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After a leak over the weekend saw the new Toy Story 3 trailer passed around YouTube like a hot potato, Disney today officially unveiled the trailer that includes the first footage from the upcoming Pixar sequel.
In the trailer, an opening montage set to Toy Story's musical voice Randy Newman chronicles Andy's time with the toys. With Andy heading to college, the toys find themselves at a crossroads. For reasons unknown they end up in a daycare where initial excitement turns to a nightmare at the hands of unruly toddlers with destructive tendencies.
There is no sign (that I can see) of the pink teddy bear that appeared as an Easter Egg in Up and is confirmed per Pixar to be a Toy Story 3 main character and speculated villain.
Toy Story 3 stars the voices of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack, John Ratzenberger and Wallace Shawn. It »

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My affection for fictional characters knows no sexual orientation — but I do have a queer sixth sense when I watch TV and movies: I see gay people.
It was no surprise, then, that Drew Barrymore's grrrl-powered roller derby flick, Whip It, played itself out on two levels in my mind when I saw it last weekend. The first was Bliss Cavendar's (Ellen Page) coming-of-age story. The second was Bliss Cavendar's subversively sexual coming out story.

What is surprising is that Jeremy Clyman, a columnist at Psychology Today, agrees with me. He wrote an article about Whip It on Psychology Today's Side Reel blog entitled "Lesbian Fantasy, Disguised."
In it he says:

[Whip It] purports to be the story of a small town adolescent who rebels and finds her genuine identity as roller derby star athlete. But I think this film is also a secret communication to closeted lesbians living in hostile »
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The Toy Story 3 full-length trailer was finally made available online on Monday at noon, saying farewell to a childhood gone by. The trailer explains the premise of this sequel quickly: Andy grew up playing with Woody and Buzz and all of his toys, but that time is coming to an end. He's about to leave for college, and must decide what to do with his childhood toys.
After opening so bittersweet, the trailer shifts gears to the adventurous tone we're used to from the Toy Story series. This time it's hijinks at a daycare center full of unruly children, which seems to be more than the kids can handle.
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"We all knew this day was coming"...
The great thing about this premise is that it follows the second movie perfectly. The major conflict of Toy Story 2 was the fear of Andy growing up »
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