There are not too many perfect movie trilogies in the history of the cinema. Personally, I think Trilogy of the epic dollar of Sergio Leone is the embodiment, along with The first three films led by Matt Damon, led by BourneAnd I am sure that many would claim that Peter Acksecson's legendary films "Lord of the Rings" and the original trilogy "War of Starvers" belong to the category. Similarly, although the franchise eventually continued after their publication of La "Burn", " Pixar's first three films of "Toy Story" are approximately as top as it becomes. Indeed, the "Toy Story" property has always managed to improve and become a little better over the first 15 years. It is an achievement not many trilogies can not claim.

The fact that these stains are actually anime characteristics mainly aimed at children - although we all know that they are adults/parents who cry the most, including I - somehow makes their achievement even greater. Why is that? Well, I could probably give you a dozen reasons, but the strongest is that Pixar always treats his audience with hearty maturity. It is obvious (especially after its recent features such as "soul" and "elementary") that the animation studio is trying to like and steal the heart of older viewers and does so with a fairly high success rate. The "Toy Story" franchise is an undisputed champion, mainly because the whole generation has grown up, watching and idolizing the friendship between Woody (Tom Hanks), Buz (Tim Allen) and the rest of Andy's beloved toys (Johnon Morris), and we cherish every movie with every film.

"The story of toys 3" is a sublime culmination because it marks the end of childhood, serving as a bitter and heart goodbye that we all had to spend at one point. And it often does this with subtle but careful return calls, including the short return of the character that many people have probably not even thought about since 1995.

Who could have forgotten Sid Phillips (expressed by Eric von Detan) from the original "Toy Story?" As you probably remember, Andy's neighbor's next door was a wicked bad guy who bothered his toys as Wannabe's serial killer, all the time, wearing a black t -shirt with a white skull on her. He was such an iconic antagonist that the "Toy Story 3" creatives could not resist returning it - if only briefly - as a young adult in the film. Without a doubt, his Kimo is practically impossible for dedicated fans of the "Toy Story" to also miss him, watching his infamous shirt, most likely burning in their memory as a child when they saw the first film.

In "Toy Story 3", "" Sid appears pretty early As a man of garbage, donating the same (though faded) a black skull shirt under the yellow hi-vis vest with headphones, singing chewing them while throwing trash bags at the back of the truck truck. I suppose this may be the most beautiful scenario of how his life proved, given how violent and wicked a little sadist he as a child in the 1990s. However, it is nothing less than a brilliant idea for the "story of toys 3" to break the past this way.

This Easter egg also serves to once again highlight the contrast between Sid and a good heart Andy, who will attend college in the film. The truck of Sid even appears once again near the end of the film when Woody and his friends escape the daily care of Suniside, bringing the entire circle of the "arch" of the character. I mean, it's a kind of genius that he doesn't know helping to save the toys that he behaved so badly before all those years.