This is a great movie that was actually made for kids and not Kids/parents like nearly every modern kids movie. My 2 and 6 year old want to watch it over and over. It's nostalgic watching a kids movie where the target audience isn't a 35 year old. They did a beautiful job making a kids movie that felt like a 1995 camp movie I grew up with. I seen it twice and I enjoyed it without any innuendoes or pop culture references slipped in there for parents. It's a pretty chilled out movie, Woody isn't tasked with saving the world, just a classic camp movie scenarios with normal "baddies". The games the camp kids setup and play memorized my kids and reminds me of Heavyweights or Ernst goes to camp. For sure, most adults wouldn't like this as much as Monster Inc. Or Cars, but to my kids is just as good, if not better because they find the camp, games, and kids working together fascinating. All in all, its nice to put something on were my kids are the target demographic and I dont need to explain all the 4th wall breaks, innuendos, and pop culture references.
