Caught this double feature today on an horribly rainy Saturday where I live.
If you are a fan of these movies (even if you have seen them repeated times) or other Pixar features, I would highly recommend you catch this while you still can (supposedly it's only a two week engagement starting this weekend)
In short, I left the theater still in awe at Pixar and how much creativity and detail is exhibited in their films. I have seen Toy Story before but oddly enough, never got around to seeing Toy Story 2. Ironically though, I now consider this a good thing as today was the perfect way to see this film (which is arguably even better than its predecessor) for the first time.
These two films are storytelling at its finest. Creative, chock full of detail, funny, tightly edited with not one wasted moment, perfect voice acting and just the right amount of emotion.
The 3-D added a nice dimension, but since these films were not initially made for 3-D, it never becomes gimmicy.
Again, make sure to catch this presentation, 2 terrific films for the price of one (not counting the 3-D premium). The only thing I wish is that they could please add some kind of foam padding or something to the ear and nose pieces of those glasses as they do start to get uncomfortable to wear after awhile.
If you are a fan of these movies (even if you have seen them repeated times) or other Pixar features, I would highly recommend you catch this while you still can (supposedly it's only a two week engagement starting this weekend)
In short, I left the theater still in awe at Pixar and how much creativity and detail is exhibited in their films. I have seen Toy Story before but oddly enough, never got around to seeing Toy Story 2. Ironically though, I now consider this a good thing as today was the perfect way to see this film (which is arguably even better than its predecessor) for the first time.
These two films are storytelling at its finest. Creative, chock full of detail, funny, tightly edited with not one wasted moment, perfect voice acting and just the right amount of emotion.
The 3-D added a nice dimension, but since these films were not initially made for 3-D, it never becomes gimmicy.
Again, make sure to catch this presentation, 2 terrific films for the price of one (not counting the 3-D premium). The only thing I wish is that they could please add some kind of foam padding or something to the ear and nose pieces of those glasses as they do start to get uncomfortable to wear after awhile.