oh my god, they showed this at the midnight showing of up, and the crowd went crazy!
adelutza
yeah, I just came back from “Up” and they showed it there as well, and in 3-D. Looks pretty cool
AmericanRequiem
Im waiting to see this on the bg screen, I assume its great, gonna miss the original characters though
THE Diego Ortiz
Was the trailer also in 3D?
Chris
Aw man, I wanna see this.
Jesse
Being the same age as Vito, I feel the same way. Seriously, this is one of the first real “impact films” I saw in theaters. Probably this and Jurrasic Park.
First theatre experiences. What an interesting topic. Toy Story was a big one for me too. I was about 7 or 8 when it came out. Oh the glory of that experience.
MJ
Toy Story was one of my first theater experiences too. This is a rare franchise that appeals to every generation.
Can’t freaking wait!
Hans
Yay! Count me in the youngin group with Vito and Jesse (Toy Stories at 6, 10, and 20). This makes me feel so happy because, well, all this month I heard about how important films like T4 and Star Trek are for the established generational fans, generations I was never a part of. And now for a movie that comes along in a series that initially targeted MY generation, well, that makes me feel special. Honestly, still seems like freaking yesterday that both Toy Story and Toy Story 2 came out. I couldn’t believe that it’s been nearly 10 years.
Hans: Ditto. Toy Story came out when I was 6. Enthralled me. Same with 2.
MattyD.
Hehe, Kris I wasn’t born yet but only by a year or so. Toy Story wasn’t my first theater experience…I actually can’t remember my first one, but that’s probably because my father was most likely taking me to the theater when I was too young to remember those experiences today.
I think this trailer is quintessential Pixar and “Toy Story” and I CAN’T WAIT!!!!
It wasn’t my first theatre experience, since my parents would take me along with with my older brother when I was tiny, but the first I can remember was “The Great Mouse Detective” in 1986. (On time.) I was three.
Kris and I are of pensionable age compared to many of you. How depressing.
Count me in the old man’s club with Kris and Guy. Even still, I had a very late first theatrical experience that I can remember and that is Honey I Shrunk the Kids.
Speaking English
I’m 17, 18 in August. ;)
Adam Smith
First off, dig the trailer. I need to rewatch the first two movies.
Second, Kris, I was 6 months old when Masters of the Universe came out. Though apparently the first movie my parents took me to was Harry and the Hendersons, though I can’t remember what my first memorable theatrical experience was. The first thing that really pops to mind is Aladdin–it was my first date, which is kind of weird for being in kindergarten, but whatever.
Jesse
Thanks Kristopher. Celebrated by seeing Up. Very good A- film. Middle of the pack compared to most Pixan films, I think.
Jeff
My first theater experience was in 1993-I saw Disney’s Aladdin.
Hans
The first theatre movie I remember watching was The Mask, although I’m sure I was taken to the movies several times before then.
Heheh, sorry for the painful reality check Kris that your website is read by a bunch of college and high school kids.
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Yay! I can’t wait. I feel like a kid again. I was 5 when the first one came out. 9 for the second one, and I’ll be 20 for the third one. How crazy.
Ditto what Vito said. My most anticipated movie in a long, long, long time.
oh my god, they showed this at the midnight showing of up, and the crowd went crazy!
yeah, I just came back from “Up” and they showed it there as well, and in 3-D. Looks pretty cool
Im waiting to see this on the bg screen, I assume its great, gonna miss the original characters though
Was the trailer also in 3D?
Aw man, I wanna see this.
Being the same age as Vito, I feel the same way. Seriously, this is one of the first real “impact films” I saw in theaters. Probably this and Jurrasic Park.
You guys are youngins.
First theatre experiences. What an interesting topic. Toy Story was a big one for me too. I was about 7 or 8 when it came out. Oh the glory of that experience.
Toy Story was one of my first theater experiences too. This is a rare franchise that appeals to every generation.
Can’t freaking wait!
Yay! Count me in the youngin group with Vito and Jesse (Toy Stories at 6, 10, and 20). This makes me feel so happy because, well, all this month I heard about how important films like T4 and Star Trek are for the established generational fans, generations I was never a part of. And now for a movie that comes along in a series that initially targeted MY generation, well, that makes me feel special. Honestly, still seems like freaking yesterday that both Toy Story and Toy Story 2 came out. I couldn’t believe that it’s been nearly 10 years.
First theater experience: 30 minutes late to “Masters of the Universe” in 1987. Who here wasn’t even born yet?
Kris: Me. Missed by two years. :P
Hans: Ditto. Toy Story came out when I was 6. Enthralled me. Same with 2.
Hehe, Kris I wasn’t born yet but only by a year or so. Toy Story wasn’t my first theater experience…I actually can’t remember my first one, but that’s probably because my father was most likely taking me to the theater when I was too young to remember those experiences today.
I think this trailer is quintessential Pixar and “Toy Story” and I CAN’T WAIT!!!!
It wasn’t my first theatre experience, since my parents would take me along with with my older brother when I was tiny, but the first I can remember was “The Great Mouse Detective” in 1986. (On time.) I was three.
Kris and I are of pensionable age compared to many of you. How depressing.
Guy: We’ll get you a cane. :P (just kidding of course)
I just can’t wait for this one. The trailer is beyond cute.
I was born in 1990, just turned 19 today. Anybody younger?
Happy Birthday, Jesse.
Count me in the old man’s club with Kris and Guy. Even still, I had a very late first theatrical experience that I can remember and that is Honey I Shrunk the Kids.
I’m 17, 18 in August. ;)
First off, dig the trailer. I need to rewatch the first two movies.
Second, Kris, I was 6 months old when Masters of the Universe came out. Though apparently the first movie my parents took me to was Harry and the Hendersons, though I can’t remember what my first memorable theatrical experience was. The first thing that really pops to mind is Aladdin–it was my first date, which is kind of weird for being in kindergarten, but whatever.
Thanks Kristopher. Celebrated by seeing Up. Very good A- film. Middle of the pack compared to most Pixan films, I think.
My first theater experience was in 1993-I saw Disney’s Aladdin.
The first theatre movie I remember watching was The Mask, although I’m sure I was taken to the movies several times before then.
Heheh, sorry for the painful reality check Kris that your website is read by a bunch of college and high school kids.