The main creator has serious storytelling to achieve a balance between reality and fairy tales-children will grow up and forget toys, but Andy is not tired of old ones; mothers will sell toys but will not directly deal with children’s favorite things (of course why children Father is always absent and the protagonist is a boy is another problem)
Buzz Lightyear in the toy store / "I am your father"! / The final simulation of the real movie tidbits is too similar
Use the value of toys to imply one's own choice: choose to live forever in a museum or to make a toy in the hands of a child until he is disgusted? There is no absolute binary opposition in the play, but a mixture of the vanity of the villain's grandfather and Hu Di to make the first option morally incorrect. This avoids a greater moral dilemma after the protagonist confirms his mind. But his choice is before this: How do you choose when you will fail one party in any way you choose? It is better to let Hu Di know all the information, he can follow his own choice: one is the bright road that can be seen, and the other is to see his high probability ending through the cowgirl's story. After that, the sacrifice of the second option is enough to make Hu Di great: choose to spend the rest of his life to love a child until he does not love himself. I want to report this idea, even if Andy failed him, he won't regret it.
enjoy the good time when it lasts. When it ends, I still have my friend buzz (i feel that's also an important part, after the good times, you still got things and/or memories to live on)
"What is a cowboy without a hat?" "here is your hat, partner" This time, Buzz is the one that has firmed up his belief, clarifies the meaning of his existence, and does not do what he thinks.
There are still multiple reversals at the end, with all the foreshadowings, it can be called a climax. I can tell such a story in such a short period of time and establish all the characters. The 3D animation is much more refined than the previous one. The main creative team is really amazing.
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