Toy Story 3 (2010)

I have to admit that wanting to watch this was a little bit of a guilty pleasure because kids movies are really well made films and especially with Disney Pixar, who in my opinion has the market cornered. Well In this edition of the movie, Andy is all grown up and he's heading to college. The toys have no idea about their future and their worried. Somehow, they manage to get donated to a day care called Sunnyside. Everything there seems promising and it seems as if the toys will have plenty of kids to play with. Even, the toys that run that site seem friendly like Lotso (Voiced by Ned Beatty), Ken Doll (voiced by Michael Keaton), and Big Baby (Voiced by Woody Smith). As we all know, looks can be deceiving and the guys soon find out the hard way that Lotso is running a prison. After Woody managed to escape he soon finds out about the dark side of the day care and decides to head back to save his friends. All the originals returned for this film like Tom Hanks (Toy Story), Tim Allen (Home Improvement), Blake Clark (The Waterboy), Jodi Benson (The Little Mermaid), Don Rickles (Casino), Joan Cusack (Say Anything), Wallace Shawn (The Princess Bride), John Ratzenberger (Cheers),  and Estelle Harris (Once Upon A Time In America). The movie even features some cameos from Bonnie Hunt (The Bonnie Hunt Show) as Dolly, Timothy Dalton (007 himself from The Living Daylights) as Mr. Pricklepants, Kristen Schaal (Dinner For Schmucks) as Trixie, Whoopie Goldberg (The Color Purple) as Stretch, and Richard Kind (A Bug's Life) as Bookworm. For a third movie in a series when it is hard to duplicate the success of the first movie, nevermind the sequel, I give this movie an A-.