I'm such a silly fangirl, you'd never guess I'm an adult. :) But I really am - I have a husband and a ridiculously cute little boy who encourage my silliness. I adore Disney - especially Toy Story (Buzz and Jessie!). I also love Disney World vacations, crafty projects, old houses, and wiener dogs. And I'm also really new to tumblr, so if I'm totally clueless, please excuse me, okay? ;)
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I always burst out laughing at this part of the movie, when Ken just shows up in his boxers. XD
Like, he doesn’t even take the time to put a shirt on or anything!
And not one single character says ANYTHING about it. No one is like “Why’d you have to take his clothes off?” Or “WHY ARE YOU IN YOUR BOXERS.”
It’s just… there.
I never thought of it before… but, yeah. HA! :)
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So um… I started Toy Story 3 like about 3 hours ago, and I still have a bit to go.
Internet in my bedroom makes it so hard for me to watch movies in one go, omg.
So you’re not even to the parts yet that we’ve been so painstakingly over-analyzing. ;) I expect good commentary later. :) And wish I had time to watch it myself right now.
Someday.. <3
Best part? When you get Buzz and Jessie - together - for target practice at the beginning. :D And Spanish Buzz to give you your score at the end.
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One of my favourite things in Toy Story 3 is right after Buzz is switched to Demo, and he lets out that last cry of “No!” and you cut to the Caterpillar room (right about 43:30, blu-ray). Look at Andy’s toys.
We have the Potato Heads, Hamm, Slinky, and the Aliens all either watching or playing a…
And the first thing she wants to know, in a panicked voice: “Have you seen Buzz?”
This scene is really blurry, even in the movie, but anyway… First they’re looking at each other, then she reaches up and appears to touch his arm. Maybe they’re talking about what just happened? And agreeing that now they’re together? XD
And the best part is that they’re totally in the background during this scene. Pixar, your use of stuff in the background is amazing. I think you could watch Toy Story 3 just to see what was happening in background actions.
And I could see that. Because Buzz looks tense in the first one and in the second one, he looks relaxed. Hehe. :)
Exactly, it’s their own little semi-private moment. I adore Pixar for their attention to subtle little details. Half of the fun of their movies is looking for all the stuff that’s hidden.
And yeah. Cause he’d probably be terrified to bring it up, for fear it was just an in-the-moment thing when they thought they were done for. But Jessie assures him it wasn’t. Hence his boldness a few minutes later to take her hand in front of all their friends. XD
It’s like “Where’s Waldo” only more fun.
There’s something really great about that bold move of taking her hand in front of everyone. Like, just basically saying whatever the future holds, it’ll be with her. And that’s all he needs to know.
And it’s significant that he’s the one to make the move and take her hand. Because if Jessie did it, nobody would think that much of it. But for him to do it, it’s making a statement, to the other toys and to her. No turning back now. :)
Agreed. Plus, it was really up to Buzz, it seems to take the initiative with Jessie. Lee Unkrich makes a comment in the commentary at the toy box scene how Buzz hadn’t had the gumption to be with Jessie in all those years. He doesn’t comment about if Jessie’s hesitant or anything like that. So, yeah, it was definitely all up to Buzz. Jessie, she probably knew how she felt about him but maybe wanted him to get to that point as well on his own. If you look at his face in the incinerator, it’s sad when he looks at her, but it also feels like he’s apologetic too.
Their faces in that scene… so much emotion conveyed in a just a few seconds. I can imagine that experience snapped him into reality about how stupid he’d been to hold back his true feelings for her. All the years they wasted. And I imagine that from there on out, there would be no more regrets. I also wonder how that Sunnyside/dump experience affected their view on loyalty to their owner. Sure, they love Bonnie, but I’m sure they learned from Woody’s experience with Bo too. I think they’d value staying together now above all else, even if it breaks a few toy-code rules.
Ok I went to re-watch this part. The part where Slinky goes “I’d like to loosen his stitches” you see him turn towards her. So ya know he’s either A) just looking at her or B) saying something quick to her. (Plus Bullseye is looking at them too XD)
It wouldn’t take them long to say what they need to say. “I love you” and “together” are quick little statements that could have even been made while the rest of the group was talking. XD
All of my feels.
Basically it could happen like this: Buzz says: “I love you.”
And her, just like Leia Organa, she says, “I know. Me too.”
“Together?”
“Together.”
Short, quick, to the point.
Agreed. :D Cause they’re both pretty straightforward, not all mushy like Barbie and Ken. And after all that time, that’s all that really needs to be said anyways. So then when he says “together’ in front of the others, it means even more. <3
Well said. And I can’t imagine them going through so much ridiculous trouble for a first kiss, or anything like that, like Barbie and Ken. I could see a lot of their relationship milestones just sort of… happening. No big-to-do, no real planning. Maybe a question of “Are you sure?” or something but nothing like, “Oh, first kiss at a beach on vacation.”
I could see their first kiss happening that first night at Bonnie’s, just something sweet - I mean, they did have a pretty stressful couple of days there - but still electrifying. And anything beyond that, Buzz would be all concerned about being gentlemanly, asking, “are you sure you’re ready?” and Jessie would be like, “Buzz, it’s been ten years, I’m good.” XD
This scene is really blurry, even in the movie, but anyway… First they’re looking at each other, then she reaches up and appears to touch his arm. Maybe they’re talking about what just happened? And agreeing that now they’re together? XD
And the best part is that they’re totally in the background during this scene. Pixar, your use of stuff in the background is amazing. I think you could watch Toy Story 3 just to see what was happening in background actions.
And I could see that. Because Buzz looks tense in the first one and in the second one, he looks relaxed. Hehe. :)
Exactly, it’s their own little semi-private moment. I adore Pixar for their attention to subtle little details. Half of the fun of their movies is looking for all the stuff that’s hidden.
And yeah. Cause he’d probably be terrified to bring it up, for fear it was just an in-the-moment thing when they thought they were done for. But Jessie assures him it wasn’t. Hence his boldness a few minutes later to take her hand in front of all their friends. XD
It’s like “Where’s Waldo” only more fun.
There’s something really great about that bold move of taking her hand in front of everyone. Like, just basically saying whatever the future holds, it’ll be with her. And that’s all he needs to know.
And it’s significant that he’s the one to make the move and take her hand. Because if Jessie did it, nobody would think that much of it. But for him to do it, it’s making a statement, to the other toys and to her. No turning back now. :)
Agreed. Plus, it was really up to Buzz, it seems to take the initiative with Jessie. Lee Unkrich makes a comment in the commentary at the toy box scene how Buzz hadn’t had the gumption to be with Jessie in all those years. He doesn’t comment about if Jessie’s hesitant or anything like that. So, yeah, it was definitely all up to Buzz. Jessie, she probably knew how she felt about him but maybe wanted him to get to that point as well on his own. If you look at his face in the incinerator, it’s sad when he looks at her, but it also feels like he’s apologetic too.
Their faces in that scene… so much emotion conveyed in a just a few seconds. I can imagine that experience snapped him into reality about how stupid he’d been to hold back his true feelings for her. All the years they wasted. And I imagine that from there on out, there would be no more regrets. I also wonder how that Sunnyside/dump experience affected their view on loyalty to their owner. Sure, they love Bonnie, but I’m sure they learned from Woody’s experience with Bo too. I think they’d value staying together now above all else, even if it breaks a few toy-code rules.
Ok I went to re-watch this part. The part where Slinky goes “I’d like to loosen his stitches” you see him turn towards her. So ya know he’s either A) just looking at her or B) saying something quick to her. (Plus Bullseye is looking at them too XD)
It wouldn’t take them long to say what they need to say. “I love you” and “together” are quick little statements that could have even been made while the rest of the group was talking. XD
All of my feels.
Basically it could happen like this: Buzz says: “I love you.”
And her, just like Leia Organa, she says, “I know. Me too.”
“Together?”
“Together.”
Short, quick, to the point.
Agreed. :D Cause they’re both pretty straightforward, not all mushy like Barbie and Ken. And after all that time, that’s all that really needs to be said anyways. So then when he says “together’ in front of the others, it means even more. <3
This scene is really blurry, even in the movie, but anyway… First they’re looking at each other, then she reaches up and appears to touch his arm. Maybe they’re talking about what just happened? And agreeing that now they’re together? XD
And the best part is that they’re totally in the background during this scene. Pixar, your use of stuff in the background is amazing. I think you could watch Toy Story 3 just to see what was happening in background actions.
And I could see that. Because Buzz looks tense in the first one and in the second one, he looks relaxed. Hehe. :)
Exactly, it’s their own little semi-private moment. I adore Pixar for their attention to subtle little details. Half of the fun of their movies is looking for all the stuff that’s hidden.
And yeah. Cause he’d probably be terrified to bring it up, for fear it was just an in-the-moment thing when they thought they were done for. But Jessie assures him it wasn’t. Hence his boldness a few minutes later to take her hand in front of all their friends. XD
It’s like “Where’s Waldo” only more fun.
There’s something really great about that bold move of taking her hand in front of everyone. Like, just basically saying whatever the future holds, it’ll be with her. And that’s all he needs to know.
And it’s significant that he’s the one to make the move and take her hand. Because if Jessie did it, nobody would think that much of it. But for him to do it, it’s making a statement, to the other toys and to her. No turning back now. :)
Agreed. Plus, it was really up to Buzz, it seems to take the initiative with Jessie. Lee Unkrich makes a comment in the commentary at the toy box scene how Buzz hadn’t had the gumption to be with Jessie in all those years. He doesn’t comment about if Jessie’s hesitant or anything like that. So, yeah, it was definitely all up to Buzz. Jessie, she probably knew how she felt about him but maybe wanted him to get to that point as well on his own. If you look at his face in the incinerator, it’s sad when he looks at her, but it also feels like he’s apologetic too.
Their faces in that scene… so much emotion conveyed in a just a few seconds. I can imagine that experience snapped him into reality about how stupid he’d been to hold back his true feelings for her. All the years they wasted. And I imagine that from there on out, there would be no more regrets. I also wonder how that Sunnyside/dump experience affected their view on loyalty to their owner. Sure, they love Bonnie, but I’m sure they learned from Woody’s experience with Bo too. I think they’d value staying together now above all else, even if it breaks a few toy-code rules.
Oh, definitely. I can’t imagine that Buzz would wanna waste any time he has with her, like, “I’ve waited ten years. That’s long enough.”
Considering how Buzz was so completely adamant about they stay together at Sunnyside, (He says it at least twice, once to Lotso and once to Woody), I can’t imagine that he’d change that viewpoint too easily, or at all. And she would definitely feel the same way. She’s been too affected by her past experiences to not feel like that. I mean, I’m sure they love Bonnie, but they love each other more.
I see him, at this point at the end of TS3, totally committed. They already know each other, what’s to wait for? No more fear, no more holding back.
They’ve discovered that owners can come and go in their lives, but what they have together is forever. And they’re not gonna let that slip away, not again.
This scene is really blurry, even in the movie, but anyway… First they’re looking at each other, then she reaches up and appears to touch his arm. Maybe they’re talking about what just happened? And agreeing that now they’re together? XD
And the best part is that they’re totally in the background during this scene. Pixar, your use of stuff in the background is amazing. I think you could watch Toy Story 3 just to see what was happening in background actions.
And I could see that. Because Buzz looks tense in the first one and in the second one, he looks relaxed. Hehe. :)
Exactly, it’s their own little semi-private moment. I adore Pixar for their attention to subtle little details. Half of the fun of their movies is looking for all the stuff that’s hidden.
And yeah. Cause he’d probably be terrified to bring it up, for fear it was just an in-the-moment thing when they thought they were done for. But Jessie assures him it wasn’t. Hence his boldness a few minutes later to take her hand in front of all their friends. XD
It’s like “Where’s Waldo” only more fun.
There’s something really great about that bold move of taking her hand in front of everyone. Like, just basically saying whatever the future holds, it’ll be with her. And that’s all he needs to know.
And it’s significant that he’s the one to make the move and take her hand. Because if Jessie did it, nobody would think that much of it. But for him to do it, it’s making a statement, to the other toys and to her. No turning back now. :)
Agreed. Plus, it was really up to Buzz, it seems to take the initiative with Jessie. Lee Unkrich makes a comment in the commentary at the toy box scene how Buzz hadn’t had the gumption to be with Jessie in all those years. He doesn’t comment about if Jessie’s hesitant or anything like that. So, yeah, it was definitely all up to Buzz. Jessie, she probably knew how she felt about him but maybe wanted him to get to that point as well on his own. If you look at his face in the incinerator, it’s sad when he looks at her, but it also feels like he’s apologetic too.
Their faces in that scene… so much emotion conveyed in a just a few seconds. I can imagine that experience snapped him into reality about how stupid he’d been to hold back his true feelings for her. All the years they wasted. And I imagine that from there on out, there would be no more regrets. I also wonder how that Sunnyside/dump experience affected their view on loyalty to their owner. Sure, they love Bonnie, but I’m sure they learned from Woody’s experience with Bo too. I think they’d value staying together now above all else, even if it breaks a few toy-code rules.
Ok I went to re-watch this part. The part where Slinky goes “I’d like to loosen his stitches” you see him turn towards her. So ya know he’s either A) just looking at her or B) saying something quick to her. (Plus Bullseye is looking at them too XD)
It wouldn’t take them long to say what they need to say. “I love you” and “together” are quick little statements that could have even been made while the rest of the group was talking. XD
