Toy Story 3 lets us relive our childhood past as we're taken on a journey with our two protagonists, Woody and Buzz, along with their toy friends. I absolutely loved the computer animation, which goes to show how much they've improved since Toy Story.

We see Andy all grown up and ready for college, but the toys still want him to play with them as they attempt to catch his attention without much success. As Andy cleans out his room, he puts all his toys, except Woody, in a garbage trash and is about to store them in the attic when his mother interrupts him and he sets the bag on the floor. Woody witnesses his mother mistaking the bag for trash and carries it downstairs much to his horror. The other toys don't know anything that's going on but later come to the conclusion that Andy meant to throw them out so they decide to stow away in the car to be donated to charity.

When they arrive at Sunnyside, Lotso and many other toys greet him. Everything seems perfect, but when it came to recess time, they soon find out that it wasn't what they were hoping for. Woody manages to escape until he's taken by Bonnie and meets other new toys. He discovers the dark truth about Lotso and travels back in order to save his friends.

Back in Sunnyside, things don't seem too good as Buzz is taken by Lotso and reverted back to his original "Space Ranger" personality. The other toys don't know this until Buzz displays his strange behavior and doesn't seem to recognize them.

I loved the bits of humor incorporated in this film and I found myself laughing at some parts. The baby creeped me out the most, with its half open eye and look that reminded me of porcelain dolls. This is one of the movies where I would watch it again and recommend to everyone.