Toy Story (10th Anniversary Edition) | Tom Hanks, Tim Allen

Toy Story (10th Anniversary Edition) | Tom Hanks, Tim Allen | Timesless Treasure

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Toy Story (10th An...

	Toy Story (10th Anniversary Edition) Tom Hanks, Tim Allen Walt Disney Home Entertainment, 2005 average customer review:based on 184 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

TOY STORY

IT WAS FOR MY GRANDSON...AND HE LOVES IT!!!! THAT'S WHAT MAKES IT SO GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Timesless Treasure

This video is so much fun and marks the tenth year of Toy Story being out. I think Toy Story will become a "timeless treasure" because it is great for adults as well as kids.

This movie felt a little on the dark side.

I wasn't quite sure how to rate this movie. I have always been a fan of Disney movies and this one just did not feel good like other ones.

The story is about two toys getting lost, and found by a bad boy who mistreats toys (for example, he cuts off the heads of toy figures and puts the heads in lava lamps to float around). The two toys who got lost in the first place hate each other until the end of the movie, so they are bickering the whole time while trying to escape the dark atmosphere of the bad boy's room. Of course every story has an antagonist that generates an antagonistic feeling, I feel that TOO much of this movie was spent in the dark atmosphere. All the name-calling between Woody, Buzz, Potato Head, etc just bugged me. The end of the story turns out wonderful, of course, and some of the scenes are really fun and heartwarming -- but really I don't get a good feeling from this movie in general.

It's not something I particularly like my kids watching. I cringe every time my 3-year-old asks to see "The Buzz Movie." He LOVES Buzz, who is the main "good guy" in the movie, and I let him have a Buzz-decorated bedroom at his request. But I limit how much he can actually watch this movie and try to counter it with more generally positive movies like Cars, Finding Nemo, or shows on Noggin.

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Gotta love a classic

This is a great movie and having it on DVD is great because the colors and graphics are much cleaner. I was expecting more bonus features given this is the 10th anniversary edition. It included a few more things than average, but nothing that I didn't already know, or hadn't already seen on a TV special or the original DVD released previously. I would say if you already own it, there's no reason to buy this edition.

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