[Recovery Room]

Trilogy is perfect as is, couldn't have ended better.

[Recovery Room]

The only film of theirs I actually wanted a sequel to is The Incredibles. Otherwise I prefer they just focus on original stories.

[Wake Up]

Blech

[GetUpAndrew]

Originally Posted by a speedo model

It did end perfectly. Granted, I have no doubts this would be awesome. But I'd still like them to stop sequels and do originals, despite Brave.

Fully agree with you, sir.

[SlappedActor]

Unnecessary.

[wall e]

Originally Posted by PengusNiugnep

Monsters Inc is getting a prequel. I think a sequel would be better, but it's interesting either way.

That's what I meant

[jwicklun]

I'd prefer if they would just stick with the shorts. Releasing another movie kind of weakens the beauty of the last film.

[dannylololol]

No please.

[blimpcityhero11]

As expected, rumor is being squashed all-around.

[esposimi]

Originally Posted by blimpcityhero11

Completely unnecessary.

Agreed. They ended it perfectly and gave the trilogy closure.

[Gaugzilla]

There's no need for a fourth. Let the toys live on in the shorts they've been doing that remain canon but don't risk tainting the trilogy.

[WeltallAY]

Besides Cars, (fuck Mater, that rednecked dumbass) all of Pixars movies have been gold with my favorites being Brave and Up. That said, TS3 literally ended perfectly and I feel they run this risk of wearing out the franchise.

[Matt Chylak]

It's a marketing guarantee that at some point, whether it's in three years or thirteen, Toy Story 4 will be made. I hope they do a good job on it.

[RyanPm40]

Am I the only one who didn't like the ending to TS3? It was depressing as fuck. I mean, it was a good way to wrap it up and wasn't a bad movie by any means, but I feel like they could have done better haha

[jordalsh]

Pixar hasn't fucked up yet (I haven't seen Cars 2, so I don't know about that one), I don't see why they would start now. Would love to see this