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[@JustSUMMReactions]

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[@OrAngeAnArchy]

@5:38 Matthews face of disgust says it all, LMAO!

[@bluemoon8695]

can you react to Perfume: The Story of a Murderer

[@adamsgrad93]

When Riley finally cries, I lose it every time. I think it shows depression in a new light. It's one of the best movies Pixar has ever made.

[@L4DY_N01R]

I Agree 😢

[@carl_royce_canti]

After many times of rewatching, Im kinda moving on with Bing bong's scene. But Riley crying hits harder while growing up. It's probably because we can relate more to the parents not wanting to see their kid in that state

[@sentosaco]

The older Pixar movies age like fine wine, I would love to add Inside Out to the classics.

[@suvijii841]

The best IMO.

[@FluffySylveonBoi]

@@sentosaco It's not so old yet o.o

[@TriXJester]

Inside Out actually helped me talk to my younger cousins about my depression, the whole greying out of the control board is a very powerful visual for kids. I was actually having a really bad week a couple months ago and woke up from a nap on my aunt's couch to one of the youngest in the family sitting right next to my head (yes, it gave me a heart attack). She came over to ask my if I was "All greyed up." and dumped a whole bunch of her stuffed animals on me to make me "yellow". Honestly it helped cause it was just so cute lol

[@SebastianWeinberg]

8:22 - *“You can't just **_avoid_** sadness. It's a part of everything.”* And there he puts his finger right on the movie's central thesis. There is such a things as "toxic positivity", where absolutely _everything_ and _everyone_ has to be all "happy, happy, joy, joy" _all the time,_ and if you're not feeling it, even just for a moment, then there's something _wrong_ with you; you're a "downer", and you need to go away, because having an emotional _range_ is disturbing everyone else. This is certainly not a _uniquely_ American problem, but from an outsider's perspective, it does seem rather more prevalent there. 14:09 - *“I'm not getting sad over an imaginary character named ‘Bing Bong’.”* Hahahahaha, _HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA…_ Yeah, you are.

[@marleinasmom]

Hahaha "Oooooh I hate to be the naysayer but..."

[@rfresa]

An imaginary, imaginary character!

[@alwayswrite2011]

This movie is rough for me. Y'see, I was with a woman for some years, and her eight-year-old niece got diagnosed with leukemia. When "Inside Out" was released, it was often referenced for said niece to process her emotions, like when she'd get depressed. "Sometimes Sadness needs time at the control panel." That kind of thing. She didn't make it. She was cancer-free and received a bone marrow transplant, but there were complications. This girl - a blonde-hair, blue-eyed beauty with a magnificent smile - was gone. During her funeral, the one thing I noticed was that every single story about her involved people coming away with a smile. She was a living embodiment of Joy, and although I only knew her from a few family gatherings, her passing crushed me... especially because my older brother died from the very same illness when I was three and he was five. The reason this movie hurts so much... is that my girlfriend's niece was named Riley.

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

That is rough. Sorry to hear. She sounds like a great kid. When my older brother died suddenly a few years ago I asked people to send/tell me stories about him, and I asked for pictures. Hearing how much he meant to them helped me get through it.

[@KnightsaysNi]

Welp, ugly crying in my coffee...I'm so sorry for your loss, cancer sucks.

[@EchoesDaBear]

Sometimes I shouldn't read the comments...I'm so very sorry to hear of your loss(es). I'm a very empathetic person, so this movie always touched me deeply, but to have that additional connection, and as personal as you can get, I understand the difficulty! Tears rolling down my face as I type this. Please accept my peace, love & understanding.

[@alwayswrite2011]

@@EchoesDaBear ❤

[@Brazbit]

The way I read Bing Bong being left behind is that her imaginary friend was no longer living in her head. The memories of him may remain but the imaginary friend was no longer "real" for lack of a better word. So yes, she would be able to recall him, but they would no longer go on any new adventures together.

[@just1randomguy658]

That's a beautiful way of looking at it.

[@BrianSmith-kv3px]

This film gave me and my daughter an initial framework to talk about dealing with our emotions, why therapy can be so great for folks, and mental health in general. It ended up being an absolute landmark for our relationship and our lives overall.

[@Cheshirewatcher]

"Take her to the moon for me...." Makes me cry everytime. But in the flashbacks she still draws pictures of him, so she never really forgets him xx

[@SirPaladin]

rule of thumb: the more colorful a Pixar movie poster is, the sadder it's going to be.

[@opalviking]

See also: Coco

[@mikenike4215]

Thanks fo such riveting conversation 🙄

[@opalviking]

@@mikenike4215 thanks “fo” contributing such constructive criticism to the algorithm 😉

[@WraithWTF]

Exception to this rule: Soul

[@neil2444]

Yeah but what about Up? I'm going to test that theory, brb.. 😭 I'm not crying, I just have something in my eye!!!

[@Awhmanitsdanttv]

“Take her to the moon for me” made a grown man with emotional expression problems CRY …

[@MGower4465]

Even the poor kitty is like.."WTH? My humans are not in their correct places. I will discipline them later. I'm behind on my sleep time right now." This movie is deep.

[@reflectionist]

He straight up pulled a Kanye. "I'm feeling a little sleepy... I'm gonna get me some rest, but, when I wake up.... I'm going to go DEFCON THREE on these humans."

[@calibadgerdude6082]

This movie is so good and shockingly smart in how it portrays emotions and the inner workings of the mind as it develops and grows. I particularly like the concept of emotions being based on 5 elemental properties that can mix and become more complex and useful as we develop. Like sadness and joy becoming bittersweet, or fear and joy becoming exhilaration, things like that. It’s interesting how it’s so easy to see sadness and joy as polar opposites when in reality none of the elementals are truly opposite any of the others, they’re just different and distinct from each other and serve specific purposes.

[@lilia-ai]

@@DoremiFasolatido1979 of course, you have to nitpick every single little detail aren't you? I am sure you must be fun at parties.

[@neil2444]

@@DoremiFasolatido1979 It has a lot of metaphors which actually provide a proper explanation of how we think the mind works, such as storing memories when she goes to sleep, or the recurring joke about bringing back the same jingle over and over. That said, it's obviously a metaphor, so there isn't a literal "train" of thought etc., nor is anyone claiming as such. Lighten up a bit.

[@John_Locke_108]

The genius of it was that my 8 year old understood it almost as well as I did. Perhaps better than I did because the concept of life not always been happy is brand new to her. She's starting to understand that things aren't always perfect but you can still be happy.

[@aaronhusk]

The two guards argument was based on the Samuel Becket play “Waiting for Godot”

[@insertname193]

9:43 I love how anger is the one that pulls up the Brazilian helicopter pilot memory. Riley’s anger blows his top all the time because she’s a kid, but mom and dad’s are more controlled. The writers did so good putting in those little differences

[@HudsonDoodle]

This is the first time I noticed Anger blamed Hawaiians for pineapple on Pizza. As someone from Hawaii, I have to correct the record - “Hawaiian” pizza was invented in…..CANADA.

[@brianb8060]

Either way, I'll take it before broccoli pizza.

[@ninjabluefyre3815]

It's the imaginary boyfriends fault!

[@Eddiedahomeless]

That’s right…it was us…the friendly Canadians….you thought we were so nice and happy….then BAM!!!! We put pineapples on your pizza. Don’t mess with us. ….oh, and sorry, eh?

[@kantpredict]

"Damn it, Pixar" I hear this *everywhere* and it's such a compliment.

[@nathanyoung5530]

“DAMN YOU UP!!!” Oh, inside out, this is gonna be great. “Are you alright?” “I’m a rock!” (A rock that cries!)

[@bekss3]

My dad was in the navy here in Mexico, we moved 8 times in my first 12 years. Guess how much this movie hit me. Funny thing is I didnt cry until the very end when Riley is finally able to open up and express herself.

[@NestorCustodio]

The Chinatown reference in this movie absolutely cracked me up at the theater and nobody knew why I was uncontrollably laughing for like a minute straight. It's not actually funny, but it comes so out of nowhere it sneaks up on ya. An underappreciated moment.

[@reflectionist]

9:43 - Blink and you'll miss it - In the background, you can see that Mom's got some turquoise memories and a lot of purple memories, a solid line of yellow ones (being interrupted by green ones - you guys know anything thats happy happy happy happy happy and then suddenly GROSS?).

[@BeckyLStoutWriter]

And Lewis Black as Anger. Best casting ever!

[@LuisChavez-qq8sv]

I took my teenage daughter to see this. Just happy she wanted to spend time with dad. The short before the movie, Lava had everyone, kids and adults alike, sobbing. Then Bing Bong started it all over again.

[@jsinjapan1689]

For those of us who grew up in the 80’s, there was a show called Herman’s Head that was basically this movie. It was a bit more … 80’s, though.

[@cassandrasullivan_1]

I saw this movie when I was 15, and being told it’s okay to not be happy all the time is something everyone needs to hear. Teenagers especially.

[@pappajudas9267]

When Pixar dropped all pretence and started literally toying with emotions.

[@ronweber1402]

Bing Bong is gone. I had an imaginary friend named George. I only know about him because of my mom and aunt talking when I was a teenager and even by then I had no memory of him. I can only hope that George went out in a blaze of glory like Bing Bong.

[@rjt3476]

This movie definitely hits the adults harder than the kids.

[@roddo1955]

We forgot how much we miss our Bing Bong

[@kennethfharkin]

Bing Bong is gone. As a parent with a 21 year old daughter there are things I vividly remember her obsessing over her friend “dolphin chef” who lived in the tree in our yard but 15 years later she cannot recall that. That is Bing Bong.

[@iKvetch558]

This movie is so heart rending and so joyful...pretty perfect Pixar, if you ask me. So glad Em is showing this one to Matt. ✌💯😁

[@alfreddaniel1994]

Years ago, I took my ex and her two daughters to watch this movie in the theater. I think I was the only one that cried. At that point, I'd lost both parents recently, and all I had were my memories. Which were a mixture of all of the emotions.

[@tonyberezowski7859]

Phew. My daughter was 6 when this came out and the two of us went to see it in the theatre. When things got real I pulled her into my lap and tried to hide my sobbing from the people around us. Damn you Pixar, indeed!!!

[@QuayNemSorr]

You should really watch the short film "Riley's first date". So funny

[@IAMM4C]

The comment by the cop was a riff on dialog from the movie Chinatown, staring Jack Nicholson. "Forget it Jake, it's Chinatown". Which I interpreted as the futility of their situation where justice would not be forthcoming and that the powerful but corrupt monsters were going to get away with everything.

[@jdaricchi2046]

As successful as this movie was I can’t believe it didn’t evolve to be more. Sequels, tv series, even an app where you can arrange the characters etc to express where they are at. Would be amazing for helping kids express themselves and let’s face it, us adults too.

[@Joetorres3]

The driver using only anger, makes so much sense.

[@paramitch]

Wonderful reaction to a movie that really gets me every time. You both reacted with so much empathy and kindness. You are total couple goals!

[@SloanisSunny]

This is personally my favorite from Pixar. I also moved when I was 11 and I had a million dreams about running away. And it feels selfish to be so upset when your parents are stressed from moving, and they’re trying so hard to highlight all the ‘exciting’ things about it. It felt like the most dramatic thing in the whole world then. Personally, anger was my primary emotion 😂 all I really want to say is, “I am upset you made this decision and my life is worse because you did and I think maybe you don’t care about my feelings.” But that’s not true and it’s not forever, and kids knowing how to express that sadness can only help them in the long run. And the way the message of this movie can apply to pretty much anything we can go through is wonderful and long lasting.

[@johnmiller7682]

This is the Pixar version of Hermans Head, from the early 90's.

[@EchoesDaBear]

I absolutely love your dynamic (reminds me of my wife and I)! I had a good feeling that Matthew was going to enjoy (and completely get) this flick! First saw this when my boys were 8 & 9 in 2015. They loved it, and really understood the deeper meaning (or at least they said they did), but you're right, from the perspective of one that's older, it's deeper still. Revisited it for my daughter last year. I still cry (like full-on flowing tears) at Bing Bong's end. To me, this is a perfect family movie. Beautiful, deep meaning, great comedy (for all ages), and emotion - not saccharine, soppy, but deeply touching - and yes, introspective. Thanks guys! My joy emotion is on a high with this reaction!

[@ParadoxFreak]

I always thought this film should have ended with a flash forward to when Riley was an adult. She became an astronaut and was on the moon, then she faintly hears Bing Bong’s song off in the distance.

[@curtismartin2866]

But then we would miss the forthcoming sequel where Riley deals with adolescence. Yes, we're really getting a sequel!

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

She sings his song as they rise through the atmosphere.

[@XeonAlpha]

This movie depicts depression better than anything else I’ve seen. Riley is depressed, when the console gets stuck… she’s stuck in the very base emotions…not happy or sad.

[@jennthabombdiggity]

I was Riley once. Moved from living with my mother in one state to another to live with my father, who was basically a stranger at that time. I can’t tell you how depressed I truly was. I know he and his wife didn’t handle it how Riley’s parents did. This movie always tears me up because I remember that time so vividly. Pixar is soo brilliant at telling their stories. So glad y’all watched this. It’s a beautiful movie about how important it is to feel all your feelings. And that they’re valid. Sending love 🥰❤️

[@cherylgrimm8486]

I loved your reaction. You guys didn’t get angry at sadness like a lot of other reactors. You understood that sadness is needed.

[@zairac2564]

Matthew, it's okay. Bing Bong is just fine. Yeah, he went to live on a farm. A big, beautiful, farm where he's very happy. It's far away, so we can't go visit him, but he's just fine. Yup, he's just fine and living on a farm.

[@besupaaa]

I also like how in the mother sadness is on the center chair, and in the father's head it's anger.

[@ellenwennberg4973]

This is such a good example of toxic positivity. Toxic positivity doesn't just show up from the blue. When her mum calls her "her happy girl", ot reinforces how Riley feels she always have to be happy, at all cost. That if she were to show other feelings it would be disruptive for how the family function. So by toxic positivity and staying their happy girl, they're putting the responsibility of how the family "should work" all on her. Parents are good at giving their children the one role, neglecting how there are several sides, characters and feelings to them. Like I grew up with my mother telling me constantly how distractive and forgetful I was, making me taking that role she gave me subconsciously to heart. If she'd looked deeper or made me do counseling she'd find I suffered from sever depression, even from third/fourth grade.

[@RaptorNX01]

At first I was like "WHY ARE THEY IN DIFFERENT SEATS?! I DON'T LIKE CHANGE!" then when it was explained i was like, "ok, cool, i get it now". lol and I liked this. something different. On the film, I swear Pixar has formed a secret kabal with the tissue industry. I can't really add anything that hasn't been said already. amazing film that really hits hard. also 5-6 years is about standard for pixar (and disney animated films in general), sometimes longer. i think i had mentioned in a comment before, but they had been teasing monsters inc and finding nemo before even a bug's life came out. its incredible the amount of work that goes into these films. I certainly agree with Matt on Jurassic Park. I had already been a fan of films before that thanks to my parents (esp my mom), but that was literally a life changing experience. the novel it was based on by Michael Crichton was the first novel I ever bought, and ever read cover to cover, due to that movie. I had only read comics prior to that, and one novel i had had to read in school (where the red fern grows). I've now read hundred of books. The soundtrack was the first time I enjoyed instrumental music. I took up drawing a bit thanks to that, and i had hated drawing prior to that. it also got me interested in 3d animation (tho, the lost world it was really pushed me into it, but it started with JP). Tho, i will say that my views on the newer films probably differs from Matt's, based on his comments here. lol esp the last one. but then, i'm probably in the minority on the last one in general. being a huge fan of the books too (and the comics released after the first film), it did some things i had been waiting for since reading the lost world novel, that even the lost world film didn't do. so that likely lead alot to my feelings on it.

[@jacotromp59581]

Amazing movie. There is an extremely sad scene (we all know which one) I missed in the cinema. I needed to go to the bathroom, when I came back people were crying, sniffing and I had no idea what happened. First time seeing it alone on blu-ray it had me in tears

[@renlessard]

"This is Cloud Town" Great reference to China Town

[@JakkFrost1]

Sooo, did Matthew miss the "bears in San Francisco" joke? 🤔😂

[@ekgs1735]

Joy upset at letting down Riley in the dump, Bing Bong's death AND Riley's breakdown at the end, a trifecta of emotional shredding from Pixar in the same movie!

[@curtismartin2866]

Dave Goelz most notably plays Gonzo on the Muppets. Speaking of which, this channel ould use more Muppets

[@krashd]

This is a message for Matthew: Please show your wife "Inner Space". That movie was just incredible and does not get the love it deserves, I've never seen a reaction to it but Emily would adore it and you being the cinema sherpa have definitely seen it in your youth.

[@andreasbenning]

It surprised me how messed up my mind got by you two having switched places. xD Great watch, thanks for uploading! Greetings from Sweden

[@gayhomosexuallll]

I agree that goofball island should've returned. We, as adults, have to get serious about being silly! And PLEASE watch Soul!! Even better, deeper, and emotional than Inside Out

[@John_Locke_108]

Watched this with my 8 and 5 year old daughters two weeks ago. It absolutely crushed me. Can't stop thinking about what kind of core memories they already have. Are they all happy? Are they gonna resent me in 30 years because I didn't allow them a second dessert?

[@brett15180]

Ahhh I love the role reversal. Y’all are great.

[@howardbalaban7051]

You need to watch the Pixar short "Riley's First Date." Perfection.

[@rdmrdm2659]

That cat lets you know when you are falling down on your petting duties

[@greysonvoutsas6969]

Cat getting "zoomies". I've always wondered what to call it when my cat randomly goes bonkers. Usually at 4am.

[@crowtcameron]

Mathew, seeing Jurassic Park in the theater is a core memory for me as well. I was 5. I had seen movies in the theater before that, including Fivel Goes West. But the impact of seeing Jurassic Park in the theater at 5 years old was a game changer for me. Brought my love, fascination, appreciation, and wonderment for film and going to the theater to a much higher level. Anyway, Inside Out is amazing. And this was a wonderful reaction. Next to Wall-E, this is my favorite Pixar film. However, I think Inside Out has the best screenplay to any Pixar film. Inside Out is about emotions and I'm bipolar. Emotions are vital and relatable to everyone so this movie naturally reaches and moves many people. But because I have a condition that increases the impact or level on which I experience or feel emotions and my condition also makes it especially difficult to control or balance my emotions, Inside Out speaks to me and moves me in a very profound way.

[@mnomadvfx]

"seeing Jurassic Park in the theater is a core memory for me as well. I was 5" Same but I was 8. I must have seen it at least 5 times that year.

[@Vooda88]

This movie makes me cry every time I watch it. My family moved at least 4 times when I was a kid, and every time it hit hard

[@neolithiumproduction]

As someone who experienced depression, that black console moment was perfect. How Riley first lost the ability to be happy, then to be sad, then struggle to pretend to be happy with only anger and disgust and fear left, and then just complete emotional loss. Its amazing. I was able to turn to my mom and say this...this is what depression had felt like to me.

[@RunicMike]

Bless you for doing the post-credit scenes

[@mevb]

The Guards Dave and Frank are voiced by Frank Oz and Dave Goelz, repsectively, long-time Muppeteers. Frank Oz did Yoda, Fozzie Bear, Miss Piggy, Animal, Sam the Eagle, the hands of Swedish Chef, Grover, Bert and more. Dave Goelz does Gonzo the Great, Zoot, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, Beaguard, Waldorf (took over the role since Jim Henson did in 1990), Boober Fraggle and Uncle Traveling Matt, as well as the current voice for Figment the Dragon (from Epcot attraction, Journey into Your Imaginaion, he can be seen on a portrait in this film, right after Bing Bong being comforted).

[@Myles720]

Great reaction. Thank you for sharing this with us. I really wish and or hope someday we get a sequel to this concept. So much potential with teenage years and other ideas

[@amandaleberman7473]

Inside Out 2 coming in 2024!!! And it apparently jumps off right where this left off with the poo-berty button 🤣 I can't wait! Was nice seeing the switch in roles lol.

[@snarkysquirrel]

this is such a good movie, and so important as a teaching tool for both children and adults.

[@Rorylol2014]

14:13 "I'm not getting emotional for a imaginary character named bingbong" the girl on the left: 😮

[@AdamFishkin]

Being able to process emotion is so important for everyone. That's one of the ways Pixar outdid themselves this time: they found a way to help people at a fundamental level and they didn't have to be preachy about it. Pete Docter and the other writers have built up this way to relate to people and communicate with them and they follow that way with pride and passion. My heart aches for any future generation that goes by without this kind of help.

[@abrahamsimmons9203]

You guys must do MORE of these, maybe some that neither have seen…..or tripledent gum will make you smile

[@DanielDiaz-um1xd]

All Matthew was missing was a cuddle bear

[@essentiallyinvisible3572]

Pippin stole the show. I had a wonderful cat, Maggie, who was as clingy as yours is in this video. Sadly, she passed away suddenly (heart attack/blood clot) on her way home to me on the 21st August 2023 and we couldn't find her for 12 days (neighbours didn't check their gardens thoroughly enough). She was only 3 years old and it's been devastating :( Seeing Pippin reach for you got me all in my emotions, so I guess it's the perfect film for that too. Great reaction video. Glad you both loved Inside Out!

[@buttonsfan]

14:38 that will always be my favorite bit from this movie

[@Benjamas-]

Being on the opposite sides of the couch freaked me out to start with, but it was nice to have a different dynamic.

[@marleinasmom]

I concur. Pineapple and bacon pizza is worth living for... Just like pork and pineapple fried rice, but that's another story.

[@asheenahgaming]

One of my favs! Loved your review and the Matt in the hot seat switcherrew!

[@MrSheckstr]

This movie will always remind me of the short run TV series Herman’s Head

[@greigclement9081]

I think moving house for a child is quite traumatic, because you are losing the comfort and security of the environment you grew up in. Your parents will try to rationalise the reasons why you are all moving, but you are focusing on the losses. Before the internet,. staying in touch with friends far away was not easy . We weren't really the letter-writing type, and boys weren't really the type to stay on the phone and communicate like girls. Its a very clever, emotional, and witty movie that Pixar does so well.

[@ThePinkDragon]

love it seems so well researched and real

[@georgekellon2471]

on the Bing Bong thing... do either of you remember your Imaginary Friend?... I kind of do, it was a panda bear named Jimmy... (here's the weird part)... in HS my best friend was named Jim. Although I never called him Jimmy. Please look into reacting to "Wanted" - Macavoy & Jolie and "Paycheck" - Afleck & Thurman Oh and... BTW ... 🎶🎶"Triple Dent Gum"🎶🎶

[@allantidgwell5624]

Eichman is pronounced "Ike mun" Also the reversed seating is a great visual signifier of the cinema sherpa and first timer. I say keep it up for when it's applicable. When both of you are first timers standard seating is fine

[@rebeccahanson6941]

“Take her to the moon for me” gets me every time. Pixar actually hired two psychologists to be the scientific experts for the movie.

[@exodia1510]

17:13 That split second look on Anger's face like WTF?! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bradpriebe9218]

This one definitely hits differently for adults. Dr Eckman did a short lived tv show called Lo ie To Me with Tim Roth

[@viewfromthehighchair9391]

This and "Soul" are two of my favourite movies of all-time.

[@yazmac9294]

The counsel turning black was the final stage of depression, the entire movie was the different steps leading to it, no longer enjoying things you used to, turning away from friends and family, losing your train of thought ect... I’ve heard psychologists use this movie to describe the stages to children and help them work through it.

[@Flamebeard0815]

No worries, Emely. As the rightsider in this video, it would have been Matthews duty to introduce Pippin.

[@opalviking]

I’m just here to say that if you roast the broccoli before putting it on pizza, it’s damn good and makes a great *crunch*

[@migmit]

Nope. Not bying it. You are trying to make us suffer.

[@opalviking]

@@migmit I also think that dehydrated pineapple is good on pizza (canned and fresh are too wet!)

[@MarijnvdSterre]

I think the core memories where re-intergraded, but since her understanding grew they are no longer 1 emotion. (Like sadness, other emotions touched them and they become multicolored)

[@hannelarsen4918]

Saw that you had posted at 3 am (night in Denmark) and had to see it. I was freaked out bc you had changed spots, felt so weird. I never expected to see this happen 🙂 Christmas came early 🤣🤣 Great movie/animation.

[@JakkFrost1]

Pretty sure 3am is night everywhere, barring Norway and Alaska. 😜

[@123benj6]

what a roller coaster of emotions

[@tsogobauggi8721]

"Just one sniff of that fog and you're inside out. It's worse than that flesh-eating virus you've read about." :)

[@DiegoDeschain]

My favorite from Pixar. Love it.

[@ingobordewick6480]

Interesting to watch a movie with you two that Emily has seen but Matthew don't. Gives a whole new perspective on you two. Greets from Germany! I enjoyed that one a lot!

[@RamaSivamani]

Personally I think it's very difficult if not impossible to develop compassion and empathy without sadness, it's a key emotion in developing that. Any emotion taken to too much of an extreme can be unhealthy and attempting to suppress any emotion to 0 is also unhealthy.

[@edvinrosenqvist524]

This movie is so good. When I saw Inside out at the movie theater you could hear alot people crying when Bingbong died.

[@Koraxbear]

Back in the days when Pixar films were good at driving points home, I miss those days.

[@mrlol2238]

Really like the evolution of the channel. Keep it up. Fun reaction too. Dang the Pixar. Girl, girl, girl….

[@Revere71]

NOW you can FINALLY watch "She-hulk: Attorney At Law"🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾