Toy Story 1,2 &3 (Combo)

Bought this at 60% off. Comes neatly packed as a boxset and includes a free wall clock. A very decent gift for kids.

Does not comes with a wall clock

I've wanted to purchase this trilogy since the third film was released but I didn't purchase this until about two months ago because the price had come down to just over £12.The first film has impressive animation for 1995 and it was a childhood favourite. The second film is an improvement over the first with new characters such as Jessie, Bullseye and Stinky Pete and it has some hilarious scenes. The third film is my favourite and is the most bittersweet of them all with a mixture of funny, sad and dark moments. I also love 'Day and Night,' the short film that preceded this one in the cinema and it's a lively little extra on the DVD.All in all this is the best trilogy of Disney DVDs I've ever bought and they were well worth the money. 5/5.

Doesn’t fill the screen of a modern telly and has loads of adverts for other Disney dvds and old cinema releases at the start and you can’t fast forward them. But it is very reasonably priced. I still wish I had paid extra and gone to the virgin media store

Bought as a present for my grandson. As a family group, over a few weeks we have all thoroughly enjoyed each of the episodes. Easy to see why they have become so popular. good story lines, great characters and plenty of action to hold a child's attention including those, who are in their second childhood. TS 3 is a bit dark but proves that although friends may not always agree, they are there for each other when the chips are down... lessons to be learned for all.

Great, came as expected was perfect condition and good packaging, great price for 3 Disney movies. Thank you so much

I`m 35 and normally watch horror and indie releases. I hadn`t even watched Toy Story 1, or 2, or 3 until a week ago. But now that I have, I can comfortably say that in terms of pure and simple enjoyment, I haven`t enjoyed a series of films this much before...and I`ve watched thousands of films. I would say that the films actually improve (from a very high starting point) over the series, starting with parochial neighbour issues in 1, to the enemy that is Al of the Toy Barn in 2, and culminating in the deeply moving (really!) scene in 3 as the toys look like they are about to "die" - but make it back to say goodbye to Andy, and meet their new owner. Really wonderful film-making.