When I was a child, after watching the movie, I was crying and clamoring to buy the same toy to go home, but now I recall every moment that appeared on the screen with sour and sweetness in my heart. The theme this time is growth. Andy is no longer a child. He is seventeen years old and he is a young man who is going to college. Those childhood toys are also destined to no longer attract him.
The toys themselves felt this. They tried to get Andy's attention again and again without giving up, but the results were not as good as they wanted. In fact, Andy didn't give up these childhood playmates in his heart. He had that impulse in his heart. He wanted to grab them again and play enough, but he didn't do it, and he couldn't do it anymore. Because he was no longer a child, he learned to let go. It's just that the toys didn't learn to accept it. They can't accept the fate of being abandoned, they can't accept the fate of being left out, and perhaps the most unacceptable one is the fate of being a toy without anyone playing.
When they came to SUNNYSIDE kindergarten by accident, they thought they were in heaven. In fact, it doesn't matter who the owner is, as long as you can play with the children every day. But is this really the case? Don't those memories from the past count anymore? Everyone is reflecting on themselves, but everyone is forced to choose to accept it. What they accept is not their own heart, but this forced status quo.
Pixar surprised me again. In this animated movie, there are sections that make people laugh, there are sections that make people excited, there are sections that make people sad, and there are also bridges that make people burst into tears. part. A movie, I laughed, cried, sighed and shouted. I can't imagine how many procedures my mind has gone through in these two hours, but the only thing I understand is that no matter how many procedures there are, I enjoy them. The last 30 minutes of the film can be called the essence of the whole film, and I shed tears. When a person grows up, he has to give up some things, and if those things give up, he can’t come back again... When Andy held up the toys for the last time, he must have thought so in his heart, "Now I give up you , But my heart will never give up on you". Pixar, thank you, I drew a colorful stroke in my fond memories.
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