Toy Story 4 Movie Review

Toy Story 4 Movie Review

Pretty Good

I went and saw Toy Story 4 today with one of my friends and overall the movie was pretty good. I don't think it was necessary, but it was still a good time.

Toy Story 4 follows Woody, Buzz, and the rest of the gang as they go on a road trip with Bonnie their new kid and her new toy, Forky. Forky doesn't want to accept he's a toy and tries to run away. Woody tries to get him back to Bonnie before she continues on with the road trip.

I don't think this movie was really necessary as the ending of Toy Story 3 was perfect. Granted, I still had a good time with this film.

One thing I did not expect about this movie was how funny it was. There are some really good laugh out loud jokes in this film. They occur when you least expect it, and it knocks it out of the park.

Some of the toys are a little creepy in certain scenes. So, I just wanted to give you a heads up about that. Also there are one or two scenes that tend to be a little dark.

The acting was great as always for a Toy Story film. Tom Hanks and Tim Allen both did a great job once again. Everyone else did a fine job enveloping their characters. All around great cast, even the minor character as well.

If you grew up watching the Toy Story films, you'll like this one as well. My friend and I had a blast at the theater, and you probably will too.

final score: 4/5

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