Comments on: Toy Story 3 Review http://www.digitalwoe.com/2010/07/toy-story-3-review/ Photography. Photo Editing. Inspiration. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 02:46:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 By: Lynda http://www.digitalwoe.com/2010/07/toy-story-3-review/#comment-2671 Lynda Wed, 14 Jul 2010 15:21:17 +0000 http://www.digitalwoe.com/?p=2740#comment-2671 Thanks Amy! I can't wait to see the movie from start to finish without interruption. LOL. My husband and I usually go out to see movies after 8pm to minimize the amount of teens and kids there. We also very rarely go to see kid-appropriate movies in the theater, yet there are ALWAYS babies, toddlers and little kids there. If you can't get a baby-sitter, just wait for the DVD! Poor kids. Thanks Amy! I can’t wait to see the movie from start to finish without interruption. LOL.

My husband and I usually go out to see movies after 8pm to minimize the amount of teens and kids there. We also very rarely go to see kid-appropriate movies in the theater, yet there are ALWAYS babies, toddlers and little kids there.

If you can’t get a baby-sitter, just wait for the DVD! Poor kids.

]]> By: Artistically Amy http://www.digitalwoe.com/2010/07/toy-story-3-review/#comment-2667 Artistically Amy Wed, 14 Jul 2010 01:33:59 +0000 http://www.digitalwoe.com/?p=2740#comment-2667 I saw the movie, and I loved it! It was the perfect ending to the trilogy, even though we had to wait so long for it. The ending definitely made me tear up, as well as the flashback with Big Baby. I absolutely agree with your advice, "opt for the noon movie." I went to see The Last Airbender with some friends at a 10 pm showing, and there were so many little kids there, including toddlers that were crying. Considering the movie STARTED at 10 pm, those kids probably didn't get to bed until after midnight. The parents disrupted the movie for other spectators and disrupted their kids' bedtime. Not smart, IMO. I saw the movie, and I loved it! It was the perfect ending to the trilogy, even though we had to wait so long for it. The ending definitely made me tear up, as well as the flashback with Big Baby.

I absolutely agree with your advice, “opt for the noon movie.” I went to see The Last Airbender with some friends at a 10 pm showing, and there were so many little kids there, including toddlers that were crying. Considering the movie STARTED at 10 pm, those kids probably didn’t get to bed until after midnight. The parents disrupted the movie for other spectators and disrupted their kids’ bedtime. Not smart, IMO.

]]>