Woody is the toy sheriff who leads all the toys owned by Andy. But all that changes Andy gets a new toy: a spaceman named Buzz Lightyear, who at first does not think he is a toy. Woody becomes jealous and thinks that Buzz is trying to win everyone over and replace him. So he tries to get rid of him, which backfires. Then the two find a greater emeny in the kid next door, Sid while they are trapped at his house. now they have to find their way back to Andy before he and his family move across town.
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Forest Green
Hi. I am a writer with some years of experiences, although I am still working out the progress in my work. I make different types of stories that I hope many will enjoy. I also appreciate tips, and would like my stories should be noticed.
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Shrek Forever After
In this final installment after what supposely good day gone wrong, Shrek wishes for things to go back to the way they were, when he was an feared ogre. So he makes a deal with Rumpelstiltskin in exchange for shrek giving away a day in his life. the deal is complete but with an cruel and expected catch. He is sent to an alterative universe where far far away is turned into gotham and the people is his life dont know him. The worst part of the deal is the day he loses is his own birth, which means when the day is up, he would no longer exist. However one positive flaw of the deal is true loves kiss, which would reverse things.
By Forest Green8 months ago in Critique
Family Affair
Hey everyone, I am going to start an on-going new series of critiques on old television shows that I grew up on back in the late sixties and the seventies. The first one is 'Family Affair' starring Brian Keith and Sebastian Cabot who played Mr. Bill Davis and Mr. French. This was the story of a bachelor uncle and his gentlemen's gentleman who was found to take care of his two nieces and a nephew. Many of the situations that being that this program was a situation comedy would cover subjects like how a single 'father' raised children to issues like the one that I just watched dealing with 'latchkey children'.
By Mark Grahamabout 15 hours ago in Critique
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What a great story in Toy Story. You summarize the story really well. I saw this movie many times.
It is a nice parallel to family dynamics too. The new sibling is not loved more yet needs more attention. great read