Will it be better or worse than 3?

He's pulling a Steve Rogers?! Goddamnit.

(You)

We saw the leaks
They speak louder then people who give it a pass because it's a kids movie and has an emotional moment

that's what early reviews and critics said about Incredibles 2 but here we are

It will be only slightly better than Wreck it Ralph 2, and nothing more.

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And this looks worse then that

Three was a cheap rehash of two that played it safe.
Plenty of reviewers (not critics) are already saying they prefer this over 3 so I'm leaning towards this being better.

I wonder how many times they can sell a movie on the "This is your childhood, finally getting closure" shit they did with 3.

>wreck it ralph 2 post

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Youre not fooling anyone shill cuck

Another round of Disney trying to destroy good morals and values.

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>all prior characterization
>spends the whole movie trying to get Forky back to Bonnie
>helps Gabby finally get a kid
>realizes that there's thousands of other toys out there that never got the love he did
>Bonnie is losing interest in him anyways over Forky, and he's already learned to accept not being the favorite
>he used to be about sticking with your kid to the end but Bo probably reminds him of the cold hard truth of abandonment
>for all we know he either sees Bonnie get over his absence or she doesn't want him anymore because he gave his voicebox to Gabby Gabby
And this somehow means he's abandoning prior development? The clips we've seen clearly indicate Woody is taking the mother hen thing too far and he probably comes to the realization that not only is he unfavored like in the first film, but that he really isn't needed in Bonnie's life as much as he is helping other toys. Bonnie is already happy with he toys and presumably with Forky. Unless we see Bonnie miss Woody specifically in the end of it all he's not abandoning her like he almost did to Andy in 2, when he was Andy's favorite still at the time.

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shut up jew

Forky stays with Bonnie in the end, right?

Yup, and he gets thrown away after a month.

Oh fuck off. I'm tired of Disney but reviews I've seen say they went in expecting an Incredibles 2 or Cars 3 and this film actually felt like a good, classic pixar film. Stop being so negative about a film you haven't even seen yet. Until someone that's actually seen it says it's shit you've got nothing but your Disney hate boner to lean on, fag.

Bonnie was dropped on her head multiple times as a baby

That's the only reason why a kid would rather play with a fucking plastic fork rather than a cowboy or a spaceman

shut up jew rat

Maybe that Forky spinoff they are planning for Disney+ is gonna future the other toys so we are gonna see them again I believe.

Woody was always the main character.

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worse. they should have done an alternate reality where woody goes to the museum and realizes he made a mistake and tries to go home to andy.

>alt timeline cancer
No.

His prior characterization is not giving up, staying loyal especially to his friends, working as a team, sticking with the kid until THEY decide to give you up even if they don't use you anymore
In this film he gives up and gives away his voicebox, leaves his friends and the kid forever for Bo Peep pussy, helps the villain win even after giving his voicebox.
This is a completely destroying of his character but you'll give it a 10/10 because it has an emotional scene and you can't comprehend why it's poor writing

>staying loyal to your friends
Like Forky when he sacrifices his voicebox to have the villain set him free? It's not like he did it for no fucking reason. Forky is what matters to Bonnie and he does whatver means necessary to ensure she's happy and Forky is home. Nowhere in the prior three films has he thought of helping other toys find kids, like he did with Forky and Gabby. It's not just him abandoning everyone. He ends up broken. Who's to say Bonnie won't throw him away? Have you seen the movie?

And Incredibles 2 got critically overshadowed by a freakin’ SONY movie of all things.

Alao, nowhere has he seen the repurcussions of any of his previous friends being sold or thrown out. Bo probably shows him the hard truth of what happens to broken/lost toys and he'll probably realize Bonnie doesn't need him as much as other forgotten toys do. He starts the film off attached to Bonnie's hip to the point the others think he's being too invasive, because he was always the if not one of the favorites. Maybe this movie finally addresses that he doesn't need to play mom when Bonnie has 20 other toys to be happy with. Buzz and the others can easily take care of her, why does he need to stay with Bonnie? Why is this the ultimate betrayal if his purpose could be much more fulfilling helping others?

Didn't help that Incredibles 2 really didn't do anything Incredible.

Invert of the first film with Helen getting to be Super, double down on Bob having issues about being Super and have a really odd and nonsensical plot as to the motivations of the villain.

Overall it wan't that good a film.

Damn Bonnie is a useless owner. Money on Bonnie tearing Forky apart for some other project and her mom tossing the scraps in about a month.

He should have gone to college with Andy. Become the Fraternity Mascot.

Woody wouldn't give in to a villain just to do this though, that's not him. He would by himself continue to plan to get Forky without giving into a villain like he does in this film.
Which brings up another point, Andy gave Woody to Bonnie not because he wanted to rid himself of his past, he knew in his heart Bonnie would be the right one to get Woody and get as much attention as Andy gave to Woody. To see her throw him out after 12 seconds for a fucking fork is aggravating

Honestly wouldn't have mind this, it would explore the relationship between the roundup gang during the whole trip to Japan, and maybe paints stinky pete in good light.
When they finally arrive in Japan, they meet other vintage toys from different franchises, and you get Night of the Museum esque shenanigans.

Unforutately Andy isn't a mind reader, and you're reaching. How do know Gabby isn't about to snap Forky in half before Woody caves? Sometimes the good guys just can't win.

Andy should've just kept all his toys in storage, as sad as it may sound, but then he comes back and he ends up having young children of his own and gives his old toys to them.
That way, Woody and co. experience playtime again through Andy's children, grandchildren, and so on. The point is that they'll forever be connected to a generation that is related to Andy, and that they'll never forget the original owner.
Bonnie is a bitch.