Toy Story 3

[Wild Armor]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpSORSGoFuU&feature=player_embedded

I'm looking forward to it, but I didn't know it was Devil Goat Edition.

[Blace]

I love the Toy Story movies. Definitely Pixar's best in my opinion. Very much looking forward to this.

[Losfer]

WTF IT'S STILL ANOTHER YEAR AWAY.

:(

[Aeolus]

I thought they axed this once Eisner got da boot?

[Hoshino_Kid]

I so wanna watch this movie.

And I wanna watch the 2 upcoming Disney Princess movies (The Princess and the Frog and Rapunzel) despite me still being a guy...

[ShadowLaguna]

I remember watching Toy Story 1 and 2 in cinemas. They were great! Definitely looking forward to this one.

[Myau]

I remember thinking Toy Story 2 was great... but for some reason, I'm afraid that getting the DVD will shatter that age-old perception.

Since most of us were at an impressionable age when the first movie came out, I'm wondering whether this film will primarily try and be relevant for the older fans, or try and reel in the kids. I'm also interested to see how it'll hold itself up after 15 years of other animation films.

[ShadowLaguna]

I would imagine there to be some references for long time fans, and a bit of nostalgia. Of course, having Tom Hanks and Tim Allen back is fantastic.

[Hathen]

I remember thinking Toy Story 2 was great... but for some reason, I'm afraid that getting the DVD will shatter that age-old perception.

Having watched both movies again relatively recently, I find them to still hold up not only as excellent children's films, but as great films, period.

Since most of us were at an impressionable age when the first movie came out, I'm wondering whether this film will primarily try and be relevant for the older fans, or try and reel in the kids.

It's Pixar, so isn't it obvious? Both.

[Tooker]

I remember thinking Toy Story 2 was great... but for some reason, I'm afraid that getting the DVD will shatter that age-old perception.

Having watched both movies again relatively recently, I find them to still hold up not only as excellent children's films, but as great films, period.

Just what I came in to say. 

You know, back when Disney and Pixar were hating each other, Disney was going to make this themselves (from scratch, since Pixar owned all of the computerized assets).  And the way I understand it, Tom Hanks had said he wouldn't do it, so they were going to have his brother Jim do the voice (he's already done it for a few video games).  I'd rather have the real deal, though. :)