First Time Watching " Inside Out " Most Relatable Disney Movie

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[@IAmSeanThompson]

Probably the saddest disney movie i've watched Full Uncut Commentary for this movie and other tv shows and movies is available on : www.patreon.com/SeanThompson

[@Evieteresa]

I hope you watched the end credits as well!

[@BrianZatzke]

Out of a lot of Inside Out reactions I’ve seen. You’re the first one not to be annoyed by sadness and get right away her importance and why she’s compulsively touching the memories. Great reaction. This movie made me cry my eyes out lol.

[@lisacopeland6872]

So true! I immediately exit a reaction when they start hating sadness (it's one thing to not understand what the theme of the movie is and get frustrated with her in the beginning but its another to be full on hating and be immature in your reaction). I can't believe how many reactors even after the movie dont get the message so this video immediately became my fav reaction

[@BrianZatzke]

@@lisacopeland6872 For me It’s mostly the “oh come on sadness! Why?!” But at least they eventually see why. Never seen anyone hate. Sorry that must suck to see.

[@SeyaDiakite7]

Me too. It’s sooo annoying when they hate on sadness without understanding how important it is. You’re obviously not gonna let joy in control of the panel if a close one would die.

[@AnaCarolina-bd8fp]

"without sadness you'll never know you need help" i got chills you understood the whole movie under 7 minutes it's crazy haha to me inside out is a masterpiece, such a well written movie

[@Lannisen]

There's a fan theory that for mom Sadness is the leader because it has matured into Empathy, and for dad it's Anger because it has matured into Determination.

[@rafaelmatos5851]

Mom's Sadness is the leader because she is compassive and empathic. She was the one to sense something was wrong with Riley. Meanwhile, Dad's Anger is the leader so he can be firm and strict. But just because one emotion is the leader, it doesn't mean that defines their personality. Riley's dad may be strict, but he also can act silly. And Riley's mom may be mainly compassive, but she can also be strict like her husband.

[@Lannisen]

@rafaelmatos5851 yes, which is why in their minds all the emotions are sitting together and discussing every reaction. It's not just one emotion taking over to react like in Riley.

[@mcmahel19]

My favorite Inside Out reaction so far

[@Pkelly730]

Watching this as a mom I think the parents lead emotion should be fear tbh lol

[@samoyabarrett7]

Am glad am not the only one who thinks this movie is relatable. It honestly made me cry

[@Lexie955]

This and Big Hero 6 is my fave movies from that generation

[@rafaelmatos5851]

Many people failed to see initially how toxic and overcontrolling Joy was being to Riley. Joy wanted Riley to feel happy all the time and not experience other emotions in such way that caused actual damage to her mental health. Because Riley was not able to proccess the sudden change of envirement in a healthy way, she spiraled into depression. But that was not just all Joy's fault. At the first night, the other emotions were able to force Joy to back down and they were about to have her lash out on Mom with their frustrations. However, Mom said how happy she was that, in all the troubles they were having with the move, Riley was still being the happy girl they loved, what eventually caused Joy to regain control and have the other emotions' support.

[@kildarelyon873]

I've seen this movie dozens of times because it used to be my granddaughter's favorite, you are the first reactor to actually see Joy as the kind of villian of the movie. I've seen it that way almost from the beginning. You have to allow yourself to be sad sometimes, its better for your mental health than constantly holding it all in until it explodes.

[@ronweber1402]

Ya he was the only one to see how important sadness was so early.

[@VeeAllar738]

You're the first reactor I've watched who understood Sadness' importance from the start rather than hating sadness and finding them annoying. It's such a great film, thank you for watching it

[@deya8329]

I think the mixture between joy and sadness would be nostalgia.

[@gurjindersingh3843]

It's the wholesale happiness like being hugged by someone

[@rafaelmatos5851]

I love how different Riley's emotions are with her parents' emotions. Mom and Dad's emotions work together, what is a reflection of the maturity on adults who have a much greater control over their emotions. Meanwhile, Riley's emotions are always taking control whenever they feel like it, what results in many explosive and impulsive reactions that is characteristic in children. That is also seen in how Riley's personality islands are powered by one single emotion and that only when Joy and Sadness worked together for the first time is that they were able to create core memories that contained more than one emotion, what then led to the creation of many other islands.

[@QPoggie030]

13:40 True ! The second movie trailer just came out and Riley became aged13 teenager with 4 more new emotions!

[@AiryEs_]

I think Pixar also said there's 30+ more emotions joining anxiety

[@3ghostsinatrenchcoat]

I think you’re the first reactor I’ve seen who not only gets that Joy is wrong in trying to control Sadness, but also understands the logic of WHY Riley’s old memories are supposed to make her sad now. It’s something that seems really obvious in retrospect but is rare to think of on a first watch. Great reaction!

[@thedingdongsunshinefuture]

Every time I see this movie I cry or almost cry, it’s really well done. I feel like Joy, at the beginning of the movie, would probably be fine with Riley forgetting memories that were sad. Because she’s only 11 so she has a limited understanding of the world and the only way she knows how to cheer people up is to distract them. But that’s not a good solution because you can’t just forget about the things that make you sad. I like how they represented that when you’re young you have a pretty black-and-white perspective, like a memory can make you feel one way. But by the end, Riley has matured a bit and now she knows it’s more nuanced than that, a memory can make you feel multiple emotions at the same time, like you said, that one was bittersweet. I think it’s interesting to compare the different “control panels.” Riley’s looks kind of fantastical I guess? It doesn’t really resemble a real life place I can think of. But her mom’s looks like a board of directors at an office building. And her dad’s looks like some kind of NASA headquarters. Both professional settings. I think that represents how, as adults, her parents are more organized and their emotions work together as a team, like co-workers. But Riley’s emotions aren’t quite as organized. They still cooperate and the leader delegates tasks, but it feels more chaotic with everyone running around, they don’t seem as united even though they’re all working towards the goal of helping/protecting Riley. Idk if I’m making sense. Anyways, nice video

[@kubranurerdem9196]

Y'know,out of all the reaction videos i've seen so far,You are the only one who thought that Joy trying to keep Rilay happy forcefully even though she actually doesn't feel happy was wrong,and that sadness was just doing her job,not being annoying or that she is the bad guy.I enjoyed your reaction very much.Keep the nice work.

[@xinaddanix]

7:08 - that's what made me love this movie just like you said the fact that you cant have joy in your life without having sadness (just like the movie showed us) but also that joy is the only emotion that has more than one color on her! her hair for example is blue (which why signiffies that shes "connected" to sadness) and she also has this blue contour/aura around here, meawhile the other emotions are just their color example disgust has green hair, green body and etc its a nice touch that adds to the movie without we even realized

[@bel410la]

This movie definitely shows the changes in growing up and starting to understand emotions, you can feel conflicted emotions about something, that's why I like when they are talking about rain, sure rain can be sad but it can also be fun. You can experience two or more emotions at the same time. Making all the core memories sad is the feeling of Nostalgia, remembering something and being both happy and sad makes sense.

[@divaldoenzo4742]

‘Take her to the moon for me’ The way I still didn’t recover till this day 😭

[@tawogtrailers]

And he completely misses the point/message of it

[@ajandrianjafymusic]

This movie gets used to help kids grapple their emotions so it’s cool how you said that

[@tawogtrailers]

Yes and no, but he went about it so wrong and made light of or simply just didn't understand certain situations portrayed in this film.

[@clarasundqvist6013]

I love that you clocked the premise of the film almost right away! So many reactors start out hating Sadness, which I don't blame them for since the movie *wants* you to, but it's always cool to see someone see Sadness' value right off the bat

[@FatLittleButterfly]

You are the only one I've seen who understood why her past memories are turning sad! They are making a new film!

[@fantasyland3646]

Sadness touching the the memories cus thats how Riley is actually feeling but joy is forcing happiness on Riley but the real feeling is sadness thats why sadness couldn't stop touching the memories. like these are rileys emotions so whatever she feeling the emotions act on it.

[@fantasyland3646]

It's fine to try to see the bright side of things but not lieng to yourself and avoiding the inevitable. The truth hurts sometimes but it's very much needed.

[@addiewilkinson]

A second movie is coming out next year with anxiety as the new emotion. The trailer is on youtube. Loved this reaction ❤️

[@amaranthinenight8733]

Well, it’s 6 months later and the Inside Out 2 trailer has come out. Yay!

[@RB-vo4gi]

Therapists actually do use this movie to help people talk about and understand movies, since it handles emotions so realistically.

[@JemJam2976]

Inside Out 2 is slated for release next year

[@aliciaa4859]

This movie and Soul are two movies from pixar of recent, that transcends being a children’s movie. they teach such important lessons that i think adults forget more than kids, because usually we still have our childlike ideal of what the world will look like. but as we grow up, we can’t name the feelings we have, we try to cover up our emotions, we feel a need to have a purpose etc etc and these movies are beautifully done and show that, for this one- emotions are complicated are layered, and change is good and necessary and Soul teaches us the importance of appreciation. appreciate the small things of life, for simply just being alive is enough of a reason to continue on living. ugh i just love pixar

[@adiarainfoster]

One of the few reactors to this movie who didn't hate sadness from the beginning. Well done! 🥰 Mother's main emotion is sadness because her core self drive is empathy. empathy often stems from sadness. The father's is anger because of his drive to provide and protect his family. Yea the core emotions these five, but they work together to create different emotions in a way. The memories Sadness was touching were not initially sad. but when we lose something, even happy memories BECOME sad. And as Joy showed when she was in the pit, one memory did start off sad and the color reflected that when she rewound it, and it became happy when her parents and the team came to help her.

[@trujustice924]

I feel like you can tell a lot about a person by just how quickly they sympathize with Sadness in this. Many people instinctively follow Joy's annoyance with Sadness early on, but those who with a deeper emotional maturity are quick to pick up on the theme of Sadness's purpose early on.

[@robindude8187]

Inside Out 2, expected June, 2024. I agree sequels _can be_ better than the originals. The most famous example I know of is Empire Strikes Back, which was _far and away_ the best Star Wars movie, ever (IMO). You were _very much_ on the ball in terms of what was going to happen and happening in this movie. It was impressive to watch. Have a nice day!

[@cerisejaxel9636]

I’m so glad you’re still with us Sean. You are a treasure! I can tell this movie resonated with you. I think you have a lot of emotional intelligence.

[@Demonetization_Symbol]

You predicted the sequel!

[@broadwaybrook2319]

When I was little, in commercials where there was Ronald McDonald, I thought he was a little freaky, but I loved the show "Jojo's Circus." So as a little kid, I didn't have a fear of clowns. It wasn't until a traumatic experience in 8th grade where a substitute showed my class Tim Curry's "It" without warning. I've had a fear of killer clowns ever since, and I'm 20.

[@angellovely1914]

I've watched tens of reactions to this movie, and you're the only one who understood Sadness and her importance immediately. It wasn't that she was purposefully trying to make Riley sad, Joy was suppressing Sadness and Sadness knew that Riley just needed to have her feelings so she can continue being happy. Also, it always bothered me that Joy didn't even make an attempt suppress any of the other "negative" emotions, and honestly, I think anger has the ability to be WAYYYY more self-destructive than sadness

[@KasperochSiri]

Just saw that there is a Inside Out 2 movie coming out next summer!

[@nottoday3561]

There's no way you hadnt watched this beforehand or at least researched it. Your commentary and predictions are too spot on

[@mellchiril]

This movie just hits all the emotional buttons. Could only imagine which of the emotional characters were in charge in my head while watching this movie. Honestly probably all of them, which means it's a good movie imho.

[@KIMKRIS1]

Thoroughly enjoyed your reaction... very indepth about the emotions and what is needed

[@buzzlightyearlight1247]

Dreams form memories unlike the movie. Most memories aren’t forgotten forever unless there’s brain damage. Just because you don’t ever think or talk about it again doesn’t mean you forget it

[@fantasyland3646]

This was a good important fun sad wholesome beautiful funny loving family movie. Thx for reacting. Love your videos

[@catherinethurmond4776]

This song and edit perfectly depicts "the cord." They may have put a spell on each other, but on us as well.

[@fantasyland3646]

There can't be joy without sadness. Never good never healthy to hide your sadness to hold in tears like we have many feelings emotions we are human not robots. If we hold in our emotions for to long well soon enough we will explode . Forcing happiness forcing a smile pretending everything is ok is not good not healthy. Stay true to yourself true to how you feel.

[@larakinan7081]

I think the sequel is in the making for this. Also I love your reactions, you always figure out the plot twists and the hidden details so early on.

[@moramorandobianchi7093]

Hi Sean! It's always a joy (heh) to watch your reactions and analysis of movies. I agree this movie is so good, and definitely deserves a sequel, I think there's so many things they could do with the premise they have. One can hope, some disney-pixar movies had sequels a lot of years after the first one so who knows! I know there's a short that was released after, that's called "Riley's first date" which is fine, just a short tho

[@courtreneeB]

I love your reaction!

[@basktbalG]

Thanks for the reaction! I was trying to make my therapist watch this so they would understand why I’m referring to little emotions in my head haha

[@redlights9597]

@Sean Thompson I’m so surprised that you doing this just now

[@IAmSeanThompson]

Been sick for the last month

[@lostpdreams]

@@IAmSeanThompson Hope you're feeling much better now. Enjoyed your reactiont to this movie. It's one of my favorites so I'm glad you watched it.

[@redlights9597]

really sorry to hear that, i will be praying for full recoveries, take your rest, your health is always more important and besides that a community who loves you awaits you@@IAmSeanThompson

[@myatime906]

they are making an inside out 2

[@ericsanford536]

Sequel is confirmed by the way. previews include at least one new emotion

[@Lovejazz01]

There is actually an Inside Out 2 coming…

[@__LB_]

It’s reactions like this that make me so ducking happy I’m a Patreon - and I’m only halfway through rn

[@Zenluvtasy]

Seeing your reaction to this movie makes me think you should react to “It’s okay to not be okay” it’s a 16 episodes kdrama who touch upon mental health and it’s told in a very beautiful way.

[@helenkan]

Definitely! Such a great k-drama!

[@fantasyland3646]

People can't read our minds even if we close like how can they know how can they help if we stay silent and act like everything is ok

[@nicholassmith41]

There is going to be a sequel coming out in about 10 days

[@blackwhiteblackgrey]

OMG PLEASE TELL ME YOU'LL REACT TO THE 2ND MOVIE

[@Cathikko]

Inside out 2 is coming out next year- im looking forwardnto see it

[@Branmuffin7]

Not me balling my eyes out havjng to rewatch bing bong disappearing again

[@broadwaybrook2319]

There IS going to be a "Inside Out 2": kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIjEp6aqf96XkLc Apparently, the voice actor of Bing Bong, Richard Bruce Kind, cried after he recorded Bing Bong's final lines, "Take her to the moon for me, please?"

[@__LB_]

Omg if you haven’t done Up yet, I’d love your take on it!

[@packedentertainment2866]

Can’t wait for your vampire diaries & once upon a time videos

[@chichiibegbu6223]

Great movie!!!!!

[@emilydrake7130]

You should check out the new trailer for inside out 2

[@ruffboiALT]

23:58 yeah, it's flawed logic, but mostly because she's 11. I moved when I was 11 and I just moved to a new house a quarter mile away, but not long after that I had a big meltdown and some big issues that came up in my life, and ran away back to our old, still-empty house, because that's where everything had been good. Part of me knew going back wouldn't fix it, but at the same time it was the only thing that made sense to do.

[@danielcopeland3544]

There is a Pixar movie now that's all about puberty, but it's not an _Inside Out_ sequel. It's called _Turning Red._

[@lyssalovesit]

Where you been at though?!?

[@Nebulametal]

Very relatable to our Emotions ngl

[@anthonymoran396]

I was waiting for this😢, btw you’re even more handsome now😂❤

[@fantasyland3646]

I had a large puzzle of this movies characters the emotions characters like there were many pieces small ones

[@ruffboiALT]

27:05 I have GREAT news for you about the sequel coming out next year. :D

[@justlive2809]

idk maybe Sadness and Joy are nostalgic you know ..

[@annaschwirian7548]

You should watch elemental

[@hannahowusu3631]

Secondd; hey Sean!!

[@scarletgurr]

Are you still watching the 100?

[@mp_1231]

Sorry to be so simple, but I think the second movie needs a horny emotion... and I have no idea how they could make that kid appropriate 😅

[@fantasyland3646]

Not a fan of joy . Love disgust , fear and sadness so relatable even anger.

[@jdsworld6452]

I mean its eyeshadow 😂😂😂not stripper clothes

[@tawogtrailers]

Honestly one of the more annoying reactions. So shallow with the thoughts and commenting before a whole scene plays out with constant questions that are immediately answered. I think you're missing the deeper meaning of most scenes and the film as a whole

[@Itzme_Z]

What’s your nationality it seems like you have an accent or am I just tripping???

[@chance757]

he’s british

[@Itzme_Z]

@@chance757 oh okay thanks

[@chance757]

@@Itzme_Z np!