Not as good as the first trilogy, but still a pretty decent movie.
Why did bonnie forget about how important woody was. Like I get she’s just a kid and all but still - it’s very sad.
How does Forky know not to go into paralysis when Bonnie is looking, I need to do some further research into how exactly life works in this universe?
Why did they make Buzz into a total dumbass?? Like I feel like they just forgot how to write his character. Buzz experienced a major existential crisis, followed by an epiphany, which developed him into a deep character.
The “Who’s Andy?” Scene was so heartbreaking and felt like a reminder that the new generations of children will probably never see these fantastic childhood movies.
Wow. Seeing Woody leave the rest of the gang was shockingly sad, but I also do believe it was good for his character arc. He was always loyal to Andy - never truly Bonnie’s toy. It was fitting that after Andy, he would join the lost toys, not in a tragic way, but out of his choice. It was sweet really.
Yes, the narrative was clearly weaker than the previous three movies, but in its defence, it would be insane if it were able to given how good they were.
Not as good as the first trilogy, but still a pretty decent movie.
Why did bonnie forget about how important woody was. Like I get she’s just a kid and all but still - it’s very sad.
How does Forky know not to go into paralysis when Bonnie is looking, I need to do some further research into how exactly life works in this universe?
Why did they make Buzz into a total dumbass?? Like I feel like they just forgot how to write his character. Buzz experienced a major existential crisis, followed by an epiphany, which developed him into a deep character.
The “Who’s Andy?” Scene was so heartbreaking and felt like a reminder that the new generations of children will probably never see these fantastic childhood movies.
Wow. Seeing Woody leave the rest of the gang was shockingly sad, but I also do believe it was good for his character arc. He was always loyal to Andy - never truly Bonnie’s toy. It was fitting that after Andy, he would join the lost toys, not in a tragic way, but out of his choice. It was sweet really.
Yes, the narrative was clearly weaker than the previous three movies, but in its defence, it would be insane if it were able to given how good they were.
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