^ I agree. I don’t want anymore TS films; 3 is enough.
Yeah as much as i want 10 toy story movies id rather have the series end on a good note with 3 instead of becoming a bad series do to alot of sequels.
Well, as they say, all good things have to come to an end. 
At least TS3 did come to a good conclusion, right? You don’t need a million sequels to explain that they lived “happily ever after”, just one powerful conclusion. 
little chef
I did cry when I saw the movie for the first time. Twice, in fact. The first time was during the incinerator scene, even though I knew they would make it (that would have been the most controversial Disney film ever if not, 
). I also cried during the goodbye scene. I don’t like change, never have never will. I grew up thinking of them as Andy’s toys, and I will never be able to get my head around the fact that they now belong to Bonnie. Another reason why it was so upsetting, even though I knew it was for the best.
Andys toys are now bonnies toys i got tell myself that a couple time just to get it trough my head so i have the same problem as you but they will always be andys toys to me.
little_chef: Did you just read my mind? Cos’ that’s exactly how I felt about TS3 too! 
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I mentioned this in another post anyway, but the scene I was most moved by was Andy’s mum realisation that her son is finally going to live his own life. I knew exactly how it feels because my mum had a similar reaction when I went off to college, and that moment really connected to me more than any of the other scenes in the movie did. In a way, it is also a beautiful parallel to Woody learning to let go of his ‘master’ and let him lead his own life, while still remembering the memories of the times they had together, and how wonderful they were.
I don’t know. That’s how I felt, that was the most powerful and emotional scene I’ve seen in a Pixar movie, right up there with ‘Married Life’, Lightning conceding the final race in Cars, and Nigel relating Marlin’s adventures to a stunned Nemo and the Tank gang, that had me leaking eye water.
I’m probably one of the few people that found the final goodbye scene melodramatic and overwrought, but I understand how this is the culmination of a saga for some fans, and how important it is for them. I personally wasn’t affected by it much (probably because some inconsiderate viewers in my audience actually laughed when Andy said his final line), but I did feel strangely calm and peaceful. The incinerator scene didn’t make me cry at all, but had me on the edge of my seat in suspense. I knew they weren’t going to end the series on such a sombre note, but the possibility still lingered in my mind, hence the terrified emotion rather than one of despair or sadness.
yeah like the drivein was saying alot of ppl were crying during the incinerator scene but that scene scared me more then make me emotional but like i said before i knew they were gonna get out of it i mean what would disney say if pixar killed some of there most beloved characters.
tdit: I’m so glad you brought up that scene. It has to be my favorite scene in any Toy Story movie, I always tear up seeing. Such a powerful scene, Pixar was right on with it.