Possibly one of the most emotional animated scenes in cinema history. It really is so sad to see Jessie’s story!
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This is so sad…Although I prefer Toy Story 1 and 3, the second part had great moments.
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Yeah isn’t it just awful, makes you feel so sad.
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If you didn’t cry at this, you have no soul. Also proves how you don’t need dialogue to create great movie moments.
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