The first two Toy Story movies made me and my children (and perhaps all those who watched it) laugh hard. For those who are not young as children anymore, perhaps they remembered their childhood years and the toys that go with it.
My children identified the good and the bad in the movies and cheered when the toys triumphed over all things they went through together.
I asked my two children then, if they wanted to watch Toy Story 3 and they haven’t said “yes” because they worry about the expenditures we would have because the movie is in 3D which means it is going to be more expensive. Anyway, we will probably wait for the DVD version of the movie so that the kids can watch this movie again and again. And again until they memorize the lines, like what they do with their other favorite movies.
In this day of hand-held game consoles and computer games, it is difficult to accept that more and more children do not play with toys anymore. Sure, there are those who still play outdoors, with friends, real people, but society seems to categorize them as children whose families do not have the means to give them toys to play with, hence they just spend time with playmates. Duh.
To those who still play with toys and play with playmates and friends, may your tribes increase and your creativity developed better.
