Episode 74 - Toy Story (Light Beer)

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EPISODE 74 - Toy Story

(Light Beer)

There's a snake in our boots!!  The guys gather around another campfire but this time to discuss a film that highlights the change from Western stories to Sci-fi Operas.  Tim, Matt, Joey and Rick talk about the 1995 ground breaking animated feature  Toy Story.   

The guys talk about the first time they viewed this film back in November 1995.  Where Tim tells us about seeing it in the theatre with his wife back when they where first dating.  While Joey gives us a break down on how he saw it much later when he was out of his teen years. 

Matt and Rick point out the timelessness to the story and how much fun it was to remember back to a less difficult time when kids used there imaginations to play.   Rick also talks about what really drives the plot of the story and how this has a great moral value baked into it. 

Finally Tim give Matt his direction on the synopsis for this episode,  can you say Captain's Log?   

Find out this and more in this episode of Middle Age Movie Reviews.  

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