Toy Story 3's Ending is a LIE (and the Note Proves It)

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  @Poggy · 3 months ago (edited) · pinned

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  @XyaZonin · 6 months ago

  In Toy Story 4, when walking with Forky, Woody also slips up by saying he&apos;s Andy&apos;s toy instead of Bonnie&apos;s toy, further proving that he never wanted to let go, but had to.

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  @CrazyJakeSoncrant · 6 months ago

  I also happened to notice Andy’s phrasing when handing over his toys implies that he isn’t giving them to her, but entrusting her to look after them while he’s away. His actual words imply this, in spite of the narrative that he’s passing them on to a new home.

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  @creekybog · 6 months ago

  No.. I raged because Andy was being guilt tripped and forced to give up something that made him happy. A toy that maybe he wanted to pass down to his children but no.... It had to go to that little girl that didn&apos;t actually care about it.

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  @MickeyBoiG.927 · 6 months ago (edited)

  If you think of it this way, then Toy Story 4 &amp; 5 could be interpreted as the direct consequences of that manipulated outcome, since in theory, had Andy &amp; the family just kept the Toys as planned, they may not have been at risk of being replaced by Tech by Bonnie, a kid who doesn&apos;t have as much an emotional connection or loyalty to the toys, &amp; is therefore susceptible to losing interest in them.

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  @fireflowerfilms2010 · 6 months ago

  I’m at the age of 16, I’m almost on my way to college, and I’m downsizing my old toys.<br>But my specific set of toys will remain with me, for the rest of my life.

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  @Vahnskeyblade · 6 months ago

  I was enraged when, in Toy Story 4, Woody realizes that Bonnie doesn&apos;t want him, he didn&apos;t make his way back home. I feel like Andy would have kept him. I know I kept a lot of my childhood toys to share with my kids when they got old enough, and that&apos;s exactly what I did. I was furious that Woody never went back.

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  @muskdeer · 6 months ago

  And then Toy Story 4 and 5 showed us that Bonnie doesn&apos;t care about this toys

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  @ShadowonTh3Wall · 6 months ago

  Then 4 throws Woody&apos;s character in the trash by having him leave his family and betrays Andy by having Bonnie &quot;lose&quot; Woody.

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  @JoseMiguel-wx9dc · 6 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FQTa5xBV64&amp;t=214">3:34</a> you said that Andy thought that his toys were in the attic the entire time? That&apos;s not true, Mrs Potato saw him discussing with his mother about the trash bag that was in his room with the toys, looking for it, his mother&apos;s tells him that she dumped it and he got anxious/angry about that, then he got surprised when the toys reappeared in a box in his room at the end

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  @brandonhelcher3691 · 6 months ago

  Andy: &quot;... he&apos;ll never give up on you, he&apos;ll be there for you no matter what.&quot;<br><br>Woody then ditched Bonnie for Bo peep after a bit of not being played with.

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  @jordanwalker2109 · 6 months ago

  Honestly i wish that they could explore the idea andy never wanted to get rid of his troys in a movie like maybe he checks up on bonnie on day and sees she doesnt play with the toys anymore

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