Had a great time crying alone in my apartment while watching a children's film!

"Authority should derive from the consent of the governed, not from the threat of force!" -- Barbie

things that have made my dad cry:
1) toy story 3
2) literally nothing else, that's the power of this movie

I can’t fucking believe they kept making these after how perfectly this one ended.

should i feel sorry for that bitch lotso? cause i don’t!

The inverse of Up, where the ending is what's always praised to no end and the rest of the film is kinda forgotten about. The good news is that unlike Up, this is a rich, thoroughly enjoyable story throughout the entire film. I'm a sucker for elaborate prison escapes and this film delivers, complete with a fantastic villain and great jokes. It's not quite as good as 2 but it's still a worthy successor that builds on 2's themes in a beautiful way

The most harrowing and moving depiction of the acceptance of death I have ever seen is in the third installment of a children’s animated franchise. Shit is wild as hell.

I’m actually hyperventilating this movie had no reason to be so traumatic

Ah, this whole trilogy, man.

This is the one trilogy, to me, that actually got BETTER with every film. Yeah, they're pretty straightforward with no twists or plot complications, but that doesn't matter. What does matter is that these movies and everything in them just feels right. Characters, scenarios, humor, morals, the endings.

Especially the ending to this one. Not just the best way to end this movie, but to cap off the entire trilogy. There is ZERO need for a fourth one. Everything feels complete, everybody's gonna be on their own way elsewhere, nothing else needs to be done to enhance it. It's...just right.

the most disturbing thing about this film by far has to be the complete lack of adult supervision in a daycare centre

Knicks were getting beat so bad I put this on
Stopped watching to finish the game and they came back and won

I think Lotso is so evil his energy went to the Spurs and infected De’Aaron Fox

A cinematic MASTERPIECE.