Toy Story 2 Comparison

Toy Story is a blockbuster animated movie produced by Pixar Animation Studios and released by Walt Disney Pictures. Among other writers, John Lasseter was one of the writers and the one who directed the film (Rotten Tomato). This is one of Pixar’s most classic movies that is loved by all ages. Toy Story was released back in 1995 and to this day, it has had a full hundred percent in certified fresh red tomatoes through the Rotten Tomato site– a critique based website where movies are reviewed and given a rating through the freshness of a tomato (Rotten Tomato). A movie with sixty or more “fresh tomatoes”, the better the rating. After the releasing of Toy Story, it soon became a trilogy. Overall, the animated trilogy involves toy characters who

The additional making of these two movies made Toy Story a trilogy. The release of the second and third films continued it’s success. In the making of Toy Story 2, there were many complications where the whole movie was actually tossed by the filmmakers, to noticing incomplete shots, to having to redo the whole movie at least twice (Matthew Panzarino). Out of the three films, Toy Story 3 made the most in the box office worldwide (The

Each character, both old and new, were still visually engaging, humorous, and entertaining. They were both filled with action and adventure, where in Toy Story 2, Woody gets stolen while Andy is away from home, and the other toys try and rescue him. In the process of rescuing Woody, we the audience, are introduced to several new characters that later come back home to Andy. In Toy Story 3, Andy is preparing for college and had decided that he was going to keep Woody and store away the other toys. The toys escape and end up being donated to a daycare, where Woody convinces them to go back home. Through several obstacles, the toys– including Woody, gather into a box that is later brought to a young girl by Andy. This is where it gets nostalgic. Andy introduces each of the toys to the little girl, reminiscing the times he had with them. When he reached Buzz and Woody, he was hesitant on giving them away, but made the little girl promise to take care of all of them. Overall, the final movie had to be the most emotion filled one. It brought flashbacks to the very first film, making it very nostalgic. In comparison to its characters and visuals, they have definitely improved. Technology evolved and the filmmakers finally had the experience in computer animations. They knew what their strengths were and