A cowboy doll is profoundly threatened and jealous when a new spaceman figure supplants him as top toy in a boy’s room. (IMDb)
The imaginative “living toys” premise is milked for all its worth here, with a diverse set of memorable (and superbly voiced and animated) characters (from a fearful T-Rex to a self-drawing etch-a-sketch, to the uptight Woody–a refreshingly imperfect lead), lots of sharp situational and self-aware humour and wildly fun adventures in the giant human world, and even some emotional toy existentialism (see Buzz’ delusion and Woody’s insecurities). It truly is a cinematic treat for all ages.
8/10 (Great)
joel watches movies 
Great review – nice and concise! Absolutely adore this film, it’s a real treasure! Nice blog by the way, has been interesting reading some of your reviews! It’s a shame that you didn’t enjoy Batman (1989) as much as I did! Feel free to check out my blog: https://theaspiringfilmcritic.wordpress.com/
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hey, thanks so much for the follow and the likes/comments! 🙂 glad you liked my review- concise is what i go for here! sorry about batman! 😛 maybe it was just because i watched it soon after i watched nolan’s amazing trilogy! have you posted a review of your opinion somewhere? i’d love to read it! looking forward to reading more posts of yours regardless!
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No worries! Feel free to check out my reviews and let me know what you think! Always love to hear feedback! 🙂
And I haven’t yet done a review for Batman (1989), but have done the Christopher Nolan ones (briefly!) in my ‘Top Ten’ section!
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Come to think of it, I have done a Batman (1989) review, in my Top ‘Ten: Tim Burton films’ post!
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perfect, I’ll check it out!
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