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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
If you're the kind of person who is reading this post soley because of that headline, then you deserve to be disappointed. Sorely disappointed.
If you're the kind of person who is reading this post soley because of that headline, then you deserve to be disappointed. Sorely disappointed.
Okay kids, here’s a bit of shameless self-promotion for you. If you’re a fan of the awkward and uncomfortable-chic look a la Kristen Stewart, then I suggest you click on the link below and watch my online video review of Mother and Child for GoldCoast.com.au.
To watch Movie Mazzupial in almost physical pain click HERE.
Go on, you know you want to. Later this week tune in for my slightly more exciting review of Toy Story 3, followed by The Karate Kid the following week. And boy, am I looking forward that *record scratch*.
Right now though I'm off to catch my plane to interview TIM FREAKIN BURTON in Melbourne! GAH! SO EXCITED! Stay posted for all the gory details :o)
Finally, I’m so excited that I can share my thoughts on Toy Story 3 with you guys. I saw it three weeks ago and had to sign an embargo with Disney to hold-off on publishing, posting or even mentioning the film on social networking sites until the date was lifted a few days ago. So, here goes.
Toy Story was the first film released to use only Computer-generated Imagery, CGI and it redefined the course of movie making and animated films forever. Fifteen years later, Pixar and Disney are hoping to recreate that magic with the third film in the franchise.
Toy Story 3 sees Woody, Buzz, and the rest of the beloved characters accidentally dumped in a day-care centre after their owner, Andy, goes to college. From the fantastical opening which captures the imagination of children, to the signature wit and humour of the story, the film is a worthy entrant in the series. Other animated franchises, like Shrek, have struggled to find purpose in the later films. However, Toy Story 3 progresses, it grows up, and introduces new elements instead of trying to rehash formulas that worked previously.
There are also some colourful new characters introduced, the highlights being the flamboyant and uber metro sexual Ken (voiced by Michael Keaton), a dialogue-free security monkey, and Mr Pricklepants (voiced by Timothy Dalton) a stuffed-hedgehog who recites Shakespeare. The use of 3D technology is executed perfectly, immersing the audience in the experience rather than trying to be gimmicky.
Overall this is slower, and a little sadder than its predecessors. Even the adults will be hard pressed to hold back a tear when Andy realises that he has to grow up and leave his childhood friends behind. It feels like the writers have made a conscious effort to wrap up the series, while at the same time leaving the tiniest bit of potential for a fourth film. Only time will tell if the toys once again come out of the box.
Toy Story 3 opens in cinemas this Thursday, and already it is smashing box office records for Pixar and Disney in the US. Looks like there’s no `death by monkey’s’ for this series.
Prepare to be *insert martian voice here* `eternally grateful' as one of the most successful animated franchises is getting ready for another installment. Yep, as of June 18 next year Woody and the rest of the gang are back for Toy Story 3D. I know, you're probably wondering why the heck I'm getting you excited about it now considering it's over a year until it hits our screens. Well, the teaser trailer was released last week and although it doesn't give away any details of the third movie just seeing the beloved Toy Story characters on screen again is enough enjoyment for me.
Watch the teaser here.
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