Woody, Buzz and their friends of toys are up for another adventure. When their owner Bonnie goes to her first day, she literally makes a new friend for them, a spork named Forky. While Woody shows a very nervous Forky the joys of being played with as a new toy, Bonnie's family go on a road trip. Then Woody and Forky find themselves lost in a amusement park where they meet new characters, some who want to keep them others who want to use Woody for his voice box. So Woody and Forky must work together to get back to Bonnie and help the other toys.
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This is a great critique!!!!!! Loved this movie
Truthfully I have only seen one and two, and again truthfully I really do not want to see the three and four. Really I think movie creators are sequel happy at times.