Sunday, 28 November 2010

Toy Story 3
(2010)

RATING:100%
FORMAT:DVD

Despite the fact that the human movement in CGI movies have yet to sufficiently resemble actual human movement, quality product like Toy Story series works well because they compensate by utilizing the best vocal talent available. They also cheat somewhat on their animation difficulties when compared to hand-drawn cartoons by largely using characters who possess hard bodies. This means that the characters are not required to move realistically since toys do not move in real life and so there is nothing to compare their movements with to determine their movements' accuracy. This means character can only be conveyed by the voice artists and not so much the animation - unlike the classic Disney period when Walt Disney was still alive. CGI will only truly come of age when the leading roles are given to humans rather than the easier-to-animate toys.

However, what amazes is that the quality of the first two movies is still present here. Essentially an action movie, this is humor-filled fun for everyone with its theme of knowing when to give up ones toys and move on emotionally.


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