CRYING FOR BING BONG! *Inside out* FIRST TIME WATCHING | Movie Reaction

[@SebScreen]

A rollercoaster of a film I will say that (not talking about the Train of Thought) I do have more films like this on my channel but I need to watch more. Which other films should I watch?

[@siddharthr8175]

Watch hawkeye series 6 episodes..... please please

[@tumimogau4691]

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[@chassietenenbaum]

Watch some Tim burton movies if you haven’t yet

[@veronikaptackova6463]

Hi. This was so much fun. I really love the Shrek movies, those are more on the funny side, and not the sad. Also the Cars series or Monsters Inc. These are the ones that I watched so much as a kid. There is a new pixar movie Lightyear coming up in the summer, you probably heard of it, because it has Chris Evans in it. I´m excited for that.

[@zoew_]

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[@liannadunten7326]

As a parent, the scene with Joy crying over all the fading early-childhood memory balls in the pit DESTROYS me. There is something unbearably poignant about the fact that you have all these incredibly precious memories from that time, but your kid can't recall them. My son had two imaginary friends-- Boy and Alligator-- but now, at age 15, he doesn't remember that at all.

[@jacksonzarse8098]

Wait that's kind of funny cause I still remember having an imaginary Alligator friend named Alligator as well. the only reason I remember is I kind of forced myself too but now I wonder how common of an imaginary friend that is for children

[@ronweber1402]

I had George but I have no memory of him. The only reason I knew was because my mother told me about him when I was a teenager and by then I had no recollection of him at all.

[@JanMaynz]

I remember trying to have imaginary friends, but I just couldn't wrap my head around how the heck that was supposed to work... I now blame autism for that particular oddity of my life, among many others.

[@julieornelas3787]

I used to have a imaginary friend as a kid. I barely remember her. Or what she used to look like. 🥺 now watching Bing-bong fade away made me lose it.

[@EkardRimidalv]

I never had an imaginary friend

[@moldomre4838]

You didn't cry over a Cheshire Cat Elephant thingy, you cried over a well-written character in a well-written story. Don't feel bad about it.

[@BaconBoyYT]

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[@pookie-khrome]

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[@BaconBoyYT]

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[@likelyvampirical]

I’ve never cried at Bing Bong’s death, as sad as it is. But Riley coming home and letting out all that sadness, especially ‘please don’t be mad’, now THAT scene gets me every time.

[@julieornelas3787]

Sad memory, but I remembered my parents argued a lot when I was younger, and I thought I was to blame for it. So…I attempted to run away. I didn’t know where to go, I didn’t have a plan. Instead, I headed back home and cried my eyes out to my parents saying, “I’m sorry I keep messing up, I understand if you don’t want me anymore, you’re better off without me.” Mom and Dad gave me big hugs and kisses and told me that they will always love me no matter what. 🥺😭 So that scene, brings that memory back and makes me bawl my eyes out because of the love and support from my parents.

[@gtoyadhatagyab8013]

Exaaactlyyyy, that scene hits hard. And that was the most important scene as well, that was the moment where Happiness realized that you can't be happy at everything and sadness isn't always a bad thing, there are certain times where you should just let it out.

[@Decamix300]

Same, the second time I watched this movie I stayed pretty much stoic through the whole thing since I knew it and I am not really expressive with emotions but this scene made me experience a wave of things I rarely experience, it's good to liberate things sometimes especially when you're just watching a movie and not at a critical point of your life

[@TimDaco]

Both Scenes Make Me Cry Every Single Time, But as Someone who has a very Close Relationship with My Parents, Yeah, That Scene where Riley Hugs Her Parents just DESTROYS Me Every Single Time. 😭

[@poeticjustice5240]

The way I ugly cried when Bing Bong jumped out of the cart the first time I watched this movie tho, heck even now rewatching it I'm tearing up. But honestly, Inside Out is such a great story about human emotions. You can't be always positive and happy, being vulnerable and feeling sad can be healthy too.

[@existential_sad_boi]

I saw this in theaters and there was not a dry eye in the place

[@lacondrathompson1747]

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[@LeticiaGomes-dn8mt]

and also growing up being tied with having mixed feelings and more complexity for how you view and perceive the world around you when her memories come back with two or more colors instead of just 100% happy, 100% sad etc... just so clever

[@canny_linguist]

*Take her to the moon for me* 😭😭😭😭😭

[@AngelaSealana]

Same, I sobbed!!

[@nehankhan1584]

Sadness wasn’t really messing anything up. Feeling sad when you move away from your friends and your home is healthy. Which is why sadness couldn’t help but touch the memories and try to take control. What Joy was doing and becoming was Toxic positivity/Happiness. It’s not okay to always be cheerful. If this had continue, at some point Riley would’ve become either completely numb or depressed. So letting her become sad time to time is alright. But joy wasn’t letting that happen at all. The core memories became blue and yellow because now they represent nostalgia for Riley. I like how this movie showed that not everything is so simple as happy, anger, fear, sadness or disgust. Any event that happens can bring about multiple emotions. Fun fact: Did you notice that sadness was in control in the moms head? It means mom looks towards things in life with compassion. That’s her go to emotion. While in the dad’s head, it’s anger. Which means discipline is the main emotion when it comes to life.

[@Icybubba]

Yep, while Riley was never clinically depressed here, when she ran away she absolutely experienced an episode of depression

[@rafaelmatos5851]

Mom's main emotion being sadness is more than just compassion, it's sensitivity, the ability to choose the right words to calm others or not offend them. During dinner, Mom's Sadness was the one to keep the other emotions calm and direct them on the best approach to try to figure out what was going on with Riley and make her comfortable to open up with them without invading her privacy too much.

[@shanearnett3235]

I always thought that the headquarters are lead by the first emotion a person felt.

[@isolated_illust]

That actually is an interesting reason for why Sadness kept messing around with the core memories, thanks for the explanation.

[@SweetSlytherinGirl-Jennifer]

There's just something about a grown man crying at movies that is so adorable to me.

[@tnnsboy18]

LOL, oh yea? You should comfort him... haha

[@sarasweightlossjourney1432]

I agree it's so precious❤

[@sarasweightlossjourney1432]

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[@kathyice9100]

This is also a good movie to re-watch, because there's so much here you can't catch it all the first time. For example, the adults' emotions are all seated at their console. Each has an assigned place, and they work together. In kids, the emotions are not seated; they are just wandering around, doing whatever. Kids' emotions are literally all over the place. Great reaction.

[@garifunaa6054]

Along with that the adults’ emotions all look the same because adults have created who they are and know what they look like. Kids are just discovering everything

[@melomaniacwallflower]

@@garifunaa6054 I learn something new about this movie every time I watch a reaction, jeez. That's amazing.

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

And the bus driver at the end who ONLY has anger avatars is hilarious, as is the nerdy kid's reaction when Riley hands him his cup and smiles: GIRL! GIRL! GIRL! GIRL!

[@jinnimoo]

Also the fact sadness is the leader in the mom's mind while anger calls the shots in the dad's. And for Riley, everyone listens to Joy.

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

@@jinnimoo Good observation.

[@themakaylamarie27]

everytime i hear “take her to the moon for me” INSTANT TEARS 😭

[@BlackWolf728]

I don't know why but when people say something touching like that it just makes us cry more like in resident evil 8 Ethan winters said goodbye to his daughter rose but instead rose he said "Goodbye rosemary" that was instant tears

[@BraggestSeal191]

​@@BlackWolf728yes! I didn't cry, but I was close to, Resident Evil is my favorite Horror franchise 😊

[@BlackWolf728]

@@BraggestSeal191 Aye I love resident evil too but my favorite horror franchise Is gotta be dead space I actually got jumped in dead space 🤣

[@myrlasantos7826]

Seb, "gatinha" means hottie/cute in brazilian portuguese (it's what the pilot called the mother) he basically said "fly with me, hottie"

[@hitarezin]

ashuashuahsuahh, nn tanko a cena do piloto cariocakkkkkk

[@myrlasantos7826]

@@hitarezin NAO DÁ SERIO AHSDHDBFA

[@DanielOliveira-pn1rg]

Eu quebro TODA VEZ que vejo essa cena hahahahuahhahahahahaha

[@LeticiaGomes-dn8mt]

sabia que alguém já teria explicado a ele, por isso vim procurar ao invés de comentar logo KKKKKKK

[@myrlasantos7826]

eitaaa, reunião dos BR, chega mais chega mais

[@QuayNemSorr]

The boy's "Girl! Girl! Girl!" reaction is pure genius. Cracks me up every time. It's just so accurate.

[@AlisonxWonderland1]

"Sir, reporting high levels of SASS!" is one of my favourite ever quotes from any movies hahaha

[@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.

[@larrote6467]

this is my favorite Pixar film; I am a 33 year old mexican man and yet I deeply identify with Riley, a 12 year old girl from northern US because I went through a similar experience as a child. According to some people online (that are idiots and have a unhealthy view of gender/ethnicity/etc.) that shouldn't be possible.

[@vaishnavisingh9244]

this! I always feel so connected to people no matter the gender who have gone through similar stuff and there was this dude yesterday telling me that just because I am not a dude, I don't have the right to speak up about any aspect of feeling isolated or belittled or just "lesser" in general because "girls don't go through that stuff". I do think we ALL felt like Riley at some point in our lives, and it's weird to always think that we are not capable of feeling certain way cause of gender/ethnicity (I am Asian lol)/etc.

[@tiarnabananaz]

I love this for you honestly

[@otacon6566]

The "I miss home" conversation will never not be a tear jerker. Great film.

[@Emma-zc5jm]

That part where Riley breaks down crying, no matter how many times I've seen this movie, always makes me cry.

[@lyokodreamer]

Dont feel bad for crying cause i ugly cry for everything. Thats why i love being subscribed to you and being one of your patreon members because we ugly cry during the same parts.

[@eveyryder4164]

There’s nothing wrong with being emotional during this movie. This movie made me emotional from the very first second like you, the tones of the music with the messages behind each line. This movie is a great great rewatch because it makes you pay attention to things the second time that it revealed at the end and throughout. It makes you wonder about your own childhood along with when you have kids of your own. It’s a great watch for all ages!

[@dlweiss]

I adore this film, especially because it portrays ALL emotions as having something worthwhile to contribute - there are no "good" emotions or "bad" emotions. Anger gives us passion to fight back against injustice, fear keeps us safe, disgust helps us sense when a situation isn't good for us, and sadness signals to others when we need help (and helps us feel bad for others in return). It's such a brilliant way to think constructively about our feelings - all while telling a damn good story. :)

[@marbles3315]

I saw the notification for this and immediately thought *oh no* This movie will never NOT make me cry, 10/10 movie

[@callmesamsam]

I’ll quote my friend who was with me when I watched this at the theatre: “I’ve never seen someone going through so many emotions in a couple of hours”. Inside out is such a gem 💜

[@todeluuee]

You shouldn't feel bad about crying watching this masterpiece, I cried watching you watch it!

[@paulieluppino1856]

4:35 ......"Remember the funny movie were the dog dies?"..... That line always cracks me.....XDXD

[@julieornelas3787]

Isn’t that “Old Yeller”? It’s an old Disney classic.

[@pazz]

One small detail I love is the glimpse into the mother and father’s brains. Joy may be the leader in Riley’s brain. But sadness is the leader of her mom’s brain and rage is the leader of the dads. Just a simple depiction of how different personality types operate, that’s subtle and digestible for kids.

[@ScaredButter]

Every video makes the day better man

[@SebScreen]

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[@lacondrathompson1747]

@@SebScreen I love you 😘💕❤️

[@lacondrathompson1747]

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[@gloriatrujillo722]

if you notice the mom's "lead" emotion is sadness and the dads is anger. i always thought that was interesting :)

[@JenABlue-ed1bw]

I love this movie. It's fantastical, but in its way it's a really accurate depiction of depression, and I say that both as somebody who's had it for decades and as a mental health professional. You start by trying to block out one painful emotion--IME usually sadness or anger--and then all your emotions start shutting down and you find yourself numb and kind of paralyzed. And the only way out, long term, is to learn what that emotion is for and how to let yourself experience it.

[@videohistory722]

10:20 I just realized in this moment that they're not just getting rid of stuff she doesn't need. They're getting rid of stuff that was associated with the island that was just destroyed. 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.

[@TimDaco]

As Someone who Moved away from My Home when I was Younger, This Movie had a very Profound Impact On Me. I find Myself Relating to it even more now that I'm a Teenager and that just shows how relatable and Brilliant This Movie is. I LOVE THIS MOVIE SOOOOOO MUCH!!!!!!! It's So Sad and So Emotional, But also So Sweet! Bing Bong always makes Me Cry and then when Riley's Parents Hug Her at The End it just makes Me Fall Apart into tears. Wonderful Film. I'M SOOOOOO EXCITED FOR THE SEQUEL!!!!!!

[@vee_2330]

So glad your channel is gaining popularity. You're by far my favorite KZbinr when it comes to movie reactions! I love that you don't simply make fun of the movies your watching (like many other reactors) in order to make an entertaining video but are itstead adorably enthousiatic about everything happening 💞 keep up the good work!

[@MillenniumJim]

I recently moved and have been adjusting to a new city. Your kind funny and happy demeanor has been one thing that has made things less lonely and given me something to look forward to 😊

[@Stylz.]

I love your videos so much man❤️❤️❤️

[@SebScreen]

Thank you so much

[@dragonseer2251]

@@SebScreen hey, Seb. Can you please please PLEASE watch "The Owl House"? Its on disney plus and a good show. They just did part one of season two and part two releases March 11th I think. So if you do watch the owl house then you should hopefully catch up before or right after the second part of season two releases..... PLEASE

[@mermaidmelodyfan12]

Bing Bong's "death" scene was what hit me the most, if only because it reminded me of my own imaginary friends that I can scarcely remember now. I was a shy, awkward kid who wasn't good at making friends, hence I made up my own. And they legitimately helped me get through some rough times in the hours I was alone in small, quiet house. Inside Out was definitely a film that I enjoy having a good cry watching - especially since it's one of the few times you don't really get judged when you do bawl a bit. As for movie recommendations...... I would DEFINITELY recommend "Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'hoole"! It's a 3d-animated film directed by Zack Snyder in 2010. It's got unbelievably gorgeous animation and cinematography that holds up incredibly well despite its age, packed with beautiful cinematography and some honestly awesome fight scenes involving talking owls. I've only ever seen 3 reactions to this movie and I think it's a mighty shame. It'll be a treat to watch, honestly! Other than that, you could try out the Irish Folkore trilogy released by Cartoon Saloon! They're 2D-animated and incredibly unique in its design and animation. Chronologically, the three movies are: "The Secret of Kells", "Song of the Sea", and "Wolfwalkers".

[@videohistory722]

12:02 neat little thing you can pick up on from listening with headphones here: as they walk through the hall of abstract thought, the sound changes as their appearances do.

[@humanoid251]

One of the reasons I liked Bing Bong is cuz he’s voiced by Richard Kind and his voice is just so fun and goofy. If you wanna see another movie where he plays a really goofy character definitely check out A Bug’s Life (if you haven’t seen it) it’s an absolute classic

[@ronweber1402]

That's where I know that voice from!

[@zoew_]

im for sure about to be crying at 10 am from this lol it gets me every time

[@rievemg]

This is by far my favorite movie. Its funny, emotional, deep, realistic. Its such a work of creative genius. How they worked in how the mind/body does its functions. Honestly, if you didn't cry at BingBong I would've thought you had a problem lmao. I've seen this like 5 times and I stilled teared up here. Phyllis did her role perfectly, she was honestly the best part, but her chemistry with Amy Poehler as Joy was amazing as well.

[@matthewaven3802]

There’s a really good detail about the parent’s emotions compared to Riley’s. Since the parent’s emotions aren’t suppressed like Riley’s (hence the chaos that ensues) they’re much more controlled and mature. Notice the mom’s dominant emotion is sadness, yet she’s not constantly sad. The same rule applies for anger and the dad.

[@Gottfried.Leibniz]

This movie is a psychology class presented as an animated story. It's not a random story - it's the actual way of how the psyche works which makes that more personal and relatable as everyone have their own emotions, their own islands, their own Bing Bong.

[@ganjathecat]

What a coincidence! We talked about this film in our wellness session this week. Definitely one of my faves. Although watching this reaction kinda made me tear up a little bit...

[@c.conrado8632]

All the memories turn blue because they are in the past and she realizes they won't come back. Sadness was important at that moment because Riley needed it to move on. It's like feeling nostalgic about something. It's not an entirely bad feeling, but it has its hint of sadness. The part where the control table goes off, represents depression very well. At that moment she is not able to feel anything and things don't seem to work as they should. It is also worth noting that sadness does not just mean pure and simple sadness. In the scene where she is with Bing Bong, we can see that she also represents empathy.

[@jasmiinesar]

that bing bong scene gets me every. single. time.

[@ItsTotallyCody]

This was one of my all time favorite movies to watch. So many important lessons and just a really beautiful animation. Keep up the Great work Seb!

[@sathvamp1]

Heyy Cody! You are also one of my favorite movie reactors! I have been watching a handful of reactors for a while now but only just started actually "participating" with my KZbin account, to comment, etc. I especially appreciate your reactions that I don't see a lot of others do (such as "I am Legend"). "That one scene" triggered the same response in myself.

[@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

[@Eefrit101]

22:20 I just love how Seb have opened a ventriloquist talent right during the show

[@SebScreen]

😂

[@hotdogwater9060]

i watched this movie a few months after having to move country and school and having to leave all my friends. it was a rough time and this movie always gets to me

[@HalifaxChicken2]

Loved the bits during the end credits - inside the mind of a stray cat, a clown at a birthday party, and Riley's teacher (where you get a perfect copy of the Brazilian pilot moment, which of course means that she saw the same movie as Riley's mom).

[@JeM130177]

I saw other recommendations for Soul and Up, which I highly agree with...I'd like to put a shoutout in for Onward. It has Tom Holland and Chris Pratt doing voices and it's super fun and funny! And I won't lie...I sobbed at one point! Really lovely film i haven't seen as much love for as some others!

[@cass6097]

My counselor (in addition to many others) use this in sessions now to understand how all of our parts work together! Bing bong broke me too! My counselor said something that had us both crying: “Bing Bing embodies a child part of us, an innocent part, that we all had to let go of. You’re crying because you’ve felt the loss of that innocent, fun, pure part of you.” Lovely reaction ❤️

[@laurasesatty3314]

I've watched that movie many times, I still react like you every time. Bing bong is a part of us.

[@katienichole6905]

I saw this toward the end of it's theater run and thank goodness I did. Cause I was alone in the theater crying my little eyes out over bing bong and Riley coming back home.

[@shawnbixenman]

this movie made me fall in love with pixar even more, like how do they even do it??? 😭 how do they make us cry and care so much abt their characters (U HAVE TO WATCH WALL-E NEXT)

[@shannong014]

I’ve watch guys reacting to this and they ALL have said how true the last scene when they show the boy’s brain when he sees a girl… makes me feel a lot better looking back talking to boys when I was younger 😆

[@jeffreydean5112]

I’m a 34 year old guy and never really cry at movies….. But this movie got me. It hits too close to home.

[@karelhorkel5414]

you are the best reaction channel, u are not scared to show your emotions, even when u are crying and i just love that!

[@destinymormance181]

I watched this for the first time while I was in labor at the hospital with my daughter, do you can imagine I was a blubbering mess🤣♥️

[@jamesbennett9435]

So glad you’re diving into Pixar more! They are masters of creating an emotional reaction in viewers. I’d love to see you react to Onward!

[@WorldWeave]

From what I understand, the message of this movie is essentially “it’s ok to not be ok”

[@Florencia24Martines]

I love the sensitivity of this boy, what a beautiful person

[@ethankeith526]

A cool detail I love is that joys hair is blue to show there is no joy without sadness

[@fragilejem123]

Your laughs are EVERYTHING.

[@carloszamorano2614]

Happy memories becoming sad, is what we call, Nostalgia

[@memyselfandi7782]

I am one with Sadness. I was amazed to realize that Sadness was COMPELLED to touch Rileys old memories because it's what Riley NEEDED to heal and grow up, but she was trying not too to make mom and dad happy which it did not. Toxic positivity is always important to talk about and the movie showed that as well

[@bitscrawford]

as a therapist, i know others who have used this film as a teaching point in group therapy about emotions

[@JesusMM07]

I've seen this movie many times. I have seen MANY reactions. I'll tell you. I can be happy AF and the moment Bing Bong pops up, I will break down in 0.02 seconds. This movie never fails to make me cry. I think more than anything because even though I didn't have an imaginary friend, there are still so many emotions that I relate to. But also as someone who is very empathetic. I can't watch Seb cry without it making me cry 😢😭 Which is fine, Seb. I appreciate you and your genuine reactions ❤😊

[@annar7139]

20:40 Oh Seb don't worry, we ALL cried at Bing Bong's sacrifice. "take her to the moon for me" gets me every time

[@robrogers4167]

Congratulations on 70k subs 🎉

[@BRIANMATRIX]

9:05 Seb, the word “Gatinha” means “cutie”. We use that a lot here in Brazil. You can also use the word GatinhO (with O at the end). It has the same meaning, but it’s used for men. ;)

[@AutoRoyale]

"Sir reporting high levels of sass" Both Fear and Seb make it funnier

[@The_Phantasm]

I can't wait for you to watch my favourite Pixar film Wall-E.

[@victoriac4317]

Love love love Wall-E🥰

[@moviegoer727]

Wall-E is so beautiful 🥺

[@Alli8833]

I know a man who was a military seargent, who was kidnapped by terrorists while on duty and made it out with a positive attitude, who teared up while he simply told me about this movie after watching it because he found ot so touching. There is definitely nothing wrong with you for tearing up while watching!

[@pandapanchann896]

The part where Bing Bong disappears is really sad but also kind of the truth. Bing Bong is probably a memory of Riley when she was something like 4 or 5, so now that she’s 11, she forgets the happy memories when she was younger because sometimes humans have to grow up.

[@kharma7755]

As an army brat, I was always the new kid in school. I related far too well when Riley broke down in front of her new class... This film was amazing at capturing exactly what that moment feels like... Also, the cat at the very end of the film is probably my favorite scene

[@alanwire494]

"Take her to the moon for me" will always make me cry its the saddest and most beautiful thing at the same time is full of hope for the future

[@najathadani8853]

Omg I didn't know Phyllis voiced sadness my God this just made my day

[@Tea_Hags]

Don’t feel bad. This is absolutely one of my favorites and I’ve seen it so many times but it still gets me crying.

[@emmamcintyre6997]

I love that Pixar animators consulted and worked with child psychologists & used real scientific concepts & examples to write the script for this movie, watching as a child is different as watching as an adult as you understand the psychology of the show in more depth, including that you can be affected by toxic positivity & sometimes need to feel sadness to feel Joy, a true masterpiece in animation

[@adamdutton1609]

I loved when sadness said oh participation award. Also seeing you dad made me sad. I loved sadness helped in the end. Tears of joy

[@gojuls]

This is honestly one of Pixar's finest! I love it so much, the overwhelming feeling of nostalgia makes me teary eyed every time.

[@marieleelee]

I always cry when I watch this movie and I didn't think I'd cry again watching your reaction but man the Bingbong scene and the 'please don't be mad at me' scene got me good. I love how this movie makes you reflect on your own emotions. Top tier movie.

[@Marleniki]

This is the first reaction I’ve watched from you and I’m happy it was Inside Out. Loved your reaction to it, I’m all in for more, Great content✨

[@sofialuna1723]

Literally my favorite pixar movie, I watch it whenever i'm feeling low and it helps me feel better because it reminds me that it's okay to not be 100% happy all the time and that crying or feeling sad it's as importan as feeling happy sometimes. I just found out your channel with this video and I now I wanna watch more from you! Great video!

[@SimaSara1]

This movie does such a wonderful job of personifying emotion. Pixar absolutely captured toxic positivity in a very vulnerable way. Don’t forget the credit scenes!

[@sonjahallmann5684]

Such a great Movie. Cried so hard over Bing Bong. "Take her to the Moon for me" broke me completely. Happiness/Joy can also be toxic if you try to suppress every other emotion. Everything needs to be balanced.

[@jayvanponce4139]

OH MY GOD! THANK YOU! THANK YOU FOR THIS!

[@marzena3988]

Such a lovely and emotional story, I love those stories that can be easily enjoyed by both children and adults!

[@yerintaem]

I wonder how Seb would react to seeing the clip of Riley’s dad meeting Jordan on their date

[@tanczosfanni]

I remember my pedagogy or psychology teacher requested this movie for the whole group and said: If you don't watch this, you won't pass your exam, this is brilliant. Of course it didn't matter wether you watched it or not, but I'm glad I did.😊 Loved your reaction again Seb😊

[@ad1kher0gaming71]

The moment where Riley broke into tears and hugged her parents was a scene that broke me and squeezed a few tears out of me too. I've seen this movie in theaters with my sisters and it was a fantastic experience

[@Weapon_physgun]

22:20 i didn't know seb was telepathic

[@sama2086]

This visualised the process of going from a kid who very rarely feels more than one emotion at once to a young teen who learns emotions can be complex and difficult so fucking perfectly. And teaching kids/ young people that sadness is a part of life and a healthy one as long as you don't bottle it up or try to hide it is such a powerful and important message. What a wonderful movie.

[@dubsonly]

“Hermoinies bag”🤣 bro i love ur HP references

[@jimmyrahi427]

CONGRATS ON 70K BTW

[@alexescalanteb]

HAHAHAHAHA @3:28 praising the "bending form" just cracked me up for 5 minutes straight (not straight now that I think of it...)

[@ChibiAnna]

Your reaction videos are my favourites

[@michaeladundon]

I’m so glad I’m not the only one who got that emotional watching this film. I’m just gutted it stopped early because I was looking forward to your reaction to the bus driver, cat and dog during the credits.

[@notenoughtreble]

Thank you for this Seb. You made my day. ♥️

[@I-Am-Klaus]

One of the best written movies of the last 20 years... an extremely good movie that "has it all" as they say.

[@jessicahedman3048]

this movie is an emotional roller coaster- and it takes you along for the ride!

[@mystisith3984]

I have the utmost respect for people able to craft fictitious worlds and characters that can tap into every human heart. It's a beautiful gift. 💙