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Gemmwah:
yay more toy story! I love toy story, totes can't wait for this :D

David_Dovey:

--- Quote from: Ikrik on 01 Dec 2009, 15:30 ---Wall.E -> Up -> Toy Story 3?

Pixar is amazing and they are easily some of the best storytellers of this generation.  But why another Toy Story?  I don't think there needs to be more, didn't they say everything that needed to be said with the first two movies? 

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Obviously not?

I mean, I'm generally against excessive sequels on principle (excessive usually means any sequels at all, by the way) but honestly Pixar have more than earned my trust by now. There's been plenty of times when I have gone in to a Pixar flick fully expecting to be underwhelmed based on my assumptions from the basic premise of the story, and been summarily blown away. By now I've learnt my lesson.

Ozymandias:
Yeah, Up seemed like the lamest story ever and then I saw it and I cried and laughed and it's one of my favorite Pixar movies, the set of which makes up a large subset of my favorite movies ever.

Not gonna bitch about a sequel when the first was great, the second managed to be even better, and Pixar's still being excellent. If it turns out to be bad then okay they finally dropped the ball but I'm not putting stock in that theory.

jhocking:

--- Quote from: Border Reiver on 23 Feb 2008, 11:17 ---I loved it, and remember watching it in theatres, and being one of three adults in the theatre without a child as cover.

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I watched Toy Story 2 in a theater in Korea. Because it was subtitled and my sisters and I were the only Americans in the theater, I would get the jokes before anyone else in the theater had read it yet. Then because I was laughing so loud everyone would turn to look at me and miss the subtitles; I ruined the movie for those poor people.

LTK:

--- Quote from: Dimmukane on 23 Mar 2008, 19:27 ---You actually have it backwards.  The Return of Jafar was the second one, and I can't remember the name of the third one, but it had a certain epicness to it that wasn't seen in the other two.

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Aladdin and the King of Thieves. You're right, the thrill of the third movie went way beyond of the first one. I saw it a bunch of times as a kid, and it stayed with me until this day. I can still remember the excitement.

The Lion King is one I fondly remember too, but I'm not sure whether or not I ever saw Toy Story. Can't say I care much about any of the sequels, then.

Wait, what's that stuff about Lion King... one-and-a-half? I remember anticipating the second movie, it really gave me a sense of novelty, since I had never seen a sequel to something I loved before that. After that there was a third... I think? Oh, apparently that was called 1 1/2. Yeah, never saw that, thought it was gonna suck. Apparently it did?

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