Sadness Carried **INSIDE OUT** On Her Back! First Time Watching (Movie Reaction & Commentary)

Inside Out Movie Reaction and Commentary
today we're gonna be watching another wonderful Disney/Pixar movie - Inside Out - for the first time!
this one was great! and btw I'll fight anyone who'd hurt my girl Sadness.
hope you'll enjoy this reaction to Inside Out!
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[@christianwise637]

"You can't truly know happiness if you don't know what sadness is" Sophie identifying the message of the film less than 5 minutes in

[@MasonJWMyers]

Yeah, I was like wow that was fast and really deep.

[@Whiteavee]

Imagine u are like being bullied you will always be happy and they will think u are crazy…

[@MarceloSilva-kp7mc]

When we are at our lowest, when you can't help yourself anymore, that's when we need to be sad Sadness is our mind's way to say "I need help"

[@muhammadnazrin3390]

17:50 It's kinda dark, but i guess "self deletion", when you're so deep into the abyss, you would feel that, there's only one way out. Oh and the reason sadness gets so handsy with the memories, is literally what happens when you reminisce past happy memories, that you know you'll never get back, a slight tint of sadness will envelope it. A feeling of melancholy.

[@JohnSmith-wh2ob]

YES!!

[@Rinzeki02]

This!

[@kylemorello4787]

There's a novelization that shows this story through each of the emotions perspective and Sadness says she could hear the core memories calling her to touch them.

[@SusanaCanales1]

Right! She was trying to do her job but Joy kept stopping her. The more she was repressed, the more she tried to touch.

[@neolithiumproduction]

@@SusanaCanales1 And the more Riley suppressed her feelings, the more she began to fall into Depression. This movie has got to have the best visual representation of what depression feels like.

[@muhammadnazrin3390]

"Take her to the moon for me" broke me so hard that I actually had to stop watching the movie for a bit so I could compose myself

[@richarddollar4912]

Really?

[@onniantikainen2948]

Yeah, me too. I don't know why it hit so hard, but it's just so effective!

[@happyblue4940]

Same to

[@muhammadnazrin3390]

@@richarddollar4912 yeah the self sacrifice trope always hits me real hard. Like Bruce Willis in Armageddon. The fact that he(Bing Bong) was jumping for joy(both figuratively and literally), also added to it, he was so happy he could help his friend, even at the cost of his life and even tho his friend has basically forgotten about him after she started growing up and made human friends.

[@karinapedziwiatr4202]

@@muhammadnazrin3390 the end of the movie is way sadder

[@IcySeabass]

Sophie: "People are crazy, people are insane, people have insane thoughts" *20 seconds later* Sophie: "Imagine if this was like a demon and the baby's being possessed"

[@evantaylor4796]

So true 😂

[@SophieLents]

Told you, you don’t wanna know…

[@shinobukocho1696]

@@SophieLents 👀👀👀👀

[@_charademon_]

Selfproof

[@lauracerqueiramachado8979]

Pixar consulted many psychologists so they could figure out how many emotions they would have in this movie and the thing is they picked these ones because when they work together they can make more emotions, in the end the yellow and blue memory was actually a melancholy memory, Joy doesn’t feel sad she feels melancholic and Sadness doesn’t feel jolly she feels melancholic as well, instead of anger Fear feels hate (and so does Anger instead of fear), Disgust doesn’t feel jolly she feels intrigued, Fear doesn’t feel jolly he feels surprised, Sadness doesn’t feel afraid she feels anxious, Anger doesn’t feel sad he feels betrayed, there are more exemples you can search

[@thewhim8151]

Sequel bait...

[@adiarainfoster]

I understood immediately when Sadness was changing the happy memories. It happens every time we lose something. We remember the happiness we had with that someone or something and we are sad that it's gone and in the past. Happy memories become sad through loss.

[@Sataandagi96]

Imagine Riley becoming an astronaut, because deep down she has this memory or dream that pushes her like an invisible hand. 😭

[@SusanaCanales1]

Oh my godddddddd. At the very least, working for NASA

[@lillyvandendikkenberg7569]

Take her to the moon for me..

[@elbruces]

Or she becomes a crypto scammer.

[@blenderbachcgi]

The Artemis I mission has just orbited the moon again...

[@stellesappho]

i feel like not enough people get that her emotions and their actions are not separate from her - it's still her. so it's not like she is controlled by them, i mean, in a sense, but like we are controlled by our emotions, we can't help it. so when sadness went touching memories all of a sudden, it was riley. cause things changed so much, all of her past memories are now making her feel sad, cause it won't be like it was before. change is often scary and painful. and joy desperately wanting to keep sadness away, it's riley trying to be only positive and not letting herself be sad

[@videohistory722]

This movie is INCREDIBLE with color theory. Riley: striped shirt as they're moving with all colors on them to show theyre in harmony, or so it seems. yellow jacket on the first day of school because she's still young enough to be excited. Striped shirt sans blue and yellow at the dinner table because all of her emotions are fighting for control with joy and sadness gone. Black jacket because she's emotionally shutting down. Emotions: joy has blue hair, backing up the theory joy and sadness go hand in hand. Disgust has a purple ascot, suggesting disgust is mainly motivated by what scares us. Anger is wearing a red tie showing how when were angry, we can't see, hear, or feel anything else. Think, "seeing red". And finally Sadness is wearing a white turtleneck as a combination of all the emotions, like how all light is combined to make white light.

[@LadyDoomsinger]

Struggling with chronic depression, this movie hits me hard. I was 14-ish when it set in, 16 when I was sent to my 1st therapist, and now in my 30s - The stakes of the movie are very high, when you've lived through what the bad ending would look like.

[@kylemorello4787]

There's one thing I've always wondered about this film: don't babies cry, like all the time? Usually to let adults know they need help? By that logic, did sadness know her purpose when Riley was born and lost it when she became a toddler?

[@cambriatevis6907]

Have you ever heard of happy babies? Some babies don't cry that much. Also Sadness had the right instincts even if she wasn't sure why she felt compelled. Understanding your emotions is quite different than having them. ...Also I don't think that Joy was acting in a purposeful way either, just acting out of instinct.

[@dannybrase1253]

I've had the thought that they could have given Joy an extra line when she's listing the purposes of the other emotions and gets to Sadness. Something about how Sadness used to be helpful but now that Riley can talk to ask for things she's just kind of hanging around.

[@eternaltae]

25:42 Ok but those "bunch of lunatics controlling her" are her literal thoughts and emotions though XD they are only there to portray her thoughts into individual feelings. Anger was in charge because it's easy to do reckless things when you let your anger get the best of you, fear was there to tell them the logical consequences of their actions but anger keeps denying him, much how like we push back our fear/rationality to let anger control us to do irrational things

[@AmberyTear]

Psychology and human nature is the most interesting thing for me and this movie is SO. WELL. DONE. and quite accurate in terms of developmental psychology (which is something all parents should be taught, honestly).

[@augustinensang3109]

I feel like Fear and Anger are my most active emotion. Sometimes Sadness pops in from time to time.

[@thenoremac2685]

Are you a Sith Lord?

[@augustinensang3109]

@@thenoremac2685 Eh

[@Jabberwocky415]

For me it’s switched for anger and sadness. Most of the time when I could feel angry I just feel sad. And fear is basically a constant in the form of anxiety.

[@kaputt_jay3873]

Yeah, I think Fear, Anger, and Sadness ganged up and decided to dispose of Joy. I haven't been affected by her for a long time, lmao

[@evantaylor4796]

Not sure if you get it but… The whole movie is a metaphor for depression as a child, how it feels and how is represented by emotions, when they act involuntary is a sign of how she really feels inside and how she handle it, not because of the being inside her, also this movie talks about toxic positivity 😅

[@geak78]

They portrayed depression so well. The lack of ability to feel anything. Also, same is often the first thing you can feel while depressed and can be used as a bridge back to your other emotions.

[@nicolasbaron4506]

This movie is a showcase why Pixar is the top company to work for if you're an animator. Such a crazy creative movie based simply on something as mundane as "emotions". Pixar really has been able to make great movies out of the oddest things. Toys that come to life, monsters that come through your closet and scare you to power their city, a rat that wants to be a French chef, an old man who flies his house to South America, and emotions inside of heads. I can’t name any other studio as creative as Pixar.

[@rachelkelly2293]

Me neither! I love Pixar!

[@Uni_op]

I had a imaginary friend growing up, but she was just a copy of a movie character I saw This movie was something I was genuinely emotionally attached to and still am, I watched this in theaters right after I had moved to a brand new place, across the country where I had no friends (I didn’t have a phone so I lost all contact with them) and I cried for like an hour after I saw it, it will never not hold a special place in my heart :)

[@MaximeLafreniere433]

Little fun fact: Everything Brocoli related changes in Japan for Green Peppers, which is the basic "unwanted vegetable" there. And here is a more subtle one: At the start of the movie, Riley wears clothes with various and flashy colors (like when she arrives at the new house), when all her emotions are still there. After Joy and Sadness go missing, her clothes start to get more pale, faded. Now look when she's "dead inside" and runs away, full black. No emotions, no color.

[@BatmanFan76]

You know those Pixar movies with scenes that make you emotional? Well, in 2015 Pixar took it to the next level, and actually made it about emotions. That is impressively clever.

[@teddyj5187]

Interestingly you can make a happy memory sad but you can't make a sad one happy.

[@isiahduran2041]

I think it's more so that sadness barely ever gets used in riley's life so she has a bunch of sad energy built up that isn't getting expressed so that's why the memory changed

[@jessieleftutsky1829]

I had an imaginary friend I called Tuna Doodle Hook. No idea where I got the name from, but I distinctly remember imagining him faceless

[@tiago9977]

11:56 I love we got to see inside her parent's heads and see how different it is: * they had different emotions at the forefront (i.e. Mum - Sadness, Dad - Anger) * their emotions were all the same gender whereas Riley's were mixed * their emotions all seemed pretty balanced and in tune w/ each other whereas Riley's emotions were all over the place and had completely different personalities, etc

[@r-giireactions2235]

Many psychologist would agree there are 6 primary emotions that all other emotions stem. The film cut out Suprise because they felt like that would be too close to Fear. I personally think it works because Suprise is pretty much one of any of the other emotions being unexpectedly triggered.

[@sammylane21]

I love how Bing Bong cries tears made of candy.

[@quilaviper]

"Who runs the world?" *"Anxiety."* That got me so good lmfao-

[@tomsamper4345]

I maintain that there is no better human being to embody the personification of anger than Lewis Black. Perfect casting

[@JohnSmith-wh2ob]

“Why am I annoyed by joy” nothing wrong with you there because ever notice people that are overly positive begin to piss you off eventually 😂😂

[@itsriri-rocks]

True but I don’t like negative people either we’ll always negative people

[@JohnSmith-wh2ob]

@@itsriri-rocks negative people that are always negative also piss you off eventually too

[@sylvyboi]

@@itsriri-rocks like Sophie said it's all about balance between the good and bad

[@neolithiumproduction]

Like almost everyone, hating on Sadness at the start and loving her by the end. This movie does a good job of representing the concept of Toxic Positivity and even does a fairly good job of showcasing Depression. How you stop being able to be sad or happy, and slowly just stop feeling anything at all. (which having experienced myself, I was shocked at how accurate this movie captured it) Also, while the five core emotions seem basic, combining them is where you develop other emotions. Sadness may be the leader in Mom's mind, but sadness is also necessary for empathy. Nostalgia/meloncholy is a mix of joy and sadness, for example, which the movie shows as Riley looks back on memories of her life in her old home. And this movie shows that in order to grow up, you start developing more complex emotions, and that often requires a mix of different feelings.

[@robindude8187]

"...does she only have five emotions..." The original concept called for something like _thirty_ of them. But... you can't have a _movie_ about thirty people and have any of them _mean_ much, so they paired it down _a lot_ to try to make it possible to tell the story.

[@masonjenks7636]

Pixar always knows how make original stories that are really out of the box. Awesome reaction Sophie!

[@crystalhufflepufftheluckyt2758]

I love this movie. I think it’s one of those movies everyone needs to see. Sadness is my favorite 💙

[@mevb]

Joy goes through all five emotions throughout the film. Joy is obviousy her primial emotion but she shows anger when she scolds Sadness at the start, Disgust towards The Imaginary Boyfriend, Fear during Abstract Throughts and to the horrors of the Subconscious especially Jangles the Clown and finally Sadness at the Memory Dump. The other emotions do shows other emotions outside of their primial ones but just a couple. Sadness, Fear, Anger and Disgust shows some kind of happiness at times, Sadness shows fear about the same time as Joy does and Disgust shows angrer when she shouts "What do we know about being happy?!".

[@ethanloveland7000]

You put so much effort in these videos and I just think you deserve more of the spotlight

[@SophieLents]

🥺❤️

[@chadatchison145]

My Saturday morning ritual is complete, now I can embrace the rest of the day, thanks Sophie! :)

[@scrapanimatesstuff]

LOLI LOVE THE REFERENCE TO DYLANS CHANNEL. 💀💀💀

[@Luka0420]

IKR. Made my day to know she’s a troublemaker as well🙏😌

[@shy3981]

Watching movies with you makes me feel less alone, thanks for your content, I love it!!

[@shore7069]

This movie is top tier I literally cry every time I watch it

[@tiago9977]

This movie was great. 2:46 I especially loved all the creative concepts tbh, i.e.: - emotions sharing a control panel 1:14 1:29 1:58 - memories 1:40 3:03 5:20 13:21 and core memories 2:32 11:07 - the train of thought 21:53 - visual thinking 4:40 & the imagination 17:13 - imaginary friends 15:30 15:42 - ideas 18:47 21:07 - dream production 8:42 19:23 - songs stuck in your head 14:13 - brain freezes - the subconscious 20:07 - distracted thoughts - mixed emotions 26:28 - waves of emotion, etc

[@heyythere]

Great editing & loved your reaction as always.

[@mevb]

The Guards Dave and Frank are voiced by Frank Oz and Dave Goelz, two of the original muppeteers (Oz is retired but Goelz despite being in his 70's still puppeteering). Frank Oz have puppeteered Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Animal, Sam the Eagle, Grover, Cookie Monster and even Yoda in Star Wars (and voiced him in Episodes II and III even if Yoda there was a digital character) and voiced Fungus in Monsters, Inc. Dave Goelz puppeters Gonzo, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, Zoot, Waldorf (taking over from Jim Henson after he passed away in 1990) Beaugarde and voices Figment at Journey Through YOUR Imagination at Epcot (Figment also makes a cameo in this movie as portrait, right after Bing Bong have been consoled by Sadness). Speaking of Epcot, this movie have similar themes with the former attraction Cranium Command at the now defunct Wonders of Life, which is a animatronic and screen show about a Brain Pilot named Buzzy controlling the brain of a 12 year old boy named Bobby and interacting with guys controlling his organs like Left and Right Brain, The Heart, The Stomach, The Aderaline Gland and The Bladder plus a robot The Hypothalumus, controlling the automatic functions like breathing and blinking. Buzzy controls Bobby through a day of his life consisting of waking up and getting dressed, skipping breakfast and missing the school bus, running to school, fall with love with a girl, defending her against bullies, having a food fight at lunch, sent to the principle's office and getting kissed by the girl, all this while Buzzy's CO General Knowledge giving him advice and warnings of being transfered to the brain of a chicken if he fails his mission. Director Pete Docter worked on Cranium Commands' pre show as an animtor (before he started at Pixar) and his head makes a cameo in it. Docter wasn't consciously thinking of Cranium Command when he did Inside Out but realized it when he was reminded of the former afterwards. The Disney short Inner Workings also have a similiar theme to Cranium Command, about a brain taking control of a guy named Paul and his daily routine while The Lungs, Heart, Stomach and Bladder distracting Paul by giving away to temptations such as eating pancakes and buying sun glasses from a hot chick. This movie was shown before Moana/Vaiana in theaters.

[@kratosGOW]

I love that this movie denounces what has been called toxic positivity. My mom always was one of those and it shaped how my life turned out. I’m am not at my best, let’s just say.

[@jacovisser9433]

This movie works on so many levels and I loved it. They did how ever didn't show one emotion depression and you can see it on Bingbong's flower it's gray.

[@WhiteWolfDarkpaw]

Depression isn't an emotion, though. It's a loss of emotion. Inability to feel any emotion. Which is what happened to Riley when she ran away. The board went grey and was unresponsive. Fear even said "We can't make Riley feel anything."

[@jacovisser9433]

@@WhiteWolfDarkpaw very fair point and thanks for that. I've been suffering with depression and anxiety since I was 12 years old and I love movies like this that isn't scared to touch on subjects like emotions.

[@urborg74]

The bus driver in the end scene cracked me up.

[@pepino1203]

Thank you for another video 😊 I don’t mean to sound like a creep for commenting “thanks for another video” on most of your videos, I genuinely enjoy them. I lost my sister 4 months ago and we would watch and rewatch all kinds of movies together. I miss that really much. Watching your reaction videos make me feel a bit more comforted and less lonely during my movie nights. I’m unable to enjoy any movie if I watch it by myself. You don’t know how grateful I am.

[@nicolasbaron4506]

I’m really sorry about your sister! I can’t imagine how difficult it must be for you to lose a sibling. I definitely agree with you about Sophie. Her reaction videos always makes me feel better every Saturday because I’m currently in college and I always get exhausted from all the work I have to do. Seeing a new video always makes me feel relaxed and happy.

[@pepino1203]

@@nicolasbaron4506 thank you for the kind words. I wish you a great weekend! 😊

[@SophieLents]

I’m so sorry for your loss! I’m glad my videos make you feel a little bit better. Hope you’re ok 🥺

[@pepino1203]

@@SophieLents Thank you Sophie, for the words and for your help. I’m so happy you got to know how meaningful your videos are to me 😄

[@rachelkelly2293]

I’m so sorry for your loss. Sophie’s reactions always make me feel better whenever I feel sad. Sending you a hug. 🤗

[@mevb]

What Riley goes through aboard the buss is apathy rather than depression, as depression is sadness at the most extreme.

[@fredskull1618]

1) As a dad, the monkey act is EVERYTHING and when it stops working, it’s a tragedy. 2) Bing Bong’s death is the worst. Top 3 saddest Pixar moments. 3) If you were an emotion, I’d call you Mischievous. You’d be shaped like Fear, have the unicorn’s rainbow hair and Sadness’s outfit. 4) I remember when my Friendship Island 1.0 collapsed…

[@MGower4465]

Originally there were 17 emotions, but the production crew decided thst was going to confuse viewers and make the scenes really crowded, since so many were mostly a different facet of another. So they cut things down to 5.

[@nottoday3561]

Im impressed with how quickly you were able to notice the negative effect that Joy was having for Riley. Most reactors just instantly love Joy and hate Sadness lol.

[@muhammadnazrin3390]

Homaigod you've done it, you've reacted to all of my top 3 modern animated film. Sooo happy right now

[@mevb]

Originally Riley was gonna say "I lost my train of thouhgts." after The Train derailed but it was cut because it wasn't appropiate to have a joke at that moment.

[@mysf3218]

please reacts to Finding Dory

[@rachelkelly2293]

I love this movie! I’m so glad you’re doing this reaction!

[@dunbardunelm3924]

"Is Joy in charge?" Answer: Ideally 😊☺🥰💖

[@EquinoXshowcases]

Yesss, love your reactions!!! I cried at the ending scene 😥

[@rachelkelly2293]

I almost cried in Bing Bong’s death scene. 😢

[@EquinoXshowcases]

@@rachelkelly2293 same 😭

[@Pixelologist]

"Joy needs to be more assertive." Ohhhhhhhh-kayyyyyy....

[@Enteringdullsville]

Who’s your friend who fades away, Bing Bong! Bing Bong! Who won’t see the end of day, Bing Bong! Bing Bong!

[@leemorrell]

Ouch😢

[@mariana85544]

yes girl, yes

[@knucklestheechidna1112]

WE NEED INCREDIBLES 2 NOW

[@videohistory722]

The workers weren't just getting rid of memories she doesn't need anymore. They were getting rid of stuff that was associated with Goofball island. And for the record, if at any point you've ever said, "I'm not a kid anymore.", that's how you know YOUR goofball island has been destroyed.

[@justinbutler1196]

I am in Love with your personality during these reactions. I'll continue to support your channel 🤘

[@GoddesArab]

I actually was quite satisfied with anger making the decision to escape. Really drives the point of "don't make drastic decisions when mad" really hard.

[@j.woodbury412]

According to IMDb, they originally started with 27 emotions, but settled on 5 to make the movie less complicated. Some of the emotions that were cut were Surprise, Pride and Trust.

[@rachelkelly2293]

This movie almost made me cry a few times. And I loved this movie. 😭

[@Koosh1983]

Fun Fact: Fear is voiced by Bill Hader who also played Flint Lockwood in CWACOM

[@rachelkelly2293]

Also, I love your reactions so much because those reactions always make me feel better. So thank you for the amazing reactions Sophie. ❤️

[@deva_69]

Been waiting for this one.

[@coolvids9800]

One of my Pixar favourites🥰. The animation and that SCORE?? SO good! Definitely love everything about this film

[@Hansedgwick]

So the islands shut down because when you get depressed, one of the common signs is losing interest in everything you used to enjoy doing. even the activities and hobbies and things that used to be fun and used to be a core part of who you are don’t help or make you feel better and you have no energy or desire to do them anymore so that’s what the movie was illustrating with islands shutting down.

[@KaiLucasZachary]

I find it interesting how quickly you went from saying that Joy needs to be more assertive and that Rylie is "fine" to saying that Joy is annoying and explaining all the reasons why Rylie should be allowed to be upset.

[@rafaelalodio5116]

This movie is real tear jerker, once a professor passed this movie on a psychology class when I was in college and it made grown ass man cry, some real good storytelling and theme.

[@flowertales2]

6:41 funny thing is that she should she was just doing what riley felt.. her happy memories turning sad bc of all of her changes in her life etc

[@CarlosQ24]

I have to say, you're one of the few reactors on here that are actually worth watching. I've been here since you had like 10k subs. The editing and effort you put into these videos is top notch and the fact that you actually give real input not just sit there and look pretty. Keep it up! That's why you (and The Normies) are my favorite reaction channels on here. Also one request, I know it's more of an anime, but I highly recommend it it's called "A Silent Voice." :D

[@horrorspam]

my god i love your humor very VERY much, every joke makes me laugh.

[@anagalindo1000]

I love how Pixar can explain heavier themes in this fun way. Could you please react to The Queens Gambit? I would love to hear your opinion! 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍💛💛💛💛💛

[@RodolfoPimenta1998]

"Oh, finally a reaction where the reactor wont berate sadness and acknowledge its importance from the get go!" 3 minutes later "OH, COME ON!!!!!"

[@user-re8fc8yk8n]

This is a really good Disney Pixar movie I think thank you for this reaction

[@mataneren3852]

Everytime i see the cat scene i just burst out laughing.

[@nicolasbaron4506]

Just like Joy, Sophie’s reaction videos always make me happy every weekend!

[@rachelkelly2293]

Same. 😊

[@Weightsss]

I love this movie SOOOOOO much. I’ve said this before, the more happiness takes over in a bad position, the more chaotic sadness becomes and which causes her to freak out more

[@memyselfandi7782]

Alot of people hated Joy's character. They had to redo her lines and stuff too bc TOO MANY people hated her. I think her character isn't always likeable it is a part of her character arc.

[@TreBandicoot]

I really love Disney & Pixar's Inside Out (2015)! It's one of the best animated feature films ever!

[@MarceloSilva-kp7mc]

When sadness started to change the core memories it wasn't like she did It on purpose, she herself said that she simply wanted to touch them, even though she didn't know why That's literally Riley's mind trying desperately to fell sad about the memories because no matter how good they were at the time, the fact that Riley's family moved out makes impossible to relive it without feeling sad about it It wasn't Sadness fault because Riley's mind was basically forcing her to make Riley sad, cause' right than that's everything she needed to fell

[@OnwardSoldier]

I love your movie reactions 😃

[@LittleMan27]

Sadness (Phyllis Smith) & Joy (Amy Poehler) carried the movie. Bing Bong (Richard Kind), Disgust (Mindy Kaling), Riley (Kaitlyn Dias), Anger (Lewis Black) & Fear (Bill Hader) were huge helps.

[@nicolasbaron4506]

It included two stars from The Office and one from Parks and Recreation, both of which are one of my favorite shows!

[@a.enicholson6228]

I forget how great these movies are.

[@ThePittsburghMan]

I literally found you like 2 days ago and I’ve watched every vid 😭😂 yea imma need more

[@courtneyroberts6011]

This movie had a great message to it and I loved this movie and perfect reaction beautiful Sophie lents

[@Raeal7]

love ur reaction 😁

[@Choclatechipcookie]

There is five emotions win their first time I watched is it all most made me cry

[@TrollsbandtogetherFan350]

Yay you saw my favorite movie of all time!

[@fatimahanwaar306]

I was about to watch this movie when I was 11 years old but wasn't able to due to the fact that it was being over-hyped I watched it on October 2019 and loved it!

[@shainaphillips7216]

In the original concept, Riley was to have 26 emotions... Or so I heard

[@ShadowlinkOG]

I love lost so ty for the reference

[@mevb]

Riley is 11 throughout the movie and 12 at the end, so technically she is a PRE-teen. You're not a teen until you turn 13.

[@goldmmatis3999]

I literally checked your account 2 minutes ago and got sad because there wasnt a new video. Refresh and there it is :D :D :D

[@brianshepherd9740]

#SophieLents, you are so sweet. Thank you so much for uploading this awesome movie reaction. I love your content very much because it's so cool, and I really enjoy watching you react to different movies.

[@crocdoctor7581]

It’s very emotional and deep for a lot of people but I think they did a good job with this film

[@itzmehDevi]

I love how Riley's dad's emotions were all men and Riley's mom's emotions were all women but Riley's emotion's gender are mixed.. It can mean two things Either Riley is questioning..And once she figures out her gender...Her emotions will become the gender she is sure of or it means she is not one of the two genders also Riley's emotions are childish and immature(which is why at first sadness may have come off as irritating but she was just curious..Also that is indeed what we feels sometimes) unlike her parents whose emotions are very controlled and stuff.. Cause these emotions are children as well.. the emotions are as old as they are

[@micahslaydon7324]

The dad from inside out looks a lot like the sing from the song YMCA