For two weeks only, fans of Toy Story can see their favorite toys on the big screen. The Toy Story double feature allows moviegoers to watch both Toy Story 1 and 2 back-to-back in the movie theater. They will even get a sneak peak at Toy Story 3.
From October 2nd through October 16th, theaters will be showing the digitally remastered versions of Toy Story 1 and 2. This time the tools are in 3D.
Toy Story was released in 1995 and Toy Story 2 hit the theaters in 1999. The two movies and the TV cartoon has stayed a hit with kids of all ages.
The release of the new versions of the two Toy Story movies is a treat for fans who have watched the movies in the past. It is also a great way to introduce kids that have not seen Woody (Tom Hanks) and Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen) on their adventures to infinity and beyond.
Plus, the Toy Story double feature is the only way to get a sneak peek at the new Toy Story 3 movie scheduled to be release June 8, 2010. While other movie trailers have been released about the new Toy Story movie, none of them have actually shown any actual footage of the movie. Only in the theaters playing the Toy Story double feature can movie fans see a trailer that shows actual footage of the third movie.
Toy Story 3 will also be in 3D. It will feature most of the original characters' voices, including Hanks and Allen. The story plot is being kept very hush. You will need to go see the Toy Story double feature to know for sure.
But it has been reported that Andy is heading to college and that he finds a new home for his favorite toys at a daycare center. We will all have to wait till next summer to see what kind of trouble Woody and Buzz get into with all of those kids
Until then, we have two weeks to go see them on the big screen in 3D in the Toy Story double feature. As a treat we will get a sneak peek at Toy Story 3.
Written by Denise Clay
Hickory, NC
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