Toy Story 3 Review Pt 1 (Spoilers Included)
So here's my review of Toy Story 3. I'll add a 'Spoiler Free' review later.

Once again, Pixar have managed to prove that infinity and beyond can be reached as the Toy Story franchise has made the rare success of a near perfect trilogy.
So this final episode of Toy Story follows the tale when Andy becomes a teenager on his way to college. The room is littered with posters, Molly has grown up to be his sister, and the toys are stuck in the dusty toy-box waiting for Andy to have one more play with them. It soon becomes clear to them that Andy will never play with them again as many attempts to get played have failed, so after being accidently dumped to the bin-men, they get packed up into a box and donated to the ‘Sunnyside Day-care Centre’. Believing that they have hit the jackpot of eternal play, they soon realise that the Day-care leader, ‘Lotso Huggin’ Bear’ has put them into a room filled with rebellious, violent and deadly toddlers. By now, it has become a nightmare prison and the toys have to escape from the surprise villain.
This film starts out brilliantly I must say, as it reminds me of a childhood which I’ve never had. I won’t spoil how it starts, but I will tell you that it pretty much feels like you have stepped into the imagination of a child, and it straight away reminds you of playing with your toys and having nonsense adventures with your mind. I never really did play with toys as a child, and watching this part of the film makes me think of all of the experiences and imagination I never had. Don’t feel sorry for me though, as I hate it when people get all soppy over me.

Toy Story 3 Review Pt 2 (Spoilers Included)
So here's my review of Toy Story 3. I'll add a 'Spoiler Free' review later.

You see what happens in this part is we actually see Andy playing with some of his toys, but we get to see it in how Andy imagines it. We see what he sees as if we were playing the game ourselves. It is so brilliant the way the film gives you that feeling Andy has, and makes you believe how this relationship is so incredibly strong. It will make you wish to go back to the days of childhood you had, so you may be in tears just because of that.
After that part though, I felt that the movie started to be a little too fast, almost rushing through the start. This I was slightly disappointed with because I hadn’t yet managed to get used to the characters again and I didn’t really feel much emotion between Andy and Woody.
However, as the film moved onwards and the end drew nearer, the movie did start to slow back down again and I felt a lot more emotional about what was happening in the film.
As the film progressed, I also started to notice how loved this film was by the production team as the story grew intensely better. I for one was actually quite nervous when the writers said that the film would be like a prison escape as I was thinking to myself about how this would play out to an audience of little children. Yet, they managed to prove that this genre of film could be suitable to a younger age range.
The voice acting also helped because of their dedication. Almost every member of the cast was brilliantly chosen due to their acting quality, choice of character and development. Therefore, each character really managed to absorb you into the story and feel their emotions.

Toy Story 3 Review Pt 3 (Spoilers Included)
So here's my review of Toy Story 3. I'll add a 'Spoiler Free' review later.

One of my favourite characters was Lotso, as you soon discover in the film that Lotso is the main enemy. There is a great back story in the middle of this film that shows how Lotso has become so twisted and it is the ultimate proof as to why the day-care has a prison feel to it. I loved the way that even though this back-story made my heart sink; Lotso was still hated from not listening to the truth about what happened to him. I just wanted him to burn in hell making him a brilliant antagonist.
The only character I didn’t like was Dolly, voiced by Bonnie Hunt. I felt that the character didn’t really need to be there in the story, and I never really thought that Hunt was a good chicer of voice actor for this character. I didn’t think that because she didn’t act it well, I just thought that the character was mixed up and unneeded.

Toy Story 3 Review Pt 4 (Spoilers Included)
So here's my review of Toy Story 3. I'll add a 'Spoiler Free' review later.

The 3D is also rather good in this. It’s not brilliant, but it’s worthwhile. Although the 3D didn’t really much in the way of experimental uses, I still thought it was worth paying for to get into the story.
In other words, the 3D is optional. If you don’t want to see it in 3D, then you’re not really going to miss out on anything. But if you do pay for 3D, you will probably think that it was a good decision, as there are things in there that do work (at least for me).
However, accompanying this film is the short ‘Day n’ Night’. I’ll make a separate review of this, but I will say that you have to watch this in 3D. It is just fantastic to watch for the visual lovers, and you might as well pay for the 3D purely for that short. It really is that good.

Toy Story 3 Review Pt 5(Spoilers Included)
So here's my review of Toy Story 3. I'll add a 'Spoiler Free' review later.

The ending was by far the nest part of this film. I really don’t want to spoil what the final climax was, but I will tell you that it will leave you gripping hold of your chair/friends hand for dear life, especially if you’ve felt close to these characters like I have. You will just be praying that they will be alright.
I mean you know that they aren’t going to die being a kids film, but you’re still sweating in your palms as to what’s going to happen.
As I sat in my seat and watched how these toys were almost going to be melted to the ground, My heart was racing beyond belief as to how they were going to get out of this. I felt how they felt and that was what made this brilliant.
The very ending of the film is great too, as it really proves to you how good this film was as a final episode to a wondrous journey. If you’re like me, you will be on the verge of tears being thankful of how the series has ended.
That’s pretty much all I can say for this film, so I’ll just move on to my rating.
Despite there being a few glitches that made me think this was worth watching as a ‘Matinee’ at the start, these were quickly fixed and forgotten allowing me to move this up to a ‘Full Price’. Yet, that final climax and ending was absolutely brilliant and made this undoubtedly a Bloody ‘Better than Sex’ film.
I’ll just leave you all with this line. For me, and likely for a great number of people, this is the most beloved, cared for and possibly greatest trilogy of our time…