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I wonder what Helen, Violet, and Dash would say if they see this with Bob and Lucius.

Andrew Gordon, my man, you love this!

SHE AND EMMA WATSON ARE BOTH EXCELLENT ACTRESSES

I like how this feels like it’s created in the Cold War when United States were making Anti-Communist propaganda against the Soviet Union. Mr. Incredible and Frozone represents Democracy and Capitalism while Lady Lightbug represents Communism.

This was Inside Out before Inside Out was Inside Out.

3:27 I DON'T REMEMBER THAT 💀

Toy Story 3 masterfully blends high-stakes action with deeply emotional storytelling, tackling universal themes like growing up, letting go and the importance of friendship, all while delivering a satisfying conclusion to the trilogy that resonates deeply with audiences of all ages.

Toy Story 3 features a group of characters facing a significant challenge at the end of a journey, with a strong emphasis on themes of friendship, loyalty and the need to overcome adversity to reach a final, crucial goal, while dealing with the impending loss of a familiar world as the main characters transition to a new stage of life.

Toy Story 3 explores themes of the fear of being discarded, and the search for purpose as the main characters face the prospect of being left behind due to their owner growing up or society moving on, leading them to seek new meaning in their existence.

Toy Story 3 delivers a strong, emotionally resonant conclusion to the trilogy, tackling mature themes of growing up and letting go, while still maintaining the fun and adventure elements that made the series beloved, resulting in a satisfying and impactful viewing experience for audiences of ages.

Toy Story 3 explores universal themes like the importance of belonging, the challenges of growing up, and the complexities of morality.

Toy Story 3 delivers a powerful, emotionally resonant narrative that effectively concludes the trilogy, tackling mature themes through well-developed characters while maintaining high production quality.

Toy Story 3 explores the struggle of a group facing an uncertain future due to a significant change in their environment, leading to a desperate fight for survival against a perceived threat, with a focus on the leader's moral dilemma in the face of extreme circumstances.

Toy Story 3 explores the characters facing a significant transition in their lives, leading to a struggle to adapt to a new reality, often involving a fight again a perceived threat to their existence, all while grappling with the fear of being abandoned or left behind.

Toy Story 3 sees the characters ultimately finding a way to adapt and overcome their challenges, reaffirming their sense of purpose, despite the changing circumstances.

Toy Story 3 shows where a group of characters face a seemingly insurmountable challenge and must rely on teamwork, resourcefulness, and quick thinking to overcome adversity and ultimately achieve a successful outcome, despite being in a situation where they feel like they are facing imminent danger or abandonment.

Toy Story 3 explores themes of confinement, a desperate desire for freedom, the need to overcome an oppressive authority, and the power of friendship and camaraderie, even within a hopeless situation.

Toy Story 3 highlights the importance of friendship, loyalty and finding new purpose while facing significant change.

Toy Story 3 masterfully captures the complex emotions of growing up and saying goodbye to childhood.

Toy Story 3 celebrates the enduring power of friendship, the beauty of finding a new purpose in life, and the heartwarming act of passing on beloved toys to a new generation.

Shh!

Is that made from walt disney

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"Did you ok the rabbit?!"

Can you imagine Samuel Jackson actually talking like that?

The cereal bar is one of the coolest things I've ever heard! I want one!

2:07 *RaBbIt C-ZuN oPeNs TaDaEy!!!*

Dawg, if I was the author, I would be mad as hell, the adaptation is soooo bad! It's innacurate, but the movie itself is not bad honestly, as a guy who watches the movie first, I kinda like it. So yeah, I wish they make a tv show instead, the characters is sooo interesting.

Joan Cusack perfectly captures Jessie's mix of feisty determination, vulnerability and a strong sense of loyalty.

Tim Allen makes Buzz Lightyear a beloved and iconic character so his voice acting brings a unique balance of humor and sincerity that deeply resonates with audiences.

Bonnie Hunt can convey a range of emotions from happiness and comfort to concern and vulnerability, which adds depth to the character of Dolly.

Bonnie Hunt perfectly captures the sweet, innocent and slightly naive personality of a ragdoll, with her naturally high-pitched voice and ability to convey a sense of genuine caring and kindness.

Blake Clark manages to capture the essence of the personality of Slinky Dog while he still maintains a strong resemblance to Jim Varney, allowing for a seamless transition for fans of the Toy Story franchise after the passing of the original voice actor of Slinky Dog.

Blake Clark carefully studied the voice and mannerisms of Jim Varney to ensure the personality of Slinky Dog remained consistent with the previous films.

Ned Beatty perfectly captures the sinister, manipulative nature of Lotso with his deep, gravelly voice and thick Southern accent in Toy Story 3.

What makes Toy Story 3 a deeply relatable tale for both children and adults facing life transitions is due to its exploration of growing up, letting go of childhood things, finding new purpose, and the importance of friendship, all while tackling complex emotions like fear of abandonment and the need to be loved and played with.

Ned Beatty makes Lotso a figure of guile and cunning, a bitter madman with a deceptively avuncular, overly ingratiating exterior that allows him to do horrible things behind the scenes.

Blake Clark's voice convey Slinky Dog's friendly and supportive nature, especially when interacting with Woody, while incorporating a hint of comedic timing for playful moments.

Blake Clark captures the loyal, playful and slightly goofy personality of Slinky Dog with his vocal delivery, effectively conveying the endearing nature of Slinky Dog through a combination of warm, friendly tones and a distinct springy quality that matches the physical design of the character.

The most shocking part is the idea the backup switch for cutting all her power is out in the open on the roof.

2:00 Frozone “And That Rabbit Is Getting On My Last Nerve!” Mr Incredible “The Rabbit Is Cuddly Kids Like Little Cuddly Sidekicks I Mean The Rabbit Is Uh Time Tested Ok The Rabbit Bites” TV Mr Incredible “What Is It Mr Skipperdo?” TV Frozone “He’s Found The Bridge!” TV Mr Incredible “The Bridge?” Frozone “Are You Kidding Me?” Mr Incredible “Don’t Shout” Frozone “What Kind Of Show Is This??!?” Mr Incredible “Hey You’re Shouting Don’t Shout”

I wonder if Dash got into trouble with Egyptian and Chinese customs since he didn’t fly with a visa.

1:08 COD 4 1911 Mag Release sound

Glöm bloopers and outtake

Yeeeeeeaaah. While I'm not the biggest fan of Incredibles 2, I can see this being totally not necessary and... kind of an uncomfortable set of implications...

SHREK Once upon a time there was a lovely princess. But she had an enchantment upon her of a fearful sort which could only be broken by love's first kiss. She was locked away in a castle guarded by a terrible fire-breathing dragon. Many brave knights had attempted to free her from this dreadful prison, but non prevailed. She waited in the dragon's keep in the highest room of the tallest tower for her true love and true love's first kiss. (laughs) Like that's ever gonna happen. What a load of - (toilet flush)

Sigma sigma boy, sigma boy, sigma boy, sigma sigma boy

Mill mill mill mill, mill mill mill mill mill, mill mill mill mill

I like my sootcase

Love this movie