Toy Story 2 Part 2

In Toy Story 2 directed by John Lasseter, Lasseter uses different ways of communicating sound and animated images to achieve the coherent story that he developed in this movie. Since the movie is animated it relies heavily on dialogue of the characters to develop a story that can easily be followed.And example of this is that the toys only come to live when no humans around to see them interact. And the plot revolves around the way these toys interact with each other. For one, through dialogue the audience is able to dissect the underlying issue of Andy growing up, especially through Woody. As the film continues we see how Andy growing up effects the toys and how this one issue drives the plot. One instance, is when Woody finds out who he really is and is infatuated with this revelation. Because of this he is pressured into …show more content…
An example of this is in the scene where Jessie is explaining her past to Woody and how she was forgotten by her previous owner. In the background the audience hears the somber song, that intensifies her feelings towards being abandoned. And by showing this scene, the audience gets a clear look into Jessie’s previous life giving them context for her reasons of being afraid of going back into storage and darkness. This represents her distrustfulness and sadness that revolves around being abandoned. Even though, Woody could not hear the music, the main point of this scene is to display the real sadness that Jessie has gone through in her life as a toy and in a way convince Woody to say with her and keep her away from her fears. It also influences the audience that Woody should indeed chose to stay with Jessie. Especially since this scene is a turning point for the film. As the film continues music becomes a large part of developing the audience feelings toward the overall topic of growing and learning to treasure the time one does have with someone