Toy Story 3 (2010)
18 Jun 2010 ● English ● 1 hr 43 mins
Andy is now seventeen years old and is going to college. His mother presses him to decide the fate of his toys, and Andy decides to leave them in the attic, with the exception of Woody that he intends to bring with him.
However, Andy's mother donates them by accident to the Sunnyside Daycare. The toys are welcomed by Lotso Bear but sooner they discover that the children mistreat them. Further, they are imprisoned in the daycare by Lotso and his gang. But Woody discovers the intention of the evil bear and returns to the daycare to organize the escape of his friends.
Cast: Joan Cusack, Tim Allen, Tom Hanks
Crew: Lee Unkrich (Director), Randy Newman (Music Director)
Rating: U (India)
Genres: Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Drama, Family, Fantasy
Release Dates: 18 Jun 2010 (India)
Did you know? In this animation movie, the character Ken wears 21 different outfits, and there are 302 characters in the film. Read More
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as Jessie
as Buzz Lightyear
as Woody
as Molly
as Slinky Dog
as Chuckles
as Mr Potato Head
as Bonnie
as Mrs Potato Head
as Barbie
as Andy
as Hamm
as Andy's Mom
as Bonnie's Mom
as Ken
as Lotso
as Chatter Telephone
as Mr Pricklepants
as Rex
Direction
Director
Production
Producer
Production Company
Executive Producer
Associate Producer
Music
Music Director
Animation
Animator
Character Designer
Layout Artist
Art
Art Director
Casting
Casting Director
Editorial
Editor
Film Type:
Feature
Language:
English
Spoken Languages:
Spanish
Colour Info:
Color
Sound Mix:
Dolby Digital EX, DTS, Sonics-DDP, Sony Dynamic Digital Sound
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
1.33:1, 1.85:1 (Flat)
Stereoscopy:
Shot in 3D
Movie Connection(s):
Goofs:
Continuity
Near the beginning of the film, in Andy's room, the bottom dresser drawer is left partly open. It is never closed by anyone in the scenes, but is shown a short time later completely closed.
Continuity
The Wild West train locomotive's motion wheels have been stopped by Woody in opening scene, but are shown running in a short time later.
Continuity
When Barbie removes the screws from Buzz's back and they reset him they rush to escape and never reinstall the screws but his cover stays closed.
Continuity
When the children charge into the Caterpillar Room and grab the toys for the first time, Rex is immediately seen smeared with paint, before the paints come out.
Continuity
After Molly destroys the bridge, and Andy says "Run for your lives" to the camera, Mr. Potato Head has both eyes, despite being shown seconds earlier as One Eyed Bart.
Factual Mistake
The Post-Net bar code on the "State University" envelope (addressed to a Pixar office) which is moved out of the way by Woody to reveal the old photo, is not validly formatted.
Near the beginning of the film, in Andy's room, the bottom dresser drawer is left partly open. It is never closed by anyone in the scenes, but is shown a short time later completely closed.
Continuity
The Wild West train locomotive's motion wheels have been stopped by Woody in opening scene, but are shown running in a short time later.
Continuity
When Barbie removes the screws from Buzz's back and they reset him they rush to escape and never reinstall the screws but his cover stays closed.
Continuity
When the children charge into the Caterpillar Room and grab the toys for the first time, Rex is immediately seen smeared with paint, before the paints come out.
Continuity
After Molly destroys the bridge, and Andy says "Run for your lives" to the camera, Mr. Potato Head has both eyes, despite being shown seconds earlier as One Eyed Bart.
Factual Mistake
The Post-Net bar code on the "State University" envelope (addressed to a Pixar office) which is moved out of the way by Woody to reveal the old photo, is not validly formatted.
Trivia:
In this animation movie, the character Ken wears 21 different outfits, and there are 302 characters in the film.
Tom Hanks and Tim Allen insisted that they record their lines together, something rarely done with animated films any more, and wasn't done for the first two films. They loved the chemistry their characters shared on-screen.
The character Lotso from this movie has been added by Pixar as an Easter egg in 'Up'.
Pixar has included Cars 2's Finn McMissile as an Easter egg in this movie.
Tom Hanks and Tim Allen insisted that they record their lines together, something rarely done with animated films any more, and wasn't done for the first two films. They loved the chemistry their characters shared on-screen.
The character Lotso from this movie has been added by Pixar as an Easter egg in 'Up'.
Pixar has included Cars 2's Finn McMissile as an Easter egg in this movie.
Trailers
Toy Story 3 - Trailer
Toy Story 3 - Trailer
Toy Story 3 - Trailer
Toy Story 3 - Trailer
Toy Story 3 - Trailer
Toy Story 3 - Trailer
Toy Story 3 - Teaser
Posters
Videos
Toy Story 3 - Featurette
Toy Story 3 - Movie Clip
Toy Story 3 - Movie Clip
Toy Story 3 - Movie Clip
Toy Story 3 - Movie Clip
