Customer Ratings & Reviews

Experience in buying the item was worsr ot arrived late and got damage. So i end up returning it such a waste of time

Confusion as it was returned and I was refunded my order

The picture quality is great. You can really tell the difference. As a fan Disney has done a great job with this trilogy. As a mom it worked for me when I was little and it works for my son. I love the product quality as well. The Steelbook is def a plus.

Saw this in the theater with my daughter and it was the best of the three. I feel like I grew up with Andy, Woody, Buzz and the gang. It is fun for kids and adults. It of course is funny just like the previous two. It is a great finish to the series. It even made me choke up at the end as an adult who could understand the feelings and emotions behind it. It is a great story from start to finish, great writing and story line. It is amazing how well this movie series did with such a long period of time between the first and last movie. It was very smart because it reached and made so many more fans. It is a great buy it will be watched over and over again buy yours today. Highly recommended! I didn't comment on the DVD extras it is a Christmas present and have not opened it up yet.

I don't exactly remember watching this one but now that I have all 3 on 4k I can't wait to watch it & see if I have but the case made it a must have that's for sure & it being on 4k for the digital viewing I know it's gonna be amazing

When a cartoon can raise the emotions that this one raised, you know it is good. All of the nostalgia of old toys is blended with a great story line, including great "chase scenes" and heartwarming events. If you enjoyed the other two Toy Story installments, then you will absolutely love this one! The three-year-old loved it, although there were some scary scenes for a child of that age.

Wow. All I can say about Toy Story 3. I don’t understand it, but it is the best of the trilogy, and may also be the saddest at end because it’s all over. The way this one was created seems like it’s a farewell for every fan of the series. In no way is it that typical horrible sequel to a bad sequel of a good original movie. Pixar has kept the magic of these toys alive for many years proved by this film. Toy Story 3, maybe indirectly, teaches loyalty, love, and trust. The toys believe they are intentionally thrown away by Andy and immediately turn their backs on him for something they believe to be toy heaven. Quickly this belief spirals out of control and the ugly truth shows itself. The movie shows two sides of how toys react to ‘rejection’. One side at first reacts irrationally and believes all those years of ‘playtime’ were nothing but a waste of time, until they realize what really happened and choose to attempt to make it right. The other takes this unintentional rejection without having any form of trust or understanding and results in a permanent scarring of the mind. I may have read a little deep into it, but I think it’s something to consider after watching the film. Toy Story 3 is only beat by one animated film, the film being Up; it is most certainly not an insult.

My kids watching almost everyday. They are very much interested

Out of the three movies in the series, this is, by far, the most emotional of them all, especially with the ending. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but it may be a little too much for younger viewers to completely understand. However, it is still [and literally] laugh-out-loud funny. The plot may seem a bit too one-dimensional, at first, but it ends up working well as the whole story unfolds. This Blu-ray set comes with the main film, the theatrical short, Day and Night, and Buzz Lightyear Mission Logs: The Science of Adventure on a single Blu-ray disc, lots of bonus material on another Blu-ray disc, the movie and a few bonus materials from the Blu-ray discs on a DVD, and a digital copy of the main film. Overall, this is a set worth getting, but wait until there's a sale that brings the cost down to about $25. What a way to end... = ]

Toy Story 3 is the third installment of the Toy Story series and Disney and PIXAR have done it again. This movie more so then the second one, is about children growing up and not wanting to play with their toys anymore, and what that is like for a toy. This movie is wonderful, until the end when it becomes extremely sad, to the point where you want or can’t help but cry. This part of the movie is also the most beautiful. Though we grow older and we move on to new things, it’s what we’ve been through that makes us who we are, so we can’t forget any of it, the good or the bad, especially our childhood, for that is where it all began and as life marches on that is where it begins again.

As of my posting this this is the biggest film of 2010 and the biggest animated film of all time. A good film. NOT perfect. You do get the point of the film pushed at you enough about Andy grown up & the toys ending up at Sunnyside. They could NOT come up with new music. We get AGAIN "You Got A Friend In Me" by Randy Newman. We know Randy does the Pixar film music, BUT THE SAME SONG FROM THE 1ST FILM? We get introduced to a bunch new toy characters, only a hand full do we really get to see/know. Quick line near the beginning of the film as to why some characters from the first two films did not return. An easy bail. You may have heard you will tear up at the end. Yes, you may. They did carry the ending out a bit too long & as I said above you get the point all the toys have too much. WE GET THE POINT, DO NOT NEED TO HEAR IT EVERY OTHER LINE. The Buzz reprogrammed old story line from the 2cd film. The beginning bit with the toys when Andy is still a kid was good. One can always use a pink Vette. Normal extras on this 1 disc DVD, but nothing special. NO CHAPTER SEARCH LIST. It is a good sequel, better than MOST 3rd films. If you liked the first two films you will like this 1. And, when Batman gets to be Ken & a James Bond in the film as well, worth a look.

Toy Story is a classic Disney movie that everyone knows and Toy Story 3 is one of the best ends to a trilogy ever. I grew up with Toy Story and aged along side Andy. In this one, Andy is going off to college, as was I. So kids, teens, and adults will enjoy this movie. This movie really connects with you on an emotional level. Your childhood is not complete unless you see this movie.

Pixar outdid themselves with this one. The story is funny yet engaging. The character differences between Woody and Lotso are deep and teach a great lesson about faithfulness. The animation is superb as usual. Some scenes are almost photo realistic. I basically never tire of watching this one. Don't have a 3D monitor/TV so haven't really gotten to enjoy it in 3D. But the main benefits are in the story and characters.

I'm a very sentimental person already, so this movie had me gushing with sentimentality by the time it was done. Parts of this movie really get you going; real edge-of-your-seat stuff. This all surprised me, frankly. Who could possibly have thought that they'd be able to pull off a THIRD in the series that was as good as or better than the first two? Highly recommended. Also, the picture in Blu-ray was to die for.

I was honestly shocked when I heard that a 3rd Toy Story movie was going to be made. I'm very happy that they decided to make it because this one was the best out of the 3. Most of the original cast returns and are apart of this fun adventure. Great storyline, action packed plenty of laughs fun for the entire family.

This is the same Toy Story my siblings loved growing up, and my own kids now absolutely love this latest movie. The characters remain fresh and fun - nothing about this movie seems "recycled" and the plot is anything but old. The movie does a remarkable job of raising emotions and making you feel what every character must be experiencing. This movie is a must-see for young and old alike.

If people think the 3D version of Toy Story 3 is not so good, then they should not be watching 3D movies to begin with. This is easily reference quality 3D material. If you took the leap into 3D, then this is a must for your collection!

I had watched this before in a theater in 2-D and was pleasantly surprised by how an already terrific experience was enhanced by 3-D. Until content producers figure out how to deliver a 3-D product less expensively, the market is likely to remain something of a novelty, or for me, at least, a luxury, as I am unlikely to view it more than once or twice.

This was one of my favorite films of 2010. My inner child can't help but fall in love with the characters, and the animation is as impressive as ever. The story is fun yet very poignant and I actually teared up near end. I also think it does a great job in presenting the theme of acceptance of change and moving on to an all-ages audience.

This movie was so cute. Well written plot, great actors lending their voices, and even great suspense. In one scene (I am not going to go into too much detail in fear of ruining the plot) the characters find themselves in loads of trouble, and it was so suspenseful and exciting! Great animated movie.