So Andy packs up Buzz, Jessie, the Potato Heads, Hamm, Rex and the others to store in the attic. “Come on, let’s go see how much we’re going for on eBay,” grumbles Hamm the piggy bank.Īndy, now 18, is going off to college and the toys (with the exception of Woody, still the most beloved toy) have no place in that world. The toys are feeling unloved, deprived of their raison d’etre: Playtime. The last of the plastic soldiers desert in search of someone who will play with them. Some of the toys from the two previous films (notably Bo Peep) are gone, having been donated or thrown away. After a rousing opening sequence that re-establishes our connection to the main characters, we realize that Woody, Buzz and friends have actually been in a box in Andy’s room for what appears to be years.
And that passage of time is the emotional cornerstone of the new Toy Story 3, a smartly conceived, beautifully executed sequel that rounds out a Toy Story trilogy.Įarly on in Toy Story 3, you can tell that things have changed a lot in the world of the toys and their owner, Andy. LITTLE ROCK - It has been more than a decade since we last had our imaginations stirred by Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the rest of the Toy Story gang.
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