Brian Koren

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This has been BY FAR the best movie that I have seen in an extremely long time. I grew up with Toy Story and parting with it was tough. I've only cried once during a movie, and this was it - the stunning visuals combined with the voice acting and score was just too much for me to handle. Laughed a lot too, just everything about this film was so perfect! Out of the series, this is the best one. The focus is mainly on Woody, Bo, and Forky but all of your favourite characters are still there. We get some more elements to the toys' lives while seeing the main plot wrapped up. All of the new characters were amazing as well and made me laugh a lot. Although we just get introduced to Gabby-Gabby, she left a big impact on the movie and its message. Thank you Pixar for everything, and I implore everyone to see the movie on their own time. 13/10

If this had a star system, I'd give it a solid 3/5. Because it's past that halfway point - sure, take my thumbs up. But the movie has me feeling very mixed things. A lot of the movie was just...random. There were scenes that had no purpose or didn't make sense to be there. Errors that are just so obvious that you wonder not only how they missed this but why this had to happen at all (e.g. "The feed cuts out here" but oh look "Here's a still from the feed ten minutes later"). Bradley Whitford's role really had no purpose, he was just there for comic relief but his lines took away so much from the film (plus they were really not THAT funny, and were just so out of place). Now that the bad stuff is out of the way - the good stuff. CGI was a nice mix between realism and the point where it's obvious. All of the titan scenes were amazing and I wish that the film focused more on them rather than the people. Roars made me rumble in my seat, and some of the scenes at the end had me on the edge of my seat. Would I see it again? Probably not. Would I watch a compilation of all the titan scenes on YouTube? Definitely.