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Friday
Nov202009

Toy Story

Release Year: 1995

Director: John Lasseter

Review: Pixar's first, and arguably best, picture.  Since this masterpiece, Pixar hasn't let up.  There is a certain simple sweetness to this film that is timeless.  Fifteen years later it hasn't lost a thing.  Pixar doesn't rely on pop culture references and fad styles, but rather rely on sound story telling to create timeless works of art.  The undying themes of loyalty and friendship are identifiable to everyone.  Wrapped in this lighthearted narrative it is a perfect combination of heart and humor.  If nothing else it makes you think twice before tossing a toy in the trash and makes your heart pang for your long deserted childhood toys.  'Toy Story' is undiluted tenderness and is simply a joy to watch.
Rating: 5/5

 

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