Toy Story 3

Near the beginning of the film, in Andy's room, the bottom dresser drawer is left partly open.

It is never closed by anyone in the scenes, but is shown a short time later completely closed.

After the "staff meeting" in the beginning of the movie, Andy's laptop computer can be seen closed.

When he comes into his room later on, he sits on his desk and the laptop is already open.

When Andy is introducing his toys to Bonnie, he introduces Jessie.

In _Toy Story 2 (1999)_ (qv) when Jessie came to live with Andy he gave her the name "Bazooka Jane".

However, he gives her that name before using her pull string.

The message "My name is Jessie, pleased to meet you" is featured on the toy and so Andy had a few years to pull the string and learn her real name.

Furthermore, it could've simply been a nickname that he gave her, similar to how he calls Mr.

Potato Head "One Eyed Bart" and Hamm "Evil Dr.

Porkchop".

When "demo" Buzz escapes from under Rex and Hamm, and is running to get away from the toys, he opens his left arm to call out to Star Command, saying he is being held captive by his own prisoners.

When Buzz thought he was the real Buzz Lightyear (in _Toy Story (1995)_ (qv)), he always pressed the red button on the right side of his chest to call for Star Command.

The Wild West train locomotive's motion wheels have been stopped by Woody in opening scene, but are shown running in a short time later (in two different sequences).

The Post-Net bar code on the "State University" envelope (addressed to a Pixar office) which is moved out of the way by Woody to reveal the old photo, is not validly formatted.

When Barbie removes the screws from Buzz's back and they reset him they rush to escape and never reinstall the screws but his cover stays closed.

When Lotso removes Mrs.

Potato Head's mouth, she is unable to use it.

This might contradict many other instances in which the Potato Heads are able to use their body parts when not connected to their body, but it seems that Lotso is also squeezing Mrs.

Potato Head's lips together to impede her speech.

When the children charge into the Caterpillar Room and grab the toys for the first time, Rex is immediately seen smeared with paint, before the paints come out.

- PLOTDuring the incinerator scene Slinky Dog is first pulled to the ceiling, realizing its because of a magnet the other toys grab metal objects to get pulled up and escape the grinder.

On the other side of the grinder the toys release the metal objects and fall back to the conveyor belt, inexplicably Slinky is there with them and the magnet seems to no longer affect him.

The toys never let people know they are alive, but several escape attempts, patrols by Lotso's gang and other things are recorded by the security cameras at the day care center.

It is possible to alter images seen on security cameras, and conceivable that one or more of the toys in Lotso's gang would know how.

After Molly destroys the bridge, and Andy says "Run for your lives" to the camera, Mr.

Potato Head has both eyes, despite being shown seconds earlier as One Eyed Bart.

When the toys are taken to the curb to be picked up by the garbage truck, there are three garbage bags.

When the garbage man picks up the bags, there are only two.

Andy puts the toys in the 3rd bag and when woody splits open the 2 remaining bags they are full of garbage so are obviously not the bag with the toys in.

The toys must take the 3rd bag with them during the escape.

Andy is giving his toys to Bonnie.

He shows her the three aliens from Pizza Planet.

All three are facing her but when Andy puts them down in front of her, they suddenly change direction to be facing Andy.

Lotso pleads for help in the compactor scene.

When we see his arm rise from the trash, the platform is moving towards the compactor.

The camera switches back to Woody who is trying to make a decision.

When we switch back to Lotso, the platform appears to be moving away from where the compactor is, backwards.

This effect of an apparent change in direction is caused by the fact that the magnet strip above is moving faster than the garbage platform below,as can be seen in previous scenes.

- PLOTWhen Woody is taking away by Bonnie, she puts him in her backpack and Woody is unable to open the zipper to escape.

When Bonnie brings Woody to Sunnyside, Woody unzips her backpack fine.

Toy Story 1 and 2 came out when I was young enough to be ACTUALLY playing with toys, instead of leaving them on my shelf and looking at them, like now. Fast forward to 2010 when Andy was going to college and leaving his toys behind, I was doing the exact same.

A lot of animation movies have been coming out lately and none of them could even compare to this. I was a big fan of the first toy story growing up so watching this took me back and i really enjoyed it.

I loved this movie, especially since I have always been a huge Toy Story fanatic! If they ever made a 5th one, then I would gladly pay to watch it.

Of all the Toy Story movies, I think this is my favorite. I can't argue with the importance of 1 and what it did, I can't debate the stunning achievement that is 4 and all its visual splendor and 2 is there too.

The first Toy Story is my favorite animated movie of all time, the second Toy Story is a great film, and now, Toy Story 3 has come, and even though I still like the first movie more, this film is probably the most well made of the three.Let's get the technical stuff out of the way.

Toy story 3 when it finally came out,a decade after its prequel......everyone had high expectations.

This is such a good, adventurous film! I don't know how, but Pixar can't seem to make a bad film!

Toy Story 2 felt like a half-hearted, though entertaining, rehash of the first this third installment, coming 11 years after part 2 and 15 years after part 1, is anything but, and it's not only much better than the previous film but manages to regain the spark and novelty of the original, yet in a completely different way. Toy Story 3 is darker, more sober and more mature - the film and its motifs intentionally grew up with its viewers, just like Andy did, and for anyone in my age group - anyone who was a kid when the first film came out and is now in their 20's - it's very relevant and extremely effective, not to say that it's not also whimsical and hysterically funny.