Toy Story 3

15 years since the first Toy Story film. One of the reasons that these types of films need to be more than just kids films, because the kids (me) that go and see the first one at the cinema aren't kids when it comes to to see the third one. And it's a good thing that they're not just kids films.

Toy Story and Toy Story 2 are both great family films, and Toy Story 3 is no exception. It is just as good as the other two. And if you've enjoyed watching the other two then no doubt this is a must see for you.

I don't want to say much else about the film because frankly if you don't see this film then... well, you're missing out on something special.

However, Toy Story 3 is of course in 3D and whilst I didn't find that when I went to see Toy Story again when it was released in 3D that it was really worth watching in 3D, and thought the same of Toy Story 2 (apart from the opening video game sequence), I think that this film should definitely be seen in 3D.

Why? Well because 3D is the future of films. It can be denied no longer that one day, all films will be in 3D and that it has surpassed it's "gimmick" label, as far as I'm concerned. I didn't consciously notice the 3D, but I did feel that it added something to the film, and when I did the quick glasses on glasses off test, I saw that there wasn't really any loss in colour when I put the glasses on, which I've found with pretty much every other film.

You won't really lose anything if you see it in 2D, but I think that since this film was made as a 3D film, that it should be watched the way the creators intended.

But either way, watch it!