Woody's broken arm makes him dread being abandoned, a feeling that gives the toy a lot of humanity that goes beyond the top at this point. In this one, Woody is the real embodiment of leadership, he went to save Squeaky himself but was stolen by Al. There are also other toy friends that Bass brought to the rescue, which truly reflects the team and friendship.
From the perspective of screen production, it is also much more refined than the first one.
I really liked when the old repairman repaired Woody, it was really like finishing a work of art, wiping Woody's eyes and ears, spraying rosy cheeks, and shining Woody's shoes... and that toolbox, A complex and reasonable structure, like a treasure chest.
Based on the principle of no spoilers, I will say these about the content of the plot.
Toys are inseparable to children, but children will abandon toys. This is a bit like a pet, but it should not be as good as a pet.
Woody's character setting is perfect and bright in this one.
Painful memories of the past, like Cowgirl, remain terrified and frantically want to flee. The old miner is a pitiful and pathetic existence, always on the shelf, watching others get bought. He was fed up with this kind of pain, and it was unfair. Going to a museum was the best option he could think of.
The IQ and courage values of the last film, Silly Toy Friends, have soared, and all that is left is the essence.
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