Toy Story 5 3D Movie Review

Now onto the movie itself, a tale as old as time, song as old as rhyme, technology and antiques.

Toy Story is back, and this time it has its sights set on the digital age.

The age of the digital screen has been upon us for quite some time now, with today's children increasingly enamored with tablets, phones, and smart devices rather than simple toys like dolls, teddy bears, or slinkies.

many of which now sit untouched on store shelves even classic imaginative toys like lego have begun incorporating technology into their sets don't get me wrong technology is for the most part fantastic fantastic a smartphone puts the entire world at our fingertips but is it doing more harm than good for the youngest generation that question sits at the heart of toy story 5. jesse and the gang are living with bonnie and are being lovingly played with But Bonnie is struggling to make friends.

Her parents notice her difficulties, while the neighborhood kids are increasingly absorbed in their screens.

Despite their hesitation, they buy Bonnie the hottest new toy on the market.

The Lily Pad.

Basically, a kid's iPad.

Almost immediately, the toys grow uneasy as the Lily Pad helps Bonnie connect with kids from her dance class.

They fear they're being replaced.

and potentially shelved for good.

Jesse manages to contact Woody, and a miscommunication over the walkie-talkie leads Woody to return to Bonnie to help sort things out.

When Bonnie attends a sleepover, Jesse and the gang find themselves caught up in an unexpected adventure that challenges what it means to be a toy in the digital age.