Toy Story 3 (2010)

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How did you treat your toys that have not been played for years? Throw them away? Place them at the inner corner of the wardrobe? Or, donate them to a daycare centre for toddlers? Here comes to the third sequel of the Toy Story franchise, a well-known advantageous animation. Andy, the owner of those toys, has grown into a teenager and about to leave his family and go to college. His toys, therefore, end up donated to a daycare centre and started a new life.

This is a story about freedom, as the toys were mistreated and victimized in the daycare centre. There was a evil fluffy teddy bear and a gang of toys turned the paradise to a prison. The toys, leading by Sheriff Woody, have to start their adventure for freedom.

Unfortunately, the great escape led the toys to their own metaphorical of hell- the incinerator. Describing how they co-operate and how they fight with evil Losto, the story explained justice, friendship and teamwork to the viewers.

Although there was a lot of slapstick movements that make us laugh, it is not just a cartoon about living toys. No matter what your age is, this story would inspire you. You can read it as whatever you want to be; a romantic story of Ken and Barbie, an action movie starring all toys, a story about loyalty for Woody, a teenage story about growing up of Andy, you name it! However, one thing that I can be sure about is the positive characters in the movie can lead us “to infinity and beyond”.