*THE BEST ONE??* Toy Story 3 (2010) | First Time Watching | (reaction/commentary/review) 

This should've been the last movie in the franchise. The ending was perfect

My favourite tibit about the behind the scenes for this movie was the VA for Andy. EDIT because I just rewatched the behind the scene and got a few details wrong. It was actually decided pretty much at the start that they wanted the original VA for Andy to come back. They just had to find him first and see if he sounded perfect; they had no idea where he was, where he lived, etc. but they found him. They called him, fingers crossed hoping he sounded young enough, heard his voice on the answering machine and were like “THAT. That’s the one”. I just love how it all comes full circle, in movie and out and that the original VA was their first choice.

I've watched this movie several times in my life and yet the way the toys just accept their fate in the incinerator always breaks me. The only bright side in that moment is that they weren't gonna die alone.

I still can’t believe they sell that pink bear as a strawberry scented plushie at Disney theme parks. Who would want that mean bear after he yelled “she never loved you” to the baby doll! 😭

Fun fact: Jodi Benson (who voiced Ariel in the Little Mermaid) voiced Barbie in the Toy Story movies

There's a fan theory that Buzz was still in demo mode in Toy Story 1, and when he tried to fly out the window at Sid's house, the impact from hitting the stairs when he fell caused him to switch over to play mode.

The movie began with the toys wanting to be played with by Andy. And that's exactly what they get at the end.

When Andy gives up his toys and Woody says “so long partner”… I was done in the theater. I’ll never forget that day. An entire theater of adults crying and bawling. I always wished Andy revealed he knew the toys were alive and had always hoped they’d reveal themselves to him but that’s just my personal head canon lol. Toy Story 3 is easily the best written animated film ever and has some of the best character development ever. Truly a masterpiece of cinema.

I saw this in the cinema and cried three times - the incinerator part, Andy's Mum seeing his empty room and the end with one last playtime with Andy 😭❤It is a cinematic masterpiece, and my favourite of all Disney Pixar's feature length animations. Fun fact: I was actually on a first date seeing this in the cinema, hiding behind my 3D glasses while I held back tears, so the boy I was on a date with wouldn't think I was ridiculous. Until the end scene when I couldn't hold back any longer, and I glanced to see him openly sobbing and enjoying the movie with no shame. We turned to look at each other and started laughing hysterically at the mess we both were in. I just knew then that we were meant to be 🤣...14 years later and we're still together with two small children who are Toy Story addicts! Thank you for your amazing reaction, it was a joy to watch!

I was the prime demographic for this franchise. Grew up with it and was about to start college when Toy Story 3 came out. When I tell you I bawled in the theater for this one… it hit home because I legit had put all my stuffed animals away in black trash bags and stored them in the top of my closet years before. And it’s kinda funny because now I’m a mom and my son loves all of my old toys. So it’s like they are getting a second life and I get to relive old memories by playing with the toys with him. 😊

yeah imagine seeing this in the theater as a fresh 22 year old without the knowledge of the 4th movie existing. that incenorator scene DESTROYED ME. i was full on sobbing in that theater. the ending also made me weep but in that bittersweet way. i grew up watching the first 2 movies constantly on VHS, so yeah we all related to andy a lot here.

This would’ve been one of the best trilogies but of course they had to make another one and mess it up. Toy Story 3 was the perfect sendoff

I love how realistic the daycare is, I used to kinda work in a daycare for school so seeing this how the younger children treat toys versus the older children, it’s so accurate😅

OMG! The baby toy saying "mama" is such a sad moment breaks my heart 💔💔💔💔😭😭😭

My daughter turns 4 in August and Toy Story is her favorite franchise with 3 being her favorite of the films. She used to become absolutely distraught during the flashback scene when Lotso pushes down Big Baby in the rain. I’d hug her and she would just cling to me and sob.

Interesting Fact: Andy's voice is the same voice as Andy from the 2 previous movies but grown up.

There are elements of the 4th movie that I think are creative and entertaining, but it fundamentally deconstructs and undermines a trilogy’s worth of character development for Woody and Buzz. Buzz becomes a parody of himself, and Woody abandons the “it doesn’t matter how much you’re played with; what matters is to be there for (a child) when they need you” philosophy and pursues his own interests instead. It’s heartbreaking.

Watching this in the theatre, I absolutely thought they were all going to be incinerated, and was like silently crying out of pure horror. But the last scene, as Andy says "This is Woody. He's been my pal for as long as I can remember...", there was no silence in my crying. I was openly weeping, and the ending of this movie does that to me EVERY time I watch it. THANK YOU for watching these, and letting me come along for the ride!

These three movies have a very special place in my heart and they always make me feel just about every emotion possible when I’m watching them without fail. A big part of that is because of the fact that I was born in late 1991. This means that I was 3 and a half when the first one was released (it was actually the second movie I ever saw in theatres and one of my earliest memories is seeing it in theatres with my uncle. I was 7 when the second one came out, right at the age when I became consciously aware of growing up and noticing that I was no longer as interested in the toys and hobbies that used to be my favourites. Then the third one came out when I was 18 during the summer before I left for university (I was an emotional mess in the theatre) and it honestly made me decide to bring my old teddy bear that I got as a birthday present (meaning it was given to me as a present on the day I was born) to university.

Here we go! Love this one, and if never fails to bring me to tears😊 Great reaction

Wasn't there someone who recut the ending to fade to black after the incinerator scene and roll credits, then watched it with their mum who had never scene the movie? She was hysterical! 😆 Wonder if he was named Sid...

Toy Story 4 isn't bad by any means but the main heart and story of these films ends at 3 for me, the ending always gets me choked up. I was 10 when it came out and on a coach travelling to London for a school trip! We all watched it on a little tv that was on the ceiling for all to see🥹 A lot of memories

This movie came out the day before my wedding. My husband and I are both way into Disney and loved the first two. We took our bridal party to see it before the wedding rehearsal. It was the perfect movie to capture everything I was feeling in that moment.

i went to the premier of this after my eighth grade formal with some friends. its such a core memory because even tho i was only 13, it resonated. them just holding hands and waiting for death literally took me out in the theatres and gets me everytime. its so beautiful, so sad.

I grew up with this franchise and saw this in theatres when i was 16. I was okay up until 40:47 when Andy pulled Andy away and me and my sister bawled our eyes out 😭😭😭

You are spot on about the ages of the people watching and how it was made for older children/ teens/ young adults. I was only 3 when Toy Story came out. I was 7 when Toys Story 2 came out and Toy Story 3 came out about a week before I turned 18. And when I went to see 3 in the cinema, the audience was mostly people around my age. I remember that the only difference between me seeing 2 and 3 at the cinema, aside from the obvious age gap, was that I had a beer whilst watching 3, which really helped play into the theme of growing up.

Omg that scene in the dumpster fire, you at least knew there was the fourth movie, I on the other hand totally believed they were gonna die and cried my eyes out in the cinema😅

I was working in daycare when this film came out and went to the cinema with my dad to see it (tradition that we see all the toy story films together since I was little) First shot of Sunnyside I lent in to him and said "that is NOT daycare" First shot of the chaotic younger classroom, "now THAT is day care" 😂😂😂😂😂

I had just graduated high school in 2010 when this movie came out. I was heading to college, just like Andy. This movie made me cry so much when I saw it in theaters because it reminded me of myself and getting rid of my childhood toys. Fun Fact: During the end credits with Jessie and Buzz, the dance was choreographed by Cheryl Burke and Tony Dovolani…pro dancers with the US show Dancing with the Stars.

This came out right when I was about to go into my last year in college and the ending scene like got me. I could not believe me at 21 years old then that a children's film would have me emotional like this. I was crying like Mary Tyler Moore at Chuckles The Clown's funeral. Whoever wrote this version of the movie is a damn genius because of it.

when i first watch, and watched many other times, this movie as a kid, YOOO my anxiety during the trash bit when they were bouta burn was crazyy😭 but i didnt cry.. tell me why.. now when i already know they survive.. I STARTED SOBBING PFFF than sobbed more with that final scene of andy donating, playing w them for the last time, leaving :,[ hits harder now for some reason (i had run to the bathroom to cry watching this BC I WAS EATING DINNER)

This movie came out my graduation year. So needless to say, this really hit home for me. I grew up with Toy Story, and always put myself in Andy's shoes because I also had toys i was attached to. Such a fantastic movie and franchise. ❤

I went to the theatres to watch this with my sisters and it hit us we had grown up along with Andy. When I tell you we were all bawling at the end

The three Toy Story movies really just grew up with the kids who watched them. To me they’re also timeless. As a kid the movies were so fun, and as an adult they invoke so much nostalgia. Plus I think they’re good reminders to try and keep that childhood wonder even when we’re grown up 🥰

Kinda sad how knowing there's a fourth movie softens the impact BUT, that scene where they are all heading to the furnace, holding hands and just being ready to go out together was intense. I still cry every time I watch it even though I know they will be okay because it's just that impactful of a moment. We love these characters. We feel their struggle. And for one moment, they were ready to go out together, hand in hand. Shivers mate

I saw this in the theater, and let me tell you, they got me good. When the toys all join hands heading towards what seems to be certain death, I started sobbing. I was like, this is how it ends?!?! Thank god, no. Sobbed again at the end. Now any time I watch this, I've got tears on a hair-trigger 😂

23:24 Now that I think about it. It’s possible that Daisy look for her toys like crazy. Her parents couldn’t go back and find them but perhaps they bought a new Lotso, and said to Daisy that they could only find Lotso

This movie is so preferctly brilliant of an ending that it took me literal years before i could rewatch it because it came out when i was in the exact same phase of life as andy that I felt deep sadness that everytime id go to rewatch it after the first viewing id remember how upsetting it was and then just avoid watching it an go back and watch 1 and 2. That has since passed and I can watch these movies all fine but i think i goes to show just how amazing art can be and how impactful a good story can be upon our lives and our souls. This series is and will always be my favorite Animated Series for that reason and I seriously hope they dont release 5 without there being the prefect story and reason to else they should leave the series be until that moment!

i was over 30 years old when this one came out and i wept like a baby in the theater through half of it. the incinerator scene had me WAILING. so, so, so good. ps. STOP HERE!!!

Yes finally grew up watching it and remembered watching it when it came out when I went to Georgia for the first and last time to visit my uncle Mike and loved it and this is the true end to this franchise no 4th or 5th to talk about

As someone who hadn't been a huge fan of Toy Story growing up, this movie is still close to my heart. A few more films I'd like to recommend for you: Secretariat, Black Beauty (1994), A Dog's Purpose, A Dog's Journey, Homeward Bound, Air Bud, Hidalgo, Watership Down (the film, not the miniseries), and, if you can, the Redwall Animated Series.

I love your reactions! I still remember when I saw Toy Story 3. It still moves me when Andy says goodbye to his toys, that scene still hurts. But also Buzz and Jessie's dance is my favorite scene

Incinerator scene straight up BROKE me. The defeat on their faces. 😢 I felt my childhood flash before my eyes. 🥺💔

Toy Story 1-3 are peak Pixar embracing their childhood best possible way.

Chuckles is voiced by the late Bud Luckey, the guy who designed Woody for Toy Story and was a character designer for A Bug's Life and Monsters, Inc. He directed the short Boundin' which was shown before The Incredibles in. the theatres and did all the voices for it, plus he voiced Rick Dicker in The Incredibles. He also animated segments for Sesame Street back in 1960's including The Ladybugs Picknick. He storyboarded an earlier version of the intro, (which was a more dreary western opening which ended with the toys being taken over by Molly) as a send-off as we were retiring. Unfortunately, it was scrapped for the current version for two reasons 1. Since the movie have a lot a gloomier moments, it would been better to start off on a high note. 2. For Woody's attachment to Andy

One day, I will watch Toy Story 3 without crying at least once. Today is not that day.

I laugh SO HARD with you saying "get him, get him!!!!"

You mentioned people around Andy's age seeing these movies when they came out: My name is Andy, and I grew up with these films. When I was little, we had a family friend who had a house in Florida where we would vacation every year. I used to always want to fall asleep to the VHS of Toy Story 1 whenever we were there. Of course I went through a phase of writing my name on the bottom of my toys because of this movie haha. Fast forward to the summer after my high school graduation, right before I was going to college, and my parents took some of my friends and me to Florida to celebrate. This movie had just come out, and we all decided to go see it at the theater in Disney Springs. At the end, my parents were a mess of course with the whole college thing, and all of us 18 year old tough guys were trying (and failing, lol) to not show how emotional we all were. We still talk about that day; it's one of my most treasured memories. It's really hard to overstate how much I love these films; I literally grew up with Andy. I love all 4 of them, and I'm really glad you've been enjoying them as well!

Fun fact: Mr. Pricklepants is voiced by Timothy Dalton aka the fourth James Bond.

Just now noticing that they worked in a bit of Boo's leitmotif when Andy was leaving...

This movie came out the summer before my senior year of high school. I was balling my eyes out by the end.

It has been an absolute joy watching you experience this series for the first time! I remember watching this film in theaters as I was approaching my pre-teen 'i'm too cool for Kids Movies' phace, and being a little embarrassed at how it made me cry at the end. I grew up with this series and it has such a special place in my heart. While I think this one is the best of the trilogy because of how well it wraps up character arcs and ties a bow on the whole thing (I have yet to watch Toy Story 4) number 2 was the first one I remember watching and that I think is my favourite overall. I also really love how much you enjoyed Buzz and Jessie! It's not uncommon to see people assume Jessie and Woody are a couple just because of the matching cowboy thing, but Jessie and Buzz are so cute together. (as are Woody and Bo 😭) Your reactions are always such a pleasure to watch, you have such empathetic and intuitive responses to the characters which I really appreciate!

ı've watched this moviw so many times yet i still cry when Andy says goodbye to the toys at the end

when lotso pushed the baby omg top 10 worst things a villain did

No matter how many times I see it that final scene always breaks me.

I love this as the finale bc they even left an epilogue where they have somewhere to go when Bonnie grows up, the daycare. The fourth kinda threw away what the movies were all about. But it was still good.

When each Toy Story movie was released I had around Andy’s age. I always was connected with my toys and left them to my cousins when I grow up. When Andy was leaving to college, I was leaving home to join the navy and as a farewell gift I took my little siblings and cousins to watch this movie. I was crying so freaking hard in the end that the kids I was responsible for had to console me 🤣🤣🤣. This is a masterpiece!!!

Saw it in theaters and it was totally worth it

The first movie came out when I was 7, and I loved it so much. Then the third movie came out right before I started my last year in college, so yeah, all those moments with Andy putting away his toys to start college, saying goodbye to his childhood, basically, really hit me hard (my mama also cried at those parts, as you can imagine!). These movies really echoed what was going on in my life at the time in a way that few other movies did. The original 3 movies are so special to me because of that.

The best one. My mom cried when she saw this film becuase Andy going to college mirrored me also going to college. Reminded her how I was as a kid, and now I was an adult. This is the best movie in the trilogy, nothing tops it. 4? What 4, they never made a fourth film.

because this movie was a few years out from the second one, everyone who watched Toy Story 1 was kind of around Andy's age too so it was like really the perfect timing and everything. like you realized you're also at a crossroads of your life and such. which makes it extra endearing and heartfelt.

8:10 That guy there is in fact none other than Sid from the first movie!

Man, the ending has its problems with the main conflict not really getting the resolution it deserves and being tonally all over the place, but damn the part with Andy passing the torch to Bonnie brings me to brink of tears every time. They should've let the series just conclude here.

This movie hit hard I was a junior in high school and I was gong to leave home the next year after this. Such a good movie.

I was 20 years old when this cam out, so I grew up with Toy Story movies and I still remember sitting in the movie theatre next to my mum, both of us WEEPING during that incinerator scene thinking it was truly the end... scenes like this solidify in my mind how much I respect and admire the storytelling emphasis at Pixar.. they are masters.. without question.

This was perfect ending they should’ve ended with the 3rd part. 3rd one always so emotional seeing Andy’s emotions it really gives you the best proof of why Andy’s toys are so loyal special love him so much because they love them so much as well and it never changes 😊 such a good kid ❤

Every toy fears going to the dump. to them, that is the equivalent of Hell. in this movie, we finally got to see it. No joke, I legit thought the characters were going to die.

I have waited all week to see this after seeing the first two. Still makes me cry all these years later. If you ever have time, look up the pre-production of Toy Story 3. Particularly the part where they reached out to Andy's original voice actor (I forgot his name) and ask him to voice Andy one last time before he goes off to college, both in the movie and in real life. Also if you were wondering about the time gap, Toy Story 1 released in 1996, Toy Story 2 released back in 1999, and Toy Story 3 released in 2010, so that was a 14-year time frame between all 3 movies, so you can see how we all naturally grew up with this movie series because you got real time gaps with the movies. Also yes, that was Cid from the first movie as the trash man. Good to see he turned out to be a pretty cool guy despite his rather awful upbringing, but we never really saw what happened to his sister by the third movie to my knowledge. Unless there was some deep lore from other media that came out afterwards.

I was thinking hm I wonder when he’ll upload for Toy Story 3 and that second i get a notification he uploaded

The ending makes me cry everytime expecially since I moved out in april of this year. Still hits me even though I am 32.

Hey Oscar. I just found your channel recently, and I want to say that I really like how deeply connected you feel to each reaction. It looks that comes from a place of love and appreciation, which is so refreshing! Continue the good work mate!!! 😊

26:43 - I'm sure Barbie could have escaped through that corner gap!

I don’t know anyone who didn’t get at least a little teary eyed at the end of this film. This is the perfect end of the series.

I'm happy to say my elementary school playing this movie at every given opportunity for the entirety of my time there is officially far enough in the past that this movie makes me feel things again!

41:45 i'm gonna f***ing cry 🥹

After I watched this movie as a kid I remember starting to cry every time I thought back on Baby’s backstory in the scene where they look into the window and the scene before he threw Lotso in the dumpster. My mom got so fed up with me lmao

Bro, I'm so glad you mentioned our Buzz being missing for over half the film. That's always the deciding factor on why I put Toy Story 2 as my favorite in the franchise.

Take into account that we grew up with this franchise. It was like us saying goodbye WITH Andy. Which is why I wish 4 never happened, and why, God why is there a 5 being made... Also I like the callback to what Stinky Pete said _"you'll all end up in some land fill!"_

40:55 This speech makes me cry every time! And the fact that it's the same voice is so good. Btw, the 4th movie disrespects this, among MANY other things.

I was very optimistic about the 4th one, after this one and the first three being so amazing, and it kind of wrapping up. That being said, I absolutely adore the fourth one, and I think you will too, if you haven’t seen it already! Can’t wait to see your reaction!

I think the toys coming alive comes from a child's imagination. We all know that a child's imagination is limitless, and it might be that those feelings of believe that bring a toy to life. This would explain Forky as a whole, but it could explain the other toys as well. Buzz and Woody are two toys based on characters, but only Buzz thought he was the real character. This might be because of how Andy played with him when he first got him. He immediately put Buzz in character and that influenced how he came to life. Woody on the other hand didn't know his character probably because Andy never knew about it when Woody was given to him since he is a much older toy.

I had 6 years when Toy Story 2 came out, I was almost 18 and I was getting ready for college when Toy Story 3 came out. I actually grew up with Andy, watching him say goodbye was like saying goodbye to my own childhood.

Man the way I hold my breath on the burning garbage scene till this day I'm 27 and it's terrifying

13:00 - 13:13 While I get their perspective about moving on from Andy is sound given his age and life plan, for them to just immediately judge a kid who loved them that much that he would discard them so willingly in the trash? No, I'd be on Woody's side, too, especially at 13:10, where Woody dissed Buzz like that. "I ain't shaking your hand, traitor."

The reaction i was waiting for once you started this franchise. Seeing your reactions to Bo Peep's mentioning, Big Baby's Revenge, The Incinerator and introduction to the Monkey and Spanish Buzz were the best and sweetest/funniest highlights of the video. For this one, I do love that they maintained Woody's relationship with Slinky, cause i know that even though Bullseye is his horse, his bond with Slinky remained strong. Sad note, the original voice actor for Slinky had passed away sometime after the 2nd, but loved how the one that took the mantle managed to keep the same kind tone and style as the former. And youre right about how it was rather aimed towards the generation that first saw the 1st one as a child, even Andy's voice actor had returned to voice Andy again, giving it just that much more sweetness. And i love and agree with your ending thoughts, about the meaning of the film to experience the deep connection with another, especially if its worth the risk.

I was 3 years old when the first movie came out and had just graduated high school when this one came out. I wasn’t prepared for the plot to be about Andy leaving for college and cried like a baby in the movie theater lol. This is my favorite of the sequels! Looking forward to the next one ☺️

I thougt the 1st one was my favorite until i saw the 3rd one and it blew me away. I grew up with Toy story anf i loved it. After i saw tge first movie i believed thst toys was alive and i started keeping all my toys and i still have most of them till this day.❤❤ love ypur reaction and channel.

It's 9am and I'm crying. Wonderful.

Yay the third one,this one is my favorite toy story movie. Thx for reacting, I was so excited waiting for this one .

I am so excited for this reaction! Been so excited since you reacted to the first two. Settling in for this one, for sure!

After watching the originals as a toddler, I watched this one in cinema as an adult. The first thing I did after getting home was find my old toys in the attic and play with them again.

Man… I’m about to leave for college in a month and a half or so. I haven’t seen this movie in years. But my goodness this hits way harder than it did when I was younger. This and Mice on Venus by C418

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With how well this movie ends the series as a trilogy and that the 4th movie just a cash grab with no care for the established lore I love this as a finishing movie in any series

Oh man, the lip quivering is so real

Saw this in the theater with my sister and from the first few moments we were laughing so hard we were crying and it only got better. The epitome of the Toy Story franchise.

I forgot how emotional this third one is 😭😭😭 Like i am full on balling my eyes out 😭 this is not ok 😭😭😭

Marshmallows 😂 I haven't seen the fourth movie yet but I love the first three equally, this movie is great because you get to see what it was like with Andy playing and grow up. I like how they showed two different generations of kids the older ones were playing nice with the toys and the younger ones were destroying the toys. I like the toys and the actors voicing them as well when I first saw this movie I thought the bear with the cane and the phone were cool

The fact that people try to convince me this is the perfect ending when the amout of hoops and coincidences needed to get a happy ending is insane to me lmao.

I just watched your reaction to the other two. I had been on a binge ! Thank you 🥰💜