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		MPAA Rating: G (General Audience) Media: DVD

Toy Story 2 [Region 2] Reviews:
Never received
2009-11-27 - I have not received this item, all emails to lizziedeals have been ignored. they certainly need to be discontinued from your list of sellers. My grandson was wanting this very much, and I resent the taking of my money and not being delivered.



Toy Story 2
2009-11-04 - I ordered this for my young grandson when I couldn't find it in the local stores (was told they had to pull it off shelves). He loves the movie just as much as the Toy Story disk he has. I've watched it once with him and was not disappointed with the quality of the animation like the other great ones this company puts out. It was delivered very fast and highly recommend the seller.

Great gift
2009-10-15 - My granddaughter is a big fan of Toy Story 1. I wanted to get this for her 2nd birthday. The delivery was quick and Payton was thrilled.

Very DIssapointed!!!
2009-10-07 - I still have not received this - I placed the order almost a month ago and have heard nothing from the seller. I am extremely frustrated. Please have the shipper call me at 801-349-5217.

Don't Toy With Us, Partner
2009-10-02 - "Toy Story 2," the Pixar computer-animated flick entertains us wildly, but also teaches a lesson: it's better to be a toy loved and played with by a child than be a toy admired in a collectibles museum. Woody the Cowboy (voice of Tom Hanks) is owned by Andy who accidentally almost rips his arm off.
Andy's mother puts broken toys out in her yard sale, and Woody, trying to save a fellow toy from the sale, inadvertently gets spotted at the sale by Al, a greedy toy collectible dealer. He gets stolen and taken away by the dealer. Woody's toy buddies trace the dealer and hunt him down in order to save their buddy.
Woody learns that Woody the Cowboy had been a very popular puppet in a television series in the fifties. Toy Woodys were made as spin-offs back then. Now he's rare and valuable as a collectible especially to the Japanese market. One of the toy gang out to save Woody is Humm, a piggy bank (voice by John Ratzenberger - Cliff, the mailman on "Cheers".) Woody meets and falls for Cowgirl Jessie, and he encounters a bad toy, Stinky Pete, the Prospector (voice of Kelsey Grammer of "Frazier" fame.) The toy dealer calls in an expert restorer who cleans up Woody and reclaims the use of his arm.
There are wild chases, escape scenes, some very close calls, and a lot of toy ingenuity. Don't underestimate the skill of toys engaged in a rescue operation. The action is non-stop, and the movie is great for all ages without adult references and innuendoes to throw the kids off. The scenes at the airport are scary and hair-raising. It's a toy trip that most people will enjoy.