UP Shows New Toy Story 3 Character Lotso

[krazyclown]

In a scene in UP you see a black girl standing at the window when the house is rising out of the city on the floor in the bottom left corner next to the bed is a bear his name is Lotso he will be featured in Toy Story 3

Link to article thanks to ropeofsilicone.comhttp://www.ropeofsilicon.com/article...in-toy-story-3

[cajmoyper]

I didn't really want to see this movie at first because I thought it would just be the old guy and fat kid in the floating house for the whole movie even those are typically really good movies (i.e. a couple of actors in a limited amount of space, Cast Away, 1408). But it's looking better and better. I also think to make such a huge deal about TS3 before this one even comes out seems unfair to UP!. That's like talking about a trilogy before even the second comes out , I don't know.

[binarymelon]

Originally Posted by cajmoyper

I didn't really want to see this movie at first because I thought it would just be the old guy and fat kid in the floating house for the whole movie even those are typically really good movies (i.e. a couple of actors in a limited amount of space, Cast Away, 1408). But it's looking better and better. I also think to make such a huge deal about TS3 before this one even comes out seems unfair to UP!. That's like talking about a trilogy before even the second comes out , I don't know.

This is just something Pixar does. Every movie, or at least the DVD release has some reference to the upcoming movie.

edit: http://jimhillmedia.com/blogs/jim_hi...why-for.aspx##

[EricJ]

Originally Posted by cajmoyper

I didn't really want to see this movie at first because I thought it would just be the old guy and fat kid in the floating house ]for the whole movie

Silly boy--
Never, EVER take a Pixar-teaser plot at face value:
SPOILERS WARNING, and okay, also posted from Jim Hil

(Remember, it's only Katzenberg and Dreamworks who're supposed to be convinced that "What, that's it, that's all Pixar's doing this year, an old guy and a kid?? "--
Smart people wink knowingly at each other over his untalented cluelessness, and know better.)

[GreenScar]

He's rumored to be the villain. Here he is:

A couple weeks ago we told you about the new character from Toy Story 3 that was hidden in a shot of Pixar’s Up. It was the cute cuddly teddy bear under the bed of a child who is watching Carl’s house fly by her apartment
window. We now have some new details.

UpcomingPixar points us to a post on Pixar Collector which claims the character’s name is Lotso, and that he’s got a HUGE part in the film. I’m not sure is this is true, but a /Film reader left a comment last week which may help corroborate the story. The /Film commenter gave the same character name and claims that he’s the bad guy in the new film.

It would make sense. Pixar loves to play against type, and making a big cuddly pink teddy bear the villain would be pure genius.

[xtop]

pretty cool to see new characters already

[assydingo]

Originally Posted by GreenScar

He's rumored to be the villain. Here he is:

That is the single greatest idea Pixar has had in years.

[cajmoyper]

Originally Posted by EricJ

Silly boy--
Never, EVER take a Pixar-teaser plot at face value:
SPOILERS WARNING, and okay, also posted from Jim Hil

(Remember, it's only Katzenberg and Dreamworks who're supposed to be convinced that "What, that's it, that's all Pixar's doing this year, an old guy and a kid?? "--
Smart people wink knowingly at each other over his untalented cluelessness, and know better.)

My apologies. Wall-E looked to be an even simpler, more boring plot with a mute robot, but that turned out to be the greatest animated movie ever.

[EricJ]

Originally Posted by cajmoyper

My apologies. Wall-E looked to be an even simpler, more boring plot with a mute robot, but that turned out to be the greatest animated movie ever.

And remember the original teaser that made us so NOT want to see "Cars"?

(...We've learned to be pleasantly surprised by now.)

[gamer4eva]

Originally Posted by cajmoyper

My apologies. Wall-E looked to be an even simpler, more boring plot with a mute robot, but that turned out to be the greatest animated movie ever.

apparently up is better than Wall•E dats what all d reviews 4m cannes have suggested
and cause i think have d same opinion as the person above i cant wait to watch up shame its gonna release here in september damn disney i h8 it