Such a good trilogy... Trilogy.... A good trilogy... Trilogy good... I love the trilogy, the trilogy that it is......... I feel the sudden presence of a sentient spork
Fun fact: Disney and Pixar originally wanted Barbie to be in the first Toy Story film, but Mattel declined their pitch because they thought the movie would bomb. After the film was released and proved to be such a big hit, Mattel realized their mistake and gave their blessing to use Barbie in the sequels.
@@ashleeramey See, I remember Barbie more from the second film, but that's probably because I've seen it way more times than the third one (which I've only seen one time so far, when it first came out.) But I agree, Jodi Benson did do an excellent job. It's a shame she hasn't done more non-Disney VO roles (other than Thumbelina, of course.)
I just want to tell you that you single handedly revived my love for Toy Story. I loved these films as a child as well but I haven’t sat down and watched them for years. These commentaries have been an amazing way to revisit them and hearing your passion and love for these films is so endearing to listen to and gave me an even bigger appreciation for them. Also, I’m sure it’s already recorded and edited. But regardless, I am so sorry for any pain you experienced while making next week’s video.
I was the perfect age for this trilogy as they came out, right down to just graduating high school when 3 was released. Myself and the friends I managed to build throughout the previous 4 years all sat together smack in the middle of the theater, all in one row of seats, and I'll never forget our reactions for as long as I live. We were freaking out from the very start with that playtime sequence, feeling the pain of Andy having grown up right as we were all about to also go to college, and the cheers...the elated cheers, laughter, and sobbing at "The Claw~"... The memories this trilogy gave me can never be matched by any future sequels. This was the perfect finale for a well-built and well-cared-for series. Especially for those of us born between 1990-1992 who grew alongside it. And it'll forever be my happy cry trilogy whenever I need to relive my memories again.
My older cousin who is a big Toy Story fan said the same thing. TS3 came out the summer between his high school graduation and his first year of college, and it came out the year before I also graduated high school (we're only eight months apart in age.) It was the perfect end to the series, but no, Disney had to ruin it all with TS4 because money.
one detail I really like is when Lotso was making his rant about toys are meant to be thrown away, you see everyone on top looking at each other thinking "we were working for this guy and he all sees us expendables?" you can tell they all messed up realizing how Lotso doesn't care about anyone but himself even the purple octopus backed away realizing how much she messed up too. You see the other toys who worked for Lotso are now siding with Ken during the credits animation as they all now know the better way to run the daycare with Ken as their new leader
Lotso's downfall reflects how dictators and their regimes end throughout history. Lotso's arrogant rage turns everyone against him, even Big Baby. The epilogue tells us what happens to Sunnyside now that Lotso is no longer in power. Ken and Barbie are not "leaders" of Sunnyside, rather they are the toys that represent what Sunnyside should be. Barbie believes in popular sovereignty as she said, "Jesse's right; authority should derive from the consent of the governed, not by the threat of force."
I'm already a sucker for super long review videos, but super long COMMENTARY videos that perfectly express my feelings towards this incredible trilogy and give me an excuse to revisit all 3 movies back to back and enjoy them for what they are as movies and what they are as moral messages? I cannot thank you enough, Mr. GamingMagic13, for saving my life and sharing your immense knowledge and emotion for this franchise. I am ETERNALLY grateful. Hell, you even helped me finally figure out why I, for some strange reason, didn't like Toy Story 2 as much as 1 or 3 growing up; I could never for the life of me explain why this was until your friend FG spelled out my thoughts almost verbatim when she said that "the scenes with Buzz were more exciting than the scenes with Woody." I guess young me could not understand WHY those scenes with the Roundup Gang were so important and just assumed they were nothing scenes when I could instead go back to watching Buzz and co. do awesome and cool tricks and stuff like hijacking vehicles and causing road wreckage lol.
I haven’t seen Toy Story 3 in years and I never thought much about the end other than the trilogy was over. Watching the end today made me cry. I legit got my old stuffed monkey and held him close watching the end of this video. Your commentary videos on the three movies made me fall in love with them again. Thank you.
man i cannot stop coming back to this commentary to witness just how good this movie actually is, but also hearing how much you guys enjoyed it. Truly was an amazing movie with lots of love and pastion put into
I adore your Toy Story videos. I probably know the entire first movie by heart and it’s a big comfort film, and your commentary on these films have been nothing short of excellent, heartfelt and inspiring. I can tell you’re passionate about these films, you did an awesome job with them!! Keep up the phenomenal work, you’re an amazing film critic!! 😁
My favorite part is the contrast between the peace before the chaos of the kids coming into the room. The overhead lights washing out everything, adding to the horror, is just ughhh! I remember watching it for the first time and not exactly feeling scared but it was something like I was watching G rated torture.
Toy Story 3 was the first movie I saw in a theater too. I was 6. When the incinerator scene started, I screamed running out of the theater and my dad had to take me home.
@@carlosmattessich3883 destroy glory 4, because Woody Pride abandons Bonnie and everyone else, the mass destruction of his core character trait; *LOYALTY,* ruined, smashed, and destroyed.
@@joaquinm9148 Uhhh, no? Third one was very excellent my bro. The message and ending was perfect. Yeah the side characters were annoying but they always were, nothing new. Regardless, your opinion will not matter when this RUclipsr does his commentary on all 3.
@@DragonRebelRose Ah yes, having your characters split apart only to REVERSE that ending and get them back together again in less than 5 minutes of screen time, what a great ending (NOT)
I was born in 1995, I literally grew up with these movies, so yeah, I was going to college when I watched this movie in theaters. It still hits me hard, remembering it, but now I have a kid of my own so I also relate to Andy’s mom because someday that’s going to be me watching my kid leave. This trilogy is a masterpiece in cinema and Im so glad that my daughter is currently obsessed with it. (Yes, Im saving up to get her the toys)
1:10:43 Initially, I had the same thought that the alien playing Juliet in Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” play was used for laughs, but it was deeper than that. The play is relevant to the movie's central themes - i.e. love, friendship, and moving forward. The LGMs and Juliet have A LOT of similarities in terms of personality, the messages that they carry, their bittersweet endings, and their impact on the plot. They were innocent, obedient (they swore allegiance to their parents), and naïve when they were first introduced to the plot, they had a simpler, yet better perspective* than anyone of the cast (i.e. they did not let the past cloud their judgement on the world), and they wanted to ensure that their families were brought together in harmony. It was thanks to the LGMs’ docility that they and Mr. Pricklepants became such good friends. *I wanted to clarify this statement about the LGMs (as a whole) having a great sense of perception. Now, yes, they do start off as very oblivious when they were first introduced or when they were fresh out of the rocket crane machine (in their view, that is their “incubator”). It is easy to dismiss them as these dimwitted, goofy characters who stumble into their adventures. But, like any toy, their personalities eventually form based on their life experiences. (In the pizza truck LGMs’ case, it’s their time being around in busy cities and roads, Woody and co., Andy’s room, Sunnyside, and Bonnie's room.) And even before they were brought out, the LGMs’ cultural values had been established. They valued faith, knowledge, destiny, family, unity, peace, happiness, and acceptance before the cast came to realize this on their own. They speak in unison and are “one” with the universe. They have incredible optimism because they still had friends in the cluster for support even when they weren't chosen by the claw, to which they literally “look up” to (they had nowhere else to go otherwise). When they saw Buzz Lightyear inside the machine, they did not let their differences of appearance get the better of them like Woody. In fact, they unquestioningly welcome any stranger with open arms. They had a desire to know what it was like in the outside world and what it had to offer for them. Whatever it was, they were ready to accept and adapt. The LGMs in TS2 had a wider scope of how humanity works because of their time spent in the city inside the truck - The environment they dealt with in their early life was busy and chaotic unlike any other toy we've seen. The pizza planet employee and hundreds of them like him needed to go from Point A to Point B. This was how they were able to quickly troubleshoot the truck when it would not move. (While Buzz Lightyear knew how a vehicle works in TS1 and TS2, he was blocked by the pizza boxes to see up close how the vehicle was shifted into gear in TS1. The aliens had the upper hand since they were up close with the human and that they are natural wizards of machinery.) Despite spending their time riding and waiting for life to come to them, they remained cheerful even before Mr. Potato Head was introduced into their lives. The reasons for this were (1) they had each other and (2) anything the claw “decided” was law and they had to "ride with it". (It makes them the most passive out of the entire cast because of this.) They never grew bitter or jaded over their times of not being the favorite (like Woody), rejected or abandoned (like Jessie in TS2), or even the thought of being thrown away because of their faith and resilience (both in material and personality-wise). They had no prejudice against humans, and therefore, they had a “clearer”, unbiased view of how they see the world. For a while, they thought the claw was this omnipotent, all-knowing, sentient being. They thought that things would work itself out by their belief alone. However, after years(?) of being stuck inside a decrepit, smelly pizza truck, their short time in Sunnyside Daycare, and the garbage dump in TS3, they found that that was not the case. Mr. Potato Head's act of heroism has shown them that their fate was not "definite". They also witnessed in TS3 that no leader was perfect (i.e. Woody's struggle with letting go of Andy, Jessie's struggle with letting go of Emily and the idea of leaving Andy prematurely, etc.) Their family was in trouble and no authority figure or deity would come to their rescue. They realized that they control their own destiny (this was how they came to control the crane). They always believed in “chances” since they DID come from a crane machine, and that all children should be “given a chance” to decide what they want to do with their toys when they first get them and after they have outgrown them, defying Lotso's nihilistic beliefs as the result. They still held on to the belief in the claw via children - only, it was altered to where THEY have to make a change, the younger generation. -- And, with that, I’ll shut up now. Anyway, I wanted to come back and say that I am most looking forward to your in-depth analysis of TS3 in the near future. I always liked hearing people’s critical analysis of shows and movies that I loved.
This movies brings back so many good memories, yes it’s a sad movie but rewatching it reminds me of those days, playing the game on the 360, getting my real life buzz toy, started getting into RUclips, I had my pet Guinea pigs, everything was simple and fun
I live for this commentary, one thing is that rex is not an electronic toy in-movie, the Toy Story Collection Rex that you talk about that same wave made the Mr Potato Head an talking electronic toy, also for further explanation, the party saurus rex short had him in the bathtub and getting very wet with no reference to the electronics. Love your Toy Story videos
Ya know when big baby picks up lotso and throws him in the dumpster it reminds me of when darth vader picks up the emperor and throws him to his supposed death. Both big baby and anakin were manipulated into becoming evil and then finally become good again in the end. The difference however is that palpatine was just pure evil from the very start where as lotso went insane after he found out he’s been replaced (And yes I’m a bit of star wars nerd)
I’d never thought to compare Big Baby and Darth Vader until you said it and now that I’m thinking about it, yeah they kind of have the same arc in their stories
Personally I feel that the worst scene in Sonic 2 was the part when Eggman flossed, though mercifully short, the scars of both the character and Jim Carrey run very deep.
My favorite animated movie of all time. 25:11 Yeah, I’ve seen that Toy Story/Mission Impossible meme. 27:10 She was also in Shrek: Forever After the same year this movie came out.
Andy gave the toys to Bonnie and that nothing interesting happened? Well, that's a lie. You forgot about two cannonical releases after Toy Story 3, Toy Story of Terror and Toy Story: That Time Forgot.
Yes yes yes you gonna tear Toy Story 4 to shreds next. I hate that movie especially after just rewatching Toy Story 3. Seriously Toy Story 3 deserves justice. Fu k Toy Story 4.
Don’t worry, Toy Story 4 is not canon. The Toy Story franchise is just the first three movies and the Buzz Lightyear of Star Command cartoon movie and show and the shorts that came after Toy Story 3, TS4 and Lightyear are in an alternate universe.
26:01 Aren't toys able to use their parts autonomously without necessarily pushing the specific button? Like in Toy Story when Woody used his voice box to speak to Sid or in Toy Story 2 when Buzz's wings popped up at the end.
I watched this film a little while ago and my god is it still just as good as it was when I was younger and I definitely think it’s my favorite Toy Story movie Edit: I’ve done a couple of rewatches of this film and honestly now it might just be my favorite film of all time
I love this movie and this trilogy with all my heart ♥ It truly made my childhood. Toy Story means so much to me. I recently discovered your videos and I'm so happy to watch a fellow Toy Story super fan. I really belive these movies taught me great lessons asa kid that I still carry with me to this day. So I think I speak for the entire TRUE Toy Story fan base when I say: Fuck Toy Story 4!
@@plumsparkles945 anyone defending TS4 is not a true Toy Story fan. Toy Story 4 stands think that they’re the true Toy Story fans and think that the people who think that TS4 is bad are idiots, but in reality it’s the other way around.
Maybe one day, but it’s not on my list of projects for the moment; Toy Story 3’s the only one I feel properly motivated to dedicate a full praise to. Partially because I feel like the first two movies have already been sufficiently covered by other RUclipsrs.
My only issue with the ending is that it played the Spanish version of "You've Got a Friend in Me" instead of the English version. I understand why, but considering it's the final scene of the trilogy, it bugs me.
I didn't like Toy Story 3 that much when I was a kid... maybe because I watched it in 3D, which added nothing, maybe because I wasn't old enough to fully appreciate it. However, your Toy Story 4 rant-view made me see it in a whole new light.
OK, so, the toilets. Sunnyside is a daycare, with very young children. And young children usually need to "go potty", and more often than not when one kid remembers he has to "go potty" then some other kid also remembers that. Now you have a situation when several children with very limited potty training need to go all at the same time, and you always need to have one worker in the main room, as you can't leave any children unsupervised. Having no dividers between toilets lets the "toilet chaperone" to keep their eye on all kids all at the same time and help them without fumbling around the divider walls. The only real flaw with this plan is that at any time any particularly rowdy boy might decide to play fireman with his potty partner if he insists on doing it while standing up.
I wish I saw Toy Story 3 in theaters. Even though I was only 1 and a half years old. The only Toy Story movie I got to watch in theaters was the black Toy Story 4.
@@aguy2181 At least you got to know about previous TS films later. 🙂 Of course, Disney is known to make re-releases in theatres of classic movies, so there's still a chance.
Why do you love a movie that is for kids man? Grow up LEL! But in all seriousness, goodness gracious great balls of fire is this movie amazing. It's a shame two certain other movies had to come along and ruin it afterward, specifically the one that come out in 2019. Also, adding to your bathroom bit, I was in a boy's locker room earlier and it is absolute hell. The boys just do not shut up and yell randomly for no reason. Then again, they were a bunch of sixth graders (I'm homeschooled and was just visiting the rec to get swimming exercise), but my gosh it was horrible.
I really hope you guys do a commentary on the How to Train Your Dragon trilogy. It's my favorite animated trilogy of all time, next to Toy Story and Kung Fu Panda.
I know how unsatisfying this answer is, but they'll be ready when they're ready. I don't have a team of editors, I only have myself, which means these things take awhile, and I don't want to push myself to the extreme lengths I did for the Incredibles 2 series just to get stuff out quicker. Trust me, I get that a long gap in main content is frustrating. But I can promise that even if it doesn't seem like it through my upload schedule, not a day goes by where I'm not working on a video in some capacity - be it writing, recording or editing - and I'm doing absolute my best to make them projects worth waiting for. Hope this helps
The name of the baby who said "moma" was Woody? I'm not sure I believe the mother. I think she just told Pixar that to make herself look cool. I mean, "Woody" is an ancient name. Who in the right mind names their child "Woody" in this day and age!?!
Hey I'm with you GamingMagic13, we do not speak of that abhorrent abomination that is The film that destroyed the Toy story legacy, as even E;R has said: "Unnecessary sequels are UNNECESSARY."
When he said "you know what", I thought he was referring to the 2019 Lion King remake, which is actually a photo realistic computer-animated remake of the 1994 original and is currently the highest-grossing animated film of all time, sitting at about $1.6 billion at the box office.
I used to think we were opposites, but you praising Toy Story 3 this much got me in tears! You have to do the praising video for this gem, I don’t know about you, but currently, this is my favorite movie of all time! But… Very closed in with Lightyear, they are both gold, yes I said it. Fight me, but Jesus toy story four was a train wreck
Such a good trilogy... Trilogy.... A good trilogy... Trilogy good... I love the trilogy, the trilogy that it is.........
I feel the sudden presence of a sentient spork
Fun fact: Disney and Pixar originally wanted Barbie to be in the first Toy Story film, but Mattel declined their pitch because they thought the movie would bomb. After the film was released and proved to be such a big hit, Mattel realized their mistake and gave their blessing to use Barbie in the sequels.
Jodi Benson did an amazing job playing Barbie, especially in the third film
@@ashleeramey See, I remember Barbie more from the second film, but that's probably because I've seen it way more times than the third one (which I've only seen one time so far, when it first came out.) But I agree, Jodi Benson did do an excellent job. It's a shame she hasn't done more non-Disney VO roles (other than Thumbelina, of course.)
@@ashleerameytoy story 3 has a worst ending but 4 was the perfect ending
@@MrbinklesGames3horseshit! Toy Story 3 had a perfect ending and Toy Story 4 had a horrible ending.
@@MrbinklesGames3You’re trolling, and it’s actually funny, kind of
I just want to tell you that you single handedly revived my love for Toy Story. I loved these films as a child as well but I haven’t sat down and watched them for years. These commentaries have been an amazing way to revisit them and hearing your passion and love for these films is so endearing to listen to and gave me an even bigger appreciation for them.
Also, I’m sure it’s already recorded and edited. But regardless, I am so sorry for any pain you experienced while making next week’s video.
Dude I got literal goosebumps and tears during the incinerator scene just watching this commentary! You and your friend really sell the mood
I cried again! I heard your voice breaking throughout the entire last scene with Andy! No shame in admitting your crying, my friend.
I was the perfect age for this trilogy as they came out, right down to just graduating high school when 3 was released. Myself and the friends I managed to build throughout the previous 4 years all sat together smack in the middle of the theater, all in one row of seats, and I'll never forget our reactions for as long as I live. We were freaking out from the very start with that playtime sequence, feeling the pain of Andy having grown up right as we were all about to also go to college, and the cheers...the elated cheers, laughter, and sobbing at "The Claw~"...
The memories this trilogy gave me can never be matched by any future sequels. This was the perfect finale for a well-built and well-cared-for series. Especially for those of us born between 1990-1992 who grew alongside it. And it'll forever be my happy cry trilogy whenever I need to relive my memories again.
My older cousin who is a big Toy Story fan said the same thing. TS3 came out the summer between his high school graduation and his first year of college, and it came out the year before I also graduated high school (we're only eight months apart in age.) It was the perfect end to the series, but no, Disney had to ruin it all with TS4 because money.
I cry every time Woody says “So long, partner” i literally cry out loud
one detail I really like is when Lotso was making his rant about toys are meant to be thrown away, you see everyone on top looking at each other thinking "we were working for this guy and he all sees us expendables?" you can tell they all messed up realizing how Lotso doesn't care about anyone but himself even the purple octopus backed away realizing how much she messed up too. You see the other toys who worked for Lotso are now siding with Ken during the credits animation as they all now know the better way to run the daycare with Ken as their new leader
Lotso's downfall reflects how dictators and their regimes end throughout history. Lotso's arrogant rage turns everyone against him, even Big Baby. The epilogue tells us what happens to Sunnyside now that Lotso is no longer in power. Ken and Barbie are not "leaders" of Sunnyside, rather they are the toys that represent what Sunnyside should be. Barbie believes in popular sovereignty as she said, "Jesse's right; authority should derive from the consent of the governed, not by the threat of force."
I'm already a sucker for super long review videos, but super long COMMENTARY videos that perfectly express my feelings towards this incredible trilogy and give me an excuse to revisit all 3 movies back to back and enjoy them for what they are as movies and what they are as moral messages? I cannot thank you enough, Mr. GamingMagic13, for saving my life and sharing your immense knowledge and emotion for this franchise. I am ETERNALLY grateful.
Hell, you even helped me finally figure out why I, for some strange reason, didn't like Toy Story 2 as much as 1 or 3 growing up; I could never for the life of me explain why this was until your friend FG spelled out my thoughts almost verbatim when she said that "the scenes with Buzz were more exciting than the scenes with Woody." I guess young me could not understand WHY those scenes with the Roundup Gang were so important and just assumed they were nothing scenes when I could instead go back to watching Buzz and co. do awesome and cool tricks and stuff like hijacking vehicles and causing road wreckage lol.
I haven’t seen Toy Story 3 in years and I never thought much about the end other than the trilogy was over. Watching the end today made me cry. I legit got my old stuffed monkey and held him close watching the end of this video. Your commentary videos on the three movies made me fall in love with them again.
Thank you.
man i cannot stop coming back to this commentary to witness just how good this movie actually is, but also hearing how much you guys enjoyed it. Truly was an amazing movie with lots of love and pastion put into
I adore your Toy Story videos. I probably know the entire first movie by heart and it’s a big comfort film, and your commentary on these films have been nothing short of excellent, heartfelt and inspiring. I can tell you’re passionate about these films, you did an awesome job with them!! Keep up the phenomenal work, you’re an amazing film critic!! 😁
Sir, you have no idea how long I've been waiting for this. 2 days could not come any quicker!
OMG yes!!! I would LOVE to see an in-depth video of yours praising Toy Story 3, that'd be such a joy to watch!
My favorite part is the contrast between the peace before the chaos of the kids coming into the room. The overhead lights washing out everything, adding to the horror, is just ughhh! I remember watching it for the first time and not exactly feeling scared but it was something like I was watching G rated torture.
Toy Story 3 was the first movie I saw in a theater too.
I was 6. When the incinerator scene started, I screamed running out of the theater and my dad had to take me home.
I had that experience with The Greatest Showman
Ive never seen toy story 3. Until last night. That end...... made my tear ducts flood. But i did not cry. So long, partner. 😢
Can you make ranking content such as “ranking every pixar movie” because I like seeing your hot takes on movies.
I think we all know which movie will be in last place
And first place
I just cited it as an example he could do it for dreamworks or illumination also
@@oduffy3633 Lightyear?
@@carlosmattessich3883 destroy glory 4, because Woody Pride abandons Bonnie and everyone else, the mass destruction of his core character trait; *LOYALTY,* ruined, smashed, and destroyed.
Eagerly awaiting the Toy Story 4 commentary, and even more eagerly awaiting the How To Train Your Dragon trilogy commentaries. Great job as always.
You mean duology
@@joaquinm9148 Why duology? HTTYD had 3 movies, all of which are very good, some more than others but very solid.
@@DragonRebelRose Nope, the third one doesn’t exist, it was a nightmare
@@joaquinm9148 Uhhh, no? Third one was very excellent my bro. The message and ending was perfect. Yeah the side characters were annoying but they always were, nothing new.
Regardless, your opinion will not matter when this RUclipsr does his commentary on all 3.
@@DragonRebelRose Ah yes, having your characters split apart only to REVERSE that ending and get them back together again in less than 5 minutes of screen time, what a great ending (NOT)
I’ve always loved how Ken came to stop Lotso in his underwear 😂
I was born in 1995, I literally grew up with these movies, so yeah, I was going to college when I watched this movie in theaters. It still hits me hard, remembering it, but now I have a kid of my own so I also relate to Andy’s mom because someday that’s going to be me watching my kid leave. This trilogy is a masterpiece in cinema and Im so glad that my daughter is currently obsessed with it. (Yes, Im saving up to get her the toys)
okay, I had no idea that Sid was in this movie and I love it so much more because he does make a return, albeit in a minor way
50:43 first time ever hearing GamingMagic13 laugh 😂
1:10:43 Initially, I had the same thought that the alien playing Juliet in Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” play was used for laughs, but it was deeper than that. The play is relevant to the movie's central themes - i.e. love, friendship, and moving forward. The LGMs and Juliet have A LOT of similarities in terms of personality, the messages that they carry, their bittersweet endings, and their impact on the plot. They were innocent, obedient (they swore allegiance to their parents), and naïve when they were first introduced to the plot, they had a simpler, yet better perspective* than anyone of the cast (i.e. they did not let the past cloud their judgement on the world), and they wanted to ensure that their families were brought together in harmony. It was thanks to the LGMs’ docility that they and Mr. Pricklepants became such good friends.
*I wanted to clarify this statement about the LGMs (as a whole) having a great sense of perception. Now, yes, they do start off as very oblivious when they were first introduced or when they were fresh out of the rocket crane machine (in their view, that is their “incubator”). It is easy to dismiss them as these dimwitted, goofy characters who stumble into their adventures. But, like any toy, their personalities eventually form based on their life experiences. (In the pizza truck LGMs’ case, it’s their time being around in busy cities and roads, Woody and co., Andy’s room, Sunnyside, and Bonnie's room.) And even before they were brought out, the LGMs’ cultural values had been established. They valued faith, knowledge, destiny, family, unity, peace, happiness, and acceptance before the cast came to realize this on their own. They speak in unison and are “one” with the universe. They have incredible optimism because they still had friends in the cluster for support even when they weren't chosen by the claw, to which they literally “look up” to (they had nowhere else to go otherwise). When they saw Buzz Lightyear inside the machine, they did not let their differences of appearance get the better of them like Woody. In fact, they unquestioningly welcome any stranger with open arms. They had a desire to know what it was like in the outside world and what it had to offer for them. Whatever it was, they were ready to accept and adapt.
The LGMs in TS2 had a wider scope of how humanity works because of their time spent in the city inside the truck - The environment they dealt with in their early life was busy and chaotic unlike any other toy we've seen. The pizza planet employee and hundreds of them like him needed to go from Point A to Point B. This was how they were able to quickly troubleshoot the truck when it would not move. (While Buzz Lightyear knew how a vehicle works in TS1 and TS2, he was blocked by the pizza boxes to see up close how the vehicle was shifted into gear in TS1. The aliens had the upper hand since they were up close with the human and that they are natural wizards of machinery.) Despite spending their time riding and waiting for life to come to them, they remained cheerful even before Mr. Potato Head was introduced into their lives. The reasons for this were (1) they had each other and (2) anything the claw “decided” was law and they had to "ride with it". (It makes them the most passive out of the entire cast because of this.) They never grew bitter or jaded over their times of not being the favorite (like Woody), rejected or abandoned (like Jessie in TS2), or even the thought of being thrown away because of their faith and resilience (both in material and personality-wise). They had no prejudice against humans, and therefore, they had a “clearer”, unbiased view of how they see the world.
For a while, they thought the claw was this omnipotent, all-knowing, sentient being. They thought that things would work itself out by their belief alone. However, after years(?) of being stuck inside a decrepit, smelly pizza truck, their short time in Sunnyside Daycare, and the garbage dump in TS3, they found that that was not the case. Mr. Potato Head's act of heroism has shown them that their fate was not "definite". They also witnessed in TS3 that no leader was perfect (i.e. Woody's struggle with letting go of Andy, Jessie's struggle with letting go of Emily and the idea of leaving Andy prematurely, etc.) Their family was in trouble and no authority figure or deity would come to their rescue. They realized that they control their own destiny (this was how they came to control the crane). They always believed in “chances” since they DID come from a crane machine, and that all children should be “given a chance” to decide what they want to do with their toys when they first get them and after they have outgrown them, defying Lotso's nihilistic beliefs as the result. They still held on to the belief in the claw via children - only, it was altered to where THEY have to make a change, the younger generation.
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And, with that, I’ll shut up now. Anyway, I wanted to come back and say that I am most looking forward to your in-depth analysis of TS3 in the near future. I always liked hearing people’s critical analysis of shows and movies that I loved.
We totally need a animated version of the post credit scene,it was funny to picture it animated
This movies brings back so many good memories, yes it’s a sad movie but rewatching it reminds me of those days, playing the game on the 360, getting my real life buzz toy, started getting into RUclips, I had my pet Guinea pigs, everything was simple and fun
I love this movie, such a perfect finale for this beloved characters, i so hope they dont ruin it by creating a secuel...
Do you think toy story 5 will have a ending, better than toy story 3 ending
@@renamon5658 no.
IKR, Toy Story 3 is an absolutely perfect final for these beloved characters, and I’m so glad they didn’t ruin it by making a Toy Story 4.
which one will have a better ending toy story 4 or toy story 5
Toy Story 3 is my most favorite movie of all time, and you summed up word for word for why I love this movie so much ☺️
I'm starting to appreciate how much creativity they used to turn common preschool objects into setpieces.
What a pleasant commentary
50:42 He turned himself into a pickle Trevor. HES MR PICKLE HEAD
Thank you for this series, I really enjoy listening to the commentary of both of you and I'd be glad to hear you talk about How to train your dragon.
I live for this commentary, one thing is that rex is not an electronic toy in-movie, the Toy Story Collection Rex that you talk about that same wave made the Mr Potato Head an talking electronic toy, also for further explanation, the party saurus rex short had him in the bathtub and getting very wet with no reference to the electronics. Love your Toy Story videos
36:35 my ears ;-; I'm wearing headphones...
41:03
I was not expecting to hear that song but by god was it good!
25:00 “the girls bathroom is heaven” in my high school that was a fat lie 😂
Fun Fact: You can actually get a video from the voice of Andy at Cameo.
- Such a great end to the franchise!
- You know there's another-
- SUCH! A GREAT END! TO THE FRANCHISE!
Great commentary and I enjoyed the Homecoming appreciation
Only movie that I almost cried to dam fucking praise right there
I watched Toy Story 3 on the plane during the holidays, and I gotta say, it slaps hard.
Ya know when big baby picks up lotso and throws him in the dumpster it reminds me of when darth vader picks up the emperor and throws him to his supposed death.
Both big baby and anakin were manipulated into becoming evil and then finally become good again in the end.
The difference however is that palpatine was just pure evil from the very start where as lotso went insane after he found out he’s been replaced
(And yes I’m a bit of star wars nerd)
I’d never thought to compare Big Baby and Darth Vader until you said it and now that I’m thinking about it, yeah they kind of have the same arc in their stories
1:10:20 Also remember "I hope it's a leaf eater so I can be the DoMinAtE predator, bwa hahaha" From the first movie
Personally I feel that the worst scene in Sonic 2 was the part when Eggman flossed, though mercifully short, the scars of both the character and Jim Carrey run very deep.
1:20:19 your "Inner voice?" Dude! That movie (TS4) definitely left a terrible impression you. And me.
My favorite animated movie of all time.
25:11 Yeah, I’ve seen that Toy Story/Mission Impossible meme.
27:10 She was also in Shrek: Forever After the same year this movie came out.
Andy gave the toys to Bonnie and that nothing interesting happened? Well, that's a lie. You forgot about two cannonical releases after Toy Story 3, Toy Story of Terror and Toy Story: That Time Forgot.
1:06:45 subtle but I like how buzzes speaker sounds realistic here
Yes yes yes you gonna tear Toy Story 4 to shreds next. I hate that movie especially after just rewatching Toy Story 3. Seriously Toy Story 3 deserves justice. Fu k Toy Story 4.
Don’t worry, Toy Story 4 is not canon. The Toy Story franchise is just the first three movies and the Buzz Lightyear of Star Command cartoon movie and show and the shorts that came after Toy Story 3, TS4 and Lightyear are in an alternate universe.
That outro was pretty well animated
I cant watch this movie without crying or tearing up too
What a great movie, let alone ending to a great trilogy. I’m sure there’ll never be anything to get in the way of that. Right?
26:01 Aren't toys able to use their parts autonomously without necessarily pushing the specific button? Like in Toy Story when Woody used his voice box to speak to Sid or in Toy Story 2 when Buzz's wings popped up at the end.
Good point
Toy Story and 3 are my favorite movies all time. HTTYD was a very pleasant surprise from DreamWorks.
cool toy story 3 [2010] film - commentary - highlights !!!!
Yes best sound track of the three
I watched this film a little while ago and my god is it still just as good as it was when I was younger and I definitely think it’s my favorite Toy Story movie
Edit: I’ve done a couple of rewatches of this film and honestly now it might just be my favorite film of all time
I thought Mr. Potato Head sending just his small parts across the playground was because there was no way to get his whole body out
I can't wait until you get to Toy story 4
He already did
I love that this film isn't even about a prison... they dialled it up all the way to a cult.
I love this movie and this trilogy with all my heart ♥ It truly made my childhood. Toy Story means so much to me. I recently discovered your videos and I'm so happy to watch a fellow Toy Story super fan. I really belive these movies taught me great lessons asa kid that I still carry with me to this day. So I think I speak for the entire TRUE Toy Story fan base when I say: Fuck Toy Story 4!
Yep, the people say “fuck Toy Story 4!” Are true Toy Story fans, and only the TRUE Toy Story fan base would say that.
@@judebaun9993 Exactly
@@plumsparkles945 anyone defending TS4 is not a true Toy Story fan. Toy Story 4 stands think that they’re the true Toy Story fans and think that the people who think that TS4 is bad are idiots, but in reality it’s the other way around.
Art.
Yeah, this was the first movie I saw in cinemas as well, with my school. I was 4 at the time
13:11 smaller breeds of dogs can live up to 18 to 20 years if you take very good care of them
After, that. LET'S REACT TO ENCANTO!!!
0:00-0:08 Friday night funkin in a nutshell
took all my effort not to cry at the end of ts3
This May Sound Weird. But Toy Story 3 Was The First Toy Story Film I Watched As A Kid. I Never Watched The First Or Second. Just The Third.
After your Toy Story 3 praise, will you do praise videos on the first two movies as well?
Maybe one day, but it’s not on my list of projects for the moment; Toy Story 3’s the only one I feel properly motivated to dedicate a full praise to. Partially because I feel like the first two movies have already been sufficiently covered by other RUclipsrs.
27:29 I’m glad he does not know what Norbit is 😊
My only issue with the ending is that it played the Spanish version of "You've Got a Friend in Me" instead of the English version. I understand why, but considering it's the final scene of the trilogy, it bugs me.
In my world this is the last toy story movie
I didn't like Toy Story 3 that much when I was a kid... maybe because I watched it in 3D, which added nothing, maybe because I wasn't old enough to fully appreciate it. However, your Toy Story 4 rant-view made me see it in a whole new light.
OK, so, the toilets.
Sunnyside is a daycare, with very young children. And young children usually need to "go potty", and more often than not when one kid remembers he has to "go potty" then some other kid also remembers that. Now you have a situation when several children with very limited potty training need to go all at the same time, and you always need to have one worker in the main room, as you can't leave any children unsupervised. Having no dividers between toilets lets the "toilet chaperone" to keep their eye on all kids all at the same time and help them without fumbling around the divider walls. The only real flaw with this plan is that at any time any particularly rowdy boy might decide to play fireman with his potty partner if he insists on doing it while standing up.
I keep commenting as I watch more, but TS3 was my first and only movie poster
3 great movies.
Good commentary and observations from the host.
Co-host has no sign of intelligent life anywhere.
I wish I saw Toy Story 3 in theaters. Even though I was only 1 and a half years old. The only Toy Story movie I got to watch in theaters was the black Toy Story 4.
That sucks. My condolences.
@@allibean9086 yeah sad stuff
@@aguy2181 At least you got to know about previous TS films later. 🙂 Of course, Disney is known to make re-releases in theatres of classic movies, so there's still a chance.
@@allibean9086 yeah
@@aguy2181 it's toy story 4 not black toy story 4
You should probably reduce FG's volume because she's walking earrape. I could barely hear you
Question, if you were to rank all 3 Toy Story movies, where would you place each movie and why?
Toy Story 4 gonna be good
He’s gonna skip it.
Damn. I would love to see them rip into that movie like shreds again.
Nah
@@Nictheidoit nope
Right? -gaming magic on one of his videos
Keaton was in Cars?
Yup; he was the voice of Chick Hicks.
@@GamingMagic13 i never noticed that , well Everyday you learm something New lmao
Why do you love a movie that is for kids man? Grow up LEL!
But in all seriousness, goodness gracious great balls of fire is this movie amazing. It's a shame two certain other movies had to come along and ruin it afterward, specifically the one that come out in 2019. Also, adding to your bathroom bit, I was in a boy's locker room earlier and it is absolute hell. The boys just do not shut up and yell randomly for no reason. Then again, they were a bunch of sixth graders (I'm homeschooled and was just visiting the rec to get swimming exercise), but my gosh it was horrible.
Toy Story 3 is the best
Why did Pixar bother making another sequel after this perfect ending?
Because of a five-letter word that starts with an M and ends with a Y
@@carlosmattessich3883 ye you right
Money
@@wetube6513 Yeah, that one
💰
I really hope you guys do a commentary on the How to Train Your Dragon trilogy. It's my favorite animated trilogy of all time, next to Toy Story and Kung Fu Panda.
Oh boy I can't wait to see you have a good time with Toy story 4 and keep saying how masterpiece it was for entire video
1:08:47
Trevor’s so cute when he cries, right? ☺️☺️☺️
That's so weird to call an adult cute.🤢
@@aguy2181 Not when it’s true, it isn’t! 😁
@@thefunnestaccount5632 You're so weird dude.
@@aguy2181 Merry Christmas to you too!
@@thefunnestaccount5632 Merry Christmas weirdo
1:19:23 what about toy story of terror, toy story that time forgot, and the toy story toons?
When will your Cars on the Road and Lightyear videos be ready?
I know how unsatisfying this answer is, but they'll be ready when they're ready. I don't have a team of editors, I only have myself, which means these things take awhile, and I don't want to push myself to the extreme lengths I did for the Incredibles 2 series just to get stuff out quicker.
Trust me, I get that a long gap in main content is frustrating. But I can promise that even if it doesn't seem like it through my upload schedule, not a day goes by where I'm not working on a video in some capacity - be it writing, recording or editing - and I'm doing absolute my best to make them projects worth waiting for.
Hope this helps
@@GamingMagic13 Thanks. I know how it feels to be overworked I don’t want to exhaust you. I love your Toy Story 4 and Incredibles 2 videos.
@@bbolin5626 toy story 3 didn't have bo
are you doing toy story 4 or you are skipping that abomination?
1:18:56
@@GamingMagic13 ohh.
We don't talk about that...
27:25 LETS GO NORBIT
Ok
The name of the baby who said "moma" was Woody? I'm not sure I believe the mother. I think she just told Pixar that to make herself look cool. I mean, "Woody" is an ancient name. Who in the right mind names their child "Woody" in this day and age!?!
Hey I'm with you GamingMagic13, we do not speak of that abhorrent abomination that is The film that destroyed the Toy story legacy, as even E;R has said: "Unnecessary sequels are UNNECESSARY."
I am just sick and tired of this
When he said "you know what", I thought he was referring to the 2019 Lion King remake, which is actually a photo realistic computer-animated remake of the 1994 original and is currently the highest-grossing animated film of all time, sitting at about $1.6 billion at the box office.
I used to think we were opposites, but you praising Toy Story 3 this much got me in tears! You have to do the praising video for this gem, I don’t know about you, but currently, this is my favorite movie of all time! But… Very closed in with Lightyear, they are both gold, yes I said it. Fight me, but Jesus toy story four was a train wreck
I have no thoughts on Lightyear, but I hate Toy Story 4 with a fiery passion it ruined everything about the original trilogy.
Hay bro when are u going to play beatsaber again
1:10:44 But they do that very frequently throughout the series, don't they?
They did it in the blooper reel for Toy Story 2
Well thats not true.. why...
Because there was the shorts and tv specials
Another then that
NOTHING ELSE THAT HAPPENED TO YHEM SENCE 3
After this can you watch the only good toy story movie toy story 4
Why is that the best toy story
@@aguy2181 he’s just trolling.
@@judebaun9993 k
the toy story trilogy is really solid the forth movie is just a bad fanfiction