Final Toy Story 3 Poster is a Big Group Hug

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Final Toy Story 3 Poster is a Big Group Hug

Movie News By Neil Miller on March 4, 2010 | (3) Comments

Walt Disney and Pixar have released the final poster for their upcoming animated flick Toy Story 3, the long-gestating sequel to one of the most beloved CG-animated movies of all-time: Toy Story 2. This final poster tries to get all of TS3‘s nine million characters into one shot. You have to give them credit for trying.

The poster is courtesy of Yahoo Movies. Toy Story 3 is in theaters June 18, 2010. Is there anything else to be said about this? I don’t think so.

Toy Story 3 Poster

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