Yeah, I’m with Spirit of Adventure on this one. [spoil]Toys crying would just be one bodily function too far, and in the incinerator scene them not crying also indicates that they’ve accepted their fate, making the situation all the more poignant.[/spoil]
A couple of things I think could be there but are certainly not to be complained about:
[spoil]When they’re all holding down deluded Buzz trying to reset him, as he’s fighting back Woody stops and non-chalantly opens his helmet and he starts gasping for air like in the first and second movies, his reaction is always hilarious…it would be a way to intimidate him I guess[/spoil]
[spoil]An amazing shot would’ve been if they took one of those scenes in the incinerator showing them sliding down from the front, and kept the scene going and suddenly the camera briefly points to Woody’s foot sticking out where you see the word “Andy” and focuses there just for a moment to create that heartbreaking they’re-never-gonna-make-it-back-to-andy-they’ve-let-him-down feeling even more.[/spoil] Just a thought…
I would like to see Andy grow up on the tapes. Like him going on 1st date, getting his car, to like show how he went from playing his toys everyday & slowly stop playing them.
I think it would be cool if they did something like the dissappearing presents in the first Toy Story, except this time, it shows Andy’s toys gradually dissappearing from the scene over time. That’d probably conflict with the home video thing, though.