Inside Out (2015) Wagon To The Dump / Sadness Confronts Bing Bong / Train Of Thought

[@JoMarieM]

This was a really sweet and touching scene. It drives home the point that sometimes, when you're sad and you've just suffered a major heartbreak, that sometimes, what you really need is not someone to cheer you up, but someone who will simply just listen to you and be sympathetic. Joy apparently didn't realize how much these losses meant to Bingbong, and tried to "snap him out of" his sadness, without success. It was Sadness who understood what Bingbong was feeling, and took the time to listen and understand what he was going through!

[@JAG_Music]

I always hated as a child when people would try to cheer me up when I was sad. People don't understand that you have to let people go through emotions. My grandmother has Alzheimer's and she cries every day. Everyone always tries to cheer her up and it never works. Sometimes they even blame her for crying while they're there to visit her. I'm the only one who listens to her. I try to tell everyone to leave her alone but they're so closed-minded.

[@matthewweatherford6566]

Not only that, they also taught that men can let out their emotions just as much as women and kids. That's what I want for my future cartoon TV show. I feel like in kids cartoons, when a man cries, it's mostly for humor (I like SpongeBob and all but you gotta wonder if the way he cries was meant to make fun of the men don't cry stereotype). There are exceptions but I don't feel like there's enough. Other than crying candy, they did an excellent job with making Bing Bong's crying realistic. I also love that he cries on a girl's shoulder and the girl hugs him back. That's also what I want for my future show. I created this 13 or 14 year old mouse (originally a squirrel) boy and I'm thinking of making him an orphan and will break into tears every now and then. I'm considering doing the voice myself and if I do, I'll cry for real while recording my lines. If Paige O'Hara can do that, so can I. You gotta wonder if Richard Kind cried for real while recording his lines. I love that this scene contributes to breaking the stereotype against men crying.

[@JoMarieM]

@@matthewweatherford6566 I totally get this. I don't have a problem with a boy or a man crying if he has a really good reason to!

[@queenielouweekly3160]

@@matthewweatherford6566 Check out Roary the Racing Car. There are many instances of male characters on the show crying, and for a lighthearted racecar romp, these scenes are played completely seriously.

[@matthewweatherford6566]

@@queenielouweekly3160 Well when Big Chris cries, it's usually for laughs. How about Shifty Dingo from Blinky Bill. The character is a kid who appears to be around 7 or 8 but the voice was done by a man.

[@unversoantesdedormir]

I once listened a song which said: "there's confort in pain". I absolutely agree. Sometimes, all you need to feel is the emotion you're feeling.

[@Yams-Hams7734]

It’s funny because at first glance Joy seems like the kindest most empathetic person ever, because she’s full of joy and happiness. Yet when the situation calls for empathy, she’s so focused on being happy and joyful that she forgets how other people feel and focuses on her ideals. It almost like she doesn’t know what sadness is, at least not until the end of the movie. Which explains why she treated sadness the way she did. Joy fails to realize that Sadness is a part of her, and not just her, everyone. So it’s okay to be sad, because after sadness comes happiness. This scene was kind of foreshadowing the ending of the show, and was a bit of a wake up call for Joy. Edit: Also notice how her character design isn’t just yellow which represents happiness, she also has shades of blue in her eyes and hair. That’s also a sign that sadness is a part of her.

[@cookiecrumble708]

Thanks i’ve been wondering why Joy is the only one with two different colors

[@JAG_Music]

That was so deep

[@jasonpye4649]

I hadn't realized the blue tinges and connected it with that, so thanks for pointing that out. Very deep movie.

[@axelmartinez5883]

Could this be why Joy cried in the memory dump?

[@jacobvanantwerp2001]

This is one of Sadness's most noble moments in the whole movie! Hats off to Sadness. Thankfully, by the end of the film, Joy finally realizes how exactly Sadness managed to do that. When I first saw this movie, I thought Sadness did make Bing Bong feel worse, but what she really did was the complete opposite. This movie hits me right in the feels.

[@iqranedzereie6026]

Sadness actually has the one thing that Joy doesn’t have; empathy. Joy, being the happy emotion, tends to distract Bing Bong from his grief, just like what she did to Riley. She doesn’t know what it’s like to be sympathetic to others, unlike Sadness.

[@Mr.Rogers143]

This scene helped me realize something about myself. Ever since I was a teenager, if I was upset about something, I hated being cheered up by someone who was trying distract me from what I was going through. Unless of course it was relevant and they were helping me see passed a delusion I had. Someone asking how I felt about what had happened and how it impacted me was so much better. Even someone coming over to just sit with me in silence would have been better than someone trying to cheer me up.

[@Duke-Orgulje]

There’s no joy without sadness :(

[@andrejshabanov7649]

The moment, which shows us, Joy is not always the most important and doesn't always help. Undoubtedly, Joy is wonderful, but she doesn't understand some moments. That's normal, none of us can't understand everything. Bing Bong was sad, he needs be sad, cry out. In this case Joy is powerless, he (Bing Bong) needs Sadness, because Sadness know, what is it to be sad...

[@iqranedzereie6026]

It’s empathy; which is the exact thing that Sadness has. She listened to everything that Bing Bong wants to let out. Just like when she saved Riley from running away and finally letting out to her parents with tears and grief.

[@soralinklokidottirprincess10]

This scene is very comforting for when your having a bad day

[@kellabdjfoo]

I think joy doesn’t understand that you have to feel sad before you can feel happy

[@recordedentertainment2916]

Exactly and When she learns it is what makes the movie wonderful

[@JustAnotherDud3]

u know why bcs she is called *"JOY"*

[@ramoncitoramos7191]

Rain before Rainbow

[@kellabdjfoo]

[@kellabdjfoo]

@@recordedentertainment2916 yes :D

[@ix1011]

Awww so sweet 2:32 sadness can understand bing bong's pain , and with a sweet hug , so cute 🥺

[@niasteele4950]

and adorable

[@lffy2630]

This scene thaught me a lot as a kid and made me discover how to treat a situation with someone being sad or grieving. It really has a very solid and true point that seems to not be as recognised in the day on day, it's important. To this day, as an adult, I still have this scene in mind and still teaches me after all this time

[@blackcherry941]

I love bing bong the most of the characters from inside out He’s so sweet and nice I wish that I have a best friend who is like him!

[@jaydenburch2148]

Poor Bing Bong his wagon is at the Dump, but Sadness is cheering Bing Bong to make him feel better.

[@stratomonke]

This is what sadness is for…

[@jacobvanantwerp2001]

It isn't until near the end that Joy finally realizes this.

[@pokemonmanic3595]

My friend and I both watched this together and this scene totally broke us both and we began sobbing heavily

[@recordedentertainment2916]

Joy:How did you do that? Sadness:I tried to see things from his perspective

[@stephenking5852]

This can be interpreted as a burn.

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[@rolandcarlos765]

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[@Thegravedigger0]

This scene understands that when you're sad u don't need someone to cheer u up. U just nd someone to understand how you're feeling

[@iqranedzereie6026]

This scene alone shows what Sadness has something that Joy doesn’t have; empathy. When someone went through a heartbreak or a depressive state, it’s okay to be sad instead of distracting from it. By being sad, it lets out all of the suppressed emotions and you will feel a sense of relief as evident here when Bing Bing cried out, hugging Sadness, and finally feeling better.

[@xx5715]

Sadness is the most matured character in inside out

[@artandme_]

"these facts and opinions look so similar" "don't worry, it happens all the time"😂

[@iamcat1797]

That would explain so much.

[@a15ds]

One lesson I learned from this film is all emotions besides happiness have their uses,fear keeps us safe,digust prevents us from poisoning ourselves,anger helps us stand up for ourselves,sadness keeps us from living a life of suffering

[@recordedentertainment2916]

This movie really connects with me cause alot of times I feel like Riley. Getting confused in life happens to me alot oh! This movie is wonderful!

[@sabrinaerickson7098]

Sadness is directly linked to compassion.

[@MrCandK5]

This scene made me sadder than his death.

[@stephaniegittinger7980]

Same here

[@matthewweatherford6566]

I'm glad there's kids and family media out there that portray men crying authentically and not for laughs (other than the candy).

[@TheSEC2024]

kill me...

[@arielchapin]

Eow

[@richardmiyoyo2116]

The music scores in this animation is just mwah!... Real stuff!!

[@Galacton_Ultraheart]

I think this is most powerful part of the movie. And the most beautiful too.

[@BlissfulHarmony010]

sadness saying i bet you both had great adventures together then forming a small smile shows she has a little joy in her

[@CameraMan66]

Bing Bing crying it's sad but funny at the same time because of crying candy lol 😂

[@recordedentertainment2916]

Took the words right out of my mouth.

[@matthewweatherford6566]

But other than the candy, they did a good job with having Bing Bong cry authentically. What especially warms my heart is that a girl lets him cry on her shoulder. I find it frustrating that for so many pieces of animation, (especially aimed at kids), men crying is often played for laughs as if they're making fun of men who cry. I'm not saying they should stop doing that altogether but I wanna teach audiences that men can cry just as much as women and kids.

[@CameraMan66]

@@matthewweatherford6566 yeah true!

[@Cookievr351]

Now I remember when he said "try the caramel it's delicious"

[@friedchickeniszesty]

@@matthewweatherford6566 love that gender equality!!!

[@daniellittle2004]

Joy: oh no these facts and opinions look it's so Similar, Bing Bong: don't worry about it it happens all the time,

[@daniellittle2004]

Joy: hey it's gonna be okay we can fix this we just need to get Back to headquarters which way to the train station, Bing Bong: I had a whole trip planned for us,

[@AidenTheGreatZane]

0:23 its sounds like when you kill the minecraft ender dragon.

[@zeilstar]

Bing bong and Sadness = me and my counselor. I hope i find my wagon again someday. 😢

[@ramoncitoramos7191]

Dropping some tears is so good

[@DarknessOfRedbone]

Joy: How did you do that? Sadness: It’s called sympathy. Try it sometime.

[@noahhaus1921]

1:50 Joy is being crazy! LOL

[@AK-oo5cj]

😢😢😢 one of the emotional scenes I had ever watched on inside out.

[@recordedentertainment2916]

Can joy just leave Bing bong alone!!!!???

[@dramadays9026]

I can see that both Joy and Sadness were trying to cheer him up. Joy was doing it a happy way, obviously. But she was trying to cheer him up, while Sadness actually comforts him. I see the difference.

[@ambermedellin6832]

Joy was not helping in this scene except when she wanted the train. 🚆

[@iqranedzereie6026]

Joy, being the happy emotion, doesn’t understand empathy and sympathy. Sadness is there to comfort Bing Bong with her understanding and listening of his pain.

[@calvinfujii5921]

2:03-2:37 Phyllis Smith would be a great grandma!

[@mr_ceiling7231]

Joy is the person you'd invite to a party Sadness is the person you'd invite to cheer you up after a traumatic event

[@joeyhenniker251]

These workers inside Riley's mind are the most badass people of Inside Out. Always ruining the emotions' plans to get back to headquarters and taking away Bing Bong's rocket. Inside Out sure is a popular and magnificent movie but the workers are so selfish

[@aspidianarusman7587]

1:12 bingbong has been cursed 1:50 joy has been cursed

[@TheHatGuy1500]

no she's closing her eyes

[@laserdisc7768]

1:52 Doo doo do! Look at the funny face! *starting getting nervous* LOOK AT THE FUNNY FACE 😢

[@daniellittle2004]

Joy: oh here's a fun game, you point to the train station and we all go there, won't that be fun, come on let's go to the train station,

[@iandoe8793]

@Catlover102 Joy: Sadness, don’t make him feel worse.

[@iandoe8793]

@Catlover102 Bing Bong: It’s all I had left of Riley.

[@miraculous_ashhh]

@@iandoe8793 Sadness: i bet you and Riley had great adventures..

[@iandoe8793]

@@miraculous_ashhh Bing Bing: Oh, they were wonderful. Once we flew back in time we had breakfast twice that day.

[@miraculous_ashhh]

@@iandoe8793 Joy: sadness- *sighs in frustration*

[@danielandlucycartoonsmadne5885]

3:08 on the bottom right, you can see a painting of Figment from Journey Into Imagination ride at Epcot

[@rienjen]

I've come to appreciate this movie the more I've seen it. It is the perfect example of "toxic positivity"--I run a support group for people with a chronic condition and it causes dysfunction of the nerves and brain. People are really suffering, but sometimes you get "that person" who thinks that all you need to rainbows, sunshine and a pep talk, and it'll cure the disease. No. People need to be told, "I'm sorry this is happening to you," and while we do talk about treatment options (because they do exist), we don't pretend that positive thinking will cure anything. It can help cope and that's important, but it can also mutate into gaslighting if you're not careful. Sadness really shows it's okay to not be okay sometimes and how to let people feel loss without guilt.

[@Kennadiejadexoxo]

I wish sadness was my therapist 🥹😭😭💙💙💙

[@daniellittle2004]

Bing Bong's rocket song Lyrics: who's your friend who likes to play

[@lucascrubjay1914]

Sadness was a sweetheart to Bing Bong. I think the Emotions are basically Care Bears.

[@jordan-glitch6961]

Bigbong is cute but I fell sad for him 😔

[@Violet_Vobla]

1:45 Joy: "Here comes the TICKLE MONSTER~!" Bing Bong: (embraces Sadness) (cries) *Tickle Trauma. 1 in 10 imagnary friends are affected by this abuse*

[@hannaholliday6824]

that was so nice if sadness she is so kind and careful

[@alesm2389]

This scene exactly accurate what happens when something worries me or when I am sad. When I am sad or worried, my mom turns on her joy and tries to cheer me up! It's incorrect! Because this is the same as ignoring feelings. Whats even worse, is that she is comparing my worries and pain with something else which is more serious and massive! That's not helping, not to me and not her. This is the same to compare, motorcycle with a ship! ☹️

[@ambermedellin6832]

Joy is helpless in this scene except for when she needs the train station.

[@bm_m4in215]

Surprisingly the train in this movie has better physics than season 22 of thomas

[@Basinrails]

🤣

[@friedchickeniszesty]

nahhh because them hugging did not have to be so heartwarming what the heck 😭😭

[@AnnelieseHeiner]

Joy trying to cheer up Bing Bong = Bluto trying to cheer up Flounder

[@daniellittle2004]

Bing Bong: I'm okay now, come on the train station is this way

[@AK-oo5cj]

Sadness had a conversation with bing bong and she was so sad about what happened.

[@korinagerolazou5497]

Joy: Hockey? Oh no no She loves hockey She can’t give up hockey. 0:22

[@Katie-ci6yx]

0:33 Joy: Bing Bong, we have to get that station.

[@Bloggerweakling58]

I liked it when they were sharing a hug

[@Jackcook27]

The fact that they put the Electric lines for the electric locomotive is amazing

[@marvelmorgan8269]

😮princess Dream World 😮Riley’s stuffed animal Hall of Fame 😮bing bong’s rocket!

[@bellasmysingingmonstersent6317]

0:49 Princess dream world

[@Candyguy8283]

Joy didn’t listen to what bing bing had to say because it was sad joy doesn’t know how to work with sad stuff.. she just annoyingly tries to make the situation happy and better Sadness on the other hand actually listens to what sad people have to say.. she takes her time to deal with the problem rather then just ignore it

[@chancegarrison7636]

Sadness has compassion and empathy.......

[@USA810]

0:36 Bing-Bong: This way, just past Gram Cracker Castle

[@3r.sisterlivevideo657]

I almost started crying because Bing bong was about to cry😢😢😢😢❤❤

[@Disney-Fan-Irmak-Atik-h1r]

Poor Bing Bong 😢😢😢😢

[@MsNico2014]

Anybody else use this as a reference for how to listen and be a good friend? Because I have.

[@beemaister4316]

this footage kinda doesn't look 4K

[@fnafsecuritybreachgameplay2466]

i always wonder what the train numbers on the boxcars and how they even drawn that train it looks so cool.

[@angelbon2225]

Avoiding your sadness can lead to problems, it’s important to cry when you need too.

[@loganthevillager9176]

This is why I value modest people a lot.

[@airelmusic4752]

2:38 Bing Bong crying 😭

[@sarahal-dallal5719]

I love it 😻

[@pattypanaligan-ramirez65]

3:09 my favorite part

[@hansjedrekbarua6979]

0:19 (Rumbling)0:22 Joy: 😧 Hockey? 😰 Oh no no She Loves Hockey 😨 She can't give up Hockey

[@tsanghingcheung6849]

Möbius They stole my joy forever Now it's gone, my hate will keep me warm Can never forgive! Got to find (My focus) Just find a better way! (Desire) Gonna wail against the wind! (Wail against the wind) Until the system changes from within (System changes) Come with me! (Come with me) Together we are strong (We are strong) Anyway to get it done (Way to get it done) Get it done! So that I don't have to feel sorry

[@colekarvelas5298]

2:38 I cry candy

[@TheSEC2024]

*dead*

[@TheFurryFurby]

1:06 🎼 🎶

[@EliteUTS333]

The riley part got me crying

[@abhiramakella7146]

Shouldn't the title say: "Inside Out (2015) Wagon To The Dump / Sadness Comforts Bing Bong / Train Of Thought"? Sadness is actually comforting Bing Bong.

[@buzzlightyearlight1247]

“Don’t make him feel worse”.. “sorry” 😂😂

[@dougbobor3182]

It’s not funny. This was serious

[@marsandizon]

Thats the thing about sadness and pain. It demands to be felt not ignored.

[@GachaAngelAndFriends409]

Joy: Bing bong we did it! We- Bing bong? Bing bong! Bing bong: Ahahaha! You make it, Go! Go save Riley ahaha! Bing bong: Take her to the moon for me, okay? *slowly disappears* Joy: ;( Oh, I will try, Bing bong. ;), i promise.

[@agrafenstine2402]

Who’s your favorite inside out character

[@yokamatokin9972]

It's all gone.

[@ricobarua3843]

0:19 (Rumbling) 0:22 Joy: Hockey? 0:27 Oh no no she loves hockey she can't give up hockey

[@recordedentertainment2916]

I just realized that bing bong said a line from Toy story 2

[@natewilson6760]

??? ~N.W

[@recordedentertainment2916]

It was riley/Andy can't be done with me.

[@natewilson6760]

@@recordedentertainment2916 I honestly do not remember that line.... care to refresh my memory? ~N.W

[@olivijastrandjord]

@@natewilson6760 Actually it was “One more rip and Andy’s done with me.”

[@jaythephineasandferbfan]

1:50 joy is sticking her tune out

[@ambermedellin6832]

She reminds me of Bluto while her pink buddy, Bing Bong, reminds me of Flounder (except that there are no glass beer bottles, car crash, or a beer can).

[@therealthunderbolt895]

Well if this never happened than joy and bing bong would be stuck in the memory pit

[@user-r97ps579fd]

Aww So Sad🥺🥺🥺

[@tonetzkiii]

I cry a lot when I watch this scene

[@buzzlightyearlight1247]

Spotlight scene at beginning 😂😂😂

[@MetraUPWRailfanner]

3:07 is the happy part

[@hankpeterschmidt8626]

Notice that photo on the bottom right? It's Figment!

[@YuYu-pc1cv]

Many times, not only does Joy exhibits toxic positivity but also she's super self-centered! Like, it really gets on my nerves 😬

[@blackxsamurai2099]

“Don’t worry it happens all the time” **proceeds to dump opinions in the facts crate**

[@ariespagilagan7903]

hahaha joy is so really silly😜😜😜

[@robertobarriosalainz8996]

Joy sadness Anger Disgust Fear Bing Bong

[@NavyTheLegend]

Don't Forget Riley