Inside Out - Sibling Rivalry

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[@WildSableye]

I was almost 100 percent sure that Bing Bong was going to turn evil like Lotso. Then I just kinda felt bad.

[@MistbornTaylor]

Same!

[@jimbogreen7029]

+Jesús Vela "it's dangerous in there! they should really put up a sign or something"

[@ryancox4498]

+Emrald70 What, were some people actually surprised by Lotso being a villain or something?

[@ryancox4498]

Emrald70 Hm. The trailers didn't spoil it, but he was on screen for about 30 seconds before I realized he was a rehash of the Prospector from the previous movie.

[@spearofconquest]

I did as well because we see him stealing memories for himself and I was expecting the big betrayal moment but then I end up crying like a baby when....well you know

[@theawesomebroso]

*I would die for Riley!* *FOR RILEY!!!*

[@elijahblechman8633]

theawesomebroso ಠ_ಠ

[@azbrowne]

Memes. I feel the memes.

[@conho4898]

theawesomebroso i would die for riley i would die for riley i would die for riley i would die for riley

[@KokoroKaisen]

theawesomebroso yeah can we talk about how joy was willing to cold-heartedly murder thousands of imaginary boyfriends?

[@conho4898]

KokoroKaisen they're mass produced anyway.

[@IndyFilmProductions]

One review said it was "Boring, unoriginal, ugly, done-to-death, unfunny, and a piece of crap" I was like "did this guy even see the same movie?"

[@eugenideddis]

See what positive reviews he has, if none then he is just what people think of the NC, just being negative for negatives sake.

[@BloggersMisintention]

Legoindy7734 Yourmoviesucksdotcom or?

[@RedaFox1]

Connor Smith why do people listen to reviews from a guy whose channel is called "Your movies suck"? Of course his reviews are going to be negative! What do you expect?!

[@newdove8113]

***** yourmoviesucks reviews new movies, and whether or not he says the film sucks is based on his review. I actually really like his reviews, and I can't wait to see Inside Out on Friday.

[@Rallinale]

***** If you care to watch more of his reviews, you would realize that, while a lot of his energy goes to making videos about why certain movies suck, he has made videos that were positive towards plenty of movies. Just watch any of his "Best of the Year" lists, in addition to a number of his Quickie videos like the ones for Her and Birdman.

[@Trunkalunx]

What I really like about this movie is like what Doug says, "You're gonna get your bad moments in life, and some sacrifices have to be made". However, it also shows you that it's okay to let your natural emotions go sometimes. It's okay to be sad, but it also shows you that when times do look dark good things can come out of it. And it shows that sadness is what eventually led to Riley feeling a sense of happiness, because of other people's kind actions.

[@TomoDerp]

Carlos Rivas Get out, and stop commenting that.

[@TomoDerp]

Carlos Rivas You are spamming it in almost every comment here. Do we really need to know?

[@TomoDerp]

Carlos Rivas Ok, you want to see this movie, that's fine. But could you atleast make it it's own comment and reply it on almost every comment? Plz.

[@TomoDerp]

Carlos Rivas Atleast I know you posted it. Now go watch Inside Out, best movie ever.

[@TomoDerp]

Yes.

[@conho4898]

anyone think Inside Out feel like a Miyazaki movie? the profoundness of it, and the silent moments are extremely Miyazaki-influenced. Pixar needs to make more of this, coz Ghibli doesnt get enough credit, so Pixar needs to bring it back to the mainstream.

[@RheaStorm]

Tim Tran Ghibli doesn't get enough credit? Don't get me wrong, Studio Ghibli movies are for the most part, good. (Even the non-Miazakyi ones...sorry if I butchered his name) But they are one of the few animation studios not based in America in where their movies get a lot of praise and showing here. They get plenty of credit for their works.

[@conho4898]

Chance cooper ask anyone on the block if the know Ghibli. Then we'll talk.

[@Kari166]

Tim Tran silent moments in film are not exclusively a Miyazaki/Ghibli thing.

[@conho4898]

Kari166 silent moments in animated films, however, is a Ghibli signature move.

[@Kari166]

Tim Tran lol, no way. Silent moments have been around since film began, since animated films became a THING.

[@DJ-wl5qo]

Honestly I thought this movie was more for adults than for kids, and that's a good thing.

[@scottfinkelstein9865]

Dylan Paterson I actually think it was optimized younger than most Pixar works. Not as low as Cars, but lower than the others.

[@Keaze]

Scott Finkelstein It was literally chock full of symbolism for psychology and mental processes that kids would not understand. It's only childish if you watch it with your brain turned off.

[@scottfinkelstein9865]

Kaze I'm going to have to disagree about children not understanding. Looking at both the final product and writer interviews, the "symbolism" (it seems a little different from what I think of for that term, but I can't quite put my finger on how) was made to be accessible to children, and is largely about things of greatest relevance to a younger audience (although not nearly as tightly focused as MLP, which I can respect for quality but find unwatchable due to being in such a removed stage of life). The pacing also seemed to most closely match the aesthetic sensibilities of a younger audience than many other Pixar works.

[@Keaze]

Scott Finkelstein I genuinely think you just didn't want to bother appreciating this beyond the superficial level, probably because of the colourful visuals. The movie has a lot to offer if you don't just write it off based on superficial ideas and it most definitively doesn't deal only with stuff relatable to children. I'm kind of baffled at even the idea of this. Thinking that the theme of emotions is only relevant to children is extremely childish.

[@scottfinkelstein9865]

Kaze And I think you're in denial to the fact that you enjoyed a work meant for children because you've conflated quality with age of the intended audience. There is not one piece of symbolism in this film that is inaccessible to a child. There is zero need for prior knowledge by design. The makers of the movie felt no need to tell their story using obscure Christian iconography. It is almost Jungian in its directness. As for the themes, both the director and the psychologists consulting on the film have gone on record saying that the film is for children first acquiring self-awareness and experiencing more than the most fleeting of sorrows for the first time. They are the ones first tasting sadness and grappling with what it is and whether it is okay. For most adults, sorrow is an old friend that we know well. It's nice to be reminded of the lesson in Inside Out and have it affirmed, possibly for the first time, but it's not something we are only now learning or debating within ourselves.

[@Chillitz]

*SPOILER* Just wanted to share that I died laughing at the imaginary Canadian boyfriend that would die for Riley. I literally lost it at that scene.

[@D0nutLord]

I would die for Riley. FOR RILEY!

[@LittleClarinetPlayer]

I thought that was so funny too! I sometimes do think up the 'perfect' boyfriend so it made me giggle at my own imagination.

[@misterwheatley1386]

Obvious JB refrence is obvious

[@FacelessJim]

chillitz chanel asum baned mi ip adres becuz i mentiond sum unrel8ed bulshet pls simpoliz with me and unsub frum dem p.s. yur all a buncha cretecz whu canet taek cratocizm

[@mr.bantman8189]

chillitz That just made me explode in laughter.

[@JadenVonBat]

R.I.P, Bing Bong.

[@Kidicaruslover]

It was kinda depressing tbh. Even Pixar had to remove a scene because they thought it will be way to sad for audiences

[@Donnerbalken28]

Arthur Dent Hey, If you take away the Robots, Wall-E is by far the darkest and most cynical of all Pixar films. Already the first frames, where this very happy song is played about how awesome it is to go outside and see the world etc. and all see are mountains of garbage. THAT is very cynical.

[@elegantcat1496]

+Arthur Dent What about the dead rats beeing exposed to the public in Ratatouille? That was intense and no one talks about it! And why doesn't anybody talk about the horrific bodycount in The Incredibles?

[@LovelyLivelyV]

+Jaden Von Bat Richard Kind actually cried when he said that. T-T

[@livemotif1998]

F

[@AshXXMayftw]

I didn't think of Herman's Head, mainly because I've never heard of it, but instead Osmosis Jones, but instead of blood cells running the show it's the emotions.

[@goldylover1000]

Oh heck yeah osmosis jones FTW probably in my opinion warner bros best animated film next to iron giant and I like to see doug walker give his thoughts on osmosis jones.

[@AshXXMayftw]

goldylover1000 It would probably be the same as the other critics, animated portions are great, the real life stuff is meh.

[@scottfinkelstein9865]

***** Cranium Command

[@Alevuss92]

Scott Finkelstein Yes! I saw the trailer and I thought "ooh, so a more developed adaptation of an old Disney ride?" I'm glad someone else picked up on this.

[@FantasiusTriton1993]

***** You know how Doug did his Top 10 Movies He Likes But Everyone Else Hates? Well if I did that list, I'd put Osmosis Jones somewhere in it.

[@swertyque480]

I saw a review complaining that Bing bong was a childish character with a stupid name. The fucking imaginary friend is childish. REALLY?!!!??!!

[@downnice95]

Well Fuck me sideways and call me a bitch! A 11 year child had a imaginary friend that was goofy!? How unrealistic and stupid! seriously that might be the most retarded criticism I ever heard Sorry for the 11 month reply =)

[@TactownGirl]

I work at a mental health clinic, where all the staff are either support, or a therapist. And they. fucking. loved. this. movie. I've never seen a group of adults more excited about a "family" film before.

[@binkyboy448]

Neala Ernswa If it's a film that can be loved by the whole family, then it stands to reason that adults can adore it without children of their own. Not to mention, a lot of this movie's humor comes not just from the jokes, but how smart the jokes are. One of the movie's funniest scenes involves these two workers who determine what we forget and what we _wish_ we'd forget.

[@TactownGirl]

It's perfect

[@TheSamuraiXX011]

binkyboy448 The only thing that could have made that scene perfect is if they inserted Ducktales.

[@SessVlogs]

Just looked up those bad reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. Julian Roman said "Note to Pixar and Disney, please go back to making films that are more fun than not. I don't want to be bummed out watching a kid's film." 'Missed the point' is an understatement.

[@VGamingJunkieVT]

Honestly, I like the fact that Disney movies aren't all sunshine, that the characters have to deal with hardship and even permanent loss. I was at the edge of my seat, knowing things will turn out for the better but still tensing up at all the destruction around them. This is the kind of movie that kids and adults can both get something out of, the notion that we have to make everything stupid and absolutely sparkling in a kid's movie is heavily insulting to kids. They need to be able to face hardships like this so they can know how to deal with them and not let it break them.

[@EveryThingGirl238]

People who want to think the world is all sunshine and rainbows. Who want their kids to grow up not knowing what it's like to lose, what it's like to feel lost, or not have something. It's growth and healthy to know not all things are going to go your way, and not all things are going to be happy You'll have down times, and the point of this movie is to show that we all go through it, and it's okay. You're right, totally missed the point. Ug I hate people at times.

[@JORDAN77777777777]

triple dent gum it'l make you smile triple dent gum it'l last a while triple dent gum it'l help ya mister to punch bad breath right in the kisser

[@D0nutLord]

DID I ASK FOR THAT COMMERCIAL?!?

[@JORDAN77777777777]

no one asked for that commercial. But we got it anyway. easily the most relatable part of the movie.

[@D0nutLord]

Exactly

[@briannaMBrown]

Get out...

[@jinhunterslay1638]

+Jordan Moffett For Doug Walker (and a lot of us)......it would be " *DUCK TALES!!! WOOOO-HOOO!!!!* "

[@arizonatsunami]

It's so weird how many people can perceive the same thing so differently than many others. I saw the trailer, saw it's a Pixar film and the fact that it literally personified emotions, and I thought "Ok there's like a 1% chance that this will suck." I never thought it was going to be bad.

[@SegaChris5]

Soooo do you think it's bad?

[@arizonatsunami]

***** No!! I thought it was one of their best!!! Way better than Toy Story 3!!!

[@Goleon]

arizonatsunami Yeah. For me personified stuff usually goes well. Like I'm a big fan of Hetalia. Adore those countries to death.

[@devildavin]

arizonatsunami just look at Pixar's track record, they have always released good fun movies with emotion, even their low points like Cars and Toy story 3, may not be as great as their other movies but are still good movies

[@JEEVES635]

I thought it was gonna be bad because it's such an easy idea to screw up.

[@bananian]

I don't know why I cried so hard at the resolution. The girl is just homesick and the climax would seem overly dramatic but just for some reason, it brings such strong emotions in me.

[@zachsutton9866]

For me it's that little smile when her parents are hugging her 😭 tears every time

[@conho4898]

Inside Out and Mad Max need to get Best Picture nomination.s

[@conho4898]

***** "and the Oscar for Best Animated film goes to............THE MINIONS!!"

[@ElijahRichards25]

Tim Tran Heard Inside Out was a really good film, I can see it winning Best Animated Film of the Year, Pixar's coming back!

[@halloweenfriday]

If Mad Max won Best Picture, I would be screaming "OH WHAT A DAY! WHAT A LOVELY DAY!!!"

[@adsfacvadtrvawefdghjdsfpoi5704]

Tim Tran Mad Max was amazing.

[@conho4898]

***** unfortunately 😕 nowadays only dramas win. Where are the musicals? War? Etc etc.

[@mathewgodfrey1517]

I could be wrong, but I think this is the first Pixar movie that didn't really feature a main antagonist. Toy Story-Sid A Bug's Life-Hopper Toy Story 2-Al/Pete Monster's Inc.-Randall Finding Nemo-Darla The Incredibles-Syndrone Cars-Chick Hicks Ratatouille-Skinner (I kinda feel like he sorta is) Wall-e-Auto Up-Charles Muntz Toy Story 3-Lotso Cars 2-Sir Miles Axlerod Brave-Mordue Monster University-Johnny

[@HeavyMetalBeliever]

Mathew Godfrey Actually, AUTO was only responding based on his programming. His programming was, by the way, to almost resolutely protect the Axiom which included not bringing them back to Earth on the basis that Earth would still be uninhabitable. Even if AUTO was a kind of Pixar take on HAL-9000, he/it was not evil. Being programmed to do a certain thing is not the same as being evil. And it's debatable whether or not Charles Muntz is evil too.

[@mathewgodfrey1517]

That's why I used the term "antagonist" rather than "villain", because they are both rather different things. An antagonist isn't always necessarily a villain in the story. Take Harry Potter for example. Voldemort is villain. Snape is an antagonist. (spoiler) Now it is rather debatable that the "I don't know what they're called" that send Bing Bong to the Subconscious can be antagonists, but I think they were more comic relief characters. 

[@HeavyMetalBeliever]

Mathew Godfrey The workers outside of Headquarters are basically doing their jobs.

[@michaelNXT1]

I don't think there is an antagonist, the conflict is between the protagonists and the problem they have getting along and having harmony between each other

[@mathewgodfrey1517]

I was rather mixed with Anton Ego. I almost considered him, but at the end of the movie didn't know whether to consider him or not. I guess so.

[@Shadow1Yaz]

As someone who loves psychology I was laughing and giggling every time we were in the mind. My sister had to tell me to shut up! I loved this movie!!!

[@MK-oz2lf]

I just hope the next 85 years of cinema, millennial filmmakers can push for more innovative content like this film and NOT rely on rehashing or referencing franchises/ culture from the 80's and 90's soo much. Seriously, after Spielberg releases READY PLAYER ONE, that should be the film to close the vault on this current wave of 80's/ 90's reboots and remakes. Look at where we were in 1915 vs 2015. We need more imagination people. As Doug's brother said, this film "restores your faith in cinema".

[@MK-oz2lf]

Carlos Rivas ? I have no idea who you are. I am not sure why you are informing ME about your current situation. I apologize, but it sounds like you'll have to contact KZbin. I am not affiliated with Channel Awesome.

[@slug237711]

The Electrocist Except this concept of controlling ones thoughts has been done to death already. Nothing original

[@MK-oz2lf]

slug237711 Well, if you watched this video, Doug's brother addressed this "topic" and I agree with him in that; it's not about the "Originality" about the concept, but the originality in its execution. That's what made this film so compelling and clever compared to other stories with similar expositions. Ex: Herman's Head. Do you know how many times (good & bad) there have been the "boy meets girl/ boy looses girl/ boy wins girl" story arcs made throughout history? Millions. Yet when it is done well, it doesn't feel old. So.... what's more important: Great storytelling or uniqueness for the sake of uniqueness and possibly botch your film in the process?

[@guyincognito7509]

The Electrocist Hey, reboots and remakes can be GOOD, we shouldn't just STOP with all of them. I can't stand it when people go, "oh do something ORIGINAL for once!"Remakes and reboots can be original! Mad Max Fury Road was a continuation of an 80s franchise, it was awesome! The Chris Nolan Batman Trilogy was a reboot!I just think people should stop acting like it's the end of the world every time a reboot/remake gets announced.

[@MK-oz2lf]

Guy Incognito Hey Guy. Yes, I can realistically say that reboots and remakes will never cease to exist, however, in my comment as you can see, I was emphasizing the overkill that the film industry has been focusing too much on with ORIGINAL films from the 80's and 90's and rehashing them again today. There's too much creative input in these types of films versus the films that pursue new ideas. Usually they're "indie" stuff. There's an imbalance basically and I was figuratively saying (with the vault visual) that it can be good for the film industry to take a break and focus on a new direction. You mentioned Mad Max Fury Road. Great film. People argue it can stand on its own without the other 3 films and I agree. It is a great movie because it brought back the huge, practical, extravaganza film-making that old school blockbusters use to do in an age of CGI gluttony. It was refreshing. Now imagine if filmmakers, with that same enthusiasm creating new worlds and stories and making people just as excited as you were with MMFR. There's a lot of "cook-cutter" productions these days. Because the focus has been too much on nostalgia, and I get it, but... it's a "double edge sword" if you see what I mean? Thanks for responding.

[@EthalaRide]

Man, I HATED Brave! The trailer and sponsored hype behind it made me think it was going to be a girl going on a grand adventure through the Highlands and proving her strength and finding who she is. We got a GOD DAMN backyard Brother, I mean Mother, Bear misunderstanding, With magic just thrown in here and there for no reason! It's Scotland! How do you screw up magic in Scotland! What really makes me angry is that in the beginning, it set up the 5 or 6 Scottish clans at war and a curse but then it just focuses on the frigid mother/daughter bonding on catching fish? ALL WITHIN HER BACK FUCKING YARD! AAAAH. I'm sorry, this has nothing to do with Inside Out, but I am still so FUCKING STEAMED about goddamn Brave. UGH! Wow, I need to see Inside Out movie because I'm pretty sure Anger took over for a minute there, sorry.

[@domwalter6474]

I liked Brave

[@oystersoup3434]

***** I agree! I saw the trailer and I assumed she would go out to take down a frightening creature and go on some epic adventure. I was thoroughly disappointed.

[@EasilyBoredGamer]

***** that's why you never hype yourself, just wait and see what it is

[@theturtwig50]

***** I would like Brave ...if it wasn't a Pixar film. Brave is a total Disney film, but with PIXAR stamped on the cover.

[@oystersoup3434]

Rumia Scarlet Brave is not only a Disney film, but it's one of those desperate Disney films with immature humor and just overall insulting to the viewer's intelligence. Pixar is better than that.

[@bowmaj8666]

If you ask most people 'What did you like most about Up?' They'll say one of two things. Either 'The first ten minutes' or 'SQUIRREL!' I actually had to pause the video at that point, I was laughing that hard!

[@MegaFriendlyCreeper]

Sigh... more hype backlash. This always seems to happen. Toy Story 3 is overrated because people like it too much. The Avengers is overrated because people like it too much. Frozen is overrated because people like it too much. Mad Max: Fury Road is overrated because people like it too much. Inside Out is overrated because people like it too much. Nobody's allowed to like anything anymore.

[@RyanStorey1231]

MegaFriendlyCreeper It's the internet. People online don't have the capacity to "like" things. People just like to be contrarians. We want to feel different and special for not liking something enormously popular. I admit, I went through that phase, but then I realized that I enjoyed liking things. I missed allowing myself to like something. Once I let that go, I embraced the "joy" part of my brain, pardon the pun.

[@MegaFriendlyCreeper]

***** Not really a pun; more of a reference. I agree with you though. :D

[@Skoombit]

All the people who say that crap just have Disgust at the controls wayyyy too much. Fuck off Disgust! Let Joy back on!

[@mathewgodfrey1517]

Unless it's a Nolan film. Don't get me wrong I like his movies. Inception is perhaps one of my favorite movies, but I am really sure that if any other director did Intersteller, that movie would have been labeled overrated in a heart beat. If you asked, movies aren't getting bad, I think people are just hating on anything successful and popular just for a quick and cheap like.

[@HeavyMetalBeliever]

Mathew Godfrey Christopher Nolan gave us The Dark Knight and I'd almost forgive him for making Interstellar because of it. Seriously. Anyway, Inside Out is probably one of the best films that was released this year in my opinion, along with Mad Max: Fury Road and Jurassic World. As well as Avengers: Age Of Ultron.

[@qwertyuiop22ful]

I cried my eyes out in the "Take her to the moon for me" scene.

[@The_Azure_]

I just went and watched this today, and I had a great experience, one that I never had until now. I sat near the front row, like I normally do, and was having a great time. Smiling, laughing, hearing the audience laugh, remembering my year of psyche in highschool, it was all so enjoyable. But then something happened, something that I have never heard in a movie theater. As the credits began, so too did a round of applause from the audience in back of me. It wasn't a slow build up, but an immediate applause from everyone. It felt shockingly amazing to feel that everyone in that room shared my feelings on Inside Out.

[@Skoombit]

Jeez i wish i had that experience, i swear i was the only 1 who enjoyed it! Probably because half the audience was 6 years old -.-

[@chalkchalkson5639]

I really like this movie for the lots of different ways to interpret this movie. The loss of sadness and joy can be seen as a depression, the change that is happening might stand for growing up, the message about the importance of sadness...

[@guydude6388]

KUNG FU PANDA 3 Trailer is out Get hyped

[@RheaStorm]

Bitten Survivor The hype is real.

[@guydude6388]

Carlos Rivas What's the point of telling that to me

[@tyro334]

OBJECTION Carlos, do explain how you commented if that happened to you. And, tell your mama and papa not the Internet. I rest my case.

[@guyincognito7509]

Carlos Rivas Who even CARES?!?!?!

[@tyro334]

I didn't mean to be condescending, I was pointing out that you were lying. Also the OBJECTION is a Phoenix wright reference.

[@revonance8671]

"I'm one of the few people who didn't like Monsters Inc." Don't worry, Rob. We hate you too.

[@thebrutusmars]

You're not Markiplier? Just like the rest of the 7.2(?) billion people in the world.

[@JamesCPotter13]

That goddamn Chinatown reference with the mind cops.

[@Skoombit]

Forget it Jake, it's Cloud Town. Of course the kids in the audience didn't get it but I laughed my ass off

[@halloweenfriday]

"Forget it Jake, it's Cloud Town." Best Chinatown reference in a Disney/Pixar movie EVER!

[@poptart123456jb]

Brave was a let down. I liked the premise of the story, with the strong, independent bow wielding redhead who don't need no man but then it suddenly turned into brother bear and I just sat there like 'what just happened?'. I liked the aesthetics, especially the forest and the wisps it was so interesting but then they screwed that all up when they introduced the plot. It had an interesting protagonist that they could've done so much more with a great setting and then they didn't deliver with the actual story, which in the end is the most important part. Inside Out was the reverse Brave for me.

[@lunad27]

Agreed. I was excited for Brave, but when I saw it I felt bored (the breast joke, the one where the boys jump into a woman's dress, had me rolling my eyes in annoyance while everyone around me was laughing). It just didn't live up to the hype. This? I LOVED it- I cried at the end. Best PIxar film in years IMO.

[@poptart123456jb]

+Luna D (MoonlightMillennium) Absolutely, Inside Out was great. I wasn't sure what to make of the bright colours and the super cheery protagonist at first but when the darker sadder stuff was introduced it had such an impact in contrast. I was told this movie would make you cry, so I was determined not to, but by the end I had tears streaming down my face in the theatre.

[@lunad27]

Jay B. I don't normally cry at movies, but this was far too relatable not to. I thought it'd be typical Pixar, but I can't believe how good it was. I'm hoping that means we'll get more films of this quality in the future.

[@Florithia]

I saw this movie on Sunday with my boyfriend, and we loved it. It was amazing. It had some deep concepts throughout, and had such a great message. Sadness is important. She was empathy. Also, I loved how at the end, because RIley was getting older her emotions were more complicated. I will also say, while I still thought the movie looked good from the trailer, it looked to me like Riley was going through depression or something. I will admit I liked Monster's U, but this was definitely so much better.

[@user-zf3fc9tn5k]

That moment when you realize that Bing Bong was voiced by Tom from Tom and Jerry: The Movie. .....I swear to god, I'm not making this up! xD

[@Bwgustaf]

Joy knocks over 2 crates on the train of thought Joy: oh no! All these facts and opinions look the same. I can't tell them apart. Bing Bong: Happens to me all the time. Don't worry about it.

[@amatiamat1449]

"I would die for Riley" "I would die for Riley" "I would die for Riley" "I would die for Riley" omg lol

[@Mad77max77]

as I was watching it : I told myself That's genius ! This is amazing ! then I laugh so hard I forgot that, and I went thinking again : waw, this is amazing ! it's brilliant !

[@yourcollegedebt8384]

I have to bring up one running joke that you glossed over: The Tripledent gum commercial. It just made me (and the rest of the audience) laugh my ass off whenever they used it. We've all had that one thing that gets stuck in our head and refuses to leave (might I just say... Statefarm?), and they bring that full-force. They use it every chance they get, ESPECIALLY the bus driver scene in the credits, where all of the emotions were anger. So many laughs...

[@bowmaj8666]

The folks at Pixar have a talent for taking seemingly unoriginal ideas and making them seem fresh and new! I think Doug even said it himself during Disneycember, Toy Story, with it's premise of toys coming to life when no one is around, is clearly nothing new and has been seen a million times, but you never hear people harping on Toy Story for being unoriginal! Mainly because it's just that good a movie! So it seems like the same can be said for Inside Out, and I for one can't wait to see it!

[@iHeartsNostalgiaPit]

Bowmaj 86 yeah you're right Toy Story wasn't really original, there was already a film like that that was made in the 70's Raggedy Ann and Andy a Musical Adventure (how has Doug not reviewed it yet, and yet the Greedy scene was on the mindfuck list) though there was no toy rivalry in the film though.

[@bowmaj8666]

iheartryanstyles I always remember "The Forgotten Toys" a Christmas Special about a Doll and a Teddy Bear who get thrown away when their owners get new toys for Christmas and have to go on a search for new ones. Now that I think about it, it has a spookily similar premise, with a toy's fear of not being loved by their child any more. I think it even came out the same year!

[@bobbafett5175]

iheartryanstyles or perhaps that Grimm tale about the toy soldier and the ballerina.

[@Monosmith]

I'm amused by people like YMS who say that this concept has been done a million times and therefore is not original. Pretty much, there is no such thing as a truly original concept, although I do find that it's possible to be truly original with your presentation, which is what "Inside Out" achieves. What I love about this film is how well-researched it is and how wonderfully it imagines a physical analogue of the processes of the subconcious. It covers the concepts of core memories, the relationships between emotions, how emotions change over time, how we learn to balance our emotions with age, and so forth. For children at Riley's age, these things are indispensable lessons thought will make growing up SO much easier, and I really wish this film has come out when *I* was eleven. They're right, too. This movie is cathartic.

[@maugos]

Hee hee! I guess I'm the opposite of Rob cause I loved how the inside of the head was all vibrant and colorful while the outside, well, was realistic in its colorization. Created a nice dichotomy to me. That way you'd always know where you were at any given time.

[@Genin99]

I thought Joy was Amy Pohler's Olaf the Snowman. Since she was cute and lovable, instead of annoying and rage inducing.

[@authoralysmarchand6758]

This movie has both helped children understand their emotions and it has helped people to understand depression. These are two hugely important things, and this movie deserves a special Oscar for importance to humans.

[@austincameron6461]

By the way, regarding when Brave won the academy award for best animated film, last year, how to train your dragon 2 should have won, not big hero 6. I like big hero 6, but httyd2 was far the Superior film. Kind of a tangent. But oh well.

[@l_crow1575]

Yes!!!!

[@scottfinkelstein9865]

austin cameron My memory of the film is a bit fuzzy, but I have definite issues with HtTYD2, particularly stuff that doesn't quite make sense or invalidated the first move. BH6 had other issues, but that was more around just a few moments that fall flat and are clearly there for the trailer or to be quoted later ("woman up").

[@michaelhudak9695]

I personally think that the Lego movie should've won best animated film, but I completely agree that HTTYD2 definitely should've won over Big Hero 6. Like you, I really like it, but it wasn't Oscar worthy to me...

[@scottfinkelstein9865]

Lego movie wasn't pretty enough, which is what matters for the academy members who vote on Best Animated.

[@joesatmoes]

Scott Finkelstein honestly I went with a few friends to watch HTYYD2 and as someone who loved the first one, I was really disappointed, and both my friends

[@Kari166]

I teared up when Bing Bong disappeared, but when Riley broke down and told her parents about how she was trying so hard to be happy for them, but she can't because her life just isn't the same and everything is going wrong, I couldn't handle it and I burst into tears, and I don't cry easily at movies.

[@gmoney4980]

Channel Awesome Easily one the top 4 BEST Pixar movies. Especially after all the setbacks the movie overcame. 2yrs ago it was left for dead, now it shines better than 60% of all Pixar movies. Well, that's what I got from my 1st viewing..

[@DigiRangerScott]

Rich Moore (Wreck-It Ralph's director) is doing Zootopia. You probably saw its teaser before Lava and Inside Out

[@dylantennant235]

This was the best Pixar film ever made , good morals , great characters , the comedy perfect, the story very creative , the acting some of the best. One of the best animated films ever made , along with how to your dragon , Spirited away , Felidae and The prince of Egypt

[@JV4LONGONG]

Usually I roll my eyes whenever Pixar makes another sequel, but this is the one time I really want a sequel to this.

[@RedRooster0912]

I totally expected the message to be always be happy. I never expected when Sadness fixed the problem and made everything better by having that sad moment with the parents

[@racewiththefalcons1]

This is probably the most inventive, creative film ever made. A true masterpiece of the medium - a film that reminds you that cinema's true potential is only beginning to be tapped.

[@japeth3213]

Monsters U is no classic, but it's nowhere near as bad as you guys make it out to be either

[@kydoggstar2535]

Inside Out is the Best PIXAR Movie ever made

[@Leopardstripe1989]

Somehow watching Inside Out with my mom made this movie even more fun. Not only did we laugh and cry at all the right moments, but also the "express your sadness" idea hit home for the both of us. My mom works as a counselor so I was practically raised on the "it's okay to cry" philosophy. Sure crying makes us look vulnerable and nobody like to make themselves vulnerable. But you know what? Crying is all part of the healing process. Otherwise, you just go numb and unfeeling if you keep it all bottled up, which the movie expressed amazingly as well.

[@thoughtfulinsanity3050]

Doug and Rob, you need to do Fate/Zero vlogs, or just watch the show for your own enjoyment. I absolutely guarantee that you guys will love this show. The characters, plot, visuals, and music, are all exceptional.

[@Codex-jp6hy]

Thoughtful Insanity lol Fate/Zero? Make them watch Legend of the Galactic Heroes!

[@thoughtfulinsanity3050]

Jewell TH Well anybody who likes fate/zero can't be that bad, but I think that would be taking things a bit fast huh? :)

[@thoughtfulinsanity3050]

***** I actually haven't seen Fate stay/night. I am thinking about starting a free trial on hulu to watch it. I hated the ending the first time because of how sad it was, but then watching it again I saw the beauty and hope that the ending has and now I can't imagine the series ending any other way. When I found out it was a prequel I was astounded. Also could you, without spoiling it, tell me whether Fate stay/night is as good?

[@thoughtfulinsanity3050]

Jewell TH Ok thanks.

[@CaptainCJ97]

Saber ftw that is all

[@SonofMrPeanut]

There was also Cranium Command at EPCOT, which also explores the idea of characters working in your head. Pete Docter worked on the pre-show animation for that, though it was directed by the same two guys who would go on to direct Beauty & the Beast. His head made a cameo in that animation. Knowing he was working on Inside Out, along with the fact that pretty much all the best people there outside of Lasseter weren't really heavily involved in the last 3 movies, I had high hopes for this picture. I'm glad to say this did not disappoint. I'm really looking forward to any stories in the future w/ these emotional characters, whether through shorts or another movie. Speaking of another movie, this could take the same aging route that Toy Story took. That scene w/ Fear filling in for the Dream Shfit. I want an MST3K setup there where a group sits behind the control panel while commenting on the low-quality dreams they're subjected to.

[@tommycali2211]

I feel like Inside Out is best if you don't know anything going in. I had no clue what it was about except for "Emotions in a child's head, let's see what happens!" Amazing.

[@jtszabo1691]

I saw it yesterday and loved it. It's the best Pixar movie since Toy Story 3, and it was cool to see a Pixar movie without a real villain.

[@AliumMoAnn]

Watched it in theaters...is now one of my favorites Pixar films...

[@taiasoncole8148]

I find it funny when people try to argue that this movie doesn't portray emotions accurately and yet there are psychologists that not only helped with the movie but praise it. I remember going to a counseling center and Inside Out was everywhere and all the counselors talked about how well it portrayed emotions. Maybe it was because they couldn't connect to Riley's situation.

[@TwiShningfan1]

I totally agree with them. Pixar is back baby

[@MissBigBadWolf20]

I work at a movie theater. And before I saw the movie, a couple came up to me and stated a disliking of the film. Curious because I was eager to see the film later on, I asked them why they didn't like it. Both agreed that the movie pushed in to much sadness, that they feared it was teaching kids that sadness was a good thing. Since I was working I only nodded said sorry they didn't like the film and told them to enjoy their day. But after they left I thought about sadness, how after a good cry you feel better, how sadness mixed with other emotions, is an amazing feeling. And no matter what that couple said, I was still going to see that film. Finally the days comes that me and a friend of mine go see the film. And all of my thoughts on sadness were perfectly showed on that screen. Sadness isn't just the dark we all see. It's more like the map to help us find our way and move forward. I adored this movie, and am looking forward to more movies as strong like this in the future.

[@EveryThingGirl238]

That's the thing, Sadness IS a good thing. Bottling up your emotions isn't a good thing at all, Kids need to know it's okay to cry, it's okay to be sad. I had a good cry after a horrible day at work, mostly just letting some tears fall because the frustration hit over the edge for me. Honestly I felt better because of it, and was able to take a breath. It's parents like that that kind of make me roll my eyes in annoyance. Because they are the kind that possibly will push their kids to the extreme and these kids will have problems later in life. I've seen kids who's parents tell them to push back there emotions of anger, fear, and sadness. All for the sake of just being happy, but if my experience at work taught me anything, even mature adults get angry and they need to cry it out. We may not do it as much as kids, but sometimes a good cry is what we need.

[@UnclePhil73]

I sure do love Pixar, even their mediocre movies are still worth watching more than most animated movies coming out these days. I haven't seen Inside Out yet but this commentary just reinforces how much I want to see it.

[@ACap34]

I totally understand why people might have a love for monsters u. I understand that it has problems... But I was dismissed from my college due to a stupid mistake around the time that movie came out, so I love it because it was a real comfort to me when no one could make me feel better. It might not be the best movie critically, but it's one of my favorites because it really connected with me. Plus I love 80s movies, despite not being born around then!!! Also, Sadness is my favorite of the emotions in this movie. It is probably my favorite Pixar movie.

[@gorillazfan_vt]

When I watched this, I cried twice. Once when Sadness comforted Bing Bong, and another at the end when the kid finally let her sadness show.

[@daniellepa94]

you're right this film does make you feel like a kid again.

[@LostTheNecromancer]

I have to say it really was a great movie going with my family to see. I wasn't expecting to come out in tears. It's making me feel things that I have felt in a long time and made me realize this movie is fantastic. To be honest when I left the movie I said out loud there has to be a sequel. I actually wanna see this character grow along with her feelings.

[@kirbynat493]

I liked Monsters U AND Inside Out. xD

[@virginiahouser6407]

Inside Out brought more personal tears to me than any other movie. You see, I moved a lot when I was a child (8 schools before college), I played ice hockey as a kid and had to quit, and I tried to run away as a child. ALL of the feels. But despite all the personal connections, this was a phenomenal film regardless, and beautiful for all ages. And with that said, I also want to send huge kudos to you guys for having TRIGUN ON THE SHELF BEHIND YOU! One of the best manga visually ever made. ^_^ Wonderful review, guys. Well done.

[@woodfloor111]

Doug I agreed with you so much when you said you wish you had this movie sooner. I needed this film, up until a few months ago. I think my favorite part of this movie is the moral, because I know there are a lot of people who would not figure out the importance of sadness on their own (at least not for a long time) like me.

[@miguelarrocha2703]

I completely agree with what they said about UP, the opening minutes were great, but the rest of the movie is ok. But inside out it´s really caught me from the beginning to the end

[@boredcommenter67]

I just got back from seeing this. Aside from wanting to strangle joy I loved it. She was just too peppy.

[@brandongannon107]

She was literally the emotion of joy

[@oystersoup3434]

Carlos Rivas How did you conduct yourself? Were you saying violent or threatening thing?

[@boredcommenter67]

Brandon Gannon my problem exactly lol

[@boredcommenter67]

Teh0nex no problem with happy. but she was the only one who was only her emotion. anger could be happy, fear could be angry, etc.

[@boredcommenter67]

Mortilum only at the kid who kept screaming "Why is she crying" every 15 minutes.

[@Sarah-oo9uk]

I was blown away by this movie. They took an idea and definitely milked every offshoot from that idea to form a very clever, witty and refreshingly inventive animated movie. Seriously, I've not watched a movie as good as this for ages, and after I watched it I felt rejuvenated. Every aspect of this movie satisfies me, from its screen-writing to its character development. You guys did a great job breaking down the individual parts making up this movie to explain what makes it so good, if not great.

[@SaschaErni]

Like added for “I really wished I could have seen this film eight or nine years earlier.” Well done, both of you.

[@maximumrisk2004]

I would say Rob is wrong. Inside Out has those awesome 10 Minutes, just this time its at the end. Those scenes when the Credits roled made it so worth it. I mean the thought process of a Dog and the road rage of a Driver where priceless. XD

[@CLOYSTEROYSTER]

maximumrisk2004 AHH SPIDER!

[@VGamingJunkieVT]

How about the boy at the Hockey game? Girl! Girl! Girl!

[@imaloony8]

Brilliantly done; I think this is going to go down as one of Pixar's best, and now I'm looking forward even more to The Good Dinosaur. On a few other notes: My personal favorite Pixar is Ratatouille. I could watch that movie over and over and over. I liked Monster's University. It's far, FAR from Pixar's best, but I thought it was cute and entertaining enough. It would have just been average if it hadn't been for that very last act, which I think pushed it to a "Good but not Great" film.

[@russiandrago821]

I literally cried at the end. The characters are so well written and you can empathize with joy, anger, etc... and you know there struggles!

[@Wolfmyth100]

Inside Out made me cry....I loved it. I will be getting it when it comes to DVD/Blue Ray

[@witsrsly]

I need to see this film again. Oh my god. It had me crying T^T

[@LittleClarinetPlayer]

I took my little cousin a few days ago to watch this and I was tearing up more than she was. It is well worth the watch, like I want to get my family to go see it. I would watch this again and again. Awesome movie.

[@unixone7558]

+LittleClarinetPlayer Same, I just saw it in the theater, I want to see it again so bad!

[@WizJAT]

So my friend thinks this movie is Pixar's most unoriginal and simplest movie to date, and I was just like, "Huh?!"

[@Gameactive]

My main concern about the trailer was “All right, where are they taking this concept?” The trailers didn’t care to show that, and I almost want to say it was for the better due to just how great the parts they didn’t show were. Needless to say, I was pleasantly surprised with the direction they took this, and it’s a very close contender with _Wreck-It Ralph_ for my favorite movie of all-time. And it figures: they’re both figurative representations of what happens behind the curtains, and both feature characters that realize their roles aren’t without meaning. The latter tops out for me because it’s a video-game movie, of course, but I cannot deny _Inside Out_ being the overall superior film that anyone can get into.

[@kladams707]

Carl's discovery in the photo album movex me more than the first 10 minutes of up.

[@darksuperganon]

Man, I totally forgot that Brave and Monsters University actually existed. They were kind of forgettable, especially compared to Finding Nemo, WALL-E, and, yes, Monsters Inc (what, I liked it!). And yes, I saw Inside Out. It was amazing, far better than whatever else Pixar has made recently.

[@FlamingWhippet]

Inside Out and Mad Max Fury Road I think are the only two movies that have blown my mind this year.

[@conho4898]

FlamingWhippet yes. and in some cases, Kingsman for me.

[@downnice95]

FlamingWhippet Unless anything else that is epic comes out these two should be the only pictures that should be nominated let alone win

[@PirateOfPlayTime]

+FlamingWhippet message from the future: Star Wars

[@treylovato7895]

I can't help but notice and admire your collection of Dune books as someone who's read all of them It's nice seeing someone who enjoys it just as much

[@kamtotay]

As someone who is usually happy-go-lucky all of the time, not only did I think the movie is a symbolism of depression, but since I'm usually happy all of the time, I've found that usually being happy ALL the time is never good. Eventually your going to get sad or if you didn't the people around you will automatically think "Oh their so happy! their life must be perfect and they don't need any help, they don't need assistance for anything" and they won't be there for you because they think your so great. I absolutely loved the movie and how it actually showed that sadness IS important and that everyone has it, throughout the movie the parents talked about how perfect Riley was and how happy she constantly was until they realized that she can get sad too. I really think Pixar put a lot of emotion (no pun intended ;D ) into this! good job, Pixar!

[@raeout6226]

In my opinion when writing is concerned although originality is amazing its also overrated. Ingenuity however is priceless

[@raeout6226]

And this movie is as good as it is ingenious. So pretty much Good as fuck

[@link7305]

Uraeus Allison you can have all my likes for that wonderful comment.

[@ChristJesus12]

I think that the clown was purposefully made not-scary to sort of tap into childish fears, the fact that you fear over something that isn't scary at all. The clown doesn't have a scary design, but the lighting and the environment and the music all play into making you a part of that fear. When I watched this, the clown didn't scare me at all, but because of the environment I still felt that same fear that a child would fear towards an un-intimidating clown. But that's just me :)

[@justinhuang5183]

This movie came out in Taiwan a few weeks ago. So when I watched this movie a second time (already watched it once in the US), I noticed that the entire theater was crying during some scenes and laughing really hard at others. I haven't seen a range of emotions in an audience probably ever. That's the power of this movie.

[@Beethovania]

For me, this is the best Pixar movie.

[@FanOfAnimation]

Am I the only person who like all of the Pixar movies?

[@phylesenavidad5714]

No

[@CarsAndShrekYesLoudHouseNo]

Nope.

[@FanOfAnimation]

Zatchooze Naut Yeah, but it is still easily the worst Pixar movie.

[@CarsAndShrekYesLoudHouseNo]

Guys, Cars 2 isn't that bad.

[@CanYouFoush]

+Zatchooze Naut I didn't think Cars 2 was bad.

[@thePirateQueenKt]

Oh, when Big Hero 6 won an academy award last year - over Song of the Sea and other exponentially better films just because it's probably the only one they had seen/recognized the title of - the animated film award is almost always really disappointing

[@conho4898]

thePirateQueenKt Brave winning over Ralph and Shrek winning over Monsters Inc.

[@emmaburke628]

Frozen winning over the wind rises and I agree that big hero 6 shouldn't have won. My top 3 animated films of last year were the song of the sea,the Lego movie,and tale of the princess Kaguya

[@conho4898]

Justin Burke Wind Rises was a disappointment for me, so i was quite content Frozen won. Miyazaki's worst (of course, that means its still a good movie, just not up to par), imo.

[@jamlym4974]

You've just made me want to see this movie again.

[@CeltycSparrow]

I watched this movie yesterday and I absolutely agree with everything they said. I have seen most of Pixar's movies, and this one is BY FAR one of the best films that Pixar has produced to date. The animation was stunning, the characters were very creative and enjoyable and the story is one that both children AND adults can relate to because the message is so timeless. I would highly recommend this film.

[@InShane162]

Any one remember the Fairly Odd Parents episode where they go inside Vicky's Brain and find the emotional control center. At the happiness chair has just been abandoned for years. I think of it every time qI seen the commercial for this movie

[@AnimeBearFL]

Loved this movie was emotionally beaitful. Though best part was the bear joke (only some will get it)

[@cesarjimenezanimator]

10:54 The director of this movie did "Monsters, Inc." and "Up". The one who directed "Wreck-It Ralph" was Rich Moore. So there you go.

[@FaethFGC]

This was my favourite Pixar film. I've seen it 3 times and I personally loved it. I think it came around at a perfect time for me though and I think that's why I liked it so much.

[@SilverShion]

My opinion: Don't go see Minions please !! Go see Inside Out!

[@cloudlion1610]

That’s what my family did sigh

[@RoxasClaimsRiku]

Personally, it felt like a mixture between the retired Disney attraction Cranium Command and the current/retired attraction Journey Into the Imagination with Figment (only reason I say retired for it is because it has undergone a lot of changes in the past).

[@bobbyvollman800]

Thank You, I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought it was like Cranium Command. It was never Herman's Head for me in the comparison department, it was always Cranium Command.

[@MichaelSar12IsBack]

***** Figment even makes a cameo.

[@disneydork100]

Funny story: the director actually helped make cranium command!

[@AlaskaRS]

I watched this back on a flight for the hell of it and was blown away by how much it resonated from an adult perspective. This film though targeted as a family movie has so much sophistication in the stuff it tackles, I'm glad children of this age are being raised with that. So much so a few of the really deep moments nearly made me cry. I was on a plane so I had to bite my tongue a bit :P

[@Cometpluto]

I just saw the movie yesterday! BEST. FILM. EVAR.