Movie
Toy Story 3
2010 • PG
Woody, Buzz, and the rest of Andy's toys haven't been played with in years. With Andy about to go to college, the gang find themselves accidentally left at a nefarious day care center. The toys must band together to escape and return home to Andy.
Content advisory
LGBTQ+ Characters/Relationships
Unrated — There is no notable LGBTQ+ representation among the main or secondary characters in this film.
Language
mild — The language is generally clean, with very occasional mild words like 'crap' or 'damn' used lightly and infrequently. _Feels like: No strong or inappropriate language is heard._
Mature Themes
moderate — Themes such as abandonment, loss, growing up, and letting go are explored deeply and may be emotionally challenging for some children. The film handles these themes with sensitivity but involves moments of sadness and reflection. _Feels like: The story addresses the concept of moving on and the passage of time._
Scary/Intense Content
moderate — The movie includes some scary and intense moments involving threatening situations, dark settings, and suspenseful sequences that may frighten younger or sensitive children. _Feels like: Some scenes may cause anxiety but there are no jump scares or horror imagery._
Sexual Content & Nudity
none — There is no sexual content or imagery in the film. The story focuses on friendship and loyalty among toys.
Substance Use
none — There is no depiction or reference to alcohol, drugs, or tobacco in the film.
Violence & Gore
moderate — The movie features some cartoonish but tense scenes involving peril and threats to the toys' safety, including mild injury and daring escapes. While no characters die on-screen, there are moments of suspense and danger that may be intense for very young viewers. _Feels like: Scenes include toys trapped in dangerous situations and a suspenseful escape sequence._