Toy Story 3. It's a bit weepy!

[Dos_Box]

Following this article on the BBC News site:

 

BBC News - A new type of tear-jerker

 

I can confirm, as Shaun and I went to see it in Denver. That towards the end, it gets a little 'dusty' in the cinemas, and those with 'hayfever' may need to take some hankies.

It's a really good film though, and well worth watching if you get chance.

[SpuffMonkey]

I'd second that - its very good. The review in the Grauniad today reckons that the toys represent parents, sad over the eventual estrangement from their children - deep, man!

[rolfea]

I honestly can't wait to go see it.

Hopefully i'll be going to see it sometime this weekend.

 

I've been a huge fan of Toy Story since I got the first one for my birthday 14 years ago!

[GrumbleDook]

I can confirm that dusty cinemas is now an problem here in the UK. Crackin' film.

[gotenks1321]

Off to see this tomorrow evening so will remember the hankies, just incase my 'hayfever' plays up

[elsiegee40]

I went to see this last night... I laughed 'til I cried when the reset button was pressed ... and then came over a bit emotional for the last 5 minutes.

 

Someone a couple of rows in front of me was all but sobbing (sniffing loudly anyway!)

 

Tissues recommended... thank goodness for the 3D glasses to hide your eyes!

[dhicks]

Disconcertingly, I'm currently sorting all the stuff in my flat ready to move out, including a large box of old toys...

 

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David Hicks

[highwayfive]

Going to take the kids at the weekend I have three lads (aged 10, 8 and 2 nearly 3). I have heard it is rather scary for the little ones. Do you think a 2.9 year old will be ok with it?

[gizmo2005]

being honest with you i think he will be fine, just make it funny for him, if something scary comes on call him a silly man or what ever he is and get your son to say it to

[bantax]

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[rolfea]

how can I get hold of Disney Pixar to kindly ask them to send me a copy of Toy Story 3 on VHS, to go with my 1 and 2?