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Bring back childhood memories
Aletha 2021-10-13 13:05:52
Just after watching TS2, it reminds me that some childhood decisions can affect my life. Facing a dilemma is a very common thing, whether to go to the museum to live a comfortable life or return to Andy to live a happy life with good friends, temptation and coercion coexist, in the constant conflict and entanglement, the cowboy finally found himself. Isn't this our life? Prosperity and friendship, what is light and what is important, are fully interpreted for us in this movie.
Extended Reading
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Woody: [Voice box] There's a Snake in my Boot.
[This catches the Attention of a Man in the corner at the Yard Sale, who picks Woody up, and glances at him, the camera covers his face up]
Al McWiggin: [Gasps] Original hand-painted face, Natural dyed blanket-stitched vest,
[Looking at Woody's torn arm]
Al McWiggin: Hmm, a little rip... fixable, if only you had your hand-stitched polyvinyl...
[Spots Woody's hat on the ground, and places it back on]
Al McWiggin: [Overjoyed] A hat, yes I found him! I found him!
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Stinky Pete the Prospector: [Woody and Jessie have gotten into a fight over who turned the TV on, waking up Al in the process who'd been holding onto Woody's severed arm] Jessie, Woody, stop this at once!
[gasps as he and his box tip over face down, then Jessie and Bullseye push it up again]
Stinky Pete the Prospector: I don't know how that television turned on. But fighting about it isn't helping anything.
Woody: [angrily] If I had both my arms...
Stinky Pete the Prospector: Well the fact is, you don't, Woody. So I suggest you just wait till morning. The cleaner will come, fix your arm...
Woody: And then I'm outta here!
[Bullseye sulks]
Woody: Oh, no, no, Bullseye, don't take it that way. It's just that Andy...
Jessie: [pets Bullseye and walks away] Andy, Andy, Andy. That's all he ever talks about.