For those who've seen Toy Story 3, were there a lot of little kids there?

I'm probably going to go see this tomorrow, but were there little kids there or was it mostly teenagers and young adults (like myself) who were fans of the first two?

I'm probably going to go see this tomorrow, but were there little kids there or was it mostly teenagers and young adults (like myself) who were fans of the first two?

rockguy92

From what I've read the huge crowds turning out for it are the 18-20 somethings like myself that grew up on Toy Story.

There was a whole 'Movie/Birthday party' thing going on, but they were quiet, and they didn't bother me.

I obviously wasn't thoroughly inspecting the audience when I went, but from what I can recall from looking back into the audience when I went to the washroom before it started, I can't remember seeing many little kids.

There were a lot of kids, but there were also a lot of people my age there. Didn't bother me...

I wasn't hesitant about seeing it today because of all the little kids.

When I wen't there was a lot of adults and teens.

Well plus my nephew sure there were a lot of kids and they rarely made a peep. There were also adults chaperones and some teens.

It was a good mix of kids, teens, and young adults. Every one seemed to enjoy the movie.

If you want few kids go to a latter show.

On a side note today is perfect. Tuesday is reduced price day:P

I am tempted to see Toy story 3 in 3D again, but this time in IMAX (converted theater), would it be worth it to see it again in IMAX 3D anyone.

Yeah, I'm guessing most of the audience is gonna be people who were kids when the first one came out.

i went at midnight - 200 teenagers/adults...3 kids :lol:

Yeah, when I went there were some little kids but it was mostly the 14 and up crowd.

Slightly off-topic: If I disliked the first Toy Story, do you think I'll enjoy this one?McJugga

Slightly off-topic: If I disliked the first Toy Story, do you think I'll enjoy this one?McJugga

[QUOTE="McJugga"]Slightly off-topic: If I disliked the first Toy Story, do you think I'll enjoy this one?mrmusicman247

I went on opening day, and yes the amount of parents bringing the 2 year old kids that didnt wanna sit through a whole movie so began crying almost ruined the awesomness of the movie itself.

to be fair though I think most of hte parents were there for themselves and just brought the kids with them :P

[QUOTE="mrmusicman247"][QUOTE="McJugga"]Slightly off-topic: If I disliked the first Toy Story, do you think I'll enjoy this one?McJugga

thats like not liking puppies, or orphans.

you dont hate orphans do you?

There was quite a few kids when I went. And some of them were LOUD, but for the most part they behaved :P

There were a lot of kids, a lot of people my age, and many older people, too. The movie appeals to pretty much any age group.

And it was soooo good! :D

probably a lot of teens. i was born when the first one came out.

I bought all the seats so I could watch it in peace.

When I went, there was a mix of different ages. :P

There was a bunch of kids there and I was surprised because I went to a late showing of it. Also too I had an annoying lil kid behind me that would not shut up and his parents sat there and just let him talk and talk and talk. I wanted to yell shut the ____ up but I had to resist the urge to due to my girlfriend being there with me. Silver_Slugger

[QUOTE="Silver_Slugger"]There was a bunch of kids there and I was surprised because I went to a late showing of it. Also too I had an annoying lil kid behind me that would not shut up and his parents sat there and just let him talk and talk and talk. I wanted to yell shut the ____ up but I had to resist the urge to due to my girlfriend being there with me. astrozombie37

[QUOTE="astrozombie37"]

[QUOTE="Silver_Slugger"]There was a bunch of kids there and I was surprised because I went to a late showing of it. Also too I had an annoying lil kid behind me that would not shut up and his parents sat there and just let him talk and talk and talk. I wanted to yell shut the ____ up but I had to resist the urge to due to my girlfriend being there with me. Silver_Slugger

Soda or candy works too. :P

Mostly folks in their Early 20s (fans of the First Toy Story). Yeah, a few kids were there.

I went at 9 p.m. and there were a lot of adults and their kids, but mostly people who had watched the previous two I suppose. As for the little toddlers, they didn't make any noise during the movie, and in fact, I heard one kid scream out (in a good way), "My toys! My toys!" It seemed like the kid loved the movie. And the most surprising thing; the people beside me, maybe in their mid 20s, they cried at the last moments of the movie, and I shed a little tear too. It was a great movie, doen't matter if there're kids or not, but if there are and they're noisy, well, shut them up in any way and kick them out of the theater. ANy parents who bring babies into the theater must be sued for public noise pollution and movie disturbance!

As has been mentioned, it depends entirely on when you go. I saw Up at around 9pm and there were no children. The later you go, the more likely you'll avoid being crammed in a theater with children. Going at 11am could be dangerous :p

In my theatre, there were families. People of all ages were seeing this movie.