Everything GREAT About Toy Story 3!

Toy Story the Third! The one with the scary strawberry Lotso bear. Is it the most traumatizing of all the Toy Stories? Yes. Here's everything right with Toy Story 3!
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[@averymerrick]

At the beginning of the film, Woody tells Slinky to gather everyone for a staff meeting. Slinky's response? *Everyone is already gathered.* For anyone who grew up with the first two films and remembered all the toys that attended Woody's staff meeting, seeing such a large population reduced to just under a dozen (combined with Slinky's response) gave the film *an eerily post-apocalyptic feel.*

[@jdggaming5764]

you sure like commenting on this video. Why not make a few paragraphs in one comment?

[@day7163]

I don’t know if post-apocalyptic fits tbh lol. But I definitely agree about the other things.

[@jdggaming5764]

@@repentandbelieveinjesuschr9256 shut your mouth bot

[@jf_kein_k8590]

@@repentandbelieveinjesuschr9256 "Kill them all and let God sort them out." -Arnaud Amalric

[@IamaPERSON]

@@repentandbelieveinjesuschr9256 we get it, Satan’s better. After all, he doesn’t force religion, unlike you.

[@trinaq]

This was the perfect send off for the series. While the fourth movie was decent enough, the scene where Andy gives his toys to Bonnie, and parts with Woody, always bring a tear to my eye.

[@chasehedges6775]

Agreed💯💯💯

[@WilliamKnee]

Right there with ya.

[@unblorbosyourshows9635]

That's why I'm never watching TS4

[@jsh7939]

@@unblorbosyourshows9635 TS4 is the epilogue to the original trilogy. Woody's epilogue. Give it a shot from that POV.

[@ikhoonyejelem2967]

@@bigtarzan755 I think you have the wrong comment

[@creativeplanetentertainmen7868]

Subtle foreshadowing on Lotso's entrance. It's literally a dumptruck dropping off the trash

[@Vooblebooble]

Holy shit that's amazing

[@KindredKeepsake]

+Creative Planet Entertainment You roasted him more than that incinerator could ever do!

[@ritapizza821]

Underrated comment

[@sonicfan9144]

Wow! I never even noticed that!

[@spikemurphy5054]

OH MY GOSH!

[@mr._.mav792]

Fun fact: When I saw this movie as a kid, the monkey _absolutely traumatized me and I STILL feel a little pang of fear when I re-watch this movie_

[@alphaareus]

don't blame you at all.

[@jasminmalta9242]

I can still hear his screeching at night...

[@F0rever.B0red]

I still remember giving me the creeps for when he sneaked up on woody. This movie came out in 2010 it did not feel like that long ago.

[@Cartman254]

Don’t worry, you can watch Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 to make you feel better.

[@Iamnottheplatypus]

THE FUCKING MONKEYS!!!!!

[@Depth217]

During the incinerator scene, my fully packed theater at the midnight premiere of this movie was as silent as they later would be when the credits rolled for Infinity War. And you could hear a lot of quiet sobbing during the ending, and a big, hushed “aww” when Andy pulled Woody away instinctively. Man.

[@kylebrown4293]

The incinerator scene is one of only 3 times I've cried during a movie. Such an intense scene!

[@TheEmeraldSword04]

I love seeing these comments from people that worked behind the theater projector. It's great eye openers for things on a bigger scale than the small now.

[@IamaPERSON]

@@kylebrown4293 what were the other two?

[@Depth217]

@@TheEmeraldSword04 I didn’t work for the theater, I was in the audience.

[@TheEmeraldSword04]

@@Depth217 oh...

[@maland2016]

The fact that the Incinerator scene, one of the darkest and most emotional moments from Pixar’s entire catalogue, is the emotional buildup to quite possibly the greatest Brick Joke in animation history. A 15 year buildup, and a scene that originally had comedic intent and was just a device to get Buzz and Woody taken by Sid turns out to be the very thing that saves the entire gang. The aliens running off to it even gives the audience the signal that it’ll happen, because you _know_ what’s coming with that thing. You don’t know when it’ll happen, and it makes the payoff all the more cathartic when the aliens save them. Finally, it’s the hilarity that the aliens worship the Claw as a god, and for a few short moments they controlled its hand. For a brief moment, _the aliens ascended godhood!_ Good for them.

[@jessehcreative]

Also the most literal Deus Ex Machina I’ve ever seen

[@SpaceJawa]

@@jessehcreative And yet it still manages to avoid feeling like a Deus Ex Machina because of the proper setup.

[@jessehcreative]

@@SpaceJawa The setup is great, I almost wish they didn’t have it as a nod to the hardcore fans

[@ThePCguy17]

Speaking solely from memory, I did not see The Claw coming. I was in full on mourning mode. But looking back years later after writing a lot of Sci-fi stories of my own...aliens are basically gods and Sufficiently Advanced Technology (or giant claws so big they're beyond the scope of toykind's imagination) is indistinguishable from magic, so this Deus Ex Machina is almost literal while still avoiding the, "came of of nowhere with no foreshadowing" problem that Deus Ex Machinas usually run into. I only saw Snoke's death coming because I liked to imagine suspiciously lightsaber-like blades coming off of literally everything and cutting the world to pieces around them as a kid, (I turned out fine) so I saw Snoke's decision to place such a deadly weapon within lethal range of him as...unwise. But looking back on Toy Story I just can't get mad. It was foreshadowed equally as well but I just didn't notice until well after the fact.

[@maureenobrien4968]

Not to mention at the end of 2, Stinky Pete says “Spending eternity rotting in some landfill!”, and then that very nearly happens to them in the 3rd movie.

[@samschellhase8831]

I love how CinemaWins having a child has only made his commentary better and more connected. “My kids will never grow up, and that is a perfectly healthy way to think about it” 3:20 ish

[@jacob4920]

You can just TASTE the irony of that statement, as he says it, too. You know he doesn't believe that, but he's holding on to "the good old days" as tightly as he can, because deep down he knows those days will eventually pass.

[@patrickspencer6550]

I feel him…

[@gr13v0u5]

The Sunnyside scene hit me a special kind of hard when I saw the movie for the first time. See, my mum is an elementary teacher. When I was a teenager, I made the terrible mistake of giving her my old Toy Story toys for her class and they. All. Got. TRASHED. My Woody got his cord torn off and his hat came THIS close to being thrown in the trash, and Buzz lost his dome and one of his retractable wings, and the both of them had paint in various places. They were the lucky ones. Moral of the story: DON'T. GIVE. YOUR. TOYS. TO. AN. ELEMENTARY. CLASS.

[@KindredKeepsake]

+Quinn-G Oh my god, that is HORRIBLE. You tried to do such a nice thing, too! I would have cried. I hope this doesn't discourage you from donating things you no longer feel any attachment to, though.

[@NAETSZN]

I gave my old 1995 Woody and Buzz to a toddler and he looks after them well

[@KindredKeepsake]

@@NAETSZN Pssh, you got unusually lucky. I'm glad to hear it, though!

[@Ozzbim]

maybe “looked after them well” means about as well as the typical toddler looks after their toys?

[@Ozzbim]

eh. prolly not. everyone’s always saying i have no faith. that i believe everything is hopeless.

[@averymerrick]

Throw It In: Ken's line, *”Take him to the library (pronounced as 'lie-berry'),"* after capturing Buzz, was an intentional mispronunciation as an improvisation by Michael Keaton. Lee Unkrich liked it so much, that he kept it in the film.

[@iGaveLiaHIV]

What

[@connorboyle2585]

that "mispronunciation" is how I've heard the word pronounced nearly every time I've ever heard it in my entire life. In another comment you mention this all from TV Tropes. TV Tropes is a wiki that anyone can add to without needing to prove the info they're adding is accurate. Most movie trivia stuff works like that, it's the same with IMDB's trivia section.

[@theinkking]

@@connorboyle2585 if you don’t pronounce it “lie-brare-ee” it is factually incorrect. Like, people can often times figure it out via context clues and how no other words sound like library, but it would still be wrong. So no, that fact about Michael Keaton is true because of how specifically he annunciated it “lie-berry” due to a lack of info on how to say it right in the movie. (Ken is in a preschool, duh.)

[@youtubecommenter8412]

@@connorboyle2585 lol dawg u just been saying it wrong

[@repentandbelieveinjesuschr9256]

Repent to Jesus Christ “Submit yourselves, then, to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.” ‭‭James‬ ‭4:7‬ ‭NIV

[@averymerrick]

The final shot of the film: *A shot of the sky that resembles the wallpaper of Andy's room.* It provides a moving *bookend* for the film and the series as a whole: Evoking Woody and the gang's time as Andy's toys and that *those times are now over.*

[@bug_stonkin_wess1221]

How do you know all these really obscure facts

[@averymerrick]

@@bug_stonkin_wess1221 TV Tropes.

[@9nikolai]

@@bug_stonkin_wess1221 Proably by being interested in them

[@bug_stonkin_wess1221]

@@9nikolai we all have our interests i suppose lol

[@bug_stonkin_wess1221]

@@averymerrick i need to go on that site more, been a while

[@bittrippn6570]

So, just to put the stereotype Buzz thing into maybe more context.. the animator that worked on those shots, Carlos Baena, is from Spain and actively worked with the production to get those scenes put in. I'm a student animator and I've watched him give talks about it and he's very proud of the fact that he could put a slice of his culture in the movie, Spanish Buzz is mostly influenced by Flemenco dancers, so let's try to not get offended on others' behalf.

[@sebastianquiros6770]

The "offensive" part of it seemed so performatively woke.

[@LordBaktor]

*Flamenco.

[@NovusIgnis]

Good luck with that. Lee is a hardcore lefty. For the longest time, all of his latest videos have had him getting offended on others' behalf. Like most leftists, he can't handle not being a white savior.

[@Palmieres]

@@NovusIgnis comments like these just break my heart. Your use of the expression "leftist" as if it's something bad in a democratic state, is honestly heartbreaking. Did you ever live under a right wing regime where censorship keeps you from speaking freely and your neighbor could get you arrested for crimes against the state simply because they didn't like you? Because my family did. If someone being considerate hurts you so much, you're welcome to go live where your opinion doesn't matter and you're going to obey whether you like it or not, at the risk of being arrested by the state police, tortured and possibly even killed because you wanted to voice an opinion that didn't agree with those in charge. Leave people be, ffs, and let them say or feel whatever they want.

[@NovusIgnis]

@@Palmieres Clearly you have no clue what leftist means, and you are also under the flawed idea that authoritarianism is purely a toy for the right. Continue being wrong if you like, but you'd be better off doing a quick Google search next time before you open your mouth. For the record, Canada is a leftist country, and they will absolutely fine and jail you for saying things that people disagree with. Authoritarianism and fascism are things that anyone can use.

[@kirkhilljr.5446]

Needs an additional win for "So long, partner." My dad and I saw this in theaters and we both were surprised by how moved we were by the end of the movie. Toy Story 3 is just beautiful.

[@theyrecomingforyoubarbara]

This movie came out the same year I graduated high school and I went to see it with my little brother and sister. They did NOT understand why I was silent crying at the end. We literally grew up with the Toy Story movies. it was the end of my “childhood” and I considered this one the perfect ending of the franchise.

[@lebrown5075]

My kids grew up watching the 3 toy story movies, with most of the repeat watchings when they were between the ages of like 3-6 years old. We the adults would tear up when Andy gives away his toys, but the kids wouldn't. Recently we rewatched TS3 again and my oldest finally cried watching the ending at the age of 11 or 12. That's when I knew he was 'grown up' lol

[@SonofthePhantom]

Same here. Definitely had the 'coming of age' feels with this film.

[@CherryFrog321]

Same! The first Toy Story was one of the first movies I saw in theaters as a child (I was 4 years old when it came out). I also remember getting to see Toy Story 2 with my whole second grade class because I had a super cool teacher who actually took us on a field trip to the movie theater! And then when Toy Story 3 came out, I had just graduated from high school and was starting college soon just like Andy, so it was really emotional to watch after growing up with the first two movies.

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

Is it weird that I still don't tear up at that ending?

[@briannabonilla110]

i still tear up every time

[@lukasgiese2331]

When the smelter scene happened in cinema you could hear the brains of the parents there with their kids working as hard as they possibly could to come up with a good response, if PIXAR actually did it. And I must say: In a cinema of almost 2000 seats, mostly filled with families, you could hear on giant collective gasp as they held hands and after that just pure tension and quiet in all of the audience. An absolute masterpiece scene by PIXAR, earned by years of character development.

[@SwaySilva]

I aged with Andy. I was his age in 1,2 & 3. This movie made me weep, and still does. The validation that Woody gets by never giving up on Andy always gets me

[@nicolelawless9942]

Our Woody hasn’t given up on me and my sister yet and we both played with him. We’re 20 now and my sister gave Woody to me and I can’t be grateful enough

[@rayn0577]

What makes Lotso’s backstory really sad is that Daisy was probably so distraught when she woke up and realized Lotso was gone that her parents bought a replacement and told her they’d found him.

[@ernestomiloli8414]

12:34 Ken isn't being over-confident. He's overcome with the fact that he has someone who accepts what he's passionate about. Yes the Ken and Barbie scenes are my favourites in this movie. Why do you ask?

[@isaiahvoss]

In Toy Story 3, Totoro from My Neighbor Totoro makes an appearance when the other toys greet Woody. It's a tribute to Hayao Miyazaki when he did Spirited Away and added the lamp to represent Pixar with him and John Lasseter's friendship.

[@OrigamiMarie]

Oh that's truly lovely 🙂

[@Kaipyro67ALT]

That was really sweet until you added the "John Lasseter" part. Yikes.

[@MrGabeanator]

@@Kaipyro67ALT oh please don’t be so dramatic

[@icantthinkofanything798]

@@MrGabeanator I mean he did suck, but he helped make a lot of great movies. Just gotta judge art separate from the artist, especially when they didn't make it all by themselves

[@MrGabeanator]

@@icantthinkofanything798 john lasseters no pig

[@jakeharmon542]

14:18. For some reason, his lines "I'm sorry, cowboy. They broke me" always gives me goosebumps

[@Cartman254]

I wonder what they did to him?

[@canadiankazz]

The final "THE CLAW" part of this movie had me ugly sobbing in the cinema, to the point where others were looking at me and asking if I was okay.

[@nicolelawless9942]

They saw me taking hands with my grandmother and then the audience thought “That’s it it’s over!” as they take hands and then everyone started crying as I looked at my sister with my hand out ready and then everyone cries more as I looked at the fire

[@jamiewood1069]

You know it’s a good film when even someone talking over it will make you emotional

[@hasankaiser4563]

Had the same feeling. This and Endgame always gets me

[@spiltmilk0204]

same lol i cried at the last scene

[@qunaqunowski]

In the incinerator scene, whenever I've seen this movie it always hit me that everyone except for Woody has someone to lean on, whereas he is in the middle and is completely upfront with his demise unlike the other toys. Yeah, he's not alone, nor did he (probably) feel that way, but it always made me feel even more depressed that all he could do is close his eyes, while others felt the embrace of other characters

[@Bubbly_Dragon]

Alternatively, he might not have had anyone specifically to hold, he still linked the groups together despite that

[@SinBlade06]

"So long, partner." I can't tell you how hard it was to not cry at that scene. At the time it was hard. Even now it's heartbreaking.

[@khodexus4963]

I still think this was the perfect finale to the Toy Story trilogy. All they needed to do was retitle Toy Story 4 as "Woody" and let it exist as a character spin-off (which it basically already was) instead of another sequel.

[@techbug4359]

“I don’t think we’ve given Woody enough credit for his parkour skills” That was EXACTLY how I felt when I first saw this movie! Woody and Buzz’s parkour skills are ridiculous and totally win-worthy!

[@henrybrown2004]

I'm graduating high-school today (2 hours after writing this comment!!!) This is such a well timed video about a wonderful movie that helped me tackled the feelings of growing up and becoming a new person, letting go and helping others find love in things that I loved. Thank you so much Cinemawins, your timing is impeccable.

[@mattduffy6844]

Congrats dude

[@fyshman152]

Hey, man, congratulations!

[@WilliamKnee]

Great job buddy! Enjoy what life has in store for you in the future, it’s gonna be great! And don’t let any setbacks slow you down!

[@brandonborlaza9205]

congrats bro

[@commaJim]

Congrats, stranger. good luck with adulthood !!

[@xdjrockstar]

I'd like to think when Andy looks back and says "Thanks guys" it's him acknowledging the toys were alive and thanks them for giving him an amazing childhood

[@KapoXD]

They were alive to him, thats what metters :)

[@BonaparteBardithion]

9:27 Mr. Potato talks through his detached mouth in the first film, so she could have very much still talked through it if she wanted. Though the invasion of personal boundries may have momentarily stunned her to silence.

[@cynicat74]

It seems like he's holding her lips close with his paw, so she couldn't actually open her mouth to speak.

[@TacComControl]

You missed the best joke of the movie, Mr. Potato Head saying "No one takes my wife's mouth but me". The kids saw it as just the usual bravado in films, and every adult in the room's brain hurt from laughing so hard.

[@averymerrick]

About Lotso’s fate: While he ultimately deserved it for all the horrific acts he did throughout the movie, but Lotso is resigned to what may well be a *Fate Worse than Death* at the end: Being tied to the front of a garbage truck to slowly deteriorate. A) Between the wind, the mud/dirt, the insects, time, and possibly the detritus, Lotso is doomed to rot away, and he will most likely *FEEL* it. Ladies and gentlemen, karma at its most vicious, and maybe well deserved if you're feeling like he really does deserve it. B) The front grills of trucks like that can get insanely hot as well, adding to the torment.

[@Delta_Aves]

The best part is that his fate wasn't a deliberate revenge plan orchestrated by the toys, but simply a result of happenstance. It also doubles as irony, since Lotso won't have to worry about being lost, and will be "loved" by an owner again.

[@thunderpantz]

What's going to deteriorate first, his body, or his mind?

[@X-SPONGED]

If it's any compensation, I think any bug eggs inside Lotso will die from heatstroke over The Grill's Heat so he won't get any Xenomorph Chest Bursts.

[@AugustoEL]

@@X-SPONGED unless you consider colder times? Don't know, make him suffer for his crimes.

[@Swarming-Languendo]

That's some fuckin Kars frozen in space shit right there

[@jenny_therobot]

13:00 when Ken says "oh Barbie!" it really sounds like he's saying "oh f*ck!" if you're not paying attention 😂

[@VannieEats]

Toy story is one of the best films ever! Always such a nostalgic feeling every time I see the characters 🥺

[@tsg7official]

I agree, they’re not bad films at all.

[@bengilhooly3616]

@@tsg7official except the fourth

[@mcuunofficial7499]

@@tsg7official Toy Story 4

[@averymerrick]

Word of God: Lee Unkrich stated that Rex and Trixie come from the *same toy line of dinosaurs.* The movie's crew has also stated that the main reason some Sunnyside toys allied with Lotso and worked as his henchmen was simply to claim whatever power came with being his servants.

[@NovusIgnis]

I mean, did that come as a shock to anyone? There's always selfish people willing to support evil in the hopes that they can get a slice of the pie. I'm fact, given how evil humans are, it's statistically likely that all the evil goon slots will be filled quickly, and the remains will be disposed of lest they seek revenge for not being given a place at the table.

[@Depth217]

Thanks for quoting TV tropes

[@McSomething15]

We took my nephew to see this when it released, he was 5 at the time. During the trash inferno scene he was dead silent. Slowly leaning further up in his seat, unblinking. The entire theater was as quiet as he was. My family and I were all watching him as much as the movie. When the claw descended to grab them he began openly sobbing and cried out "they saved them!" We all chuckled at his reaction with tears in our own eyes. That scene, man, that scene. It hit HARD.

[@andrewkessinger5966]

One of my favorite things is that they tracked down the original voice actor for Andy and he reprised the role.

[@WolfSoulXIV]

The scene where Andy accurately describes Woody's character and then visibly reacts to Woody waving goodbye (with Bonnie's help) both gives me all kinds of feelings and makes me wonder just how "real" his toys were for him

[@EverTheFractal]

I have a teddy bear from my dad and my dad isn't dead or anything but it still matters to me so much as a 27 year old man and if I remember correctly (not mentioned in canon but discussed behind the scenes) Woody was specifically Andy's reminder of his father so the fact he was so hesitant to give him specifically away always kills me

[@KindredKeepsake]

+ ObsessedWithOverthinking That's sweet! You're never too old to have a sentimental object in your life!

[@petrusspinelli6661]

i always, ALWAYS, cry at the end of this movie. Not like a tiny tear, full on sobing. as a kid, this was the movie that i watched only once yet remembered everything in it, i loved it in a weird way like "it's sad, the end is not the happy one i was expecting, yet it's so good and so beautiful" _it also helped that i got to watch this on the cinema with my family at the literal end of my childhood_

[@judgmentalanimal]

This film seriously gives me chills everytime I watch it, and most of the time I also sob uncontrollably. Honestly, as much as I enjoy Toy Story 4, Toy Story 3 will always act as the final chapter of the story in my heart

[@carterkiku]

i actually started tearing up at that incinerator scene during this video. its so crazy how much of an impact these movies had on all of us as kids

[@tekuaniaakab2050]

This movie is honestly as good if not better than the first two, though I’ve heard some dismiss it as not as good and relying more on nostalgia. Maybe because so many movies have come out in which your enjoyment is solely based on your nostalgia of a property? Granted nostalgia is a big part of this movie, but there’s a right way to do it. And this movie is an emotional rollercoaster that is one of Pixar’s greatest and a perfect sendoff to the trilogy (yes, trilogy).

[@captainlastreo5160]

Pettiness is not a good look for you.

[@the_egg_]

@@captainlastreo5160 t r i l o g y

[@lunacouer]

I think you hit the nail on the head here. Today, we're a bit burnt out on nostalgia for nostalgia's sake. But it's not really fair to project today's experiences on a movie from 12 years ago. Plus, that's not what they did. Nostalgia isn't a selling point - it's the actual story. It's about growing up and what we lose in that process. It's why it gets us in the feels so much. We each feel our own wistfulness for what we left behind. That is not the same as Hollywood cynically trying to get butts in seats by showing Pac-man in the trailer, lol.

[@brainrich1358]

Toy Story 3 is a perfect send off for the series and Andy "passing the torch" to Bonnie.

[@an-animal-lover]

It was my favorite of them until the 4th film came out

[@trinaq]

While I know that she's just a child, it irritated me that Bonnie seemingly forgets about her promise to look after Andy's toys in the fourth movie, which negates the heartwarming ending.

[@chasehedges6775]

Well, to be fair, she is a kid

[@Richard_Nickerson]

She's like 5, give her a break

[@curranfrank2854]

I mean she still has them doesn't she? Outside of Woody

[@Richard_Nickerson]

@@curranfrank2854 But only because they're sentient

[@nessesaryschoolthing]

I know it irked a lot of people, but I liked that 4 pulled the ending of 3 back to reality a little bit. Of course Bonnie prefers to play with a piece of trash that she glued googly eyes on and imbued with personality herself instead of the same toy that Andy/we happen to have an emotional attachment to. The joke is on us, and, frankly, it's deserved. It's not immature to want to hold on to the things we cared about in childhood, but it IS immature to insist that other people should care about them the same way that we do, especially children.

[@kalebwillisyt9825]

I feel like there was really no need for a fourth movie. This was the perfect conclusion to the trilogy and would have been perfect with the ending of Andy leaving for college and him giving the toys to Bonnie

[@m6isme]

Exactly, the story had truly come full-circle.

[@justalpha9138]

I HATE that the fourth movie exists.

[@dovelove5427]

I agree wholeheartedly. It should've ended with this third one tbh. Then it would've been the perfect trilogy.

[@summerrose8110]

I love the fourth movie. You trolls are never satisfied with anything. Just have some wine and shut up.

[@owenaspinall2046]

Toy Story 4 was an unnecessary REALLY GOOD movie. Like, the 3rd best Toy Story.

[@settheworldonfire94]

Toy Story 2 is my favorite for nostalgia reasons, but 3 really hits right in the heart. The ending never fails to make me cry. I hope you enjoy Breath of the Wild! It’s such a wonderful game.

[@Lia-uf1ir]

Fun fact: Lotso's backstory was actually taken from the first draft of the first Toy Story where Woody is abandoned (or another toy because I can't remember whether they had invented Woody yet at that stage).

[@ClawedAsh]

It was Woody, at that time I believe only really Buzz and Woody were made

[@rayn0577]

And you still get glimpses of that in the movies. We know Woody is already pretty old by Toy Story 2, and in 3 he talks about what daycare is like before they get to Sunnyside. I’ve always thought that Andy found Woody at a daycare center and took him home, just like how Bonnie found him outside Sunnyside (it’s be a neat parallel).

[@Ieremos]

Week 7 of petitioning CinemaWins to please cover both of RDJ's Sherlock Holmes movies! They are amazing and underrated!

[@Ieremos]

Likes and comments will help make sure that CinemaWins sees this!

[@SocratesFinch]

@CinemaWins should really do this!

[@jayhernandez5897]

“Woody can represent a lot of things for kids transitioning into adulthood…” *looks at morning wood* That is CORRECT

[@mikecrain2076]

Is it weird that Jude is talked about so much that i don't think of him as Lee's son or the cinemawins guys kid. I just think of him as jude, like he's someone i know. I experience him growing up through your videos and it's just...wholesome

[@ryanhamstra49]

6:35 I lost it at “they did it in camera!” So serious and genuine like he was really impressed 😂

[@daffyhat]

"Years had passed before I realized I was falling behind on video games" You don't have to do that to me man, this movie hits hard enough without that added slam on my "I'm getting older" button.

[@cynicat74]

I'm firmly sticking to my belief that video games were just better back in my day. Wait a minute...

[@shade08538]

11:17 “So toys can’t feel pain-“ Yes they can, remember when Sid used that magnifying glass on Woody’s forehead?

[@dogmanwes2790]

THAT'S WHAT I'M SAYING!!

[@hashtagrex]

Personally i still think that Woody was originally Andy's dad's. It's revealed that he's been around for decades, and Andy has him as long as he can remember. With the unwavering loyalty that Woody had towards Andy, it really suggests that Andy's dad "told" Woody to take care of Andy, and then likely died after passing on Woody. It fits with the story we see very, very well. It also makes passing on Woody to Bonny that much more tragic, and the ending of toy story 4 even more gut wrenching (as Woody finally decided to take care of himself first instead of trying to fulfill his duty) And this theory I've been thinking of before I even saw that there was a viral one about Andy's dad getting polio (which was debunked). The movies definitely hint something about Woody making a promise to look after Andy

[@tristansmith8824]

So, wait. Your theory is that Woody is Andy's reincarnated dad? Does that mean that every toy is the reincarnated soul of a dead person? Or is this a Jack Frost situation?

[@DeathnoteBB]

That makes Woody’s being upset about possibly being replaced even more sad

[@hashtagrex]

@@tristansmith8824 uh...no? Woody would've been alive before Andy's dad died

[@CherryFrog321]

@@tristansmith8824 they said that Woody belonged to the dad originally. Not that Woody actually was his dad. lol

[@KindredKeepsake]

+Hashtagrex Whoa~

[@PixarShark]

This movie came out the year I first left my family to live at college. I’d never done that before. AND it was animation school, thanks to movies like this trilogy. ❤️❤️ So yeah, this was an awesomely timed release. Really proves how much these movies have meant to us.

[@juliajohnson4080]

I saw this movie when I was 7 or 8… it was indeed deeply disturbing. Also 13:51 VEGGIETALES REFERENCE YAYYY MEMORIES AAAAAHHH!!Veggietales was my childhood.

[@gachagav_gc]

my childhood too

[@VictoriaStarratt]

*sings VeggieTales theme song*

[@user-dd4fv6qj8g]

Something I love about these movies is how the animation stays consistent while also improving. There is no denying that the first movie's animations are groundbreaking for their time, but kinda jank today. Instead of distancing themselves from that, they artistically embraced it. Which is awesome, and very pixar of them.

[@Trickstress_]

I had just graduated high school when this came out and I was actively sobbing in the theater when this came out. This still continues to be one of my fav movies

[@Nic_2751]

We already know exactly how great this film is, just to put it into words in real time, what a send off to classic Pixar

[@adamthompson4072]

Even watching it like this, that final goodbye scene gets me. Everytime

[@ThatFoxxoLeo]

Usually I don't laugh out loud at these videos; they're usually just my go-to for chill videos talking about good stuff about movies that aren't 2-hour video essays. However, the line: "Oh I drank right from the hose, and I'm alive" "You have lead poisoning, Mike" Was so out of left field that it was just hilarious.

[@danielmedela8725]

Damn it, even after all this years, and just watching the CinemaWins video, the scene in which Andy gives Woody to Bonnie still made me cry!

[@Delta_Aves]

17:20. Sure, Lotso may have gotten off light at first, but really think about it; he's strapped to a grill, unable to move, he'll be catching a lot of bugs according to the other stuffed animals, which are rotting away next to him from being on there for who knows how long (imagine being trapped in a room with corpses). Plus he'll be out in the sun all the time, which will heat the metal of the grill to scorching levels, and completely exposed to the elements. He'll be begging for death, or to be lost again. Even if he does eventually get free, he'll be completely alone; no friends, no home and will probably be too weak to carry on. After all he's done, he doesn't deserve something as sweet as death.

[@BIGTHANKSHEESH]

It's ironic. He's worthless enough to the garbage man to treat badly, but due to the man's nostalgia, too loved to let go. A VERY fitting end

[@CJBStudios]

I knew this day would come. I was so excited for Toy Story 3. It was all the rage during 2010. I really enjoyed seeing it at the drive-in theater with my family, and I even got it on DVD for Christmas of that year. Not only that, but one of my teachers from school made me a copy of the film’s soundtrack on CD in 2011.

[@KatMarshmallow]

Also, I was amazed at the general dedication to the aging of Andy. My older brother was the same age as Andy and basically aged with him! It hit different

[@jaxentrostle9707]

The thing about growing up and moving on in this movie hurts.. My aunt used to always tell me to never grow up and now I see why.

[@TheScholesie09]

11:17 "Toys can't feel pain" 12:14 *Toy clearly in pain* THEY. FELT. EVERYTHING.

[@TheSuperSpud]

4:55 holy crap I never noticed that was Sid At least he got over all the trauma he must’ve gotten from having toys talk to him

[@xXxKAMIKAZExXx]

"As far as firearms go, this one isn't at the bottom." That has to be Top Gun!

[@charliecoyle3594]

I saw that corner and went” wait that’s the corner from top gun!” And realized that my memory is forever screwed up.

[@MovieFan1912]

HISHE: “This is really deep for a kids movie!” (Best Picture Summary 2010)

[@nksj28]

I absolutely LOVED Toy Story 3 and I thought it was the perfect end to the series. The last scene really got me emotional since what happened to Andy was something that all of us have experienced. Even just watching this got me emotional again.

[@michaelcubed]

Speaking of dope animated films, The Prince of Egypt deserves and Everything Great About.

[@anotherfocus1227]

One of my favorite details of the furnace scene is Woody holding hands with his two best friends throughout the series, slinky and buzz

[@sverrekolman4841]

24:13 TOP GUN! Going to see pt2 with my mom in a couple of weeks. She grew up with it in the 80s, I fell in love with it aswell.

[@Apocalypso64]

16:19 I actually read a really disturbing creepypasta a couple months ago or so where just that happens. It goes into incredibly graphic detail about Woody melting and all the other toys suffering and screaming. Don't read it unless you want to stay up at night.

[@GipsyDangerfan]

Do you remember the title?

[@connor48880]

I wonder what you’ll have to say on Lightyear when it comes out… At least it has Tom Hanks in it!

[@quintos859]

Man, I love this movie for so many reasons. Toy Story 2 was my favourite movie of all time as a kid I watched it at least once a week untill I was 11. But the biggest reason is because this was one of the only theatre experiences I've had with both my parents. We usually split up because my little sister wantend to watch another movie. Seeing this with my entire family crying at the incinerator scene is one of my core memories.

[@cpterry611]

I was watching this movie one time with a few friends from high school during our senior year. This was years after it had first come out and all of us had seen it and knew of the ending. Even so, before the junkyard scenes, we’d be making jokes and comments and whatnot with each other as it went along but everything after had us completely silent. Looking around, it was quite a sight to see about eight 17/18-year-olds (myself included) trying their best to not start bawling their eyes out in front of their friends. I dunno, just one of those memories about watching a film that sticks with you.

[@simpleChoas33]

3:45 "It's like a reference to the future..." CinemaWins Word of the Week: Foreshadowing - It's like a reference to the future!

[@callmekay9360]

One of my favorite childhood memories is of me and my little brother coming home from church (we were probably 5 and 6 at the time) and watching the end dance scene between Buzz and Jessie while acting it out. Memories made and my mom got it on camera, bonus. 🥰

[@nakhiahodges]

18:40 stop cause I'll cry😭😭

[@Rhakimdar]

This movie is easily one of my favorites of all time. It captures everything and as an imaginative person who played with his toys similar to Andy it always hits me a little to not be able to do that anymore. Me and my brothers would sit around in our room and constantly come up with storylines involving our toys. My favorite was I had a Megaman X Action figure who went full on Evil villain and took over the world and the heroes had to band together to stop him (I know he's the good guy but it was a very tall action figure which made for a very commanding presence). We actually had whole story arcs the first being the downfall of the good guys who failed to stop Megaman and the rest being the heroes building up a small collection of resistance forces to eventually overthrow the new tyrannical leader. It was fun. I've always adored the Andy scenes for this reason I have fond memories of doing the same and the third movie Nailed the insanity that was going through my brain when I played with my toys. Probably why I get so into DnD these days. The inevitability that is the passage of time and moving on to new things hits hard with this movie and I just can't help but to get all emotional at the end.

[@sbcj9]

This movie hit me so hard. I was about the same age as Andy. I literally grew up with toy story. And I had a toy/pillow that I have had since I was born. So I know how Andy felt about Woody. I'm not crying your crying 😢 😭

[@dont-hurt-me2519]

Here's my weekly suggestion of films to consider for future EGA videos (in no particular order): -The Mandalorian -Jurassic Park -Despicable Me -Night at the Museum -The Iron Giant -The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey -Coraline -Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008 Film) -Godzilla (1998) -MARVEL'S What If...?

[@StrayGodHarvey]

I remembering seeing this in theaters in my early 20's and the entire theater being filled with similarly aged people. And the reveal of Mr. Potato Head as a tortilla sent someone in the theater into a hysterical laughing fit for a good 5 minutes. The ending genuinely made me teary eyed of Andy passing on all the toys but happy at the same time. I haven't watched 4 because I don't know if I have the heart for it now approaching 30. Looking forward to the video though

[@Raiffjr]

Good god I remember almost coming to tears when that incinerator scene came up in theaters. Everybody was silent. The way they all accept it and the looks they give each other. Maaaaaaan

[@michaellynch3502]

Nice reference to Calvin & Hobbes within the first 3 minutes. I knew I loved this channel and content, thanks for doing what you’re doing my good man! Also, Rex’s “He held me, he actually held me.” and “Our friendship will never die…” Both break my heart every single time!

[@cheezybastard8661]

I loved the opening sequence of this movie. Such a great realisation of what playtime feels like as a kid. Here's my obligatory comment/wish for you to do Everything Great About V for Vendetta and for extra cool points publish it on the 5th of November. Such a great slow-burn thriller that is severely underrated even today.

[@thevoidlord1796]

I'm going to admit something that I haven't admit to anyone else: That security monkey gave me nightmares for weeks and was honestly more traumatising to 10 year old me than THE TRASH SCENE

[@Obsessedwithcookies758]

Toy Story 3 made us cry with the “So long, partner.”

[@kassandragoldstein4661]

I remember the first time watching this movie was at home with my mom and my younger sister and like the last 45-30 minutes we were all just crying. The whole time.

[@Gzilla313]

When I saw this in theaters the last 3rd absolutely destroyed me emotionally, just seeing the little clip of the incinerator scene started the water works again. TS3 is a powerful movie!

[@velocity9OOOYT]

The "I was raised on The Brave Little Toaster" really just made me smile

[@jacobchavez9315]

Incredible how every time I watch this darn movie I always start uncontrollably sobbing when Andy sees 'Woody' waving back at him and gasps and you can see all these emotions, sadness, confusion, some fear that maybe he should have kept them, and then finally the 'thanks guys' holy hot gosh darn I canNOT contain the tears. Also please do Flushed Away!! That movie was a big part of my childhood.

[@superanimeniac]

Can I just say, I absolutely love hearing your stories about your son, and how you're introducing him to the movies you loved as a child?

[@TheDragonsRose]

I was 18 when this movie came out and finished the series. I was graduating from school and moving into adulthood. It hit really hard to see Andy shelve his childhood and turn the toys over to the next generation.

[@aussiejed1]

That fire pit scene still brings me to tears, even while watching this video.

[@mathidexgd6124]

7:45 I think you mean Mabel without the sweater.

[@ItzWolfgaming]

I was thinking the same thing

[@user-hd7gd1le6d]

"Toy story 3" was the first "Toy story" movie I saw. I was like 10 and I wasn't terrified at all. I just started treating my toys like they were alive (all of us did this after "Toy story" admit it). Years later, when I was a teen I saw "Toy story 1" and was genuinely terrified. I'm pretty sure that if I had watched this as a kid I'd be having nightmares. Sid's toys are the creepiest thing on a Pixar movie.

[@nicolelawless9942]

I had nightmares about the rest of the toys betraying me and Woody during the furnace scene. I was just ready to die until Woody manages to get his grip on a wall holding my hand as I fell. Woody eventually falls down with me and we both accepted our fate as Jessie begs me and Woody not to die but it was already too late. Toy Story 3 actually showed me and Woody tragically dying and my blood just poured down onto Woody. It was so traumatising when Sid was collecting metal on a normal day until he finds me and Woody dead and just screamed over our losses

[@MrDash03]

Imagine how amazing it would’ve been in the theater if it was actually Sid who was the one who allowed the aliens to save the toys from the boiler Would’ve been a great redemption scene for him Still a great movie

[@rhyspieces7099]

The "smoothie" insult (12:22) I always took as making fun of the fact that Ken dolls are, well, lacking in the anatomy department. Essentially a kid friendly way of calling him dickless lol

[@albertocuevas3811]

Ever since I saw this movie, that moment in which they all stop fighting and LITERALLY accept death stuck with me for good. You said exactly what I've been telling everyone I talk with about this movie, from them accepting their imminent death, to Woody being the last one to give in, still fighting for his life and then accepting his fate to hold hands with his friends. I swear, this movie is just something else entirely.