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Kennith 2022-01-27 08:03:30
Review of the first 3 plots of "Toy Story"
"Toy Story 1" (1995)
The little boy Andy has many toys, such as Cowdy the Cowboy, Shepherdess, Mr. Egg Head, Hug Dragon, and Spring Dog.
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Damon 2022-03-23 09:01:35
Pixar is still so good at telling stories. I didn’t expect that the fourth part of the Toy Story series was filmed, and it was still able to maintain the level of the previous trilogy. After Andy became an adult, he also gave the toys a coming-of-age ceremony and completed the mission of accompanying the child’s growth. After that, with his own awakening, he can go to see the wider world outside. The moving thing about Pixar animation is that they can always talk about an adult-oriented theme, and on the topic of growth and inheritance, it resonates with adult audiences, and it is no wonder that it can make people tearful.
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Eloise 2022-03-22 09:01:32
Shepherdess is back! I feel that the film's discussion of the "accompanying attributes" and "self-will" of toys has gone a step further. Some toys yearn for the company of their owners, while some toys abandoned by their owners would rather become stray toys and yearn for a broader and more free new world!
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[Jessie gasps, and she, Bullseye, and Hamm pose as toys while Andy comes in with everyone else]
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Young Andy: Okay, Mom!
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