[ SECRET POST #4562 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4562 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I was 9 when the first film was released and so I was just outside of the kind of kid who really grew up with the franchise. I mean, yes, I watched Toy Story and loved it a lot, but I was 13 when Toy Story 2 was released and though I had no shame at that point saying that I loved that movie I was more interested in dreaming about marrying Freddie Prinze Jr, so my attachment to the franchise isn't as deeply connected with my childhood as others who are younger than me. I love all the films and I actually really loved Toy Story 4. I think since I'm 33 now I understand that there's more to life than having fun time adventures with my best friends I've spent a lot of time with (if that is the reason why nonnie doesn't like Woody parting ways with his friends).

I agree about things being more complicated than just Woody leaving his friends. Woody's journey in Toy Story 4 felt like reaching a point in a parent's life when they realize that it's OK to live their own life. They don't have to make their life about their child anymore.