Toy Story 3 is the 2010 sequel to Toy Story 2. Andy—now almost 18—is getting ready for college, and the plot follows the adventures of Andy's childhood toys ... Funny Moments · Heartwarming Moments · Nightmare Fuel “scary moments” · Trivia

Main Toy Characters: Sheriff Woody Pride, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie the Yodeling Cowgirl, Rex, Hamm, Slinky Dog, Mr. Potato Head, Mrs. Potato Head, Squeeze Toy ...

Originally the favorite toy of a young girl named Daisy, Lotso was mistakenly lost and replaced, leading him to believe that all toys were worthless and unloved ...

Tropes in the Toy Story 3 video game: · Adaptation Expansion · Adaptational Nice Guy · Adapted Out · Anachronism Stew · Anti-Frustration Features · Apocalypse ...

The incinerator scene. Children's toys accepting oblivion. Even after repeated viewings, tears will no doubt be shed.

Toy Story 3 is easily the most intense installment of the Toy Story franchise so far, and most of all of these horrors are caused by a maniacal and crazed ...

The line that seemed to get the most laughs in the theater comes right after Molly throws Barbie in the donation box.

The primary theme of the film can be likened to life and death, and more specifically, the afterlife. The toys are approaching the end of their life (with Andy) ...

A page for describing Heartwarming: Toy Story 3. When Andy ultimately decides to give his toys to Bonnie. Even more importantly, the toys are hearing about ...

The movie opens with an action sequence set in the Wild West where Woody, Buzz and Jessie try to stop One-Eyed Bart and One-Eyed Betty (played by Mr. and ...