You know what? %&$* Pixar

cayman shen

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Just finished watching Toy Story 3 on Netflix. What the heck is wrong with those people? I thought Up was a tearjerker, but I think I'd rather snuggle up with my sons and watch The Road than sit through Toy Story 3 again. I'm gonna go put a gun in the mouth of my lost childhood now.
 
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:lol

That bad huh? I haven't seen it myself (I'm not worried about spoilers though).


Kevin
 
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Seriously...it's more depressing than if the girl in the red jacket in Schindler's List had just told the Iron Giant she loved him. While watching Old Yeller get shot.
 
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It got me too. I went to see it with my wife, father-in-law, brother-in-law,sister-in-law, and my nephew. Talk about trying to hold it in.
 
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Yeah, all the adults in the theater I was in were crying, and the I could overhear kids whispering things like,
"why are you crying daddy? the girl got new toys"
 
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It got me too. I went to see it with my wife, father-in-law, brother-in-law,sister-in-law, and my nephew. Talk about trying to hold it in.

Well I'm glad I watched it alone, because I was really, really NOT able to hold it in. For like 20 minutes. Jerks.
 
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Well I'm glad I watched it alone, because I was really, really NOT able to hold it in. For like 20 minutes. Jerks.

You want to talk about trouble " holding it in " try
watching the NEW Yogi Bear flick..

:lol :lol :lol :lol
 
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There's a lot to be said about this topic.

But it doesn't have to be that way. You don't have to leave your childhood games or give up your fun or give up playtime. TAKE BACK playtime. Have more fun. Work less. You know you miss those times where you'd run around outside, play with r/c cars, boomerangs, model rockets, frisbees, the three level Ghostbusters fire station with parking for Ecto 1 and holes in every floor to pour slime though, Creepy Crawlers, CCGs, Nerf guns, foam swords with collapsible targets in the hilts, hungry hungry hippos, Zaks, Legos, K'NEX, regular wood building blocks or those oversized cardboard brick ones, racing cars on electric tracks, marble rollercoaster sets, rubberband fights, kickass lunchboxes, Connect 4, Dunkaroos, tree houses with a rope ladder, exploring and finding a place you know you're not supposed to be but look around anyway, tree houses without a rope ladder, extra wide slip and slide made of industrial plastic sheets, watergun fights, trying to get a water balloon to actually break on someone, dodgeball, horse, sidewalk chalk, G.I. Joe missile guns, mini 3-in-1 pool/air-hockey/ping-pong sets, tetherball...

Whether you believe in a god or not, either way, do you really think we're supposed to be sitting in an office for 40 hours a week, half our life, behind a computer, at a desk, in meetings? If you do, is that what you think He'd want you to be doing with your life? If you don't and think we're just animals then which species is winning? Who has it better, the dolphins and monkeys who get to play all day long, or us? C'mon. How about the kids in poorer countries with less toys? Do they have less fun? Doubt it. running around, playing soccer and just all in all enjoying the outdoors. Playing in the woods and just enjoying nature. When's the last time you made a bonfire? Or touched something that was alive?

And for that matter, how much time do you spend sitting in front of a TV and not doing something interactive like genuine play time. You've got money now and you don't have to rely on your parents to buy you toys. Go and get your own. Buy a quadtrocopter. Go back outside and ride your bike. You don't need to go tot hat same bar or club you go to every other weekend. Try playing capture the flag in the woods with your friends at 11pm instead. Tell me what's more fun.


Life is what you make of it.
 
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The ONLY Trilogy that currently exists that's perfect from film 1 to 3. IMHO, of course.
 
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I remember seeing an interview with Tom Hanks about Toy Story 2, when they finally got to watch the completed film, Jessie's back story scene (with Sarah McLachlan's "When someone loved me" song) had him and Tim Allen in tears.
 
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Talking of Mr Hanks (and a polar opposite); when I went to see Saving Private Ryan, as they got off the Landing Craft the audience fell about laughing...

Weird.
 
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I cried and cried, my wife cried, and my daughter was like "You're embarrassing me!":lol
 
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Zenix, your post took me to...a place.

It's nice to see someone who knows how to enjoy the simple good things, and understands the futility of working for your whole life. For some strange reason that's a topic that no one ever seems to agree with me on. It's very aggravating.

I think the way of life in this country is really screwed up. And I think the current state of "The American Dream" is a bit of a letdown.

As far as I'm concerned, the only time I'm "living" is when I take weekend trips to the desert or forest, usually by myself. The rest is just...making money for gas basically.
Sadly I haven't been able to do this recently because I've been unemployed and can't blow $100 a weekend. So I can't get back to nature until I can get a job in the city. It's funny how the two things are complete opposites and yet exist on each other. It sucks pretty bad. But hey, I've been riding my bicycle around the park. That counts for something, right? I have hope that someday I'll be able to find a way to make a living while doing what I love in nature, but that will be a long ways off. The hope is there though and I think that's really the only thing that drives me these days.

Toy Story 3 was hard to "hold in". I wouldn't call it depressing. More like..."stressful".
On the one hand it was sort of enlightening, and it was good to have closure (something that had bothered me since no. 2), but on the other hand it was like...wow, I can't believe they were actually brave enough to put this on film.

There's a good amount of toys from my childhood that I've never gotten rid of, and I'm sure that watching the Toy Story films played a significant part in that. Even more so after no. 3!
 
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Zenix and Lutso, I don't want to get into the problems of the American Dream on this thread, but you both might enjoy this book a great deal if you value the simple things:

Amazon.com: The Freedom Manifesto: How to Free Yourself from Anxiety, Fear, Mortgages, Money, Guilt, Debt, Government, Boredom, Supermarkets, Bills, Melancholy, Pain, Depression, Work, and Waste: Tom Hodgkinson: Books

CessnaDriver, maybe it's a parent thing, but I also think that a prop board like this is by nature full of people with a very fine-tuned sense of nostalgia. I mean, this is a whole forum more or less dedicated to holding onto childish things. So we're probably susceptible to those pangs in a more acute way than the general population (my ex-wife, for instance, when I told her about the movie, said "What's the big deal? You love cleaning out stuff and donating it." Philistine.)
 
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I didn't cry, but it was the closest that any Animated film will make me shed tears. (Only time any film, other than Fireproof, got to me that much emotionally.)

Toy Story is the best animated film trilogy, and in my opinion, one of the best trilogies. Period.
 
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What's to cry about?

Eff Andy The toys went to a new owner who would appreciate them.

Did I say eff Andy!? :lol
 
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........

CessnaDriver, maybe it's a parent thing, but I also think that a prop board like this is by nature full of people with a very fine-tuned sense of nostalgia. I mean, this is a whole forum more or less dedicated to holding onto childish things. So we're probably susceptible to those pangs in a more acute way than the general population (my ex-wife, for instance, when I told her about the movie, said "What's the big deal? You love cleaning out stuff and donating it." Philistine.)


Granted I would be inconsolable if something happened to my Anigrand Star Destroyer. :lol
 
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The ONLY Trilogy that currently exists that's perfect from film 1 to 3. IMHO, of course.

lord of the rings too.

hats off to pixar, for making me cry while my neice was like "what the hell is wrong with you?" *sniff sniff*
 
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The little girl at the end of Toy Story 3 who gets all of the toys was originally intended to be Boo from Monsters Inc. I think she still might be - I need to watch it again and look for the clues in her room.
 
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