videos and when you said 80% havent subscribed I was like "what are they thinking?" until I realised i'd just forgotten to sub! Im subscribed now!
5:57
Randy Newman was the composer for all the Toy Story movies, so technically he never left.
Also, that garbage man at 9:09 is confirmed to be Sid from the first movie. Notice the skull shirt?
The first movie came out the year I was born and watching this in theaters made it feel like my childhood was ending. I know it was the same for a lot of people as well. I saw this with a group of friends I had grown up with which made it even harder to process this movie, especially the end.
The ending never fails to make me cry 😢 it's so emotional especially as I grew up on them and always saw them as Andys toys from when I was really young!
9:52 lol sudden realization. I have a shelf full of anime statues and 3d printed figures. I'd never second guess someone keeping something from their childhood. This movie had me ugly crying too...
bro big baby's little "mama" always makes me tear up.
Toy story three ending is the saddest scene in toy story 3 because it’s Andy giving away his old toys including woody to Bonnie before leaving the college and he plays with his old toys with Bonnie for the very last time
“so long partner” Woody-
Andys goodbye gets me every friggin time. Hurts to bad saying goodbye to my childhood!
I don't believe we have to say goodbye to our childhoods. We can incorporate them into our adult lives. So what if something seems a little childish? Be yourself! Just because you are an adult, doesn't mean you should throw all your fun away. You are you. Do what you like. Follow the path you want. If someone tells you, that you are acting like a kid, or being "outdated", don't listen to them. Be yourself. Happiness is when you let your inner self go loose.
@@blenderbachcgi Sounds good but not reality. Being a child for me meant being around family and friends, now I live in a country at the other end of the world to where I was so that will never happen again. Now its just qork and the daily grind. Nothing fun it that. Childhood is the best part of life.
@@LadyVenomWay Why is it not reality? I am now an adult, but we all still live as one big family. For example, you can always make some time to enjoy an activity from the past, like playing your old games, or doing an outdoor activity you used to enjoy,
@@blenderbachcgi Your experience isnt the experience for everyone and for the reasons I already stated above. Maybe read before replying.
@@LadyVenomWay Maybe it isn't, but everyone has got to have their own way of doing it...
Looking forward to see your Coco reaction!
Highly recommend 'Silent Voice' or 'Kimi no nawa', these anime movies are absolute gems. They're so beautiful and deep.
22:23 I did grow up with these movies. I'm a young adult now.. and I have a shelf-full of toys I couldn't get rid of.
21:35 that telephone toy bring back childhood memories.
29:26 i love that the movie doesn’t even let this notion go on for a second more because the whole point of the movie is that a toy is meant to be cherished and played with, not thrown away. brilliant attention to the overall theme, as well as how they don’t end up making it to the incinerator. their purpose is to be loved and played with by a kid
They did get that roar from Jurassic park 😅
I saw that movie in the US when I stayed there for an internship. I went to an evening showing. And I had the most traumatizing experience ever: during the incinerator scene, I was starting to get very terrified when they surrender and accept death... and some kids started crying and screaming. It was like a snowball: so so many kids started crying and screaming in the room, parents started to stand and leave and many did just when the God claw saved the day but it was too late, the kids were still all crying and screaming. It's like the silence of the lambs for me now, the screams of the kids haunt me to this day! It was such a terrifying experience!
“What happened to Woody’s girl” [my crying intensifies]
as a kid i absolutely HATED this movie.. I'm 19 now and still have all of my stuffed animals, solely because i grew up with toy story. Whenever we cleaned out the house and mum and I would go through all my toys I would always feel SUPER guilty about throwing them away...
and to be honest I have never really enjoyed the toy story movies because i would always apply the movie logic to my own toys, even now in the back of my mind I feel bad giving my toys away!!!
Him giving away his toys broke me. It’s that we know we can’t stay children forever. We eventually have to grow up. We will voluntarily get rid of things we have always loved, or we may lose things we love involuntarily.
15:15 The hedge hog is Timothy Dalton who played james Bond between 1987 and 1989.
😭😭😭❤️👌
Scene always makes me cry and I remember watching it in theatres with my parents. My favorite out of all the films and my childhood.
I love the opening. Its an actual version of the original where Andy was playing with everyone. Its sooo good!
I CANT BE THE ONLY ONE THAT SHE'S THE KINKYNESS IN THAT SCENE WITH KEN TIED UP AND BARBIE WRIPPING HIS CLOTHES RIGHT!?!?!.....I cant be!😭😭😭
Love your reactions to the Toy Story films so far. Subbed. Also, it should be noted that Randy Newman did the music for all 4 movies, including the songs and music score. There wouldn't be the magic of the music in those films without him. Even if he wasn't singing, his orchestral scores still have an effect on our childhoods. It's that memorable. In Toy Story 2, he Woody's Roundup version of "You've Got a Friend in Me" was performed by Tom Hanks, with acoustic guitar backing; Wheezy's version was sung by Robert Goulet (though the character was voiced by Joe Ranft). And I wanted to wait after I've seen your reaction the first two movies to point out that the sound design was done by Gary Rydstrom, at least for the first two. Which was why you heard some of the Star Wars sound effects, etc. But for some reason, they slipped the dinosaur roar from Jurassic Park and he wasn't credited in the 3rd film for it (but I could be wrong if he was, since according to his wiki page, Toy Story 3 isn't listed on there).The man nonetheless was responsible for making these iconic sounds for movies like Star Wars and Jurassic Park. He has also worked on some of the other Pixar projects as well, and other films over the years.
Toy Story 3 is my favorite Toy Story movie because it's pretty dark for a kids movie and it's really emotional at the end
hey, I came from See Jane's channel. And I always love your reactions JV.
I don't know if you know it, but I'm extremely thankful that you're very open about your feelings whenever you watch touching scenes. I think you're incredibly strong for tearing up at these scenes. It always bothered me how men would bottle all of that inside and NEVER CRY. Honestly, that's already proven to be unhealthy to men's mental health in general. That's why I feel like you're making change even if you don't think you are. I'm glad that other boys and men have you as an example for that. It's important to me too, as a woman. No one thinks that's important but I do and I want you to know that. I hope you never stop! I hope you let tragic, sad, joyful, and impactful stories move you in all sorts of ways. Thank you for being such a great role model for men's mental health!!
My grown brother and I (in our mid twenties) grew up to this franchise. We ugly cried to this movie and we’re not ashamed.😂😂😏🤦🏾♂️
The worst thing is Toy Story 4 comes in and RUINS this last scene. It doesn't take this kid a year and she doesn't care 2 witts about Woody, Buzz, and the others. Her favorite toy is a F'n SPORK!
Did anyone else pick up on the accuracy of the three star wars references in the three toy story movies?
In A New Hope you have Tarkin as Leia about the rebel base. In Toy Story 1, Sid interrogates Woody about his rebel friends
In Empire Strikes Back, Vader says the iconic line to Luke. In Toy Story 2, Zurg says it to “other” Buzz
In Return of the Jedi, Luke turns Palpatines right hand man, Vader, and vader lifts him up then tosses Palpatine to his “presumed” death. In Toy Story 3, Woody turns Lotso’s right hand man, Big Baby, who then lifts Lotso and goes to throw him to his “presumed” death.
Idk just a funny and accurate reference. Very subtle too lol
what this really taught me as a future parent is to make sure i never ever leave my future children’s toys behind in a field somewhere
I had a whole entire Toy Story marathon yesterday, watched all the films and shorts ❤ it's honestly my favorite entertainment franchise, and I'm in my 40s 💯 it's just so full of heart and so funny and it's such a comfort 🧸I was 11 years old when the first film came out, been kinda obsessed ever since
Fun fact: The garbage guy at the start and at the end (not the one who found Lotso and strapped him to the garbage trunk) is in fact Sid from Toy Story 1, even wearing the same skull t-shirt (maybe not the EXACTLY same t-shirt unless it was resized) and Eric Von Detten still voices him. This is comfirmed by director Lee Unkrich in the audio commentary.
“We’re back with Toy Story 3!! This is the 3rd one, the 3rd installment in Toy Story.”
Are you sure? 😂😂😂
I’m just messin, this was actually a fun reaction, Subscribed!
keep up the awesome videos man! i love your reactions !!
34:10 😉 😁 - remember TBBT..?
Penny: (teasing) You cried during Toy Story 3...!
Leonard: (defiant) The toys were holding hands in a furnace..!!
Same thing happened with my cat. He became arthritic and drooled all the time. He died shortly after
I loved your reaction to this, JV, and had the same one -- I was crying again right along with you. That final moment that gets me so much is when Andy looks back -- and for a split second, seeing his toys, and especially Woody and Buzz in Bonnie's arms -- he sees them as alive. He knows they are alive. And his breath catches one last time. And he bids them farewell.
Meanwhile, I especially love the way it addresses the toys' reactions to the fact that they are getting older, and they recognize that they have finite lives (and time to be played with). Which is why the movie hits me in the feels after the escape (which is a fantastic homage to The Great Escape movie) -- look at the trash situation. Woody unhesitatingly risks his life to save Lotso repeatedly (and Buzz backs up Woody because he loves Woody). And then facing the incinerator, there is that simple expression of love as all the toys take hands and accept that they are going to die (I cry every time, especially when they try to calm down poor scared Bullseye).
And then that final playtime with Andy. For me this is where it ends, and perfectly. (I liked 4, I just disliked it as a TS movie and wish it had just been a new movie. I hated where it left all the characters after this perfect ending. For me I try to forget it exists.)
I had a Popeye toy and this movie made me cry so much I’m 24 and I still have it...they did there there thing on this movie...everybody came in and delivered.
A single crystalline tear following from the corner of your eye into a white handkerchief is the opposite of ugly crying
Chuckles is voiced by late Bud Luckey who have been Pixar since Toys Story being a character designer for Woody. He also voiced Rick Dicker in the first The Incredibles and directed the short Boundin' (and narrating the short) which was shown before The Incredibles in the theaters. Luckey also voiced Eeyore in the 2011 Winnie the Pooh and he was the father of Andy Luckey, the producer of the 80's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. In the 60's and 70's he was an animator for Sesame Street, most famously known for animating The Ladybug's Picknick sketch. He retired in 2014 and passed away in 2018. Incredibles 2 were dedicated to him.
The college I went to had it's own movie theater where they'd show movies for cheap, so students could actually afford to go. This came out my freshman year, and I saw it the Friday that it was first shown in the university's theater. This movie hit like a bag of bricks. It was an auditorium full of sobbing young adults by the end. Most of the people that I talked to leaving the theater said that they actually DID bring their favorite toy with them to college, or they left them at home with younger family members. I gave my parents strict instructions not to throw mine out, but to give them to my niece instead.
I personally wish the franchise stopped here. I feel like some of the themes in the fourth one aren't the best when it comes to teaching boundaries to children.
it's hard to find someone who love something you have like you do