... heh, it's funny that we aren't that far apart in age and yet the original Toy Story falls firmly in "MY CHILDHOOD" camp for me. I guess the 12-13 change shows. :P But yes, I loved the third one, and it did remind me of Brave Little Toaster at some points but it was waaaay less traumatic.
And Megamind! You're right about the city forgiving him, true, but I have no trouble ignoring that because... well, it's a superhero parody. I can deal with worse. :P AND BECAUSE IT PINGS MY VERY SOUL. Two things I loved: 1)Megamind never having really planned what the hell he was going to do if he won, because he was always so sure that he wouldn't; and 2)Roxanne actually saying out loud that "never gives up no matter the odds" is a trait we're used to see in heroes. HELLO THERE, EVERY FAIL!VILLAIN I'VE EVER LIKED.
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... heh, it's funny that we aren't that far apart in age and yet the original Toy Story falls firmly in "MY CHILDHOOD" camp for me. I guess the 12-13 change shows. :P But yes, I loved the third one, and it did remind me of Brave Little Toaster at some points but it was waaaay less traumatic.
And Megamind! You're right about the city forgiving him, true, but I have no trouble ignoring that because... well, it's a superhero parody. I can deal with worse. :P AND BECAUSE IT PINGS MY VERY SOUL. Two things I loved: 1)Megamind never having really planned what the hell he was going to do if he won, because he was always so sure that he wouldn't; and 2)Roxanne actually saying out loud that "never gives up no matter the odds" is a trait we're used to see in heroes. HELLO THERE, EVERY FAIL!VILLAIN I'VE EVER LIKED.