After the great success of "Toy Story 3", Disney announced the current issue of "Toy Story 4", which is like an easy money-making movie for Disney. After watching the first trailer and the synopsis, I am particularly afraid that it will be the worst part of the Toy Story series. But the feeling after watching it is quite good. With the addition of new toys, it also has a deeper plot connotation. The
movie starts with a flashback of a rainy night, and our toys still live happily with Andy. Woody (voiced by Tom Hanks) and Bobby (voiced by Anne Potts) are preparing to rescue a remote-controlled toy car, the RC-racer, which is trapped in a drain and about to be dragged into the sewer. This is an exciting beginning, allowing you to enter the story and reminding you of the connection between these toys.
As Woody said many times throughout the series, this scene also shows how close the relationship between Woody and Bo is, but soon after, when she and her sheep’s lamp were sent out, their The relationship is broken.
Almost ten years later, Andy gave little Bonnie his beloved toy. We saw her playing with all the toys, although Woody was often pushed aside as time went by. He was left in the closet, with some of her baby toys. But when Bonnie had to attend the freshman entrance day of kindergarten, Woody saw an opportunity to sneak into her backpack to take care of the nervous girl.
Bonnie likes Fokker very much, but in the survival crisis, this Spock knows that this is rubbish, and feels that his only destination is the trash can, which is also his safe haven. Woody was so eager for a goal and took on himself to save and return to Fokker, only when Bonnie and her parents started a road trip in an RV.
The overall mood is high, and there are amazing animations and images everywhere. The new character won my heart, and a lot of funny quips made people laugh. After there are three outstanding movies in this series, I'm really afraid that they will be bad, but they are pretty good and worth watching.
"Toy Story 4" is an adventure story full of subtle information and metaphors, continuing the link framework of the original trilogy. Disney once again made a very good sequel.
