An amazing film that manages to be even better than the first film (which was already exceptional). The plot resonates with you, somehow, the writers and animators have created a really touching story, about the emotional attachment between the child and his toys. The sense of tragedy you feel when the film portrays the loss felt by the toy as their owner grows out of their childhood it unmatched. Then, there's all the humor, most of which are really clever. I've watched this movie over twenty times now, and I still enjoy it each time I rewatch it. The songs and music stick into your head and it complements the story so well. It's a lot of fun to watch as the toys journey on their way to save Woody, with many intense and exciting moments. The fact that they managed to compress such a deep and resonating plot into 90 minutes is an amazing feat. This is a film where by the time the credits roll, you're craving for more.
