watched Toy Story 3…. tears everywhere. I miss my toys.
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How Toy Story 3 should have ended
I like this ending so much more ;)
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The Best Pixar Voiceover Performances
As a celebration of Steve Jobs’ contribution to Pixar, here’s a classic feature…30. John Morris as Andy (Toy Story 1-3)Why It’s So Special: So many of the strange worlds and stories that Pixar ask us to fall in love with work because there’s often a child surrogate on the screen, voicing our own innocence and enchantment.As Andy, Morris brought such enthusiasm for his toys that we were instantly sold on why Woody and Co were proud to be his – and why the now 25-year-old actor’s return in Toy Story 3 was such a wrenching experience.Morris speaks: “I remember when the first film came out, I would play, and then I would leave my toys, and I would close the door, and then I’d crack the door open just to peek really quickly to see if they were moving.”[FOR THE OTHER 29 BEST PIXAR VOICE PERFORMANCES, CLICK ON ANDY OR FOLLOW THIS LINK]
I can’t believe the same guys who played Andy as a kid played him in the 3rd movie. but what he said was really cute <3](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lsn4x2EDdi1qcga5ro1_500.jpg "totalfilm:
The Best Pixar Voiceover Performances
As a celebration of Steve Jobs’ contribution to Pixar, here’s a classic feature…30. John Morris as Andy (Toy Story 1-3)Why It’s So Special: So many of the strange worlds and stories that Pixar ask us to fall in love with work because there’s often a child surrogate on the screen, voicing our own innocence and enchantment.As Andy, Morris brought such enthusiasm for his toys that we were instantly sold on why Woody and Co were proud to be his – and why the now 25-year-old actor’s return in Toy Story 3 was such a wrenching experience.Morris speaks: “I remember when the first film came out, I would play, and then I would leave my toys, and I would close the door, and then I’d crack the door open just to peek really quickly to see if they were moving.”[FOR THE OTHER 29 BEST PIXAR VOICE PERFORMANCES, CLICK ON ANDY OR FOLLOW THIS LINK]
I can’t believe the same guys who played Andy as a kid played him in the 3rd movie. but what he said was really cute <3")
The Best Pixar Voiceover Performances
As a celebration of Steve Jobs’ contribution to Pixar, here’s a classic feature…
30. John Morris as Andy (Toy Story 1-3)
Why It’s So Special: So many of the strange worlds and stories that Pixar ask us to fall in love with work because there’s often a child surrogate on the screen, voicing our own innocence and enchantment.
As Andy, Morris brought such enthusiasm for his toys that we were instantly sold on why Woody and Co were proud to be his – and why the now 25-year-old actor’s return in Toy Story 3 was such a wrenching experience.
Morris speaks: “I remember when the first film came out, I would play, and then I would leave my toys, and I would close the door, and then I’d crack the door open just to peek really quickly to see if they were moving.”
[FOR THE OTHER 29 BEST PIXAR VOICE PERFORMANCES, CLICK ON ANDY OR FOLLOW THIS LINK]I can’t believe the same guys who played Andy as a kid played him in the 3rd movie. but what he said was really cute <3
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This is Jesse, the roughest toughest cowboy in the whole West. She loves critters but none more than her best pal, Bullseye.
This is Rex the meanest most terrifying dinosaur who ever lived!
The Potato Heads, Mr. and Mrs. You gotta keep ‘em together ‘cause they’re madly in love.
Now Slinky here is as loyal as any dog you could want. And Hamm, he’ll keep your money safe, but he’s also one of the dastardly villians of all time, evil Dr. Pork Chop.
These little dudes are from a strange alien world. Pizza Planet!
And this is Buzz Lightyear, the coolest toy ever! He can fly and shoot lasers! Sworn to protect the galaxy from the evil Emperor Zurg.
Now Woody, he’s been my pal for as long as I can remember. He’s brave like a cowboy should be. And kind. And smart. But the thing that makes woody special is that he’ll never give up on you. Ever. He’ll be there for you, no matter what.
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Brazilian designer Pedro Vidotto strips these iconic Hollywood movies down to their barest essence in his series of modern, minimal poster art.
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