Movie: Toy Story 3
Type: Animation
Director: Lee Unkrich
Starring: Tom Hanks, Tim Allen (voice)
Release Date: June 16, 2010 (Chinese mainland)
Awards: 2011 Academy Awards for Best Feature Animation, Best Original Song
"Toy Story 3" is known as the pinnacle of the "Toy Story" series, and is a tear-jerking classic in the hearts of many fans. The owner of the toy Andy is about to start a new college life, before leaving he decided to keep all the toys that accompanied him growing up, who expected Andy's mother to inadvertently throw them into the trash can, mistakenly thought that the abandoned toys decided to enter the "Sunshine Kindergarten" to start a new life, only to find that it was controlled by the evil "Big Bear" and had no freedom at all. Confident that Andy will not abandon his cowboy Sheriff Woody, he led the toy partners to mobilize and staged an earth-shattering escape.
After the preparation and brewing of the first two films, "Toy Story 3" is mature in both production technology and theme portrayal, with the theme of "love and growth" and "companionship and parting", the plot is simple and smooth, justice finally triumphs over evil, and there is a vigorous heroic plot and optimistic spirit.
The famous psychologist Piaget believes that there is a "animistic psychology" in children in early childhood, that is, a psychological tendency to regard everything as something alive and intentional. Toys are good companions for children to accompany their children's growth when they "live at home" and "talk with their hearts", simulate various scenarios, and when young children try to participate in group life. If caregivers and educators can make full use of "animism", then they can get unexpected gains in the life of early childhood education.
Almost everyone has cherished toys in childhood, and even when we grow up and no longer need their company, they will still flash back in a scene of our lives, reminding of a warm and lovely time. Companionship has always been mutual, cowboy Sheriff Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Potatoes and other toys have always accompanied Andy to grow, and Andy has become the unique owner of the toy's heart. Full companionship allows a growing life to enjoy a sense of holding, the heart becomes warm and powerful, believing that they are worthy of being loved, and thus have the ability to love others.
Woody and his toy companions love their masters, act wisely, unite with love, get rid of the bear's tight control, escape the smashing and burning of the garbage dump, and it is precisely because of "love in their hearts" that they are capable of completing the adventure.
The film alludes to human society through the toy world, and moviegoers of different ages will have different viewing experiences, so when the toys understand the misunderstanding of "abandonment", they decide to return to Andy without hesitation. On the contrary, if there is a lack of companionship or abandonment, like the toy "Big Bear" in the film, it is sinister and arbitrary, controlling, and hostile to everything, big bear resents the past little master for "abandoning" himself, and controls the fate of all toys in the kindergarten through tough means, and the lonely and evil mind makes it unable to face the kindness of others, and eventually loses itself and is punished.
In the end, Andy begins a new college life, Woody and the toys find new owners, and subconsciously, everyone is saying goodbye to childhood with their lives. In the journey of life, the old things are constantly stripped away, and the new things can continue to develop. As a result, we continue to grow in the tears of reunion and parting in this way.