I Watched **INSIDE OUT** For The FIRST TIME (Inside Out Movie Reaction)
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2021
- For more disney and nickelodeon reactions/commentaries: • Disney and Nickelodeon...
Heres where you can find me:
Instagram - @rxbeccarose
Twitter -@rebxccarose
Letterboxd - @rxbeccarose
Dont forget to share this video with your friends!
For business inquiries you can reach me at: rebeccarosebusiness@gmail.com
copyright disclaimer under section 107 of the copyright act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use 
Развлечения
Rebecca: I am here to fight sadness.
*the entire movie being about how Sadness is important and vital*
She does realize that pretty quickly to be fair
That's what the writers intended. They wanted you to dislike sadness being unruly, until you realize she's acting the way she is because deep down, Riley is going through depression.
Since Riley is still young her emotions are still being formed hence why they are all over the place
Same goes for her style, which is why they're not personalised like her parents and other older characters
And they're still simple and primal - hence, the pure, single color memory balls in Riley's head....until the climax of the movie.
@@WolfgirlAidan makes you wonder why the freaked out teen also had matching emotions
actually i think it’s more of an identity thing, you can see right at the end that a boy her age has the same attributes as himself aswell. i don’t think it’s an age thing, and gives me either gender fluid or identity crisis vibes. but riley is so far unaware i think-
@@Vekcrazah because she was kinda forcing a style that she saw or wanted to be
Joy in this movie really said yes to toxic positivity
EXACTLYYYYY
Yup. I hate that now that I’m older I understand it.( I’m eleven)
Honestly I kind of always hated Joy even when I first saw the movie
@@TiredHumanBeing same. She was very rude and mean to sadness when she’s just being herself, much like anger and fear and disgust. Like, she did not show the same disrespect as them and I did not get it.
@@SusanaCanales1 Aahh nice to know I'm not the only one who shares this ideal
Im more annoyed at joy than sadness. She just screams toxic positivity.
Literally
True!
Totally, I can't stand her
Yeah we need sadness to release our emotions and joy is the one to back off
@@Erz1485 Before or after her character growth
This movie deserved that rating since it essentially condensed such a complicated subject into a children's film without sacrificing the nuance and subtleties. Plus, you could pick it apart in so many different ways that makes it rewarding for multiple viewings. So for me, it's hands down one of the best movies of all time.
not to mention that with it being a children's film, younger audiences will now be more emotionally aware, and it's such a nice step forward for mental health awareness for the newer generation
Imo, best pixar movie. Bingbong making grown women and men cry stays undefeated
@@NoelAKABigNolo I would never trust anyone who didn't at least tear up at BingBong.
sniff
Same! Just finished watching it and it was so good! Especially the part where joy cries, where sadness is the solution to this problem and where they discover the mixed emotions of joy and sadness I can't bruhh😭 it's too emotional I love it
I think sadness keep touching the memories in the beginig because it was kind involuntary, and she couldn't control it, and Riley needed to be sad in that moment (?)
Ya I think she needed to grieve. She lost a lot in the move and her parents were too preoccupied to see that she needed their emotional support. They also told her to smile to make things easier for them.... They probably didn't think much of it, but it was the worst thing to tell Riley at that moment.
@@gingerpi93
I think the reason she touched them is mostly because past memories are always kinda sad. Its melancholia. When you are getting older, you will always think of your past in a kind of happy and sad way at the same time.
NPR did a bit about this movie and the real psychological principles it contains - that your current emotions color your memories.
I agree. Nostalgia is a mixture of happy and sad emotion which is what Riley needed to feel about her memories.
me too. i think sadness was looking at what is happening in real life, and just spontaneously want to react to those things.
You: Sadness is so annoying but we'll see by the end of the movie
Me, who has seen the movie: 👀👀👀👀
*"Take her to the moon for me."*
Yup. Everyone has that one Pixar scene that destroys them every time. This is the one for me.
In my head Reily becomes an astronaut and as she takes her first steps on the moon, she looks out at the vastness of space and says "We've made it" and starts sing "Who's your friend who likes to play"
Bing Bong appears beside her "Who's rocket makes you yell hooray"
This is one of the most emotional movies I've ever seen, once a professor passed this movie on a psychology class and this movie made a lot of grown man cry.
@@victoriabryer4710 MY FEELS 😭
Ughhh that scene breaks me everytime
tbh that scene doesn't do much for me.
The one that *does* is Rileys breakdown to her family at the end. To this day I break down at that part.
"they made anger a short person" LOL 😂😂😂
It makes sense! Little man complex is very real, the shorter they are they more they compensate with their attitude. It's the same with dogs.
I love it how different emotions are in control of different people so for Riley its Joy, The Mom its Sadness and Dad it's Anger
Oh it makes so much sense that anger controls dads 😭
Anger - discipline
Sadness - empathy
I’ve taken so many tests to see what emotion rules me
@@datlilbeanch5477 thats what i was thinking. Mothers go through a lot because of how much they care
@@wismeiry31 I mean usually you already see it by the way you reaction to most stuff in your life and what your perception on it is.
Riley breaking down near the end is relatable to me but I feel like the saddest part was when Bing Bong basically died
This is the best Pixar movie in my honest opinion.
Very intellectual,
very psychological,
very philosophical
very emotional,
very insightful
and straight up hilarious.
And the actors fit each emotion VERY well especially Fear.
I watched it ages ago and it's stuck with me ever since, it's so good
What I love is that they got a whole team of specialists in to work on this so that it would be as accurate as possible. I mean, obviously, they had some ridiculousness added but actually showing emotional shutdown, toxic positivity, the reason we need to cry sometimes, so good.
I agree with all of these points and also Inside Out’s attention to detail (tho with Pixar that’s a given. Yet still for some reason Soul spoke to me so much more than Inside Out. The feeling that lingered after watching Soul stayed with me for weeks
Sadness was being irritating about everything in the beginning, apart from toddler Riley because, you know, that’s how babies and toddlers usually are, because Riley was suppressing her sadness. Joy was literally forcing her to be happy in situations where you wouldn’t normally be happy about, at that age.
But Joy’s obsession with keeping Riley happy ultimately ended up hurting her and got them into their current situation.
Sadness was unknowingly trying to get Riley to feel what she needed to feel without being aware of it. It’s like how you push and push sadness down until you reach a breaking point. That’s basically what was happening with Riley.
We think happiness is the ultimate goal. That being happy all the time is what we need, but it’s not true. That’s not how life works. We need to be able to express all our emotions in a healthy way to be able to grow.
That’s what the movie tried to portray. That’s it’s okay to be sad. To feel negative emotions.
7:19 I think because Riley it's still a kid who doesn't know herself yet, that's why the people in her head are differents from the adults who knows themselves.
Yess I always thought that!
It's funny to me how you were annoyed by Sadness at the beginning while I was annoyed by Joy
I can’t ignore the fact that joy wouldn’t ever need a flashlight in the dark ‘cause she’s glowing like a neon light
Rebecca having Character develpment during all this movie
i always wondered why sadness was portrayed so negatively, like joy is annoyed that sadness even exists, even though it's one of the core emotions. and then i realized, it's because of Riley. it's just her personality, her head emotion is joy, and since she's still young, she doesn't realize that being sad is natural. so it depends on the person, like Riley's mom's head emotion is sadness, and she's a full functioning adult, and there's nothing wrong with her.
Honestly love this movie especially the Cinema Therapy vid where they show you just how accurate this movie is to child psychology
Oooh I’ll have to watch that!!
joy was toxic positivity, she barely allowed any of the other emotions play their part in Riley's day to day life, and not at all with the core memories, especially sadness who is arguably the opposite of joy, that's why in the end we see memories with mixed emotions because joy finally let Riley feel what she needs to feel instead of trying to push all the other emotions away
Joy and Sadness aren't polar opposites. They're two sides of the same coin.
Right! Exactly! And for me, it made so much sense because they even hint at that with them both having blue hair and blue eyes but none of the other emotions share a color.
so true. you cannot have one without the other.
Joy was the villian . She wouldn’t let her have other emotions, toxic happiness. That’s what caused her depression , joy . I like sadness, joy is toxic in the beginning.
Also Riley’s aren’t like her cause she’s not developed yet. There is no girl side or boy side. It’s mixed
No she was not. Joy was a flawed protagonist who learned a valuable lesson about herself. You need to learn the difference. There is no villain in this movie. Only a relatable character who learned personal growth.
@@the-NightStar yep, especially because Joy was Riley. Sadness was Riley. They were all just parts of Riley.
@@the-NightStar thank you!!
She was very much about that toxic positivity life but she did change by the end I guess and let other emotions in without feeling the need to control everything.
@ᵗʰᵉNight★Star Not really. You’re forgetting that villains can also change and sometimes they themselves don’t realize their villains. Are you forgetting the fact she literally left Sadness to die when the islands were collapsing into the void without a second thought? I’m so glad Joy realized that Sadness is a very important emotion and that Riley needs her and much as her and that they became besties by the end, but Joy was definitely a villain when she left Sadness and Bing Bong for dead.
they really should do a sequel to this movie with Riley through puberty, honestly, why they didn't do that yet is a mystery to me
Well they are now
The way you thought sadness was messing everything up really shows you needed the message of this movie girl. Sadness was always my fav and it bothers me to hear you trash talk her lmao. It wasnt sadness' fault!! She was doing what she was supposed to ugh
Yeah but if you wait till the end you’d see sadness became my fave character 😭
To be fair, nonody told her to touch the core memories at the start
It's not that she was misunderstood (cause she didn't understand herself either) but rather nobody saw her importance
All the emotions were important (though idk about disgust being an emotion, just seems a bit random to put but ok) the movie just happened to pick sadness as the main emotion because toxic positivity is the main problem and she's the solution
Lol I like how you’re like “OMG sadness stop!” To “shut up, joy! Listen to sadness! She’s smart!” And then there was “just leave sadness behind! Leave her!” To “omg you left her! Joy’s becoming the villain!” It’s so great. Joy and sadness both have their strengths.
I think the turnaround you had about Sadness is exactly the point of this movie. Sadness isn't a fun feeling, and people don't generally like it. But we need to let ourselves feel Sadness sometimes and not just bottle it all up. Forcing yourself (or others) to try to be happy all the time isn't healthy for anyone.
Yes, and I think for a lot of people, seeing Sadness interact with Bing Bong is a turning point in their opinions. I would say that the movie depicts the purpose of sadness is to empathize/sympathize with others. The kids on the hockey team cheered Riley up because they saw how upset she was, Sadness listened to Bing Bong, and the mom (for whom Sadness is the lead) queued into Riley's mood.
I hated sadness at the start then LOVED HER LMAOOO
It’s a process 😭😹
"Riley's mom just have a bunch of karens in her head"
I love it so much
I didnt have an imaginary friend so Bing Bong was my surrogate and I took his 'death' to heart. Also, while the criticism that this film basically states we basically have no agency over our emotions, I think the overall message is a good one for kids.
To be fair, Joy was the whole reason the two got separated from the other emotions.
"Riley is about to become a psycho!"
That's actually not the mental illness that they're trying to convey here. That absence of feeling, lack of motivation, and just...numbness to everything is meant to put depression into terms that young people can understand.
I was making a joke, of course I know they weren’t trying to convey that it’s a Disney movie 😭😭😭
@@rxbeccarose I figured. I work in mental health care though, so I just wanted to comment that depression is what they were going for. 😀
it's really interesting how people hate sadness as a character, forgeting the fact that sadness is an actual feeling happening on riley's head and makes sense to riley feel sad with the situations she was living
Lol I’m a 26 year old man and I still cry at the Bing Bong part
35 and similar
R.I.P Bing Bong May he Rest In Peace ;-;
It honestly irks me that some people find Sadness annoying. I mean, this whole movie is about embracing Sadness to feel Joy inside. When people call the emotion that gets us true happiness annoying, they actually disrespect this whole movie.
Do remember tho, the intent is exactly that: for the audience to be annoyed by Sadness at first but then realize why she's actually important. It's meant to take the audience on that personal journey of realizing toxic positivity and when it's okay to cry, especially since a lot of people have been told to do the exact opposite their whole lives. It's understandable why she hated Sadness at first, it was always the intent since later she realized she was wrong
Why are so many people bashing on you for not liking sadness at first? She was making Riley sad, and yes it turns out it was needed, but nobody likes being sad! Being sad is a hard thing to be, especially when it's necessary, so of course your initial reaction would be for sadness to take a chill pill!
This movie's ending always makes me cry like sadness just came up to me and slapped tears on too my face.😭😭😭
Honestly your journey of hating sadness in the beginning but coming to appreciate her and understand her purpose by the end was perfect.
I love this movie!! Seeing it in cinemas was so visually stunning it was an experience!! I haven't watched it since 2015 though 😂
Noo, I cried SOO hard the first time i saw it, when Riely breaks down at the end I sobbed
This movie made me realise that I was depressed, really depressed. It got me in therapy so yay.
14:03 "let's see what we think of sadness at the end of the movie" well she saves the day and joy realises that riley needs sadness, so yes sadness was misunderstood. Riley needed sadness in order to have balance but joy only wanted riley to feel happy which isn't enough. You have to feel a spectrum of emotions to be healthy. Although it's easy to see how you could think being happy all the time would be good.
Inside Out has taught me many things. One lesson in particular, always listen to your emotions. That's why I love this movie. Edit: I wouldn't be able to experience joy without experiencing sadness. I wouldn't be able to see beauty in the darkness without seeing horror in the light. Also, I love the rain, too. I agree with Sadness and Joy she also said she loved the rain. Joy and sadness are like the Shining sun and the pouring rain.
I watched this movie in the cinema with my therapist. It really helped me with my severe anxiety.
People really didn't like sadness but after I rewatched it knowing what sadness brings made me realize that joy is a bish but fixes that issue
I love this movie so much like this movie for me is just comfort and just a very chill movie for me and love rewatching
"Sadness just keeps messing up and making things worse."
Does she? Or does it keep happening because everyone keeps trying to hinder her?
Really was fun watching your as your journey kind of mirrored Joy's. Started wishing Sadness would just disappear and by the end finding her vital.
@5:18 "They have a thing for quicksand, I would like to get to the bottom of it."
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA If you say so!
This is such a good movie
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
The reason why Joy has blue hair is kinda cool, it shows that you can’t have happiness without sadness
It's hard to look out of the picture when characters are supposed to represent emotions and they actually act like people, but Sadness can't control her actions
It's all a metaphor
This is why I like this movie because of Joy & Sadness. Everyone thinks that I’m always happy & kind, but on the inside I am so many emotions. I told my best friend that I have been struggling to feel happy & joyful that I had a breakdown. She told me that she always thought I was so strong. You know the saying “I’m so happy I could cry!” That’s Joy & Sadness as one emotion!
I actually find Sadness relatable because I also been misunderstood because I been sad all the time and everyone keeps making me “happy” and even when they asked me why I’m sad. I can’t give a valid reason. I just feel sad. But I’m better now I’m not always sad or happy. Just sometimes.
7:15 Riley's still trying to figure out who she is, she's only 12. That's why they're all different. 8:06 BET, I bet u $5 (not even) by the end of the movie u'll change ur mind. 10:56 🤲🏾💵
19:45 I'll document this for when I become an embarrassing mom.🤪😊👌🏾
Her character development with sadness it's the best part of the video xD
I think Bing Bong had to die so her parents can live, lol. Since Pixar likes to kill off parents'still makes me cry though
ahhhhh i’m so happy you did this movie since it’s my birthday and one of my faves
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! 🥳✨ [sorry I’m late]
This is one of my favorite movies ever, so glad you watched it girlie
I love the way this show creates a language to talk about feelings, and their association with memories, in ways that we don't even have words for.
I've watched this once before, probably 1,5 years ago, I cried hard at the bing bong part.
Watching this now, I didn't think I'd react cause this is just sort of a recap with the reactions, but I honestly burst out in tears in less than a splitsecond the moment bing bong left that wagon.
Don't talk shit about my girl sadness, I'm crying already.
I just wanna hug her. 😭
I cry when bing bong “dies” every time I watch this movie
You: What is Sadness business, showing up so much?
Me: ohhhhohohohoh buddy you're in for a RIDE
Also, the way Riley went emotionless was so relatable to me bc that's how my depressive episodes go. I just can't feel anything, nor happiness, sadness, anger... I'm just existing. For months. Until something in me snaps and I'm able to ask for help. It feels like waking up, reacting. Seeing it like that, for a kid's movie, when it took me 15 years to recognize my problems and patterns? it made me emotional af. If I had this movie as a child it would have saved me so much time, to recognize how some happy memories turned blue later, and how feeling "negative" emotions wasn't a bad thing. I grow up being a "happy kid" and being branded like that turned in straight up Toxic Positivity in my life, the need to always be positive and happy, even when I wasn't. It was exhausting, and it made me burn out in my late teens. Now? as a 28 year old... I've been so much better since I've embraced negative emotions in my heart. Taking "being happy" off my list of goals in life gave me peace.
"Oh my God! They're all so wobbly!"
Well how many clones of yourself can you balance on your shoulders? Lol
I hate that you all think that joy in general is a toxic person. The point of the entire movie is that sadness is an important part in our life. Joy never knew that until she had character development in which she realized life isnt all just about happiness.
You’re so dumb to say that joy is a toxic person, she literally realized it all on the end of the movie. Why are y’all holding grudges?? If joy hadn’t been very positive/ always happy, to the point its toxic, the movie wouldnt have had a clearer way to say that sadness is important too.
9:59 “Awe poor Beep Boop or whatever his name is” 😂
Interesting fact about Bing Bong: Before the release in 2015, Bing Bong did not appear in any of the trailers or promotional material. Pixar kept his existence a complete secret until the actual release. They even went so far as to deny Richard Kind (the voice of Bing Bong) a trip to the Cannes Film Festival before the general release, when all the other cast members got to go. But of course Bing Bong had to fade...as a sign that Riley was growing up and moving on from her imaginary friends. In fact she had already moved on at the beginning of the movie, which is why we find Bing Bong wandering around in long term memory instead of playing a daily role in Riley's consciousness.
Hearing this called "a Disney movie" took 10 years off my life
I tend to bottle up my emotions a lot because I was always told that I had to be happy. This was one of the many reasons I have severe anxiety and have panic attacks very frequently . I tend to lash out and get angry over little things. No one told me as a child that feeling all emotions was ok. I was restricted, mocked my mother if I cried. This is my favourite pixar movie and it hit too close to home. 😔
One of my favorite Pixar movies! i love the message of this movie, my favorite in any movie tbh
This movie is AMAZING!! Also a random theory is that Riley doesn’t know if she is a girl or a boy because she is still growing up and finding out stuff, the reason is that the emotions are different genders instead of only girls or boys like the parents emotions are
But her emotions have looked this way since she was born. I doubt she was questioning her sexuality/gender at age 3
@@livvworm that’s actually true lol, I just saw someone say it and I thought it was kinda cute
Man, I was so pissed at sadness when I first watched this...then by the end of the movie I loved her. I always wondered why they made Joy's hair the same colour as sadness
inside out is my favourite pixar movie by far, and it's probably one of my favourites ever. i can't watch this with company because i always have a mini-breakdown at the scene at the end with riley and her parents which takes me out for a few hours after. i always found the message to be so radical, especially in this culture that promotes constant happiness as the key to a happy life, instead of actually allowing people (especially children!!) to just feel their emotions without shame. just a fantastic movie all around, so glad you enjoyed it and came to your senses about sadness, was ready to fight you there for a sec ngl 😂
well i've been waiting for this one!!
7:20 Riley's emotions look so different because she is young, she has still to find her true self, her emotions are still contradicting each other, instead of working together, like inside her parents' heads. In fact, two of Riley's emotions are male (probably reflecting her tomboy style).
I do like how sadness kept touching stuff in the beginning even tho it was annoying the first time I watched it. That’s what happens when something upsetting happens and you try to put sadness in a corner, it’ll start spilling over into aspects of your life uncontrollably.
I cried over a pink fucking elephant named Bing Bong. THATS good story direction.
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONEEEE
imagine the joker becoming joker because when he was younger he moved away from his friends
this movie really made me SOB when I watched this as a freshman in high school and actively tried to be happy all the time 🧍♀️
I'll be honest I like joy because she realized how toxic she was and changed. I also feel like Joy is supposed to be our happiness because we always want to be happy and try to push our sadness away even when we need it the most.
One time my daughter was Disgust for Halloween, I was Joy. She had a breakdown 3/4 through me putting on her makeup (it was the eyelashes that did it), and refused to go out. She got to into character 🤣 She stayed home that year. The picture I took of her in that outfit bawling her eyes out is priceless.
"louder Joy, sing louder" 💔 why?? every time!! 😭
MY HEART
"I swear if people in the comments are just like "Sadness is misunderstood!" Well, let's just see what we think by the end of the movie."
As you wish. 😉
I don't know why I never watched this when it first came out. I just watched it for the first time yesterday and wanted to see other people's reaction. Safe to say I'm a pixar fan now lol
Little fact: Joy is one of the only emotions to wear or be other colors. Like her hair is blue, like Sadness and her dress is green like Disgust
Sadness is my Spirit Emotion.
"This movie could've been Riley's villain origin story"
lmfaooooo 😂🤣
A beautiful movie, I always cry at the end HAHA, I recommend that you see the one about when marnie was there and grave of the fireflies are just as beautiful.
ps: love your reactiooon:3
I can totally relate to crying at Bing Bong's sacrifice. Truly hit at my core and I had to shed a few tears myself.😭
On first viewing, it's very easy to be angry at Sadness, but I think the movie does a good job of turning the viewer around on that. For one thing, Riley isn't sad because a little lady in her head is pushing buttons--not really: she's sad because of what's going on in her life, and the stuff inside is meant to represent that. Suppressing sadness and forcing a smile all the time isn't good for your mental health, and as you said around 10 minutes in, sadness really helps you relate to and have compassion for others.
Feel all the things.
My friend and I watched this back in the day and we both cried. Good memories.
Wow, I am 6 minutes in & no human being has ever needed to see this movie more than you.
This came out when I was in Year 13. My friends all went to see it in cinema, and most of us cried when Bing Bong sacrificed himself. I related to Sadness the most - Joy annoyed me the most. This might just be my depression talking, but Sadness is #1 in my top 10 list of favourite characters
Well that’s joy character ark she’s toxic positivity and as the movie progresses she becomes a better emotion and let’s the others take control way more often
"They have a thing for quicksand... I would like to get to the bottom of it."
...uh... you maybe want to rephrase that lol
Everyone cries when Bing Bong disappears.
Ready to get emotional here
I saw this movie in theatres with my mom when it came out and we both really liked it! Also I really want to see panic attack portrayed in the style of this movie, like what would that look like?
Me and my mom too