| Release date: | 19/07/2010 |
| Running time: | 109m 14s |
| Consumer Advice: | Contains mild violence and scary scenes |

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TOY STORY 3 is the third in a series of animation features about a group of toys who are mistakenly donated to a day-care centre. They must escape from the bad toys and make their way home again. The film was classified 'U' for mild violence and scary scenes.
The mild violence includes sight of a character swinging chainsticks on top of a moving train and knocking another off the train. It is part of a fantastical and exciting but ultimately imaginary sequence at the start of the film. In another scene, an animated monkey is seen repeatedly hitting a character on the sides of his head with a pair of cymbals. As the cymbals are attached to the monkey's hands, it is the only way it can fight, and the scene comes across as comical and fantastical. The BBFC's Guidelines at 'U' allow for 'Mild violence only. Occasional mild threat or menace only'.
There are also a few scary scenes in the film. In the first one, at the start of the film, we see a fast paced action sequence involving all the toys, with characters on a horse chasing others on a train. The train falls off a blown up bridge only to be rescued almost immediately. The final scene is more prolonged and threatening, with the toys in danger of being incinerated at a landfill site. However, when it appears that there is no hope for them, they are all rescued and there is a happy ending. At 'U', the Guidelines state that 'Scary sequences should be mild, brief and unlikely to cause undue anxiety to young children. The outcome should be reassuring'.
The film contains infrequent mild language, including 'butt', 'moron' and 'heck', as well as wordplay with emphasis on 'ass' when one character compliments another on his 'nice ascot' (referring to his tie). There is also a short animated film preceding the feature, called DAY AND NIGHT, which contains brief mild violence as two characters fight each other and mild sex references as they are attracted to the sight of women in bikinis.
This work was passed with no cuts made.
| Director: | Lee Unkrich |
| Cast includes: | Tom Hanks (voice), Michael Keaton (voice), Tim Allen (voice), Joan Cusack (voice), Whoopi Goldberg (voice), Timothy Dalton (voice), Bonnie Hunt (voice), Laurie Metcalf (voice) |
| Genre(s): | ANIMATION |
| Main Language: | English |
| Distributor: | WDSMP UK |
| Classified: | 16/07/2010 |
| Measured footage: | 157308 (feet + frames) |
| BBFC Reference: | DFF260077 |
| Registration number: | CFJ21665 |
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A film, video or video game, together with associated trailers may exist in several versions and all versions known to the BBFC are listed below.
| Cat. | Type | Date | Company | Run Time | Cut | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VideoTrailer | 01/06/2010 | Buena Vista Home Entertainment | 1m 35s | TOY STORY 3 | ||
| Online | 01/06/2010 | Buena Vista Home Entertainment | 1m 35s | TOY STORY 3 | ||
| VideoTrailer | 02/11/2010 | Buena Vista Home Entertainment | 0m 14s | DISNEY PIXAR - TOY STORY 3 | ||
| Online | 02/11/2010 | Buena Vista Home Entertainment | 0m 14s | DISNEY PIXAR - TOY STORY 3 | ||
| VideoTrailer | 03/08/2009 | Buena Vista Home Entertainment | 1m 32s | TOY STORY 3 | ||
| Online | 03/08/2009 | Buena Vista Home Entertainment | 1m 32s | TOY STORY 3 | ||
| VideoTrailer | 03/11/2010 | Buena Vista Home Entertainment | 0m 17s | DISNEY PIXAR TOY STORY 3 | ||
| Online | 03/11/2010 | Buena Vista Home Entertainment | 0m 17s | DISNEY PIXAR TOY STORY 3 | ||
| Video | 14/09/2010 | Buena Vista Home Entertainment | 98m 21s | TOY STORY 3 | ||
| Online | 14/09/2010 | Buena Vista Home Entertainment | 98m 21s | TOY STORY 3 |
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