Pixar's Inside Out

[Quasimod0]

Do you guys think the above final trailer is too spoilery? I don't wanna watch it if it gives too much away.

 

[DA_Champion]

This is the 2015 movie i am most looking forward to.

 

[Pickleweasel]

I find it very... odd that the emotions are gendered.

Neat concept though. I'm always rooting for Pixar.

Considering you need voice actors for the characters and considering actors are gendered I don't see how it is even a little bit odd.

 

[Octoberist]

I mean, of course they're gonna be gendered. If it's not like this, then it'll be all male, or all female..but still gendered.

 

[Blue42]

New Clip - Childhood Memories
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[Lencho01]

'Inside Out' Review: Pixar's Latest Masterpiece Will Make You Feel All The Feels

Inside Out is a gloriously imaginative rebuttal to anyone who would claim that Pixar’s best days are behind it.

 

[IncognitoWalrus]

Saw this movie at a screening last week and I'll say it's the best thing Pixar has done since Up imo.

 

[Mandon Knight]

Really looking forward to it, looks good fun and will have the usual emotional depth Pixar excel at...

 

[spiderman2]

I wonder when we will start getting more reviews. A few reviews started coming out for this like 2 weeks ago but now there haven't really been any and it is at 24 reviews still on RT so we need a lot more before we can really say just how good the reviews will be.

 

[Mysteryman]

Do we any tracking for this?

 

[terry78]

'Inside Out' Review: Pixar's Latest Masterpiece Will Make You Feel All The Feels

Cars vs. Planes: Dawn of Tesla. t:

 

[Sevprince]

90 metacritic with 11 reviews
100 rotten tomato with 33 reviews 9.1 average rating


I'm happy with the positive reactions so far. I really need this to be good because I love the concept.

 

[QBComics]

Saw this movie last night.

It's really damn good. Beautiful, inventive, hilarious, heartbreaking, this certainly feels like a return to form for Pixar, and every bit of praise it's earned is deserved. I'm going again tomorrow. This was just such a solid success in nearly every department for me.

Spoiler territory:

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The lack of villain was one of my favorite bits. There isn't a big twist, there isn't a plot to save a world, or some life-ending destruction that must be stopped. And yet, the stakes have never felt so important. This is a story where a little girl's very psychological existence is at risk, and because it's such a personal story, it feels all the more real. Riley's situation is endlessly relatable, as it deals less with specific scenarios (though it may certainly help if you've ever moved away from a place you call home), and more with emotional turmoil at a very trying age that everyone can connect to. And because of this, it's why Inside Out feels important, not just to those have undergone hard times in their life at one point, but those who are currently undergoing such difficulties. This film, for all the childlike wonder it possesses, is very mature.

Nearly every bit in the Memory Dump is designed to make you cry, by the way. Lot of onions must've been in the theater during these scenes.

I put it second to only Fury Road for best of the year.

 

[DarthSkywalker]

Killing it on RT. 82 reviews, 100%, with a 9.1 average.

 

[Kane52630]

Listened to the Double Toasted review, they both gave it high full price.

 

[Kaleb]

Listened to the Double Toasted review, they both gave it high full price.

Ive been contemplating finally going to see Jurassic World this weekend, but with the overwhelmingly positive review for Inside Out I'm considering putting JW on hold.

 

[Voltron]

Can't wait to see this. The concept sounds similar to Herman's Head and I loved that show as a kid.

 

[spiderman2]

Ive been contemplating finally going to see Jurassic World this weekend, but with the overwhelmingly positive review for Inside Out I'm considering putting JW on hold.

I want to see this movie to but I wouldn't put JW on hold. I had high expectations for JW and was not disappointed at all by far the second best Jurassic park movie yet and cant want to see it again but in IMAX.

 

[Dave McFly]

Five Stages Of Watching A Pixar Movie

 

[jmc]

So just got out of seeing this. The strangest thing is it's very hard to describe this movie in words however I'll do my best. Pixar have been on a bit of a bumpy ride in recent years with a series of films that weren't really doing justice to the long standing history of quality from the studio. Inside Out however is a true return to form, in what is possibly the most interesting concept for an animated film for a long time and maybe the most interesting character journey for a number of years. This film has all the hallmarks of classic Pixar, great characters, a story with heart and lots of laughs.

The thing that is so surprising about this film is that it's a character driven story disguised as an animated movie. This story is about Riley who's life is suddenly turned upside down when she has to move cities, the move unearths some things that she has been keeping inside and begins to alter her behaviour. That basic premise could have been the synopsis for a dozen live action movies yet instead Pixar took what is arguably the more challenging angle and went literally into the characters' head to explore these themes.

Giving her emotions a physical presence makes Riley's journey all the more fascinating because we are seeing her emotions play out from a completely different perspective. Joy, Sadness, Disgust, Fear and Anger are all individuals, and yet they all form a part of Riley, and the relationships with each other affect what she does and who she is. This is easily a concept that in the wrong hands could have been disastrous and yet everything about this concept is executed to perfection.

There's really not much more I feel I can say about this film without feeling like I'll be spoiling the journey, because as fun and entertaining as her emotions are, at it's core this film isn't about the colourful characters in Riley head, they are about her and her physiological journey, and it's without doubt one of the most interesting concepts for a character film I've seen in quite some time.

A fascinating physiological journey. Pixar's best in years - 9/10

 

[JP]

10/10 would recommend.

 

[terry78]

jmc gave this thing a 9/10? What's next, Spidey saying she found it the best film of the year? That's when I know the end times are upon us.

 

[SuperBatman]

Saw this the other night. One of the best Pixar Movies in awhile 9/10

 

[Blue42]

Disney/Pixar's INSIDE OUT earned an estimated $3.7M from Thursday evening shows.

 

[kedrell]

Killing it on RT. 82 reviews, 100%, with a 9.1 average.

Yeah that 100% is gone now. 3 negatives are up now and the avg. dipped to an 8.9/10


I dunno about this one. Just looking as Sadness in the trailer makes me want to smack her for interrupting a well oiled machine that Joy had in place. But most of all the thing that seems missing is any avatar for logic/reason. People don't operate solely on emotion unless you're an imbecile or very, very young.

I'm usually not as up Pixar's rear as most people seem to be but I'll still give this a chance.