WRECKED - Inside Out (First time reaction)

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[@jdblue9460]

Im not an expert on emotions but i think the emotions have more than one meaning. The mothers lead emotion being Sadness doesn't mean she is sad but perhaps she is Compassionate, very empathetic and a emotional person. For the father maybe instead of angery he could be a blunt, authoritative, and possibly strong-willed person. For riley, since joy is her main emotion, we can see that Riley is a optimistic person that tries to be happy and see the bright side of things. Again, these are my thoughts. They may not be accurate

[@BecauseBecaBeBeca]

Interesting take! Well put.

[@bidishah]

I agree that gender roles have a lot to do with the Predominant Emotion thing.

[@Nytesplat]

I really like the idea that the emotions evolve over time like you said, Rylies mom core emotion being sadness could be empathy, or compassion. It makes sense to as humans grow our emotions grow roo

[@notamberp]

@@bidishahkinda sucks in that sense tbh

[@Angiexcoffe]

@@bidishahnot really, a girl can be authoritative and have a strong mind, and a man can be soft, compassionate, emphatic or also positive and energetic, gender roles doesn’t have to do anything with personality

[@edgarretana8377]

I’ve seen a lot of people who are like “bing bong can’t die that’s stupid. If someone asks Riley if she’s ever had an imaginary friend won’t that make her remember him?” In all the memories we see of Bing Bong playing with Riley she’s a toddler. It makes sense that he would simply fade from her memory considering how young she was when she played with him.

[@a_coronado]

I'll probably add that for bing bong to exist, riley would need to actually believe he exists, that way she could remember like oh yeah i once had an imaginary friend but i don't believe he exists anymore

[@jvstme2175]

​@a_coronado True. I was thinking to myself, "Do I have imaginary friends when I was younger?" Me being an imaginative person feel like I did have imaginary friends. But when I tried to remember it back, my mind was empty.

[@Kiraiko44]

I have a lot of secondary memories from childhood, aka things I don't remember myself but I was told enough by family members that I know they were real or happened despite not being able to actually remember them myself. So for example when I was a toddler and I was really fussy and wouldn't sleep my parents would take me for a drive and lay me in the back seat, I'd be passed out within five minutes. I don't remember this myself but both my parents and an aunt have told me about this so even tho I don't remember it myself it's like a secondary memory, I know it happened but I don't have a direct memory of it. Riley would likely be like that, if her parents told her 'oh yeah you had an imaginary friend named Bing Bong' and told her about things she did with him, she'd probably accept it and 'remember' him but the memories themselves are gone

[@NotMe-hx3uu]

This is so true! There are a ton of things kids randomly remember that you’d never expect them to, but there are also plenty of things they completely forget. All of my family claims I had a best friend for two years in elementary school, but even with images of the kid and stories told to me of him and I, I have absolutely 0 memory of him at ALL. Kids just forget things.

[@ravenm6443]

I feel one of the reasons Bing Bongs death feels so hard is because likely, without necessarily thinking about it, he represents all the memories we’ve lost with no ability to remember. If the idea of death is that loved ones live on through memory, then true death is being forgotten.

[@BecauseBecaBeBeca]

And now i’m crying again 😭😭😭

[@ravenm6443]

@@BecauseBecaBeBeca I’m so sorry! I wanted to bring more context. 😢 I understand though, it is very sad. If anything, I have to commend Pixar on creating a film that was so well thought out and far deeper than just the surface level concept.

[@joeltpw]

"Suppressing your sadness never works out, I'm talkin to you. You know you. Stop suppressing it" I was just here for a reaction and I got CALLED OUT :p

[@j.woodbury412]

That's John Ratzenberger's voice. He has literally been in every Pixar movie ever made. He's probably best known for playing Cliff the mailman on Cheers.

[@Bill_the_curious]

John Ratzenberger was in a movie starring Rita Moreno too, called the Ritz. It was a silly and really fun movie from years ago. And according to his own words, when he tried out for a part on the TV show Cheers they said, sorry but no. As he was leaving he asked "Do you have a know it all?" They asked what he meant and he explained that in every bar there is a know it all. He got their new Know It All part !

[@tawogtrailers]

4:15 yes, Pixar consulted with many mental health professionals and child psychologists to help develop and produce this movie

[@Patches_0001]

And neurologist to help design the environment

[@tiannagraham5210]

the way i sob at the realization that you can have happiness and sadness together and the control panel shutting down, this movie shows what depression is like so well, it’s literally like just being empty and the things that used to make you happy don’t make you happy anymore. it’s really sad

[@vanessawendigo]

The panel turning blue and yellow when both Joy and Sadness created the bitter-sweet memory is such an impactful scene for me. As I grow older I see the joy in sorrow and allow myself to feel it openly and i've never been happier.

[@tawogtrailers]

This movie perfectly shows what depression is in a simplistic way. Other emotions try to compensate and conflict to no avail. And when her control panel goes grey and nothing works, personifies someone just shutting down altogether and not feeling anything.

[@ScratchJoe]

Don't worry about crying, I watched this with my 9 year old and I cried way more than she did as I was hoping she'd respond more. I know it takes a bit more realization to be able to understand this movie. It's more for us as adults remembering what it was like to be that young, whilst trying to be able to understand the emotions your child or a child may go through.

[@anunc8797]

That's okay! You're seeing it in retrospect, upset because you're trying to realign your past life with your new wisdom. Your daughter is absorbing the wisdom before the problems hit. Her lack of reaction is a sign that she has minimal past trauma and is now prepared for future trauma.

[@michaeladundon]

Joy is the perfect way to explain toxic positivity. This film is just so clever and I'm obsessed with it. Can't wait to see the 2nd one with the new emotions as Riley matures.

[@tolkienforce3058]

Inside Out is my FAVORITE Pixar film :)

[@BecauseBecaBeBeca]

I can see why!!

[@lucasmouraquaresma]

Walt Disney Animation Studios film

[@lucasmouraquaresma]

Inside Out is my FAVORITE Walt Disney Animation Studios film :)

[@scarlettmi]

@@lucasmouraquaresma Inside Out is Pixar, not Walt Disney Animation Studios. They are their own distinct production companies under Walt Disney Studios.

[@aqqatone]

Finally someone who sticks up for sadness from the get go. 🥳

[@BecauseBecaBeBeca]

Thanks to my therapist ❤️‍🩹

[@yhctower]

One of my fav Pixar films. Right up there with Wall E, Up, Coco and Toy Story

[@BecauseBecaBeBeca]

Oh gosh. Isn’t it crazy how despite all the humor that we mainly remember the moments that hit at our core beliefs? So impactful. The writers are some of the best out there.

[@lucasmouraquaresma]

One of my fav Walt Disney Animation Studios films. Right up there with Tangled, Wreck-It Ralph, Frozen and Big Hero 6

[@henrytjernlund]

Pixar has a theme pattern to their movies: What if Bugs had emotions? What if Toys had emotions? What if Cars had emotions? And here, what if Emotions had emotions?

[@GoldenWreck]

And all of them were mega hits, so I guess it keeps working haha

[@justpeachy_honey4430]

This is my first time watching one of your reactions & my immediate thought was wow you should be a voice actor !!

[@abstractwatercolor]

Fun fact, in one of the foreign dubs, instead of “the funny movie where the dog dies”, Sadness brings up “the funny movie where the little lion’s father dies” 😂

[@charlieandlouietoyfun7142]

I didn’t think it was possible for an emotion to have emotions

[@bidishah]

My favourite part is inside the cat's mind. It's so accurate! 😂😂😂

[@notyobizhun]

The ping pong scene hits everybody because it touches a very tender chord in the heart. Used to be super imaginative and exactly like Riley when i was younger, it made me sad that i might have also forgotten my imaginary friend. Which could be a canon event in this univers

[@Aidan_minotii]

5:16 as a hockey player, that’s a pretty dam good shot

[@hasicazulatv2078]

This movie has been used for kids to help learn about their emotions and process them in a healthy way. This movie is just pure perfection. It represents depression to me cause of how riley acts in the end, cant feel anything. Thats how i am all the time im either angry, disgusted or i just dont feel anything like im just numb.

[@Jymm]

I wonder if Bing Bong will have a cameo in Ryan Reynolds' "IF" ?

[@j.woodbury412]

As for the mom, I think it's more Compassion that Sadness.

[@batyabatbat]

36:48 i just realize, its a reference to "Chinatown" (1974) 😂 "Forget it jake, its Chinatown.."

[@ChaeryInLove]

We need a reaction on the second movie!! lovee uuy

[@itsJustLuma]

Love your reaction! Definitely one of my favourites from Pixar. The only thing I don't like about it is that it makes me cry a waterfall, when Joy is crying and Bing Bong sacrificed himself, I swear it gets me every time!

[@BecauseBecaBeBeca]

I did not expect Bing Bong to hit me like that

[@alexandraanderson3988]

Joy deserved to 😢😢 because of how she treated sadness she deserves to know what it feels like to be sad instead of being judgemental all the time everybody should experience it every once in a while it's okay to be sad ❣️

[@beccajacobs2121]

I'm still in college, so in a lot of ways, I'm still a kid, but the older I get, the more memories become bittersweet. It was a great way to end the movie.

[@Jerslovespot]

My dads had the same job sense my sister was 0 years old. She’s 20 now but he left a year ago. But we moved from the north to the south for his job when I was 10 or 11 and the changed destroyed me. It all happened so fast when we moved though but once we were there and I started school everything just went to sht. Mine took longer to get worse and worse but immediately the differences made me just. miserable and depressed, missing home. Not having my friends and losing all of them especially my childhood friend sense 6 at like 14, I resonate with this movie to fkin much man. And it came out around the same time.

[@quinnfromthegrave]

Inside Out is my all time favorite movie. It has such a powerful message to it, and I'm SO excited for Inside Out 2!

[@RyansChannel0203]

Best Pixar film without question, and I say that with zero hesitation. ❤ Hope you have an amazing 2024 btw, Beca!

[@lucasmouraquaresma]

Best Walt Disney Animation Studios film without question, and I say that with zero hesitation. Hope you have an amazing 2024 btw, Beca!

[@Baby_Acorn01]

Inside Out always gets me to cry without fail 😭

[@lucasmouraquaresma]

Riley is similar to Usagi Tsukino from Sailor Moon by Naoko Takeuchi

[@OneAndOnlyZekePolaris]

The Clown is an easteregg too someone's real life birthday. The clown was an actual clown for that party.

[@jamiebackmannemilia]

I heard that it took 5 years for the writer of this movie to get it just right. He wanted to make sure that he got everything correct which is why he took his time and consulted multiple experts like psychologists. And I love how it clearly shows on the movie, especially with the small details. I loved your reaction so much!

[@charlieandlouietoyfun7142]

have you watched the short film of inside out Riley‘s first date with a boy you saw earlier in the last scene of the movie ask Riley for a date or something and she’s too embarrassed to say anything but the kids you have no idea what I’m talking about looking up. It’s pretty cool and hilarious.

[@pabloesco2007]

36:50 : i think it's a ref for the tv show "Miami's Expert" (the ginger cop who always remove his glasses lol)

[@MWSin1]

I imagine this idea was about 5 seconds old when they thought of Lewis Black for the voice of anger. He was born to play that part.

[@thegladve]

07:09, never thought of that but now that you mention it, yeah he does look like him.

[@aarondograu]

I will watch inside out 2 in june

[@bidishah]

Me too! I'm so excited. Like I was for Finding Dory. ❤

[@aarondograu]

@@bidishah i watched finding dory in theater too

[@SimbaEdits77]

Me too bro the first one is a masterpiece

[@leemorrell]

YESSSSSSSS, DUDE, SAME!!!!!!!

[@alexandraanderson3988]

Omg They have that 😢😢 coming out what date 📅

[@URPP391]

I remember this movie, I remember watching it when I was in High School; it was a really good movie.

[@Bill_the_curious]

:) The comedian Paul Poundstone once said her imaginary playmate just played with the kid across the street

[@whatthehellisthisname]

Inside Out will be forever my favorite pixar movie, i've seen it countless times and I'm very excited for the sequel This same concept would be so interesting to see from the perspective of someone developing Alzheimer's but I feel like i'd cry nonstop during such a movie.

[@spaceshiplewis]

Her mom is sad because she's also missing Minnesota and having to figure out how to rebuild her family in San Francisco. Her dad is angry because he's feeling frustrated for uprooting his family and dealing with work. Adults can better juggle the emotions to share the controls and not just have one dominate like a kid would. As we mature emotionally, we can have emotions that share the controls and let go of control even though they really want it.

[@MrCookieCat]

The *Girl Alarm* is very accurate.

[@sydneyjade1730]

you should def do a video on inside out 2 when it comes out

[@BecauseBecaBeBeca]

I’m excited!

[@OneAndOnlyZekePolaris]

Inside Out 2: Riley is 13 now, what could happen?

[@crystalhufflepufftheluckyt2758]

I love this movie. I think it’s one of those movies that everyone needs to see 💛💙💚❤️💜Sadness is my favorite. I cried when Bing bong sacrificed himself. Also the imaginary boyfriend looks like Harry Styles

[@aarondograu]

The imaginary boyfriend was based in Harry Styles and Justin Bieber because of Pete's daughter

[@spectrademonicavods]

when I watched this movie for the 6th time I was like "....imagine the inside of kids heads in war-torn countries. Joy is probably not a thing and their memories are all full of fear, sadness and anger". Good thing reincarnation is real and they can have a chance at a better life much like Riley's.

[@henrytjernlund]

Great reaction. Thank you.

[@ciandryl]

I really think the name Riley was from her mom's idea, considering the fact that her dad's core emotion is anger. i think

[@stephenniehaus8635]

You're smart and articulate. Good combo

[@matcha_zuki5597]

My therapist loves this movie.

[@lesliejimenez729]

The movie is no joke. It lead Disney become like this because of actions. And I hope they know it.

[@sky0kast0]

His center was anger and that's why defcon happened

[@filipesantos7054]

17:50 why didn't Joy put the core memories in this tube?

[@rwwilson21]

ironic how you said, "Pixar really gets to your emotions", when the movie is about emotion

[@BecauseBecaBeBeca]

😂 True. Sometimes I just have a way with words.

[@rwwilson21]

@@BecauseBecaBeBeca lol. inside out two is dropping in June. the new emotions are anxiety, ennui, embarrassment, and envy(an emotion that is not the same as jealousy. they are two different words, with meaning of two different things)

[@marcnaue6510]

This is the only Disney/Pixar Movie that made me ever shed a tear, the ending was a little bit too much, even for me

[@OneAndOnlyZekePolaris]

That moment when the world finds out the meme. You are the 50th user I found that said about the TikTok lol

[@stratkids]

I made all my emotions into critters

[@stubbystudios9811]

In my opinion bing bongs death is the saddest death in movie history

[@lovisalindstrom7920]

This is how psychologists think our mind can work in similar situations. For Riley she can now start to develop empathy and acceptance about the sad things in life and she knows she can get comforted by others. Some don't have that luxury and i must say the dad, the dad needs some therapy. I think that the role of sad is major thing for most women since female dominated work is most often about being there for others. Hopefully Joy can pop up in their life on occasion as well as sad should be more prominent in Rileys dad.

[@buzzlightyearlight1247]

Why wasn’t moving a core memory

[@ninjetti9898]

Great reaction, well done

[@AnDr0id..1207]

Random thought: what if Riley became an astronaut because joy said she’d take her to the moon for bing bong🥲🥲

[@BigSkinty91]

43:56 ❤ the one with the cat is very accurate

[@brianscalaupe1846]

You can pause when you comments…sometimes maybe there’s important plot points while you are talking.

[@Bill_the_curious]

Beca, You are charming

[@BecauseBecaBeBeca]

Aw thanks!

[@muchuchuroo]

You look like Sunshine Dizon, a Filipino actress ❤

[@robertsmith3883]

Could you possibly react to the movie "Knives Out" ?

[@buzzlightyearlight1247]

Extremely meaningful movie

[@BecauseBecaBeBeca]

True!!

[@maxleon5341]

Me when Bing bong is introduced: that character is so dumb, I don't like it Bing bong: take Riley to the moon for me Me, violently crying: NOT FREAKING BING BONG, WHY, WHY!!!????!!!!!

[@drkzhadow]

07:05 OMG YES IT DOES AHAHAHHHA

[@Suddenly-Eggs]

Mr Rogers was the best inspiration.

[@alisskalife4744]

Hi check cartoon Soul,Wish both are amazing 😻

[@lucasmouraquaresma]

Sailor Moon

[@ecmc6197]

This movie is about a girl going threw puberty.

[@BrainyGreenOtter]

40:35 Bittersweet? Both sad and happy at the same time?

[@shaun4314]

11:22 How dare you call me out like that 😂

[@phocoficial29]

Casiokids - Verdens Største land???

[@dinpinguim]

please react to the trailer of inside out 2! :)

[@Bear08910_burger]

React to the Inside out 2 trailer!

[@erick48104]

First time here, i loved the reaction! 💯But please pause the movie when you are giving your thoughts, i think you missed a few good moments

[@megajgbc]

nice video

[@phocoficial29]

Aphex Twin - rhubarb P.H.O.C???

[@FatLittleButterfly]

One of my top favorite animated movie. Hope you havent seen these so i can watch it again with you! Tangled Wreck it ralph Up Zootopia Brave Big hero 6 Toy story A bugs life

[@JemJam2976]

Kinda, sorta. The Microsoft Word assistant did have eyes like that

[@tawogtrailers]

And was way more annoying lol

[@bidishah]

And wasn't voiced by bill hader lol 😂

[@DavidLopez-qi8hb]

Bing Bong: Take her to the moon for me. 😢

[@ciandryl]

your prediction is not predicting hahahah, good reaction tho

[@stormshadow101]

Request silent voice anime movie

[@dot8635]

You should definitely watch SOUL, it's kinda the same idea tho

[@TheDizzyRabbit]

Well, Guess [Insert random comment here]!

[@BecauseBecaBeBeca]

😂😂😂

[@Bill_the_curious]

We all need to keep sadness at bay. But sometimes... the privilege of being sad helps us to see what really matters. The writers had to get help from a lot of psychologists and so on, because none of the writers had kids of their own, according to the Making of the movie interviews, and men trying to understand the chaos they thought they saw in a young girl's mind was beyond them. Humanity. How are ya gonna understand it, right? :D

[@SCharlesDennicon]

You miss too much lines of dialogues talking to your camera. You don't want to be the "DVD commentary" kind of reactor.

[@BecauseBecaBeBeca]

Actually I do! I release full commentary tracks for my members so that they can literally get that DVD commentary type track similarly to the channel "pretty much it" but not as funny because I'm not as clever as Eric is, ha!