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Fun Stuff => ENJOY => Topic started by: Grognard on 07 Nov 2014, 22:34
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http://www.cnn.com/2014/11/06/showbiz/toy-story-4-announced/index.html
really? could they really ruin a great ending like they had?
at least I aint he only one thinking this.
http://time.com/3572247/toy-story-4-toy-story-3-disney-john-lasseter/
yes. Toy Story 3 made me cry, too.
and I miss all my little green soldiers.
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Maybe some kind of reboot? I don't see how they'd manage to follow TS3 otherwise.
And yeah, I cried at that, too... but not as hard as I did at the opening montage in "Up".
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And yeah, I cried at that, too... but not as hard as I did at the opening montage in "Up".
Up is brutal.
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Toy Story 4: Sid's Revenge!
All joking aside I think this is a terrible mistake. Toy Story 1, 2, and 3 tell a wonderful story and needs nothing further. At least not in a cinematic format. Personally, I love many of the post-TS3 shorts they've done and wouldn't mind seeing a few more of those.
Also, agreed on Up. The start of that movie is just crushing.
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Up? Really gets you down.
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It's so.
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Toy Story was the greatest trilogy of all time.
Now... well, we get another one. I have no interest in seeing it. Pixar are starting to lose it.
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Disney stole their mojo. Last few years Pixar has been getting worse, all the while Disney has made Tangled, Wreck-It Ralph, Frozen and Big Hero 6.
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Disney stole their mojo. Last few years Pixar has been getting worse, all the while Disney has made Tangled, Wreck-It Ralph, Frozen and Big Hero 6.
The thing that made most of the early Pixar stuff work (aside from "Cars," which was a Disney movie in all but name) was that for as much work they put into animation, they didn't shirk the storytelling.* Now they're more focused on building franchises than they are on storytelling, it seems (though I think there's potential in "Inside Out" if they bother to do it right).
*while Disney, all too often, just half-assed both but still got by on a mix of marketing, name recognition, and sheer empty spectacle
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Disney stole their mojo. Last few years Pixar has been getting worse, all the while Disney has made Tangled, Wreck-It Ralph, Frozen and Big Hero 6.
The thing that made most of the early Pixar stuff work (aside from "Cars," which was a Disney movie in all but name) was that for as much work they put into animation, they didn't shirk the storytelling.* Now they're more focused on building franchises than they are on storytelling, it seems (though I think there's potential in "Inside Out" if they bother to do it right).
*while Disney, all too often, just half-assed both but still got by on a mix of marketing, name recognition, and sheer empty spectacle
I actually really enjoyed the first Cars movie though. It's basically Doc Hollywood, but with cars. I HATED Cars 2 which shifted the focus to Mater/Larry the Cable Guy. The man is best taken in small doses. Smaaaaaaaall doses.
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And yeah, I cried at that, too... but not as hard as I did at the opening montage in "Up".
Up is brutal.
I remember being glad I shelled out the extra money for 3D...since the glasses hid my tears :'(
Hell, when I saw Big Hero 6, there was a bunch of images from different Pixar movies and even one tiny image from that sequence after having not seen it in five years was a hit to the gut.
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Toy Story 4: Sid's Revenge!
You mean Sid The Garbage Collector?
(http://img2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20110704201914/pixar/images/7/75/Screen_shot_2011-07-04_at_3.17.09_PM.png)
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What's a more suitable villain for a bunch of toys than a garbage collector? :-D
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Exactly! Having been scarred as a youth by the discovery that all toys are alive Sid spends hours and hours in therapy. The only job he can get is that of a garbage collector. Then he gets an idea. He'll gather up all the broken and discarded toys and give them new purpose... An army of revenge!
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Wait, didn't he help them in Toy Story 3?
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Well, this is a massive necro, but I felt that this thread needed rounding out.
I had all of the above misgivings and more. But I went to see Toy Story 4 on the weekend.
This film is more than worthy to join the first three. I didn't think it possible, but Toy Story has been enhanced by this film. If you're still refusing to see it, then you're missing out.
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Hello All.
I and my wife went to see TS4 this past weekend.
I did tear up. slightly.
I still say that TS3 finished the series best.
This movie just seems to bank on pure nostalgia and open a story line for a TS5.
but mostly, I'm blaming my emotions on a large dose of 'empty nest syndrome'.
I'm miss my little buddy (almost 21 now) giving his rally cry: "to infininy and EON!"
and I miss my princess (just turned 17) saying "YEE-haw Cowboy" in her impression of Jessie the Cowgirl.
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It ain't so.
(I know, I know.. this would have worked better on day ONE of this thread!)
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'Like.'
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Okay.