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Toy Story 4 finds Woody in a similar position as the original Toy Story. What else was there to tell? What could a follow-up to the previous film’s final moments bring that was worth telling? The toys had faced their darkest hour in the garbage dump and found themselves a new home with Bonnie. Andy had grown up and was off to college.

#Toy story 3 woody doll movie#

Jumping ahead to Disney’s announcement of Toy Story 4, the idea of yet another sequel after the much-beloved (and overtly conclusive) third movie was met with comments of skepticism and doubt from fans. After an emotionally heartfelt final goodbye, many audiences felt that the ending of Toy Story 3 would be the last anyone would see of Woody, Buzz, and the rest of the gang on the big screen. The long-awaited third installment delivered hilarious comedy, tear-jerking moments, and most of all, a satisfying conclusion to the story of Andy and his toys.

It is unknown if Daisy was aware that the replacement Lotso is a new doll and just accepted it in the original's place (as Lotso claimed that she did), or if Daisy was unaware that it was a replacement because her parents bought her another Lotso without telling the girl that it is a new doll to make her happy again.Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for the Toy Story franchise.Since its release in 2010, Disney/Pixar’s trilogy-capping sequel Toy Story 3 has been widely considered to be a modern masterpiece and one of the studio’s all-time greatest films.

Big Baby then blows a raspberry directed at Lotso. Angry at Lotso and having become fed up with all of his lies, Big Baby finally turns on his former friend, lifts him up (which makes Lotso drop his cane), throws him into the dumpster, and closes the lid shut. Lotso then orders his henchmen to push all of Andy's toys into the dumpster, insults and hits Big Baby, and rants about the meaningless value of toys. After some more arguing, Woody throws the pendant to the other side of the dumpster where Big Baby picks it up and, remembering Daisy, sniffles, "Mama." This makes Lotso snap, as he angrily snatches the pendant away from Big Baby and smashes it into pieces with his cane, which makes Big Baby start crying. But Lotso, in an act of jealousy, had bitterly lied to Big Baby and Chuckles that Daisy had replaced all of them because if he couldn't have her, then no one could. Woody denies this, and reveals the truth: Daisy had lost her three best toys and only replaced Lotso. Lotso instantly gets upset, and says that Daisy had thrown him out, replaced him, and never loved him at all.

When Lotso and his henchmen corner Woody and the rest of Andy's toys at the dumpster, Woody confronts him about Daisy. Daisy was never seen again from this point on. Lotso was envied by this, which made him snap, so he stormed off with Big Baby and Chuckles, and took over Sunnyside Daycare to ruin the whole idea of the concept. But unfortunately, Daisy bought another Lotso doll in order to compensate for the original Lotso that she had accidentally lost during the picnic. They then decided to go back to Daisy's house by themselves. They waited day and night for her to return, but she never did.

She got driven home by her family who forgot Lotso, Big Baby, and Chuckles. During a picnic, Daisy had lunch and then fell asleep. In a flashback, she unwrapped a Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear doll for Christmas and had a lot of fun playing with him, Big Baby, and Chuckles. Chuckles told Woody about how he, along with Lotso and Big Baby, was once loved by Daisy, living at her house.

When Woody stayed at Bonnie's house after Bonnie took him there, Bonnie's toys directed Woody to Chuckles when Woody mentioned Sunnyside. Lotso: " Where did you get that?" Woody: " She loved you, Lotso." Lotso: " She never loved me!" Woody: " As much as any kid ever loved a toy." ―Woody and Lotso arguing more as he shows Lotso the pendant with Daisy's name on it