Sophomore Astro Johnson watched the movie “Toy Story 3.” It follows the second installment, where the group of toys are thrown into a day-care center as their owner moves to college.
Thinking they were abandoned, the toys band together to escape the outsider toys and crazy children to come home. The movie is action-packed, comical, and sometimes emotional, as it centers around where the toys’ loyalties may lie.
What did you enjoy about this film/series?
“There’s this one part where they go into the garbage disposal, and they all hold hands, and the aliens grab them and say, ‘the claw,’ and save their friends.”
It’s one of my comfort movies.
— sophomore Astro Johnson
What motivated you to watch this series?
“It’s one of my comfort movies. I can’t stop watching it.”
What was the most memorable part of this film/series?
“The bear would lock [the toys] in cages.”
How is this film/series different from others you have watched?
“The toys are able to talk.”
What other films similar to this one would you recommend?
“Toy Story 2.”
“Toy Story 3” is available on Disney+, Amazon Prime, Apple TV, and more.