The mother has sadness as the head of her emotion because sadness allows more room for empathy and understanding. The father's leading emotion is anger to signify he may be driven, ambitious, or could have an extreme focus on accomplishing goals. Riley just having Joy be the leader for her isn't healthy because it can put her into a sense of denial when she is insisting everything is fine and she would have no reason to be sad. She would lose an empathetic link or even a capacity to show compassion for others.
Mother’s Mind (Sadness in Charge) = Holding onto the past, gets depressed when life is too difficult, seeks comfort when overwhelmed. Father’s Mind (Anger in Charge) Worried about the future, gets frustrated when things go wrong, shuts reality out when overwhelmed.
People telling Sadness not to touch anything is literally the problem the movie wanted to show. Lmaoo sadness is needed and every memory has more than one emotion. No memory is pure joy or anger or sadness. Every memory may have one or two main emotions but there are other emotions mixed in.
Zanna, also known as Imaginary Friends, are a type of creature that act as guides and guardian angels to children in need of them. They do so under the guise of being a child's imaginary friend for as long as the child needs them, but once the child no longer needs them, the Zanna leaves and moves on to another child.
7:50 Sorry, but Joy was to blame. Joy was trying to keep Sadness compartmentalized (all in the circle) and in a box instead of letting her be felt which made Riley lose control of her emotions.
20:00 and 20:23, I understand why you're questioning why Sadness is running from Joy, but I can relate; for their entire existence, Joy has been gaslighting and berating Sadness for "hurting Riley" and when people keep telling you that something is your fault or that you're a problem then you begin to believe it. I know for myself. Would you suddenly trust somebody who has consistently shunned you and told you that you're a problem? That said, I agree that this situation is drastic. But Sadness is difficult to control when Sadness has not been allowed to do her job.
But the real sad thing is that she ran away because she felt that Riley would be better off without her. But for the record Joy didn't gaslight Sadness she, she just liked being in control way to much.
I've heard several theories about the parents emotions, that the mom may be prone to depression and the father has anger management issues. I personally think, I has to do with Empathy for the mom (the ability to recognize, understand, and share the thoughts and feelings of another person) and irritability for the father ( likely to become frustrated or upset easily.) ❤️🤷🏻♀️
Yeah I agree. I also think that whether or not joy fronts is probably related to maturity. Since joy seems to be quite reckless, selfish and not very empathetic
@@gramamamma6026 To be fair, Mom's Sadness is a lot calmer and more tempered than Riley's Sadness, so I think emotional maturity is considered separate from the Core Emotions from the film's perspective. So an adult with Joy as the leading Core Emotion would probably be a dreamer and optimist, but wouldn't be as reckless as a child with the same Core Emotion Leader.
There’s one little detail I just picked up on: while the others have the same hair and eye color as their body, Joy seems to be the only one who doesn’t (her body is amber yet her hair and eyes are blue). I think that was a clever foreshadowing.
I think joy and sadness being sent away from HQ was a subtle hint at letting the other emotions express themselves and have joy come back later, however sadness got caught in the suction of the recall tube
Fun fact: Riley's car trip was from Minnesota to San Francisco, so the first part would be boring (east SD, Nebraska, and/or Iowa), but there would be lots of cool mountains and scenery for a good portion of the trip (Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, and Nevada).
The leader Emotion is probably decided similarly to Riley's, the first is made leader or makes themself the boss. BUT, given adults are more mature and undergo so much change, could be that the leader shifts around.
This movie has some really great messages to it Sid(ice age): *No thanks, I choose life* Diago/Bing Bong: *I suggest you take the shortcut* But seriously, very wholesome
Personally I interpret a good chunk of what's going on with Riley as her having some form of depression. I personally identify a lot with what Riley goes through emotionally during the course of the movie. The scene where Riley is running away and the emotions are trying to gain back their control of the console but they can't is especially heart-wrenching, because I have felt emotionally the same way many times throughout my life. I loved getting your thoughts on the movie, and your analysis was top-notch as always!
Joy and Sadness got sucked in the tube after the other memories were cleared away. Fear however tried to get sucked out WHILE the memories were getting sucked out.
I was the same age as Riley is in the movie when it was released and in the same year, I moved to a new city, so I relate to Riley a lot. This movie is a pretty accurate depiction of how emotions can e after a big life change such as moving
Inside Out is favorite Pixar movie. Seen it so many times. I ugly cry every time Riley comes back home and breaks down while her parents hug her and she creates her first mixed-emotion core memory. I just love the portrayal of emotional complexity/maturity and the lesson that sad isn't bad. We need to feel our feelings and even sadness can be helpful. Beautiful.
About the whole idea of "having a simple concept and building on it with more complexity if you want to" idea, you could have it so that when Riley gets older, she could have an entire staff of characters in her head that each are responsible for more complex feelings and emotions, while the central emotional characters are heads of each department. So, you could have a character for ecstasy, elation, delight, . . . etc. all working for Joy under the happiness department. You could have a character for frustration, vexation, . . . etc. for workers under the anger department working under anger. You could have compulsion, mania, panic, trauma, paranoia, . . . etc. all working under fear in the fear department. And so on and so forth. One of the reasons I love it when stories have a workable concept central to the theme of it that can easily be built on for further complexity and richness is that it makes for great imagination fuel and exercises in creativity. It makes the story and its fandom richer and much harder to be boring or for one to get bored with it.
I just started thinking about it, Disgust is very much a part of fashion, aesthetic, and being a part of society and having an "in crowd." This is so interesting to me.
For me, there are two points in this movie where I inevitably start crying. The first being in the forgotten memories, with the happy memories fading away and then rewinding the sad memory. The second is when Riley breaks down with her parents and a she's both sad, but also a little bit happy. I also feel like this movie has the most perfect depiction of depression I have ever seen. Nevermind the forgetting to be happy, when Riley is in such a state of negativity that she is incapable of feeling anything, that is depression. As someone who has dealt with that, it's exactly like that. You go on autopilot, you're lost in your thoughts, even trying to get any emotion into your voice is a challenge. I hate to go down this dark road right now, but that example of an idea that you keep going with and you can't feel anything... that's exactly what happens with a lot of suicidal people. They regret the attempts on their life if they survive it, they wake up.
This is my favourite Pixar movie by far, and one of my favourites of all time. I literally cannot watch it without having a full breakdown afterwards, so it's usually my go to when I'm feeling particularly down or maybe homesick and need something to get the waterworks going. This film is so beautifully made, the premise is so original and the message that sadness is not only healthy but an integral part of our lives is so groundbreaking, especially since most movies and society at large press the constant happiness narrative that Joy buys into for most of the film. Pete Docter is such a genius, he deserves so much more recognition than he gets
The thing about using the tubes to send the memories up - maybe she thought that if the others touched them too, they would turn into their emotions, so she was the only one who could hold them.
I've watched it since it was released on the cinemas (in September of 2015), and it has not only impacted me, but also become the very new basis of my fantasy, which shows how this movie influenced my Entirety of my brain. However, as of recently, another Movie, Coraline, Is Starting to establish its own basis in my fantasy, which i mixed them together, but, the point is, that this movie is One of the Greatest animations and Movies I ever seen, Not As Much as Wall-e However, and it's plot is very unique and creative
The guy who came up with the concept did say that sadness is actually a very active emotion and the reason people look so tired is because sadness sucks the energy out of you. So the portrayal is of the result of sadness rather than what sadness actually looks like.
If you ask me, you could probably say that anger was the villain of the story, because with him controlling the consul, he was the reason why the islands were going down, so they should’ve probably restrained him from the consul until joy and sadness got back
Unfortunately you can in fact cry yourself awake.. it’s happened to me a couple times. Whether it’s a nightmare or regular dream if it’s a deep feeling it can cause your brain to react and wake you up even from crying
Joy was evil to me. Joy wasn’t letting her feel her emotions so kept them hidden with happiness. Joy hated sadness, she hated anger, she hated fear, disgust. She wouldn’t let her feel, Be herself. Her clothes fade from rainbow in the beginning to all black when she ran away. She was beginning to be depressed , joy wouldn’t let her true emotions come out. She kept trying to keep sadness away, it’s giving me toxic positivity
Same here cause Riley needs to feel other emotions besides happiness and feeling sadness and fear and anger is a good thing sometimes cause everyone can’t be happy forever and Joy was annoying.
Brought to you by Pixar starring Joy voiced by Amy Poehler as she handles Riley's happiness as she starts to grow up. Also featuring Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust. Riley's family is moving to San Francisco which offers a new set of children and adjustments for them. Can Joy keep Riley happy as she gets used to the new environment?
Ayy im early! Also this movie at first didn't mean much to me until recently. Riley missing her old life and wanting to just run away really speaks to me. I loved this movie and when Riley finally broke down it was such a beautiful moment watching her finally let out her feelings.
If you notice, Riley is non binary person. Let me explain. Her mom have all female emotions and her dad have all male emotions. Look at Riley. She's has both. Plus Riley is used as a girl/boy name. Is Disney trying to tell us something? lol
There is also a theory that Riley is non-binary. If you look at the mothers emotions, they are all women, and the same with the father. But Riley has both female and male, that could represent gender confusion 😅
First of all, this is not Disney's Inside Out but Pixars Inside Out to me. I find Disney and Pixar-Movies to be so different, that even though they are both technically from the same company, I like almost all Pixar movies and almost no Disney-Movies. (And Inside Out is by the way my favorite animated movie of all time) The other thing I wanted to suggest to everyone who is interested in this movie is the video about it from CinemaWins: ruclips.net/video/MB3By_5VSw4/видео.html I would actually really love a reaction to this video 😉
Oooh love this movie! Speaking of which, think inside out but with personality aspects! Like it? Then you should react to sanders sides! An amazing web series on RUclips, I think you'll like it a lot
I think I never noticed when I watched this movie before is that the emotions in the mom's head are all female looking and then in the dad's head they are all male looking. So what does the story want to tell about Ryland with the fact that she has male and female looking emotions? I don't know because I just realized that but maybe it's a case of putting some ambiguity or neutrality about her. Even her name is kinda neutral. It's just a thought but really a deep thinking thought that will stay in my head
Well since masculinity and femininity are social constructs, it makes sense that Riley wouldn't be as particular toward one or the other because she's still too young to shun particular qualities of one due to conditioning. Edit: Or she could be nonbinary (where you feel both feminine and masculine and/or neither because your own identity goes beyond the confines of our concept of gender).
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The mother has sadness as the head of her emotion because sadness allows more room for empathy and understanding. The father's leading emotion is anger to signify he may be driven, ambitious, or could have an extreme focus on accomplishing goals. Riley just having Joy be the leader for her isn't healthy because it can put her into a sense of denial when she is insisting everything is fine and she would have no reason to be sad. She would lose an empathetic link or even a capacity to show compassion for others.
Loooooove this comment ☺️❤️
This is my favorite comment
Pure Joy = Ecstasy
Joy/Sadness = Melancholy/Nostalgia
Joy/Disgust = Intrigue
Joy/Fear = Surprise/Thrill (Adrenaline Rush)
Joy/Anger = Righteousness/Venting
Pure Sadness = Despair
Sadness/Disgust = Self-Loathing
Sadness/Fear = Anxiety (Anxiety/Panic Attack)
Sadness/Anger = Betrayal/Grief
Pure Disgust = Prejudice
Disgust/Fear = Revulsion/Phobia
Disgust/Anger = Loathing
Pure Fear = Terror
Fear/Anger = Hatred (Violence)
Pure Anger = Rage (Destructive Urges)
Islands Shut Down = Depression
All Islands Fall = Self-Destructive/Suicidal
Mother’s Mind (Sadness in Charge) = Holding onto the past, gets depressed when life is too difficult, seeks comfort when overwhelmed.
Father’s Mind (Anger in Charge) Worried about the future, gets frustrated when things go wrong, shuts reality out when overwhelmed.
Fear Core Memory = PTSD
Cool this is really interesting.
This man did his research
Sooooo cool! You really got into this!!!✨👏👏👏
People telling Sadness not to touch anything is literally the problem the movie wanted to show. Lmaoo sadness is needed and every memory has more than one emotion. No memory is pure joy or anger or sadness. Every memory may have one or two main emotions but there are other emotions mixed in.
Of course Bing Bong would read “Danger” wrong. He was made when Riley was a little kid, and possibly couldn’t read, so he can’t read either :D
That's so sad/cute 🥺
Zanna, also known as Imaginary Friends, are a type of creature that act as guides and guardian angels to children in need of them. They do so under the guise of being a child's imaginary friend for as long as the child needs them, but once the child no longer needs them, the Zanna leaves and moves on to another child.
7:50 Sorry, but Joy was to blame. Joy was trying to keep Sadness compartmentalized (all in the circle) and in a box instead of letting her be felt which made Riley lose control of her emotions.
Yes!! The whole movie I picked on the idea of toxic positivity!
Thank you! I don't get why a lot of people didn't get that it's emotions they're not supposed to be easily controlled
Not to mention that everyone isn’t always happy everyday
20:00 and 20:23, I understand why you're questioning why Sadness is running from Joy, but I can relate; for their entire existence, Joy has been gaslighting and berating Sadness for "hurting Riley" and when people keep telling you that something is your fault or that you're a problem then you begin to believe it. I know for myself. Would you suddenly trust somebody who has consistently shunned you and told you that you're a problem?
That said, I agree that this situation is drastic. But Sadness is difficult to control when Sadness has not been allowed to do her job.
yep and plus joy literally betrayed her by trying to go to headquarters by herself
But the real sad thing is that she ran away because she felt that Riley would be better off without her. But for the record Joy didn't gaslight Sadness she, she just liked being in control way to much.
I’ve always wondered why they didn’t send the core memories to HQ like the triple dent gum.
I've heard several theories about the parents emotions, that the mom may be prone to depression and the father has anger management issues.
I personally think, I has to do with Empathy for the mom (the ability to recognize, understand, and share the thoughts and feelings of another person) and irritability for the father ( likely to become frustrated or upset easily.) ❤️🤷🏻♀️
Yeah I agree. I also think that whether or not joy fronts is probably related to maturity. Since joy seems to be quite reckless, selfish and not very empathetic
19:33+19:34+19:35+19:36+19:37
@@gramamamma6026 To be fair, Mom's Sadness is a lot calmer and more tempered than Riley's Sadness, so I think emotional maturity is considered separate from the Core Emotions from the film's perspective.
So an adult with Joy as the leading Core Emotion would probably be a dreamer and optimist, but wouldn't be as reckless as a child with the same Core Emotion Leader.
You should watch “The Emperors new groove” and the sequel “Kronks new groove”
I haven’t actually seen the sequel
The songs are so catchy!
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The sequel isn’t very good compared to the original, but it is still enjoyable. Something doesn’t have to be “good” for you to like it :)
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There’s one little detail I just picked up on: while the others have the same hair and eye color as their body, Joy seems to be the only one who doesn’t (her body is amber yet her hair and eyes are blue). I think that was a clever foreshadowing.
I think joy and sadness being sent away from HQ was a subtle hint at letting the other emotions express themselves and have joy come back later, however sadness got caught in the suction of the recall tube
Fun fact: Riley's car trip was from Minnesota to San Francisco, so the first part would be boring (east SD, Nebraska, and/or Iowa), but there would be lots of cool mountains and scenery for a good portion of the trip (Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, and Nevada).
The leader Emotion is probably decided similarly to Riley's, the first is made leader or makes themself the boss.
BUT, given adults are more mature and undergo so much change, could be that the leader shifts around.
This movie has some really great messages to it
Sid(ice age): *No thanks, I choose life*
Diago/Bing Bong: *I suggest you take the shortcut*
But seriously, very wholesome
I just noticed this but every time anger gets angry and screams or yells with his mouth open his teeth become disfigured and it's HILARIOUS
Personally I interpret a good chunk of what's going on with Riley as her having some form of depression.
I personally identify a lot with what Riley goes through emotionally during the course of the movie.
The scene where Riley is running away and the emotions are trying to gain back their control of the console but they can't is especially heart-wrenching, because I have felt emotionally the same way many times throughout my life.
I loved getting your thoughts on the movie, and your analysis was top-notch as always!
Joy and Sadness got sucked in the tube after the other memories were cleared away. Fear however tried to get sucked out WHILE the memories were getting sucked out.
Riley is growing up and therefore her attitude is developing
Me just realizing that sadness controls the main functions of the mother. She’s the leader
I was the same age as Riley is in the movie when it was released and in the same year, I moved to a new city, so I relate to Riley a lot. This movie is a pretty accurate depiction of how emotions can e after a big life change such as moving
I think anger is hunger, because when ur full you aren’t angry but when u are you get angry
Inside Out is favorite Pixar movie. Seen it so many times. I ugly cry every time Riley comes back home and breaks down while her parents hug her and she creates her first mixed-emotion core memory. I just love the portrayal of emotional complexity/maturity and the lesson that sad isn't bad. We need to feel our feelings and even sadness can be helpful. Beautiful.
7:49 -- no, actually, it was because Joy did not want to allow a sad core memory to go in among the others.
About the whole idea of "having a simple concept and building on it with more complexity if you want to" idea, you could have it so that when Riley gets older, she could have an entire staff of characters in her head that each are responsible for more complex feelings and emotions, while the central emotional characters are heads of each department. So, you could have a character for ecstasy, elation, delight, . . . etc. all working for Joy under the happiness department. You could have a character for frustration, vexation, . . . etc. for workers under the anger department working under anger. You could have compulsion, mania, panic, trauma, paranoia, . . . etc. all working under fear in the fear department. And so on and so forth.
One of the reasons I love it when stories have a workable concept central to the theme of it that can easily be built on for further complexity and richness is that it makes for great imagination fuel and exercises in creativity. It makes the story and its fandom richer and much harder to be boring or for one to get bored with it.
I rarely watch reactions of stuff reactors ALREADY SAW, but I really enjoy your style of entertainment and humor that I'll watch no matter what
Joy is voiced by Amy Poehler, Fear is voiced by Bill Hader, Anger is Lewis Black, Bing Bong is Richard Kind
I remember the first time I watched this I teared up in the opening scene
Literally, I would die happy if disgust was in charge of my clothes and what I wore.
Honestly, “rewatching” this movie by seeing this video has only made me realize “oh my GOD I want Disgust’s dress”
@@sneakysnek572 YESSS!
I just started thinking about it, Disgust is very much a part of fashion, aesthetic, and being a part of society and having an "in crowd." This is so interesting to me.
For me, there are two points in this movie where I inevitably start crying. The first being in the forgotten memories, with the happy memories fading away and then rewinding the sad memory. The second is when Riley breaks down with her parents and a she's both sad, but also a little bit happy.
I also feel like this movie has the most perfect depiction of depression I have ever seen. Nevermind the forgetting to be happy, when Riley is in such a state of negativity that she is incapable of feeling anything, that is depression. As someone who has dealt with that, it's exactly like that. You go on autopilot, you're lost in your thoughts, even trying to get any emotion into your voice is a challenge. I hate to go down this dark road right now, but that example of an idea that you keep going with and you can't feel anything... that's exactly what happens with a lot of suicidal people. They regret the attempts on their life if they survive it, they wake up.
This is my favourite Pixar movie by far, and one of my favourites of all time. I literally cannot watch it without having a full breakdown afterwards, so it's usually my go to when I'm feeling particularly down or maybe homesick and need something to get the waterworks going. This film is so beautifully made, the premise is so original and the message that sadness is not only healthy but an integral part of our lives is so groundbreaking, especially since most movies and society at large press the constant happiness narrative that Joy buys into for most of the film. Pete Docter is such a genius, he deserves so much more recognition than he gets
geezus christ I'm crying. I love this movie so much.
you are quickly becoming my comfort channel, I just feel at ease spending virtual time with u :) thanks for ur work
"If life only worked this way" MY DUDE its called suppression of emotions :') lol
You can definitely wake up because you're too sad. I've woken up multiple crimes because I was crying in my sleep 😢
I love how you included Olivia Rodrigo
Can you react to the animated film "The Book of Life" it is a very moving story about well.. life.
The BingBong scene makes me cry every time I see it
The thing about using the tubes to send the memories up - maybe she thought that if the others touched them too, they would turn into their emotions, so she was the only one who could hold them.
I've watched it since it was released on the cinemas (in September of 2015), and it has not only impacted me, but also become the very new basis of my fantasy, which shows how this movie influenced my Entirety of my brain. However, as of recently, another Movie, Coraline, Is Starting to establish its own basis in my fantasy, which i mixed them together, but, the point is, that this movie is One of the Greatest animations and Movies I ever seen, Not As Much as Wall-e However, and it's plot is very unique and creative
The guy who came up with the concept did say that sadness is actually a very active emotion and the reason people look so tired is because sadness sucks the energy out of you. So the portrayal is of the result of sadness rather than what sadness actually looks like.
if you look at the orbs after they install the new conceal you can see the other colors for the new emotions in inside out 2 (22:06 )
If you ask me, you could probably say that anger was the villain of the story, because with him controlling the consul, he was the reason why the islands were going down, so they should’ve probably restrained him from the consul until joy and sadness got back
John ratzenburger is Pixars good luck charm. He's in literally all of them.
Riley needs to allow herself mourn for her old life
It was Joy’s fault cause you can’t always be happy all the time
Unfortunately you can in fact cry yourself awake.. it’s happened to me a couple times. Whether it’s a nightmare or regular dream if it’s a deep feeling it can cause your brain to react and wake you up even from crying
13:05 those are wise words my dude.
Brought to you by Disney Pixar starring Riley and the emotions that live inside of her head. Primarily featuring Joy voiced by Amy Poehler
19:22 How dare you make me cry like this
Joy was evil to me. Joy wasn’t letting her feel her emotions so kept them hidden with happiness. Joy hated sadness, she hated anger, she hated fear, disgust. She wouldn’t let her feel, Be herself. Her clothes fade from rainbow in the beginning to all black when she ran away. She was beginning to be depressed , joy wouldn’t let her true emotions come out. She kept trying to keep sadness away, it’s giving me toxic positivity
Same here cause Riley needs to feel other emotions besides happiness and feeling sadness and fear and anger is a good thing sometimes cause everyone can’t be happy forever and Joy was annoying.
Yes. The whole POINT of Joy’s entire arc throughout the movie is that she learns how wrong it is to act and think like that.
As I understand, they came up with a bunch of personified emotions, but had to keep it minimal for the movie.
13:16 my favorite bit facts and opinions getting confused
Bonus fact here for you all. Dad’s fear is voiced by Rocko (Rocko’s modern life)
Me: *enjoying this video*
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Brought to you by Pixar starring Joy voiced by Amy Poehler as she handles Riley's happiness as she starts to grow up. Also featuring Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust. Riley's family is moving to San Francisco which offers a new set of children and adjustments for them. Can Joy keep Riley happy as she gets used to the new environment?
Which honestly wasn’t a good idea
*notice Puperty Button*
WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG
i imagine dementia would make this a horror movie
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It’s too emotional… In childhood I had a “special” friend in my mind too. 😅
I wonder what panic attack would look like portrayed in the style of this movie
ohhh that would be interesting to see
This movie was nominated for Best Picture but was instead won Best Animated Film
Ayy im early! Also this movie at first didn't mean much to me until recently. Riley missing her old life and wanting to just run away really speaks to me. I loved this movie and when Riley finally broke down it was such a beautiful moment watching her finally let out her feelings.
7:08 Robin Sherbatsky wasn't from Minnesota, that was Marshall
This is the Pixar movie about the various emotions that live inside of your head
Mom and I watched it (I was rewatching it) and I just broke down crying because it was so sad and heartwarming and mom got so worried :') XD
Yes
Did you know that there is a part 2
OH MY GOD OH MY GOD OH MY GOD YESSS LET'S GO TO THE MAAAAALLL EVERYBODY!!!!
This movie was composed by Michael Giacchino
Anger is actually the one that destroyed all islands
My friend is terrified of clowns
Imagine how would it be in the head of someone with Alzheimer
Disgust is my favorite
You should watch the gifted (chris evans and mckenna grace) ❤️
The original "Inside Out"--
ruclips.net/video/CRo-NIKZ7Qk/видео.html
If you notice, Riley is non binary person. Let me explain. Her mom have all female emotions and her dad have all male emotions. Look at Riley. She's has both. Plus Riley is used as a girl/boy name. Is Disney trying to tell us something? lol
This movie is dark as heck !
Do upside down magic
Do we can be heroes
I had the glow in the dark stars
There is also a theory that Riley is non-binary. If you look at the mothers emotions, they are all women, and the same with the father. But Riley has both female and male, that could represent gender confusion 😅
I remember when I was 5 and I wanted to run away...only that I wasn't allowed to cross the street
The islands. The third over from left hand side. Is that Pacha’s hut from emperors new groove??
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A brain freeze is Sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia
First of all, this is not Disney's Inside Out but Pixars Inside Out to me. I find Disney and Pixar-Movies to be so different, that even though they are both technically from the same company, I like almost all Pixar movies and almost no Disney-Movies. (And Inside Out is by the way my favorite animated movie of all time)
The other thing I wanted to suggest to everyone who is interested in this movie is the video about it from CinemaWins:
ruclips.net/video/MB3By_5VSw4/видео.html
I would actually really love a reaction to this video 😉
cat dolphin elephant = Dolphelecat! Boom!
The medical term for a brain freeze is sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia
The Incredibles is one of my favorites
I have a 12 year old son and I deal with his problems often
11:05 If only the Donner Party knew this.
How about Riley’s first date???
Yes. I was about to suggest the it. I loved seeing the parents emotions. Trying to cope with the fact that their little girl is growing up. So funny.
Oooh love this movie! Speaking of which, think inside out but with personality aspects! Like it? Then you should react to sanders sides! An amazing web series on RUclips, I think you'll like it a lot
Yes this is a good animated movie but y'all need to put some respect on "The book of life" name 😤🤚 that movie need more recommendation
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I think I never noticed when I watched this movie before is that the emotions in the mom's head are all female looking and then in the dad's head they are all male looking. So what does the story want to tell about Ryland with the fact that she has male and female looking emotions? I don't know because I just realized that but maybe it's a case of putting some ambiguity or neutrality about her. Even her name is kinda neutral. It's just a thought but really a deep thinking thought that will stay in my head
Well since masculinity and femininity are social constructs, it makes sense that Riley wouldn't be as particular toward one or the other because she's still too young to shun particular qualities of one due to conditioning.
Edit: Or she could be nonbinary (where you feel both feminine and masculine and/or neither because your own identity goes beyond the confines of our concept of gender).
How to be smart:
Test say: what is 234234x324
You answer: not 4
That is correct:)
Anyone who says that pineapple doesn't belong on pizza is extremely wrong
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