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Laura 2022-03-21 09:01:37
Everything is the best arrangement.
After the baptism of the first three parts, the story of this part made me feel the essence of this series even more. After saying goodbye to the long years of company Andy, Woody and Buzz Lightyear and other toys came to the new owner Bonnie's house together. Woody was worried about whether little...
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Rebeka 2022-01-27 08:03:30
There is no "we are born destined", only when changes come, how do we choose!
Hu Di's choice to be himself is undoubtedly another new life sign. Maybe we have no choice, but we don't know yet. When the changes come and after the lost, maybe we can make the choice that suits us just like Hu Di, walk out of what is "destined" what kind of destiny, and actively embrace the new...
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Dorthy 2022-03-22 09:01:32
You can laugh a lot (almost the whole time) or cry a lot. About freedom and belonging, about the inner voice, about transcending oneself... these are things that others would feel cliché to say, Pixar can do something new, and it seems that you are hearing these words for the first time. The story is told with precision - precise control of your emotional caves, satisfying your imagination, and it feels like...even if you don't have such a big stomach, it manages to get you all the way through. (Well, just watched it, more excited, less sensible, but that's what it can create.)
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Abdiel 2022-03-22 09:01:32
The story pattern is too small, I thought it would discuss the consumption patterns and structural changes of contemporary toys, but I don’t know that it is still the core short-length version of the family carnival. Consumers will still choose a familiar story, but there is no Andy in this episode except for the title. Stop taking pictures.
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