[HKMk23]

As soon as ever you can, rev up and go to the theater for “Toy Story 3.” Whether or not you opt for the 3D version, most DEFINITELY go see it. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll kiss a few buck goodbye.

“Toy Story 3” wraps up the adventures of those PIXAR characters that have been favorites for 15 years; since 1995 (!). The story wraps up the trilogy in a REALLY sweet spot that leaves it in such a state of beautiful finality that a “Toy Story 4” would be a vile, and banal act of cinematic sacrilege.

[sionnsar]

Thanks for the tip (even though it was meant for 'Face). I have a lot of downtime here in Albuquerque the next two days and might go see it -- without a car and with hurting feet there's not a lot to see.

I am SO tired... slept poorly since I got here, on top of 4-1/2 days straight of meetings. The next meeting should be easy though: I am not chairman, vice-chairman, secretary, working group convener, subject-matter expert (well, I am but so are all the rest of us!), nothing but a member.

And the meeting is in the afternoon so I already have the "Privacy" sign in the lock outside the door, the blinds drawn tightly shut to keep out morning sun, alarm clock off. Now if I can just sleep in.

[Monkey Face]

The only movies I’ve seen in theaters in the last 20+ years are the LOTR movies, seeing each one twice. Usually, I wait for the video and buy it, or put in on my Christmas list for someone to buy for me. They usually do!

But thanks for the review. I can’t imagine TS3 would be NOT good.