By Raul H. Perez Navarrete
In 1995, Toy Story became the first animated feature completely computer, and thereafter, Pixar Studios set the tone in the genre of animation. Now, fifteen years after the release of the first part, reaches cinemas on the third and apparently final, chapter of Toy Story, film series created by writer-director John Lasseter.
But why consider this kind of movies? The answer is simple: Lasseter and his colleagues changed the rules of the game. Pixar Studios got rid of the clichés used by Disney for decades as princesses and love stories left to be the leaders to cede Instead of frames that could be enjoyed by a wider audience. For example, The Incredibles, directed by Brad Bird in 2004, showed the dissatisfaction of a middle-aged man with many adults were identified without problems, while Wall-E, Andrew Stanton, he argued, among other issues, consequences of an ecological disaster.
Toy story 3 is no stranger to this feature the works of Pixar, the tone of the film is aimed at those who enjoyed his childhood in that distant 1995. The third part of Toy Story is the end of childhood and sometimes nostalgia and fear of change are present at various times of the tape. The characters will to face a new circumstance and acceptance will not be easy for most.
The most recent film aptly closes Lasseter an adventure that began more than a decade. The history buffs will no doubt be satisfied.
Definitely, I am.
In 1995, Toy Story became the first animated feature completely computer, and thereafter, Pixar Studios set the tone in the genre of animation. Now, fifteen years after the release of the first part, reaches cinemas on the third and apparently final, chapter of Toy Story, film series created by writer-director John Lasseter.
But why consider this kind of movies? The answer is simple: Lasseter and his colleagues changed the rules of the game. Pixar Studios got rid of the clichés used by Disney for decades as princesses and love stories left to be the leaders to cede Instead of frames that could be enjoyed by a wider audience. For example, The Incredibles, directed by Brad Bird in 2004, showed the dissatisfaction of a middle-aged man with many adults were identified without problems, while Wall-E, Andrew Stanton, he argued, among other issues, consequences of an ecological disaster.
Toy story 3 is no stranger to this feature the works of Pixar, the tone of the film is aimed at those who enjoyed his childhood in that distant 1995. The third part of Toy Story is the end of childhood and sometimes nostalgia and fear of change are present at various times of the tape. The characters will to face a new circumstance and acceptance will not be easy for most.
The most recent film aptly closes Lasseter an adventure that began more than a decade. The history buffs will no doubt be satisfied.
Definitely, I am.
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