First Time Watching Disney Pixar's *INSIDE OUT* Got Me Sobbing!

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Inside Out Movie Description:
Riley (Kaitlyn Dias) is a happy, hockey-loving 11-year-old Midwestern girl, but her world turns upside-down when she and her parents move to San Francisco. Riley's emotions -- led by Joy (Amy Poehler) -- try to guide her through this difficult, life-changing event. However, the stress of the move brings Sadness (Phyllis Smith) to the forefront. When Joy and Sadness are inadvertently swept into the far reaches of Riley's mind, the only emotions left in Headquarters are Anger, Fear and Disgust.
Inside Out is a 2015 American computer-animated film directed by Pete Docter, with a screenplay by Docter, Meg LeFauve and Josh Cooley, based on a story by Docter and Ronnie del Carmen. It stars the voices of Amy Poehler, Phyllis Smith, Richard Kind, Bill Hader, Lewis Black, Mindy Kaling, Kaitlyn Dias, Diane Lane, and Kyle MacLachlan. The film follows five personified emotions: Joy (Poehler), Sadness (Smith), Fear (Hader), Anger (Black), and Disgust (Kaling). Inside the mind, they lead a young girl named Riley (Dias) through life as she and her parents (Lane and MacLachlan) adjust to their new surroundings after moving from Minnesota to San Francisco.
Docter conceived Inside Out in late 2009 after noticing changes in his daughter's personality as she grew older, and it was subsequently green-lit. Based on Docter and del Carmen's remembrances, they adopted an idea involving emotions for the film. During production, the filmmakers consulted psychologists and neuroscientists in order to achieve greater accuracy in their portrayal of the mind. Development on Inside Out lasted for five and a half years, on an approximate $175 million budget, and the film faced production difficulties, including story changes.
Inside Out debuted out of competition at the 68th Cannes Film Festival on May 18, 2015, and was released in the United States on June 19. The film received positive reviews for its craftsmanship, screenplay, subject matter, plot, and vocal performances (particularly those of Poehler, Smith, Kind, and Black). Organizations like the National Board of Review and American Film Institute named it as one of the top 10 films of 2015. Inside Out earned $858.8 million worldwide, finishing its theatrical run as the seventh-highest-grossing film of 2015. The film was nominated for two awards at the 88th Academy Awards, winning Best Animated Feature, and received numerous accolades.
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[@HelloMellowXVI]

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[@legolassoslab5233]

Since know u react also to animate movies watch zootopia and sausage party those movies are hillarius

[@FannyTempest]

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[@zachgarrett7787]

The next disney Pixar movies you should watch are: Up, Coco, Brave, Finding Nemo, Finding Dory and The Incredibles 1 and 2.

[@taurussgoddess]

The reason sadness kept touching the core memories is because that's what Riley was feeling and Joy was literally forcing Riley to be happy when she wasn't. Sadness even said she herself didn't know why she was touching them. it's because that's the strongest emotion Riley was feeling but Sadness was masked behind Joy. When I first saw this I really wanted to square up with Joy😭😭😭

[@nyuszicsib]

Yeah, basically the whole movie is about that you CAN'T control your sadness, because it just happens. That's life.

[@taurussgoddess]

@@nyuszicsib exactly. I try to hold back my emotions sometimes and be positive but I've learned you HAVE to allow yourself to feel that anger or sadness in order to heal and it not weigh on you. You just can't allow those emotions to control your life because no matter what, things ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS get better

[@blenderbachcgi]

@@taurussgoddess Until they don't...

[@X_Juice_X]

I have to say, I always hold back my sadness and pretend it doesn’t exist, but I also don’t try to act happy either. I know it’s really unhealthy though.

[@whiterosebloodmoon4522]

Fuck y’all sadness can get push off a cliff

[@SirPaladin]

EVERYONE in the recording studio was in tears for Bing Bongs' final scene. including his actor...

[@captainsplifford]

Richard Kind is one of the best character actors in existence.

[@christi776]

That scene GOT me and STILL Gets me Everytime 💔

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

@@christi776 Same :( and I always break down when Riley does...

[@lgt_jne]

@@RedRoseSeptember22 we cry every time 😭

[@Thoxxxik]

If a scene is too much for even the Hulk being able to handle it, you know there is some seriously strong mojo in it. Well done Pixar!

[@xBloodxFangx]

This is a great movie that describes how depression works. Everything just shuts down and you lose all interests. Anger, fear and disgust become the only things you feel but its ok to ask for help and express your sadness.

[@HelloMellowXVI]

Wow that is amazing there

[@gabriellauria]

I couldn't agree more ♥️

[@damonkirk5035]

ya most people think depression is just bing realy saf but it's more like a lack of motivation and energy

[@jaxi9272]

@@damonkirk5035 yeah depression is not just sadness, a lot of people dont get that

[@nugget3878]

Even then anger , fear and disgust wasn't the things she was feeling, when the controls went grey that's because she lost all emotions in that moment , I love this movie so much

[@littlemissmonster6969]

Not so fun fact: Bing Bong’s voice break when he asks Joy to take Riley to the moon was real. His voice actor was in tears as he delivered his final line

[@maxenemayescalante6938]

Pgnlyno Aimlympynp😊😢

[@serial92989]

😭

[@christiejanvier8476]

Had me in tears too😭

[@gloriatrujillo722]

i like how joy is the lead emotion for riley but if you notice her moms lead emotion is sadness and her dads is anger. just shows how everyone can have a certain emotion at the forefront but all the emotions still matter and have to "work together" for a person to be functional.

[@TheSchaef47]

And the heightened similarity between the different emotion characters in the mom and dad suggest that the differences between them become less extreme, and the dominance of the one is not quite as significant because they interrelate more strongly.

[@JorgensZelda]

Someone on another video's comment section theorized that mom's sadness wasn't sadness, but empathy. I can't remember what dad was, but anger wasn't really anger, but determination or assertiveness or something. Like, the main umbrella emotion was sadness/anger, but the real emotional motivation was really one of the more subtle subsets. And that really made sense to me.

[@KyleEvra]

Riley was suppressing her inner Sadness for her family as to not burden them with her emotions. Joy is being the way she is because Riley wanted to appear happy while inside her Sadness wanted to let out.

[@itachileesan]

I gotta love that most people watching this immediately vilify sadness and praise joy. then we learned our lesson lol

[@memyselfandi7782]

I love how Sadness was COMPELLED to touch the memories and this whole thing started because joy tried to get rid of the sad core memory. An embarrassing core memory, but one nonetheless. I like how when anger gets angry, he punches fear out of the way. When we're mad we often say things we don't mean because we don't often think of the consequences of it in the moment. In a way fear is knocked out of our minds.

[@TheDoctor1715]

Also plays into the fact that you can't feel anger and fear at the same time. If you feel afraid and anger takes over at any time it FULLY punches out the fearful response. Flight turns into fight regardless of how scared you were.

[@dlweiss]

I love how this movie seems like just a fun creative romp, and then Bing Bong's story comes in like a DAGGER TO THE HEART. Also, I think the "big message" is that sadness is just as important and helpful as every other emotion - and sometimes it's what NEEDS to be felt, even if we don't want to. Sadness kept touching and changing all the memories because Riley *needed* to let herself feel sad and mourn all the things she lost when she moved to a new city. It was the movie's way to showing us that inner battle when someone keeps forcing themselves to act "happy" even when the situation doesn't call for it. Plus, it showed at the end the expressing sadness is how we let others know that we're in pain, and allows them to understand us and help us. And sadness is what lets us feel bad for other people in return.

[@TheSchaef47]

The best part is, if you go digging around the making of stuff, you learn that wasn't going to be the original thrust of the movie, but Pete Docter was not having success putting the film together until he started thinking about the role sadness plays in connecting with people and working through trauma, and when *he* made that discovery, it kind of worked its way into the movie where *Joy* (and later Riley) don't become whole again until they learn how to process sadness and integrate it into their experience.

[@HunterEQGtribute]

It didn’t help me and I continue to suffer.

[@LoreCatan]

@@HunterEQGtribute Depression and sadness aren't the same thing. You've probably watched sad movies or tv shows before and cried, and if you connected to the story you felt better afterwards, or understood. And I'm sure there's plenty of angsty media or songs that you willingly consume because you like them even when they make you feel sad. Depression is what makes you not enjoy anything, even when you are sad. It can feel like anger, disgust, fear, etc [like Riley felt when she had to move away] or it can feel empty and hopeless, but the important thing is that it goes away [and comes back as well, if you are clinically depressed]. The important part is to ask for help, and take care of yourself. Therapy and medication are not for everyone, they weren't for me, but it's worth trying to figure it out at least once if you feel the need. What worked for me was a support system, friends and family, and coping mechanisms that included healthy hobbies. Taking care of yourself is a difficult journey, it can seem daunting at first, but when it finally starts paying off you'll look back and be so proud of the person you are becoming, and all that it took to get there.

[@HunterEQGtribute]

@@LoreCatan but they are similar.

[@LoreCatan]

@@HunterEQGtribute They can be, but they are vastly different.

[@scottayers7779]

I had an ex girlfriend who was one of those ‘everyone should be happy all the time’ people. I tried to tell her that without sadness or anger or fear, you would never know when you are happy. There is nothing to compare too. All emotions are healthy when working together. Her response was ‘no, there’s happy and happier!’ I sometimes wonder what she thought if she ever watched this movie.

[@spiritualelement757]

Oi I can never understand how people can just view the world like that. Such low emotional intelligence

[@trini2DBone134]

@@spiritualelement757 fr like if someone died do they not cry??

[@Yoriichi_Sengoku]

maybe her sadness got thrown out the HQ

[@StinsonSwarley]

Maybe that was her coping mechanism

[@El1society]

toxic positivity is draining

[@nehankhan1584]

Sadness was supposed to take control. It’s healthy to feel sad about moving away. If she didn’t feel sad and always forced her self to be happy, that becomes toxic positivity. And ultimately that would’ve resulted in her being numb and not being able to decipher her feelings. Memories become sad doesn’t mean they’re bad. You look back at them with fondness and maybe a bit of sadness because they’re just memories now Her happy memories became nostalgic and bitter sweet because she wouldn’t be able to live through that again. She’s in a new place and scared. And as an 11 year old having her life uprooted, she can’t have everything together. Also did you notice how sadness was the head of the console in Mom? It could present either depression or Compassion and loving And in Dad’s, it was anger. It could either be anger management issues or discipline. I love how this movie deciphers feelings. It’s not just happy, sad, anger or fear. They’re all interlinked and it’s never black and white. Gray areas exist as well. Thank you for reacting to this movie ✨

[@Lannisen]

I wondered too if sadness for mom and anger for dad were their first emotions as babies?

[@nehankhan1584]

@@Lannisen don’t think that’s how it works? It’s the emotions the people associate with the most. Joy was for Riley for the longest time because she had a very uncomplicated and normal life with a positive attitude. But when trouble came the healthy thing is to feel sad. Sadness probably wouldn’t have gotten to that extent of heading the console for Riley of joy had just let sadness take control from the very start when they were moving. So for now Riley doesn’t have a head of the console. She’s just figuring out how emotions work As adults though like for the mom and dad, we already have an emotion we think with if that makes sense? If it’s compassion, it’s most likely sadness. If it’s caution, fear. Discipline and strength is anger. And positivity could be joy. Just my own personal theory

[@mellysomething6296]

This movie never fails to get me emotional. “Take her to the moon for me, okay.”My heart is in pieces on the floor.

[@adiarainfoster]

Sadness was touching everything because something was wrong. she really couldn't help it. Sadness needs to be expressed. Trying to stay happy when you aren't will only hurt more in the end. This is probably my favorite Pixar film. They did such a fantastic job with this and you'd be surprised at how accurate things are from a psychology standpoint. :)

[@TheSchaef47]

33:53 it's not that sadness overpowers other emotions generally, but in this specific case where she's trying to come to grips with a big loss, memories that were happy become sad (bittersweet) because now they're associated with that loss. What I like in particular about this metaphor is that her formed memories at the end of the movie are colored with different layers of emotions: it can be both happy and sad, or both afraid and disgusted.

[@thefreerocketman5777]

Man fr to me "take her to the moon for me" is one of the most chilling lines in cinema, this movie takes me places

[@ichmeiner4531]

It's totally up there with "Always" and "You bow to no one" when it comes to pulling your heartstrings.

[@thefreerocketman5777]

@@ichmeiner4531 totally agree

[@sombersojourner5825]

Joy and Sadness are her oldest emotion. Joy's domineering attitude kept her from developing emotionally. Sadness was needed as much as Joy. I loved the gum jingle that kept popping up at random times and bingbong's song.

[@philiphamel8504]

I really like that Sadness is just the "immature" form of empathy and sympathy.

[@ZuzkaButterfly]

Nostalgy is a kind od sadness. So when Riley misses home all those happy memories shall become blue because when you think about something you miss you feel sadness or nostalgy. That is why sadness had that impulse to touch them all.

[@JemJam2976]

Riley is on the verge of puberty, her emotions are going to be everywhere. As for sadness....well....we all go through it. The rest aren't core memories, so much as just memories.

[@elisadaygrey]

Without sadness there would be no joy and with joy comes sadness. Everything ends and changes. You love and lose. Emotions are crazy and this movie is great. Sadness is my favorite 💙

[@TheHatGuy1500]

Anger is my favorite ❤️

[@semperpieeatordie6990]

This movie hit hard because it best showed how I felt when I first got discharged from the marine corps. I had my depression somewhat under control prior to it but the moment I got home it all came crashing down and was WAY worse. I wanted the blackness to swallow me up. But family really did help bring the light back in

[@Izzyneedscoffee]

I got out of the Navy last year and have been struggling too. Family is the only thing that makes me smile

[@semperpieeatordie6990]

@@Izzyneedscoffee stay strong it's hard but life is always worth living. Take one day at a time. And what helps me is watching sunrises or just enjoying nature. Semper fi. And thank you for your service

[@NintendoCapriSun]

I can definitely relate to the moving thing, having to start all over again. The editing on this is god tier by the way!

[@PixelatedH2O]

I can understand it too, though my biggest move I made was in my early 20s. I felt almost entirely lost for a while. Now it's been 18 years and I've gone back to where I used to live a couple times and it just feels so weird.

[@punklover99]

Love your work dude

[@gabriellauria]

The main message of the movie is that it is ok to be sad , living with major depression I definitely can relate to this movie , thank you for reacting to this movie ♥️

[@ShivShrike]

Sadness is an important emotional response, it lets people know we need help, and comfort. It gives us a moment to think and reflect, and one can find joy in the sad moments

[@snorpenbass4196]

I love that the movie doesn't pull punches - the parents literally don't see their daughter is miserable because they refuse to admit their choice might be terrifying for a kid. They keep pushing her to be happy about leaving behind everything she's ever experienced - they're adults, they've moved, they've felt, they've grieved, but they've forgotten how harsh it can be when you haven't done all that. Riley doesn't have the frame of reference to move on - which is portrayed in the Emotions being panicky and confused and messing things up. But above all, I think it's good that it shows that no, sometimes people miss that loved ones are hurting because they don't want to see it. It took my parents twenty years to realize my brother suffers chronic depression, which explains all their quarrels and arguments. But in hindsight, all the signs have been there all along.

[@DoranGale]

Since you recently watched WV, a little note about those memories turning sad: “What is grief, if not love persevering?” V

[@taurussgoddess]

This movie had me sobbing. As a child I always said I was born depressed. And in 8th grade I tried to kill myself. Depression is real and usually no one knows how bad it is BECAUSE of putting on that "Joy mask". I had to break down and hit rock bottom so I could find the pieces to build myself back up even stronger. I love this movie

[@user-rw2ty7lw8o]

I’m so sorry you went through that

[@vertoatrum]

34:15 I like how you didn't know why you felt sad but Sadness didn't know why she felt that way either. Sometimes sadness can be manifestations of your true feeling

[@KammyWalks]

Yo! Imagine me watching this on a flight and trying hard not to ugly cry! The man next to me, poor thing, was so concerned when I started crying when, well we all know! Eventually he watched the movie as well 😅

[@adamsgrad93]

I lose my shit at the end when Riley finally lets it all out. I'm so glad you liked this movie! Sometimes you just need to cry and that's so good that they showed it.

[@bobbybobbatunday9959]

This movie gave me the kick in the pants I needed to process through things and get back on my feet. I left a career due to health problems and recovery was slow. While sitting on The couch moping I came across this and it changed my perspective on my condition and how I should be approaching it.

[@gonzo6489]

"Take her to the moon for me, okay?" OMFG Rips my heart out every time. The Ron Swanson edit was perfect lmao

[@changingmind3248]

Sadness isn't the only emotion that can retrospectively change a memory - imagine being betrayed by someone you thought was a friend, anger could change a memory you thought was happy when you realize the interacction wasn't genuine. Or you had a crush but find out they are a horrible person, you might look a memories of that person differently... Lots of possibilities. Even previously negative memories could become touched by happiness!

[@sierrasasmartass7755]

The scene where they're all hugging each other and Riley gives that shaky sigh hits me everytime because it's something I have experience with when I opened up to my family about my mental health. This whole movie is truly a piece of art.

[@walkofnails2923]

I love how towards the end at 34.57 you see the memory orbs are multi-colored. Every core memory is tinged with a range of emotion...

[@thebookgeek87]

I know I feel sad when I think of my childhood & not in a bad way... for the most part. That nostalgia gets to you. Joy was a control freak. All the emotions matter. They're all meant to be felt.

[@JohnSmith-wh2ob]

The way you kept wanting to square up with sadness was hilarious but ofc you realized in the end just how important that emotion was for Riley it was a beautiful scene

[@biguy617]

The main message is that sadness is just as necessary as Joy. Sometimes to feel happy you have to feel sad

[@karlajaeger2082]

The main message? It's healthy and normal to have contradictory feelings about memories. I remember playing with my parents' dog, it makes me happy bc he loved play. I also feel sad bc he's dead now. Joy and sadness mixed some memories to be bittersweet. That's life.

[@user-dr3de8qq8x]

It's simple, man, Sadness has such power over memories because memories tend to get nostalgic. We remember how good we were with a little sadness, so the ability of Sadness is logical and understandable

[@kaylons]

re 29:33 - Joy goes through all five emotions in the movie. She expresses joy (duh), but also anger, fear, disgust, and then sadness.

[@Deniolia]

i really interpreted sadness' overpowering the memories as just a natural thing. once an emotion has been held back from the controls enough, it starts to spread involuntarily

[@mevb]

Not only does Joy feel sad towards the end of act 2, but she goes through the other three (four if you count her basic emotion, happiness): Anger when she scolds Sadness, though she doesn't glare at her. Fear several times, including when she sees Jangles. And finally, Disgust, when she first sees The Imaginary Boyfriend.

[@taemingguk]

You can’t experience true joy without experiencing sadness. Notice how Joy’s hair is blue to represent sadness? They go hand in hand. Riley becoming more emotional mature obviously happens with her growing up, which is how she comes to realizes memories aren’t just one thing/emotion. There’s room for more. It’s the same way her parents and adults emotions are all seated as you pointed out and they’re switchboard is much more expanded. It’s a really cool and subtle way and I think they do it perfectly.

[@annaschwirian7548]

The main message of this movie is two parts 1- Moving and big life choices can cause memories that used to fill us with joy to feel sad. 2- emotions intensify as children grown up.

[@jaspr1999]

The message I got is that being strong for your family doesn't mean putting on a fake smile and crushing what you're really feeling as deep down as possible. That can and does lead to some pretty bad depression. What can start as being repressed sadness can pile up until we no longer know why we're just dead inside... Our consoles are inconsolable and go dark. Riley was very much in danger of this had she not had such loving and caring parents. She had the strength to get off the bus. Riley would have kept going had she not felt the freedom to cry on their shoulders when she got home. Thank you for reacting to this movie. This one is one of the most relatable movies I've ever seen.

[@Rhodair]

It's so excellent the emotional complexity this film puts on display, especially at the end where memories are combination swirls. I think Inside Out is also one of the best films to show toxic positivity. As much as the world loves a person like Joy, optimism can also be taken to delusional lengths.

[@buelabuela6108]

This movie hit me so hard, I was sobbing like a fool during 85% percent of it, but so were my husband and my daughter so it's okay. We moved across the country a while ago, our daughter was 6 at the time but she still had solid friendships that she lost as well as no longer having her grandparents one town over. We are 1000 miles away from everyone we knew. Some memories we don't even bring up all that often because they make us sad. Some old pictures just bring tears. But it's two years later, and we just got home after her school's field day, where she did every event with her two best friends who call her their sister. We live at the end of a dead end street where all the neighborhood kids run around and have Nerf wars and water balloon fights on the regular, whereas our old area was...kinda unsafe. And next week, her grandparents are coming out to visit and to celebrate our younger daughter's first birthday. Lives are always changing and reshaping but we are still us and we always will be.

[@biglou9850]

This has been my favorite movie! I feel like it is a movie that A LOT of people can relate to, whether it is people who moved during their childhood or anyone who has suffered from depression. It does such a great job at showing how quickly depression can come up and you are left unable to feel any emotions. Was super happy to see you react to this one! Thank you!!!!

[@nickflix8657]

Loved your reaction Mel!! So excited for you to get into more animated movies!

[@joshgellis3292]

I seriously WISH PIXAR could could do two or THREE MORE OF THESE! Riley's obviously the kind of girl you wish you knew back when you were her age. ...to see more movies of these with her navigating most the TEEN YEARS would be really interesting! 🧐👍💨🛫

[@oncerand_directioner]

Well Disney just announced that a sequel to Inside Out is in production that will have Riley has a teenager. I have a feeling it will be amazing but am also worried it will receive big unnecessary backlash like Turning Red did just because *gasp* Pixar showed the accuracy of teenage girls growing up and I have no doubt they'll show that accuracy in the sequel as well

[@EssEll9791]

Much Love! To all the people in the comments for sharing their personal stories and wisdom! So much to unpack in this thought provoking, very intelligent film! I'm glad kids have a chance to learn a truth that took me most of my life to learn.

[@nononame1342]

You can stop seeing by closing your eyes, you can stop hearing by blocking your ears, but you can't stop your heart from feeling emotions.

[@curioppyty]

inside out's emotional scenes are so effective I was sobbing just watching this reaction lmao it's ridiculous how much it gets to me. it's so fun to see how everyone starts the movie by being annoyed at sadness and siding with joy and ends up understanding how important the whole spectrum of emotions is bc it really shows that internalized idea we have that sadness = bad, happiness = good, that leads to toxic positivity. a very necessary movie id say, and it breaks down topics like depression in such easy to comprehend terms that'll surely help young ppl understand their own emotions better.

[@zacklimmerman5797]

I come from a family of mental health workers and therapists and we love this movie, it is an amazingly executed production.

[@fatkart7641]

Joy and Anger are the only decision makers. The other emotions act more as judges. When Fear, Sadness or Disgust take the elm, it's usually to prevent something rather that doing something. Unless it comes to extremes (e.g. Fight or Flight response, Crying/Depression/Suicide or Vomiting/Frigidity). So it makes a lot of sense that Anger is in control when Joy is not around. Only Anger can make things change, for the better or worse.

[@ShyOne1995]

This movie hit me really hard when I first saw it and to be honest it still does…. Due to abuse I was emotionally stunted and I think this movie does a good job of showing how important it is to let it out sometimes, I can’t tell you how good it felt to cry after years of feeling nothing. I honestly feel like movies like this are extremely important and I applaud Pixar for this masterpiece.

[@ashleymontague81]

I’m loving the little clips you put in this one 🤣🤣🤣🤣 they all fit perfect

[@ashleymontague81]

Answering the question about moving as a kid: When I was 12 I had to move from Cleveland OH to Virginia and left my sister and best friend I was devastated. After I grew up a little I realized it was probably for the best in the long run. ❤️

[@cyndi486]

33:53 you can’t have one opposite with the other. Riley was going through a big change and being sad and crying helps to get those emotions out. Being happy is important but if you need to cry, just do it and be understanding. It’s not worth it to feel only happy and suppress the other emotions and that’s the moral joy learned

[@hotshot104]

Sadness is touching the memories that should have been hers. The sadness of the moment lead to the joy like with her being sad so her parents and team came to cheer her up. That memory would never happen without her needed her family and friends to help her feel better.

[@gonzalezchild0482]

28:54 I can relate because my parents were in the military. The only time i was upset about moving was when my dad got a job in the US(we were stationed in Germany and I was born there, it’s basically where I spent most of my childhood up until the end of 6th grade) the other times we’ve moved it surprisingly didn’t phase me, even when I had to evacuate a country, I just went with it. My family is moving again bc my parents have better job opportunities. I was kinda sad at first but now I’m excited for it. But my siblings were upset about the move. My siblings are the about the same age I was when I had to move as a kid. I just hope they can adjust and try to make the best of it.

[@cbinette100]

A lot of people pointed out the parts about sadness and joy. What really stood out for me, especially being a parent of a daughter around this age, is all of the conflicting emotions children have. Not even just conflicting but confusing. They don't know how to handle complex emotional states and this depicts that idea perfectly. Kids really need to feel and express every emotion in order to learn how to grow into themselves. It really is one of the best animated movies ever

[@johansmallberries9874]

This movie hit me out of nowhere too, 3rd act really sticks the landing. Not some big epic stakes of saving a kingdom or becoming a Disney princess, just the emotional well being of a young girl. Also, really good illustration why suppressing memories and emotions can be damaging. Feel your feels.

[@BobCtabtree-pl6xq]

If Disney had any creative input in this film at all,Riley probably would be princess of the Kingdom of San Francisco belting out showtunes from the top of the Golden Gate Bridge.

[@TheSchaef47]

This is a beautiful movie, and a wonderful simplification of how the brain processes emotions and how they (literally) color our memories

[@Kyller9-2]

Only Pixar would ask the question "what if feelings had feelings?"

[@Gnomojo]

Anytime I see a reactor doing a Pixar movie is an immediate thumbs up for me.

[@thechad4485]

I WEEP watching this movie. Full on waterworks. I ran away from home as a kid because I didn’t know how to express my sadness about things going on in my life, and my parents really came through on helping me grow and learn about healthy emotional expression. (Even though life still had major lows waiting for me down the road that I could not handle, but such is life.) Absolutely love this movie.

[@jasonthompson1604]

Love the exploration of emotions and how they are all necessary for mental heath. Every little action the emotions have explains our own actions. anger and fear leading to bad decisions and at 33:07, when aimed at used properly anger is a powerful tool

[@lucinfernos]

"how does it look crooked, it's a freaking sphere!" LMFAOOO

[@adork2dacore]

I moved to the US when I was 8yrs old. I didn't know English besides the basic greeting words. I moved to 6 schools in 2yrs. I would cry the 1st day of class and I was so shy!! My first best friend was this black girl who just waved at me across the cafeteria table (I was so scared cuz she was with a group of other girls). I didn't speak English and she would just use her body language to play with me at recess. I wish I remembered her name. I sometimes think of that little girl and wish more kids were like her. She was a key factor in my young life. Without her, I would have sat alone in the cafeteria with no friends. I know this is long sorry.

[@RRGames09]

This movie has to be one of the most hidden gems in film. The messages it has woth masking sadness with joy and trying to stay happy even when you arent is just so relatable and amazing to see on the screen.

[@gmchris3752]

Something I love about this movie is how the credits thank a few neurological institutes. It has been repeatedly cited as the most accurate/up-to-date depictions of real human cognition in media.

[@brandiarmstrong2902]

Riley is still only 11. Puberty happens a little closer to the teen years for most girls. But mine started when I was ten, so she could be a normal girl, or even a late bloomer. Mine happened super-early, but a lot of factors are taken into account for that's part of life. Even something as simple as being overweight early on can jumpstart it. (For the record, I have been heavy practically my whole life.)

[@jessicawilson1751]

This movie had me in tears when I saw it in theaters. I could also relate to San Francisco ruining pizza since I grew up in Chicago and now live in the SF Bay Area and there are SO many weird toppings I've seen on pizza out here, like broccoli and artichoke. I often quote the line "Congratulations, you ruined pizza" whenever I see weird topping combos at pizza places out here.

[@jarofdirt4747]

As someone who has moved a lot, the fact that the happy memories turned sad made a lot of sense to me. It's because you know you can't go back to those places or those people in the same way again. You know that those days are over. This movie made me cry and I related to it so much.

[@Minuet888]

Me: well I’m the hospital in the ICU physically in pain and mentally exhausted what should I do now: Also me: sure let’s watch a reaction to Inside Out.

[@HelloMellowXVI]

Be safe and get well soon

[@marlastrongbow]

Great vid, man! The editing with you being in Riley’s head with them is so funny

[@stephenlackey5852]

All of Riley‘s memories from when she was very young in the montage that made her cry… Those happy memories are touched with sadness because they are part of a life that she can’t relive… the age, the situations, the locations… they’re all gone but to memories.

[@th3bff]

This is one of my favorite Pixar movies. I didn’t even think of that what you said about the parents having their emotions more in tune, that makes so much sense never catch that. Also what you said about letting out your emotions was real is something I’m also working on. It’s really hard to do so specially if you didn’t have anyone to talk to about touchy subjects in your life. But life is a journey and gotta enjoy the ups and downs. Great reaction man!

[@jarnodatema]

Fun fact: Bing Bong’s voice actor was crying when he said his final line

[@TheBaddestBihh]

“How does it look crooked, it’s a sphere” I CACKLED 😆😆😆

[@brianne8258]

Therapists actually use this movie to help learn about their emotions now. It is a great tool.

[@Bonbonbon739]

I just started watching the office and when Phyllis said a sentence about Stanley’s mustache I was like “ she sounded like sadness from inside out” so I looked it up and that blew my mind

[@Gnomojo]

Nick Offerman cut cured my depression. I laughed so hard.

[@charlottediedrick6952]

just wanted to answer your question why would anyone want to change the color of the memory. i think that sadness doesn’t really want to change the memory, but she’s almost compelled to. these former happy memories aren’t happy anymore, because they were made in a place and with people and in situations that she won’t ever experience the same way again. before she moved, looking back on those memories would have made her feel happy, but now it makes her feel sad, or at best maybe bittersweet. and because she is so young and all of her life was centered around the same people, locations, and events, the sudden shock of her life being uprooted sent her into a depression. this is just what i took from it. thanks for the reaction, i loved it!

[@ProcrasTina]

My favorite part, of your reactions, is when you edit yourself in. I never see it coming 😂😂😂

[@ascent8487]

Sadness knows the way back to headquarters because at the moment, acknowledging and working through her depression will be the most productive action for Riley to take. It’s her way back.

[@reecevanwyk2579]

Your reaction to the movie is almost exactly how I reacted the first time I watched it😂 I also didn't like sadness, she just felt like a drag😂😂

[@RRGames09]

The deeper meaning of sadness and it being overpowering is the fact that it's the most powerful emotion. It's easy to feel joy and fake joy. But it's hard to feel sadness and let yourself feel it. The point of this film is showing Riley was depressed but she was trying to hold herself together. Ie joy being super controlling over what happened in her head. And sadness kept touching things bc Riley NEEDED to let out her feelings but she couldn't bc she was trying to stay happy.

[@skyshroudsylvan6022]

I watched this movie with my wife. Many tissues were used. It's good to cry and feel emotion. Thank you for showing your emotions.

[@meba444]

As someone who was forced to not only move countries but move continents when I was 17, I feel this movie to my core. I was very depressed for YEARS. This movie is such a good representation of depression and how it’s not “just feeling sad” but not feeling anything. And when you do, it’s fear, anger, disgust and sadness

[@bleepgloop]

I never understood why simply being so sad would let you lose so much long term memories when I watched this film for the first time in theaters. But then I got major depression stemed from a traumatic experience and now can't recall things or even retain memories as easy as before. The accuracy of this film is INSANE.

[@dreamerer09]

This movie is brilliant actually, demonstrating emotions and feelings perfectly. 1. Riley has a really good childhood and almost all her memory has been positive. Everyone seemed to consider sadness as redundant and didnt want her to ever touch the control. Thats probably why she craves to touch it so much. 2. Sadness made a sad core memory for the first time is crucial because Riley had moved to another state, which means all the good memories were in the past now and you should first feel sad that it may not be there anymore. 3. The emotion in most charge of the mother's mind is Sadness (sympathy, gentle) and the one in most charge of the father's is Anger (getting angry at the dinner table). That somewhat tells their main characteristics and their behaviors. 4. Anger is the one came up with the idea returning to Minnesota -> Not all decisions made when you are mad are good ones, because at that time you might not be calm enough to reason. 5. Riley made that decision out of anger and stole her mom's purse -> anger blocked her train of thoughts and that was why the train trails were broken 6. Joy was the one who found a way to get out of the dump after she had been crying because in negative situations, positiveness are usually the way out of darkness (of course after letting out all your negative emotions). If you are always burried in sadness about a situation, you cant think of any way to get out of it (like Sadness was just crying when joy fell to the dump) 7. Sadness are able to transform any memory to sad ones (and maybe no other emotions can) because you literally can feel sadness out of anything and anywhere (but the memory can be reversed so its still fine). Like sometimes even when you watch a fun movies, you may feel sad because you cannot share it with your friends now because you two are apart (just an example) 8. The mom and dad's emotions are all sittting in chairs because thay are settled, unlike Riley's, which are immature and dont know their places (because Riley still dont khow what to do with her feelings)

[@MilkScrew]

I just realized that Joy is repressing Sadness and that's making her "come out" at bad/inconvenient times!

[@no_shoes6706]

Editing for this one was great man, always love your reactions

[@ajandrianjafymusic]

The deeper meaning of sadness and how she overpowers all the others, in my opinion at least is ‘pain demands to be felt’

[@terastadtmiller]

I just found your channel and I've been binging your videos. You've been my favorite reaction channel I've found so far. I also love seeing a grown man being able to cry and be emotionally vulnerable on camera. Great video ❤

[@serenitytoepper]

Zanna, also known as Imaginary Friends, are a type of creature that act as guides and guardian angels to children in need of them. They do so under the guise of being a child's imaginary friend for as long as the child needs them, but once the child no longer needs them, the Zanna leaves and moves on to another child.

[@lydjaandle5406]

I absolutely love your videos and you as a person its so nice seeing your personality and emotions shine through

[@tino2valentino]

My understanding of sadness at the end is that she represents the yearning for love. That way, she reminds Rielly that the love from family and others is what brings joy... but first and most important, self-love. It would be interesting if a character of love came before Joy or right after Sadness controls the control board....and in the next movie "UPSIDE DOWN" is when love(Rielly) learns lessons through puberty about love itself and how to share and protect it and new characters come into the picture.... okay maybe a bit too far now.

[@tino2valentino]

3rd Movie.... "Wrong Way Round"