Anyone seen this yet? I hear it's good. Is Pixar still batting 1000?
Anyone seen this yet? I hear it's good. Is Pixar still batting 1000?
No way we're going on opening night! We'll wait until the crowds clear out... Maybe Monday will be a good time to go!
Would love to hear the box office numbers though!
The reviews are very positive. We'll likely see it soon.
I read the NY Times review today (or..ok..I tried too..holy big words batman..and I'm not dumb) and it was a really great review! I am so excited to see this..but if Pixar makes me cry one more time I might eat my hat.
I have to say that's about the #1 comment I've heard about the movie -- It will make you cry! Usually it's mentioned in a good way, but I'd bring some tissues!
Bella wrote:I read the NY Times review today (or..ok..I tried too..holy big words batman..and I'm not dumb) and it was a really great review! I am so excited to see this..but if Pixar makes me cry one more time I might eat my hat.
I have to say that's about the #1 comment I've heard about the movie -- It will make you cry! Usually it's mentioned in a good way, but I'd bring some tissues!
Crap!
As long as they don't wham me in the beginning like they did with Up! I totally wasn't expecting to cry within the first five minutes of that one.
That scene in "Up" does tug at the heart strings but it's 5 minutes of the best storytelling in any pictures if you ask me. Here it is, don't watch it if you don't want to cry:
Brad wrote:Bella wrote:I read the NY Times review today (or..ok..I tried too..holy big words batman..and I'm not dumb) and it was a really great review! I am so excited to see this..but if Pixar makes me cry one more time I might eat my hat.
I have to say that's about the #1 comment I've heard about the movie -- It will make you cry! Usually it's mentioned in a good way, but I'd bring some tissues!
Crap!
As long as they don't wham me in the beginning like they did with Up! I totally wasn't expecting to cry within the first five minutes of that one.
AGREED! I am NOT excited about the whole crying thing at Toy Story 3! Maybe that's why I'm putting it off... 
I can't wait to see it but have something booked for almost every weekend for the next 6 weeks.
I can only please one person per day. Today isn't your day... tomorrow doesn't look good either.
I can't wait to see it but have something booked for almost every weekend for the next 6 weeks.
I'm having trouble finding time as well. I hear that the recessions has made us all overworked and that's how we're getting "productivity" gains.
Saw this today - WOW. I think it may be my favorite Pixar movie. I think they did a great job with story, characters, and everything else.
I did cry a few times at the end...such a beautiful, charming, and funny movie!
Can't wait to see it.
Regarding Up, it still makes me cry every time. Wonderful movie.
Caitie -- so glad to hear a review! Now I'm even more eager to see it. Maybe this week.
LIFL -- Up is incredible. I think it's so important that Pixar doesn't "sell out" to the standard animated stories and cliches. They just make good stories and expect high standards from their audience.
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LIFL -- Up is incredible. I think it's so important that Pixar doesn't "sell out" to the standard animated stories and cliches. They just make good stories and expect high standards from their audience.
Well put. I think it may be the best story ever written for an animated feature film.
Jason has said this, but I agree with him 100%...it is so amazing that Pixar has done 11 movies now with completely unique stories. They don't adapt from other stories (which isn't a bad thing to do, but it is impressive that they don't). All of the Toy Story movies can been seen alone and be complete.
I am kind of sad that two of the next three are sequels, and one isn't The Incredibles 2, but I am sure they will be great.
Jason has said this, but I agree with him 100%...it is so amazing that Pixar has done 11 movies now with completely unique stories. They don't adapt from other stories (which isn't a bad thing to do, but it is impressive that they don't). All of the Toy Story movies can been seen alone and be complete.
I am kind of sad that two of the next three are sequels, and one isn't The Incredibles 2, but I am sure they will be great.
They do seem a little sequel heavy recently. I'd like to see some new characters, but since I haven't seen a bad Pixar movie, I'll trust them!