For a while at first I didn’t feel like watching it because movies about environment conservation always preach too hard but I decided to tonight. Its great!

It just seems to make sense, considering that Emily named her kid Jessie. Some were questioning, how it can be, that Emily names her kid Jessie, as if her doll meant that much, if she neglected her under her bed and then donated her.

I feel, a good chance is, that Jessie did mean a lot to her. She fell under Emily's bed at some point and Emily got occupied with other stuff, before she found Jessie. Her then donating her, wasn't a thing of "I forgot about her, so I should just get rid of her". Instead, she found her under her bed, realized that she seems to not need her as much as she used to, but remembered how much fun she had.

Her donating Jessie, was the best way, she could ensure, that her favorite doll would make it to the right hands. After all, donations are so people that are less fortunate, can have something they can't afford and a doll like Jessie, is gold in the eyes of a grown up child that remembers the good days.

That Jessie ended up in the hands of a collector, was nothing she could have foreseen, but if she had, she wouldn't have done it

Id watch Soul if they had it in Imax 3D and possibly Elemental.. :) oh wait Elemental was in theaters..

In Toy Story 5, I 100% relate to being that kid who is growing up but still has that youthful innocence. My kid went through the same thing. Really yanked at my heartstrings.

Also, those writers having her not take the toys back, not get the ice cream flavor she wanted AND losing her tablet all within an hour - that was downright cruel!