Toy passion, Reivew on Toy Story 3

Eleven years have passed since the last adventure, and in a blink of an eye Andy (voiced by John Morris) has become a 17-year-old sunshine boy. This summer, Andy is about to start college life, he must tidy up his room and leave it to his sister. Previously, toys such as Woody (voiced by Tom Hanks) and Buzz Lightyear (voiced by Tim Allen) had been expecting Andy to play with them again, but as the years passed, they were left out It's been in the box for a long time. Andy cherishes these childhood playmates, so he plans to put them in the attic. Who would have thought, but my mother threw the toys on the street as rubbish. The toys misunderstood Andy, so they ran away angrily, preferring to be donated to the Sunshine House Kindergarten. I like this scene very much. The toys continued to sink into the abyss of the melting pot. Buzz Lightyear finally gave up the struggle and stretched out his hand to the cowgirl. The light of fire reflected on his face, full of helplessness and despair, but there was still clearly visible determination and courage. I do feel like being swallowed by despair, but what makes me almost cry is not the fear of tragedy but the tragedy of the toys facing death together hand in hand. The line that appears repeatedly in the first half of the movie, no matter what happens We face it together, the emotions in it are infinitely magnified at this moment and spray out from the screen like molten slag, completely crushing my heart. What reminds me is Stephen King’s first-person description of the protagonist and his friend in "The Corpse", to the effect that even if he is going to fall into the abyss, he has to hug the other him. Although the scene ended with a happy ending, the moment of holding hands has become one of my favorite movie passages this year.

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