Toy Story/Toy Story 2 (1995)

To get audiences more excited about TOY STORY 3, the first two classic TOY STORY films were re-released as a double feature, and to make it better it was in 3-D. I am a huge TOY STORY fan so when I heard about his I was very excited. I was born around the time that the first film was released, so I never got to see it at the cinema, but I always wondered what it would be like to see it in a theatrical experience. As for the sequel, that was the first movie I ever saw at the cinema and it is one of my earliest memories, and I always wished that I could experience that movie one more time at the cinema, it would really take me back. Also, I was always fascinated by 3-D, and I had actually wondered what Pixar's films would be like in 3-D. So, this re-release was almost like a dream come true for me. To make this double feature more enjoyable, before the first film there was the first theatrical trailer for TS3, and then there was a fun little thing introduction with the characters that was like they were in the projecting room and they were watching the movies with us. And then in between the two films, there was a ten-minute interval, and on the screen there was trivia and some of the TOY STORY TREATS that can be found on the first film's 10th Anniversary DVD. most of what was shown in the interval can now be found on the films' website. I was expecting to watch these in 3-D and think "wow, that looked cool in 3-D!", but I didn't because the 3-D gave it a more immersing experience. That surprised me because I have seen these movies about a billion times and you'd think that after so many viewings it'd be hard to get captivated like you were the first time you saw it. But I did and it wasn't just at the cinema where I realised this, anywhere at any time I see these I always get captivated. I find that amazing, it shows that these movies really are classics. Now, this might sound crazy, but I wanted to go a second time to this double feature because I wanted to make the most of the experience. The same thing happened the second time, I got really captivated. I remember when it all finished I was sitting there in the theatre thinking, "it's too bad it's the last time I get to see these movies in a theatrical experience. But wait, there's still TOY STORY 3!" If Disney/ Pixar released this to get people more excited about TS3, then they didn't fail.