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I want to do a trolley-dash in Al's Toy Barn. I especially want that battling robots game that I once sliced my finger open on many many years ago. I want to take all my old toys down from the attic and reassure them that I still love them, and chastise myself for forsaking them for cigarettes and alcohol. I want to see this all over again. Priceless. You forget the fact that it is computer-generated after about 10 seconds, and get swept along by the jokes (both the ones for the kids, and the parodies & innuendoes for us smug grown-ups), the plot (a fast-paced and edge of the seat rescue mission that puts the likes of Mission Impossible to shame), the pathos (Jessie's song had me sniffling into my pick n mix), the dialogue& voice acting and the whole nigh-perfect feel of the thing. Watching Toy Story 2 was almost like watching a DVD movie - the Dinosaurs trailer, the Luxo Jr short, the excellent out-takes at the end - heck, I even enjoyed the Cadburyland adverts and trailers for things like Stuart Little and The Tigger Movie. But of course, the undisputed highlight was Toy Story 2 itself: bigger, brighter, sharper and altogether better than its ground-breaking predecessor. Take it from the top, Wheezy... Back to Screen Scene |
I want all the toys in this film (I will take out a loan if
necessary).