The new trailer for TOY STORY 3. Look for a special cameo in the trailer.
Some people are already wondering if this can do AVATAR numbers. Well, if they charge $3-5 “3D fees,” I guess it’s possible.

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The new trailer for TOY STORY 3. Look for a special cameo in the trailer.
Some people are already wondering if this can do AVATAR numbers. Well, if they charge $3-5 “3D fees,” I guess it’s possible.

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Avatar numbers? No… Unlikely. (No midnight showing demand, no repeat viewing, no greatest-thing-since-sliced-bread hype.) $500 Million worldwide? Oh yeah.
I have no problem paying extra for 3-D glasses, just as I have no problem paying extra for IMAX films.
Ooooh… does this mean that the animated short will be in 3-D?
So, what’s this special cameo? I watched it twice, and I’m not sure what you’re referring to. Ken and Barbie?
I wouldn’t call Ken and Barbie “cameos,” since they both have speaking parts.
I was referring to the “international” character. Check the scene when Woody is on the computer.
The whole movie is packed with cameos by this toy and that toy. But the “international” character would be Totoro, from Miyazaki’s “My Neighbor Totoro”.
I never trusted Ken…