Toy Story 3

Andy:
[sees Woody in pile of toys he will give away to Bonnie] Now Woody... he's been my pal as long as I can remember. He's brave, like a cowboy should be, and kind and smart. But the thing that makes Woody special is that he'll never give up on you. Ever. He'll be there for you, no matter what. You think you can take care of him for me? [Bonnie nods] Okay. [gives Woody to Bonnie, who smiles and hugs Woody]

Woody:
You got a date with justice, One Eyed Bart

Potato Head:
Too bad, sheriff. I'm a married man.

Woody:
[gasps and sees Mrs. Potato Head aka One Eyed Betty] One Eyed Betty?

Mrs. Potato Head:
Hyah! HA! [starts swinging her purse at Woody]

Woody:
[starts backing up to the end of the train then almost falls] Whoa!

Mrs. Potato Head:
HYAH! [knocks Woody off]

Woody:
[screams]

Mr. Potato Head:
[laughs evilly then frowns]

Jessie:
[riding Bullseye with Woody] I think you dropped something, mister!

Mr. Potato Head:
Jessie?!

Woody:
Give it up, Bart! You've reached the end of the line!

Potato Head:
I've always wanted to go out with a bang! [holds a switch to arm a bomb on the tracks]

Jessie:
Oh no!

Woody:
The orphans!

Potato Head:
Hate to leave early but our ride is here. (3 aliens drive a car) It's me or the kiddies Sheriff take your pick

Woody:
Ride like the wind Bullseye!

[The toys are on their way to Sunnyside Daycare; Woody tries to convince them to return with him to Andy's]

Woody:
Okay, guys. We gotta get out of here, and we gotta do it fast. We'll wait in the vinyl seats until we get back home.

Mr. Potato Head:
Get it through your vinyl noggin, Woody! Andy doesn't want us anymore.

Woody:
He was putting you IN THE ATTIC!!!!!

Jessie:
He left us on the curb!

Buzz:
All right, calm down! Both of you!

Woody:
Okay. Fine. Fine. Just wait'll you see what daycare's like.

Rex:
Why? What's it like?

Woody:
Day care is a sad, lonely place for washed up old toys who have no owners.

[Barbie turns away and wails again]

Hamm:
Quite the charmer, aren't ya?

Woody:
Oh, you'll see. As soon as we get to day care, you'll be beggin' to go home!

[Lotso's gang hangs out inside a vending machine]

Ken:
Hey, what do you guys think of the new recruits? Any keepers?

Stretch:
Oh, please. Landfill? [laughs]

Ken:
Cowgirl? Dinosaur?

Twitch:
Toddler fodder.

Ken:
What about that space guy? He could be useful.

Chunk:
He ain't the sharpest knife in the place where they keep the knives.

Sparks:
Neither are you, Chunk. [they all laugh again]

Twitch:
You got a little keeper yourself, didn't ya, Ken?

Ken:
Hey, lay off, Twitch. Barbie's different.

Stretch:
Aww, Mr. Softy over here.

Chunk:
What do you expect from a girl's toy?

Ken:
I'm not a girl's toy! I'm not! Why do you guys keep saying that?

Twitch:
Ah, all them toys are disposable. We'll be lucky if they last us a week.

[Buzz tries to sneak out but he got caught by Big Baby]

Ken:
Well well looky who we have here. Take him to the library!

[Chuckles explains his story about Lotso to Woody]

Chuckles:
Yeah, I knew Lotso. He was a good toy, a friend. Me and him, we had the same kid: Daisy. I was there when Lotso got unwrapped. Daisy loved us all. But Lotso was special. They did everything together. You've never seen a kid and a toy more in love. One day we took a drive. Hit a rest stop. Had a little playtime. After lunch, Daisy fell asleep. She never came back. Lotso wouldn't give up. It took forever but we finally made it back to Daisy's. But by then, it was too late. Something changed that day inside Lotso. Something snapped. [remembers flashback]

Lotso:
She replaced us. Come on!

Chuckles:
No. She only replaced you!

Lotso:
[turns to Chuckles threateningly] She replaced ALL of us! Didn't she?! [grabs Big Baby as he cries and tries to get to the window] She don't love you no more! [rips off Big Baby's name tag and throws it] Now, COME ON!

Chuckles:
[narrates] We were lost. Cast off, unloved, unwanted. Then we found Sunnyside. But Lotso wasn't my friend anymore. [back to the present] He wasn't anyone's friend. He took over Sunnyside and rigged the whole system.

Woody:
So how'd you get out?

Chuckles:
I got broke. Bonnie found me, and took me home. Other toys weren't so lucky. It ain't right what Lotso done. New toys, they don't stand a chance.

[the Chatter Telephone rings; Woody picks up his receiver]

Woody:
Hello?

Chatter Telephone:
You shouldn't have come back, cowboy. They've cracked down hard since you left - more guards, more patrols... You and your friends ain't ever gettin' out of here now.

Woody:
I made it out once.

Telephone:
You got lucky once. Want my advice? Keep your heads down. You'll survive.

Woody:
Yeah, for how long?

Telephone:
I've been here years; they'll never break me. There's only one way toys leave this place. [Both see the janitor dropping a broken toy train down the trash chute] Poor fella. Trash truck comes at dawn, then it's off to the dump.

Woody:
Look, I appreciate your concern, old-timer, but we have a kid waiting for us. Now we're leaving. If you'd help us, one toy to another, I'd sure be grateful.

Telephone:
[sighs] Well... if you're gonna get out, first things you're gonna get through is the doors. Locked every night, inside and out, keys are left on a hook in the office.

Woody:
Got it. What else?

Telephone:
Lotso has trucks patrolling all night long. Hallway, lobby, playground...

Woody:
Yeah, yeah, yeah, but what about the wall?

Telephone:
Eight feet high, cinder block - no way through it. You go over, or under.

Woody:
That's it? It doesn't seem so bad.

Telephone:
It's not. Your real problem's the Monkey. The Monkey's the eye in the sky. He sees everything... classrooms, hallways, even the playground. You can unlock doors, sneak past guards, climb the wall - but if you don't take out that Monkey, you ain't goin' nowhere. You wanna get outta here? GET RID OF THAT MONKEY!

[Lotso and his gang are about to push Woody and his friends into the dumpster; all the while the garbage truck is halfway there]

Lotso:
I didn't throw you away. Your kid did. Ain't one kid ever loved a toy, really. Chew on that when you're at the dump. [turns away and starts to walk off]

Woody:
Wait! What about Daisy?

Lotso:
[stops with an angry look behind] I don't know what you're talkin' about.

Woody:
Daisy? You used to do everything with her?

Lotso:
Yeah. Then she threw us out.

Woody:
No, she lost you!

Lotso:
She replaced us!

Woody:
She replaced you! And if you couldn't have her, then no one could! You lied to Big Baby, and you've been lyin' ever since! [holds up Big Baby's "Daisy" nametag]

Lotso:
[sees the nametag and is stunned with anger] Where'd you get that?

Woody:
She loved you, Lotso.

Lotso:
She never loved me!

Woody:
As much as any kid ever loved a toy. [tosses the tag across the dumpster; Big Baby picks it up]

Big Baby:
Mama...

Lotso:
[snatches the tag] What?! You want your mommy back? She never loved you! Don't be such a baby! [crushes it with his cane] Push 'em in! All of 'em! [Stretch hesitantly starts to push Woody and his friends in the dumpster] This is what happens when you dummies try to think! We're all just trash, waitin' to be thrown away! That's all a toy is. [Big Baby suddenly lifts him up; his cane drops out of his paws] Hey! Stop it! Put me down you idiot! [Big Baby throws him into the dumpster] No! Wait a minute! Big Baby, wait! [Big Baby slams the lid]

Rex:
He's gone!

Mr. Potato Head:
Holy cow!

[Lotso reaches the Emergency stop button, looks menacingly at Woody and the other toys.]

Woody:
Push it! JUST PUSH IT!

Buzz:
Push it!

Lotso:
Where's your kid now, Sheriff?

[He turns and runs.]

Woody:
No! NO!

Buzz:
Lotso!

[They all get pushed off the conveyor belt and fall towards the incinerator.]

Woody:
NOOOOO!!!