UnowPriceless hyped garbage

Stoutor It's not great by any means, but it's a pretty good movie that didn't leave me filled with regret for investing time in it.

Huievest Instead, you get a movie that's enjoyable enough, but leaves you feeling like it could have been much, much more.

Rosie Searle It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

Torrin-McFinn77 Having seen and enjoyed the original Toy Story, this came as one of the best sequels ever to grace the screen. We get a back story for our favorite cowboy figure and some new characters to boot. Plus some clever spoofs and references from other sources. And much of the original cast returns to make the movie worthwhile. This is the sequel to see from Pixar, though there aren't very many Pixar sequels out there. But please see it and enjoy it. It's really a fun movie.

Ramneek Suri Deeper and darker (relatively speaking ) than Toy Story this sequel improves on an already fine film. Going places where no Disney film has gone before it is filled with a rare melancholy. The emotion never feels forced. The voice work is great, the animation crisp and the jokes even out the darker material. It wins my vote as the best of the toy story trilogy.Possibly the best Pixar movie ever.10/10

Zachariah Thomas Arrival vs. Toy Story 2I think arrival was much better than toy story 2. I do think toy story 2 had more hype to live up too after the spectacular toy story 1 but it fell way short. Luckily the trilogy was recovered after the splendid toy story 3 so the franchise is still holy but Arrival is one good movie. I think the protagonist are very similar because like Louise i believe woody lost a child too and that's why hes so protective of Andy. There really is no villain in Arrival but the villain in toy story 2 was the old prospector guy and i really didn't like him so that point goes to arrival.

datautisticgamer-74853 I'm going to agree with CinemaSins that while this film blows a lot of modern animated films away, it's still the worst of the Toy Story trilogy. Toy Story 2 has more engagement-starved moments than Toy Story and the sole major improvement was to the animation, which is still as timeless as ever. I did love When She Loved Me, and I was about as morose as Jessie was when I heard that it lost the Best Original Song to You'll Be In My Heart from Tarzan. It gives Toy Story 2 an emotional edge over its predecessor, though I could not possibly care less about the assortment of inside jokes Pixar split across each frame, including Flik and Heimlich in the blooper reel and Geri as The Cleaner who repairs Woody. Some other references abound, too, but overall this is a film that is worth your time, a rarity for anything Disney (or Disney-related) slaps "Sequel" on to. After one low point with A Bug's Life, Pixar is now invigorated and can put Disney's traditionally animated films in their place.