Toy Story 3 was one of the films of summer 2010 that made mine and my kid’s summer. Rounding off the trilogy that first started in 1995, in which we saw a group of toys that we would grow to love to the final film where we see the toys cast out by their beloved loyal owner Andy, and trapped in the Sunnyside day care centre. After a thrilling, climax to the film in which our heroes narrowly escape certain doom, we see them passed into the possession of a new younger loving owner. The film was a rarity in film threequels, perfectly rounding off a series whilst still maintaining the classic love and attention to detail and the quality of the previous two.
It will come as a surprise to many that after the fairy tale sendoff that we all thought was the end for out lovable group of toys, is not the end as it was casually released by none other than Woody himself that the fourth instalment of the popular animation is in the process of being worked on
Speaking to BBC Breakfast to promote his upcoming Larry Crowne, the much-beloved actor responded to an inquiry about a fourth, saying:
“I think there will be yeah. Yeah, yeah. They’re working on it now. There you go.”
This revelation will draw many a mixed reaction from pixar and toy story enthusiasts alike as many will feel that the seemingly closed end to the previous film should be left alone and as the series is set to continue it will continue to draw positive and negative feedback wherever it goes.
Personally I believe that this venture is more about the money and less about the love and care we associate when we see a toy story film and I will be greatly saddened if the next film is purely being made for a quick and easy profit.
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