Faced with the new arrival of "Buzz Lightyear", how should Woody better handle the crisis of his favored status being threatened?
1. Kill Bass;
2. Like Bass, he has his own dream of going back to space and does not want to compete for favor;
3. Negotiate with Bass to discuss the details of status apportionment.
It is vicious for Woody to take a car to hit Bus, and it is also a villain's way to continue to lie to the family. Objectively speaking, in such a situation, it is really difficult for me to decide whether to give up being favored and position in the family, or to have a dispute.
Thinking about it in the long run, the first thought, Woody has already enjoyed these statuses so much, saying that letting go is definitely not something that can be done easily. But if you really let it go, become an ordinary member of the family, chat with the family occasionally, get together, and do something Hu Di, will it be a good way out? For a film business opportunity, of course not. But in reality, this seems to be slowly becoming something I crave. But I'm still young, no, let's talk older.
In the second thought, Woody and Bass got into an argument, as the film developed. Bass didn't just know about space dreams. He told Woody that this is not space after all. I don't need to talk about peace with you according to the principles of space, and I can still beat you.
What makes them really reconciled is that they are all Andy's toys, and the ultimate goal is to make the owner happy.
At the end of this part, Bass and Woody were reconciled, and at the beginning of the second part, it was reflected that Woody continued to govern, and Bass was a part of the family and was happy. Well, the ending of the movie is always so dramatic, always so beautiful. But I always feel that the pursuit of beauty is sometimes very tired. But people can't just compromise, and only by working hard can they truly achieve their aspirations.
Bass who recognizes that he is a toy, and the depression caused by the gap is very much like us in many times.
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