The ending of part 3 could have very easily been bittersweet to see Andy's toys given to his own children and Woody and Buzz's legacy of faithfulness to Andy's children continue. The ending could have shown glimpses of Andy getting married and having children. To keep the nostalgia alive, in Toy Story 3, Andy could have kept his toys in the attic. Sadly, Toy Story 4 has brought our childlike innocence to a screeching halt.Īlthough, it really goes without saying, the toys should have never been given away to Bonnie. Toy Story has had the privilege of taking us all on that journey. It reels us all back into childhood and keeps our innocence alive.

Toy Story has become an integral part of our lives.

Reviewed by conferfm 1 / 10 Does NOT compare to the first 3 films Nonsensical plot, weird pacing and most of all it destroyed the great story that the three previous movies had built up over the course of two decades. And the ending, I mean in what world would Woody leave the gang after 20+ years together just to be with one other toy? The whole plot of the other movies are that what matters most is friendship and being loyal? What happened to that. Instead we got a story about Woody still being sour about not being the favorite toy anymore (the plot of the first Toy Story anyone?) and how he finds his purpose in getting his kid to be happy behind the scenes. I mean we barely got any time with Buzz Lightyear or Jessie or any of the rest of the gang. The characters that we have gotten to know through three whole movies where no where to be seen. The movie went from a slow moving plot to a montage in moments. We can start with the pacing, it was all over the place. The previous movies have character and a plot that makes sense.

I mean, I am a 22 year old man at this point but that shouldn't really matter.

I don't know how to feel, maybe this movie just wasn't for me. Reviewed by konradjhnson 6 / 10 The worst Toy Story movie to date

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