Toy Story 3

Seventeen-year-old Andy Davis is on the brink of leaving for college, creating a wave of concern among his toys. They cling to the hope that he might play with them one last time before his departure.

The toys gather to reflect on the possibility of being discarded as Andy leaves for college. They express their fear of becoming obsolete, particularly focusing on Sarge, the last of the green Army Men.

In a moment of panic, the toys decide to leap out of the window, hoping for freedom instead of being thrown away. Their parachutes soar into an uncertain fate, filled with fear and trepidation.

As Andy returns home with his mom, a moment of dread fills the air as they begin sorting through their belongings. The toys fearfully watch as Molly discards her toys, including a beloved Barbie doll.

Andy reaches for Woody but eventually puts him in the 'College' box, while Buzz is carelessly tossed into a trash bag. The toys' hope quickly diminishes as they realize they may be doomed.

Woody, in a surge of determination, jumps from the window to save his friends from the trash truck. As he watches the trash bags being dumped, he fears he might be too late to help them.

After witnessing the trash bags being emptied, Woody finds a moment of hope by spotting a recycling bin. To his relief, he discovers that his friends managed to escape the trash, although they are still confused about Andy's intentions.

Convinced that Andy intended to discard them, the toys decide to venture to Sunnyside Daycare suggested by Jessie. Woody, however, remains adamant that they must return to Andy's room to clarify the misunderstanding.

Upon arrival at Sunnyside, Andy's mom delivers the toys to the Butterfly Room. They are initially thrilled to see children engaging playfully with them, feeling a sense of adventure and excitement.

Their joy soon turns sour as they meet Lotso, a seemingly friendly greeting bear. Lotso and Ken introduce the new arrivals to the harsh reality of their lives at Sunnyside, overshadowing their initial excitement.

The toys quickly learn that the Caterpillar Room, housing the toddlers, is a chaotic and brutal experience. Buzz Lightyear tries to confront Lotso but gets captured, realizing their new home is more tyrannical than promised.

In a separate area, Woody connects with a girl named Bonnie, experiencing a newfound sense of significance. Despite this, his heart longs for Andy, aiming to reunite with his pals and return home.

With a meticulously devised plan, Woody leads the toys in an attempt to escape the oppressive environment of Sunnyside. Their unbreakable bond for Andy sparks a rebellious fire against Lotso's regime.

The climactic confrontation with Lotso reveals his betrayal. The toys unite in a desperate fight for freedom, showcasing the power of friendship and love amid adversity.

After overcoming tremendous odds, Woody and his friends return to Andy's room just in time. In an emotional farewell, Woody leaps into the attic box, signifying love that transcends time and preparing for new beginnings with Bonnie.