Toy Story 3
19 July 2010, 10:10 PM
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Toy Story 3
Anyone seen it yet - getting rave reviews.
My four year old loved it - I thought the second half was brilliant but thought the first half dragged a bit.
The animation quality is truly breathtaking. It takes 3D animation to a new level.
My four year old loved it - I thought the second half was brilliant but thought the first half dragged a bit.
The animation quality is truly breathtaking. It takes 3D animation to a new level.
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23 July 2010, 01:39 PM
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Well went and saw it last night and it was GREAT !!!
Had a blast, the glasses are pretty comfortbale and the pop corn was yummy
The film itself was just superb, some really great moments and effects and I just laughed my way through it.
Then came out and bumped into this woman
didnt think she lived in the area
Had a blast, the glasses are pretty comfortbale and the pop corn was yummy
The film itself was just superb, some really great moments and effects and I just laughed my way through it.
Then came out and bumped into this woman
didnt think she lived in the area
23 July 2010, 01:53 PM
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Went last weekend and had to sit at the front cos I took me 10month old boy as well as me 5 year old. Not a bad first 15 minutes..........didn't see any more of the film as young nipper decided that anywhere was better than where I was sat 
5 year old loved it.......when asked what the bast be was....reply "You were there....keep up"
wow they grow up so quickly [he's now on shoe cleaning duties for that comment 
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5 year old loved it.......when asked what the bast be was....reply "You were there....keep up"
wow they grow up so quickly [he's now on shoe cleaning duties for that comment ]
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Well went and saw it last night and it was GREAT !!!
Had a blast, the glasses are pretty comfortbale and the pop corn was yummy
The film itself was just superb, some really great moments and effects and I just laughed my way through it.
Then came out and bumped into this woman
didnt think she lived in the area
Had a blast, the glasses are pretty comfortbale and the pop corn was yummy
The film itself was just superb, some really great moments and effects and I just laughed my way through it.
Then came out and bumped into this woman
didnt think she lived in the area
I know nothing!
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Loved it. Very funny but yes, I cried like a baby in other parts.
Classic moment when my 3 year old daughter who was sat on my knee asked, during a quiet part of the film, "Daddy, is the monkey a baddie?"
Steve
Classic moment when my 3 year old daughter who was sat on my knee asked, during a quiet part of the film, "Daddy, is the monkey a baddie?"
Steve
26 July 2010, 02:30 PM
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Was very good - but a word of warning for parents.....My 5yr old & 7yr old were a scared silly in the middle bit - the youngest was sitting on my lap hiding his face saying he didn't want to watch it anymore - we took him for his brithday! - lol
So be warned - its a bit 'dark' in places! Or maybe there just soft! lol
So be warned - its a bit 'dark' in places! Or maybe there just soft! lol
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