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JohnMcQMar 4, 2016

Certainly the best Pixar film ever made. The brilliant screenplay is reason for this wonderful and beautiful animation. The script manages to convince the audience of the the importance of expressing emotions and accepting sadness, somethingCertainly the best Pixar film ever made. The brilliant screenplay is reason for this wonderful and beautiful animation. The script manages to convince the audience of the the importance of expressing emotions and accepting sadness, something with live actions have not been able to do. The issue of mental health is so visible and important for the young kids and even adults who watch. However, it does get a little boring in the middle but manages to save it self later on.… Expand

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SrPepeJan 6, 2018

Una película muy buena, me gusto y deja un lindo mensaje. Gran historia y entrañables personajes.

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patrick5starMay 4, 2016

Even though the ideas, writing, and comedy is professionally written and fresh, I do not like the concept that people are governed solely by emotions. Maybe that's just me being nit-picky. Other than that, the movie had very dramatic twists,Even though the ideas, writing, and comedy is professionally written and fresh, I do not like the concept that people are governed solely by emotions. Maybe that's just me being nit-picky. Other than that, the movie had very dramatic twists, lively and colorful environments that made up for any other things for me to pick at.… Expand

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JP32Dec 7, 2021

Inside Out is the first and only Pixar movie of the 2010s worthy of standing alongside the studio’s classics. In comparison to Monsters University or Finding Dory, which seemed so small, tv-like, and insignificant, Inside Out feels like theInside Out is the first and only Pixar movie of the 2010s worthy of standing alongside the studio’s classics. In comparison to Monsters University or Finding Dory, which seemed so small, tv-like, and insignificant, Inside Out feels like the real deal. A big, theatrical, Pixar event. The movie is not up there in the upper tier of the catalogue, but it comes from approximately the same creative place.… Expand

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shiftworkerAug 22, 2016

Cutesy and kiddy-friendly, yet with tons of those bits that have the parents exchange knowing looks that they get what the film-makers are up to and what the message is. There is somethign different here to your run of the mill cartoon, butCutesy and kiddy-friendly, yet with tons of those bits that have the parents exchange knowing looks that they get what the film-makers are up to and what the message is. There is somethign different here to your run of the mill cartoon, but it's over-hyped. Don't expect Citizen Kane and you'll probably enjoy it.… Expand

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LUKEOPERCOUPOct 3, 2017

This movie is a big step in stories from Pixar, this is totally out of the box, well writen and thought. A great group of characters and one the best animation movie these years.

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OnlyAGreatOnlyOct 7, 2017

Inside Out is an inspiring + entertaining movie, as it shows pride and cares about it's characteristic orbs. Yellow Joy, Blue Sadness, Green Disgust, Red Anger and Purple is Fear. Do not worry.

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tamcwlmmDec 21, 2017

Pixar suprises us jet again with a animation movie that will go down in history as one of the best. It's beautiful story, clever plot points and visually stunning, this one will not disappoint. Even though the film is only 1h30m, you grow toPixar suprises us jet again with a animation movie that will go down in history as one of the best. It's beautiful story, clever plot points and visually stunning, this one will not disappoint. Even though the film is only 1h30m, you grow to care about most of the characters. This one is for sure one for the whole family to enjoy.… Expand

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Jaredc324May 15, 2019

Inside Out is the full-circle, straight-to-the-gut feature of their sensational run thus far. From toys to bugs, from fish to cars. Emotions might just be their most complex narrative and premise to date, but it also makes it the mostInside Out is the full-circle, straight-to-the-gut feature of their sensational run thus far. From toys to bugs, from fish to cars. Emotions might just be their most complex narrative and premise to date, but it also makes it the most resonant and most real of stories. As you would expect, it makes you laugh, it makes you cry, it makes you scream and makes you sigh. But more than anything Inside Out makes you reconnect, relive and remember what's most important in what we live for and why we life for.… Expand

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Vulf001Jun 13, 2018

After i saw Inside Out, i wanted to see what others thought. Critics were praising it, however, the users were disliking it. I wondered why. Inside out is an wonderful film. You would expect that the emotions would behave exactly how theyAfter i saw Inside Out, i wanted to see what others thought. Critics were praising it, however, the users were disliking it. I wondered why. Inside out is an wonderful film. You would expect that the emotions would behave exactly how they would (Anger would be angry, Fear would be afraid) and that's the only thing going against it. Everything else is perfect: the animation, plot and so on. Go see it.… Expand

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Vitor007Sep 2, 2018

A light and sensible way to convey what we feel so that there is an easy understanding of the public. A film with no age, despite using the colors as an attractive child among others. Now even feelings can be portrayed in a subtle andA light and sensible way to convey what we feel so that there is an easy understanding of the public. A film with no age, despite using the colors as an attractive child among others. Now even feelings can be portrayed in a subtle and entertaining way. 8.3/10… Expand

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All_ButTrU4Jan 3, 2022

Inside Out is amazing. The amount of emotion, insight and catharsis on offer in this animation puts most serious adult films to shame. This is a film that truly makes you laugh and cry... Often at the same time. Pixar have set a new bar forInside Out is amazing. The amount of emotion, insight and catharsis on offer in this animation puts most serious adult films to shame. This is a film that truly makes you laugh and cry... Often at the same time. Pixar have set a new bar for themselves with this… Expand

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Sarcastic_DevisDec 6, 2021

Fantastico.

Criminosamente sottovalutato tra i film del catalogo Pixar. Certo, non sarà perfetto come una volta dicevo, soprattutto per alcuni punti narrativi poco approfonditi o non troppo sensati e coincidenze forzate, ma l'eccellenteFantastico.

Criminosamente sottovalutato tra i film del catalogo Pixar. Certo, non sarà perfetto come una volta dicevo, soprattutto per alcuni punti narrativi poco approfonditi o non troppo sensati e coincidenze forzate, ma l'eccellente reparto tecnico, la caratterizzazione dei personaggi ben congegnata così come il concept della storia e il messaggio di fondo che permea tutto il film ha fatto sì che ne valesse la pena. Sicuramente lo farei vedere ai miei figli nel caso li avessi in futuro.

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WiholkeJan 19, 2021

If Monsters University started to ease back into classic PIXAR, then this movie returned it to its full glory. Inside Out is easily the best PIXAR movie since Toy Story 3, a shame it took a whole five years to get there. I remember seeingIf Monsters University started to ease back into classic PIXAR, then this movie returned it to its full glory. Inside Out is easily the best PIXAR movie since Toy Story 3, a shame it took a whole five years to get there. I remember seeing the first teaser for it and thinking it would be good, but when I first saw the movie I was blown away. The concept of this movie is absolutely genius. Inside Out is a lot of fun, but it's also thought-provoking and in a really good way. I had a lot of fun thinking about what the inside of my head looked like. By the end of this movie, the emotional payoff was really big and got me to cry again even after watching it several times. This movie is another film in PIXAR's catalog that is enjoyable for everyone. It's a quality that the best PIXAR films (and animated films in general) share. In a couple of years, this will easily be another PIXAR classic, and I already know some people that consider it a classic.… Expand

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kino_avantgardeNov 18, 2022

An enjoyable, instructive, realistic animation that has been worked with professionals throughout the five-year production process.

Age stages is a favorite subject of Pixar, middle age in The Incredibles and old age in Up; Inside Out isAn enjoyable, instructive, realistic animation that has been worked with professionals throughout the five-year production process.

Age stages is a favorite subject of Pixar, middle age in The Incredibles and old age in Up; Inside Out is also a story of growing up, examining childhood and adolescence.

"Have you ever looked at someone and wondered what they were thinking?" The story begins with a question.

Dream studio, prison of the unconscious, islets of character, spikes, imaginary friend; The connections between them are very successful.

Emotion centers and their effects on decision making were also realistic but incomplete; but maybe it can be detailed in a further / different version, because other factors affecting the character are not taken into account. But that's not the focus of the movie anyway, so it doesn't affect its success much.

Animation, whose target audience is adults rather than children, can be said to appeal to all ages.… Expand

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MovieReviewer80Oct 9, 2022

Though a little bit out there at times, Inside Out is a truly inspiring, must-see movie, especially for children. This movie describes emotional intelligence really well, except for forgetting surprise. Good job Pixar!

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oneofjwNov 25, 2022

**** YOU MOVIE. HOW ****ING DARE YOU KILL BING BONG. yes i cried ok? shut the **** up.

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JacobOct 16, 2015

Inside Out is still a charming film that wavers in between good and great. The exploration of the human mind is the film’s greatest strength and its greatest weakness. Its joyful to see the film explain how the various features of the humanInside Out is still a charming film that wavers in between good and great. The exploration of the human mind is the film’s greatest strength and its greatest weakness. Its joyful to see the film explain how the various features of the human mind work leading to tons of laughs and smiles. At the same time though it feels like too much of the film is that. Inside Out often gets so caught up in the gimmick that it forgets to tell a story. There are really powerful themes not only about the necessity of sadness; but about how each emotion has its place and you shouldn’t let one emotion rule your entire life. Whenever the film explores that it becomes something special. Had each element of Riley’s mind tied back to the film’s theme and helped the characters explore themselves like in Finding Nemo or Up this film could’ve become something special. Its still charming as it is having the fun of the mind and again there is some substance but again the gimmick holds it back. Even with all that said though I still really enjoy the film its more an explanation for why it doesn’t hit me as hard as Pixar’s other films. Whether it be for its charming gimmick or its thought provoking message Inside Out is the first time in a while I can say Pixar made a film that was really good. Not there best ever but there best in a while. There best film since Toy Story 3 and their best original film since Up. Hopefully really good movies return to being a norm and not an exception.… Expand

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BikerjamesJul 6, 2015

I enjoyed Inside Out. Did I love it? No. Is it one of Pixar's best? Not for me. It felt a little long, and I was a little bored now and then. I saw it in a theater full of kids and there was some restlessness, which doesn't happen forI enjoyed Inside Out. Did I love it? No. Is it one of Pixar's best? Not for me. It felt a little long, and I was a little bored now and then. I saw it in a theater full of kids and there was some restlessness, which doesn't happen for the best Pixar films. It isn't a bad film, but it certainly isn't as funny as some of Pixar's films. It mostly deals with a little girl's depression about moving to a new city with her family. In fact, I only remember one laugh out loud part, where we get a glimpse into a boy teenager's mind when he tries to talk to a girl. I would rank this one somewhere in the middle of all the Pixar films, which means it's still way above average compared to most animated features, but not a classic.… Expand

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beingryanjudeJan 23, 2016

Following in the footsteps of many Pixar films before it, INSIDE OUT takes incredibly remarkable animated and chooses to teach its audience something about life. It’s funny, intelligent and will keep you thinking long after it comes to a close.

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nicholasbertOct 1, 2015

While some of the animation leaves something to be desired, especially for the "personality" characters, the real focus of Inside Out is the message, returning maybe to the roots of what made Pixar different from Disney in the first place...While some of the animation leaves something to be desired, especially for the "personality" characters, the real focus of Inside Out is the message, returning maybe to the roots of what made Pixar different from Disney in the first place... As was with Toy Story, it's more about feeling than story.

Some fragments, especially at the middle, are maybe a bit rushed and we get to see Joy and Sadness wander through a lot of different places without really giving us the time to appreciate them and the ideas behind them. But, in true 3-act structuring, it all comes back into place at the end.

A heart-felt story about growing up; and I suppose it's not meant for kids, who probably won't understand much of it - while adults are going to get a real kick in the subconscious.… Expand

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oDjentoAug 24, 2015

Is Inside Out the “best children’s film ever made”? No.
Inside Out Is a marvellous return to form by Pixar with some extremely inventive ideas and characters and design, but it doesn’t seem to work as cohesively as other Pixar behemoths likeIs Inside Out the “best children’s film ever made”? No.
Inside Out Is a marvellous return to form by Pixar with some extremely inventive ideas and characters and design, but it doesn’t seem to work as cohesively as other Pixar behemoths like The Incredibles, Toy Story, Wall-e, etc.
The story seemed a little too mish-mashed, dropping from one idea to another. Don’t get me wrong, the real psychology and ideas used within the film are great but it seemed like they didn’t try to keep a flow going, just rush from one to another. The characters were distinguished right from the start and made for some comic moments, but their design seemed a bit off for Pixar; maybe I’m being harsh but a little too glittery? The story itself seemed a little linear in where it was going, but made for some fun circumstances along the way that everyone could enjoy.
The comedy in the film seemed to not be as consistent as other Pixar films, with the funniest parts being at the end of the film (and the abstract thought portion of the film). This made it a little disappointing in that aspect but the film made up for it in how colourful and imaginative it was. I believe that they should’ve played with the main gimmick of the film a little more to induce more comedy; it stayed a little too much in the girls head.
Albeit the discrepancies in the film Inside Out comes with enough inventiveness and revitalisation to show that Pixar is a force to be reckoned with in the animation business. A thoroughly enjoyable film but NOT the greatest children’s film that you could see. This is the beginning of Pixar’s return to form.
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Also anyone notice this: The main controlling emotion in the girls brain was obviously Joy BUT the main controlling emotion of the mother is Sadness and the main controlling emotion of the father is Anger. Did Pixar really just put in a kind of subtle joke that the father is abusive and the mother is unhappy in the marriage or something like that? Jesus Pixar…… Expand

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ScribeHardJun 21, 2015

As a father of two girls who were once 11 years old (five years apart, thankfully), I speak from experience when I say delving into the mind of a pre-teen is no easy task. While the execution might not be perfect (and while it didn’t make meAs a father of two girls who were once 11 years old (five years apart, thankfully), I speak from experience when I say delving into the mind of a pre-teen is no easy task. While the execution might not be perfect (and while it didn’t make me cry), Pixar gets so much right with Inside Out, it will forever be a solid entry in their canon and a film worth revisiting at home.… Expand

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AxeTJul 7, 2015

After a string of duds (by Pixar standards anyway) following the longest consecutive smash hit run maybe ever in motion pictures, this movie is back in line with the proven genius of the Pixar Brain Trust. However, it is massively unjustlyAfter a string of duds (by Pixar standards anyway) following the longest consecutive smash hit run maybe ever in motion pictures, this movie is back in line with the proven genius of the Pixar Brain Trust. However, it is massively unjustly over-rated yet again by the idiot critics who sense any kind of intellectual endeavor that strives to entertain and exert high brow thought as an automatic rubber stamp highest rating, best review they can generate. Again, this is because they are all sheep who cannot make movies themselves and they love to champion ones that put their values on display and also challenge them as viewers since all they do is watch movies and it gets boring, especially with all the garbage.
To put this in perspective for the rest of us: While this movie is extremely clever and very sharp, also with vivid bright colors I personally loved, it is not a great movie on the level of past Pixar greats such as "Finding Nemo", "Ratatouille", or "Toy Story 3" to name some of the best in my book. It doesn't have the all important emotional impact in a story that is by its nature very complicated, too complicated especially for kids.… Expand

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MattBrady99Jun 22, 2015

Dose anyone remember that TV show back in the 90's called Herman's Head, no? well your going to think this is a original story but really it's ripping off a story line that already exist.

The story to Inside Out is about a girl calledDose anyone remember that TV show back in the 90's called Herman's Head, no? well your going to think this is a original story but really it's ripping off a story line that already exist.

The story to Inside Out is about a girl called Riley who is just like any typical young girl - dealing with the ups and downs of life - but on the inside, things are much different. When her father gets a new job in San Francisco and moves the family from the Midwest to the West Coast, "Headquarters" the place in Riley's mind that contains her emotions, goes into overdrive. Joy, Fear, Sadness, Anger, Disgust - each one plays a role - and with a new city, home and school - there is going to be some major conflict.

"The most original animated ever made".

"It's both funny, original and better than Up".

"Inside Out is Pixar's original film yet".

NO...

Everybody is going nuts over this movie calling it as "A masterpiece", and "One of the best animated films of all time". Now since I did like this movie as I do think this is a solid Pixar film, but I wouldn't go that far to call it a flawless masterpiece as people are calling it as the movie does have flaws. I feel like this is going to be one of those movies were people get really hyped over at the first like everybody is giving it the same rating and giving it the same love as everybody else, and if you say anything bad about it or you pick out a flaw in the movie people will rip you a part, but after a while when the hype dies down that's when it's okay to say that it's sucks or you didn't like it because everybody is coming out saying they think different of it. This happened before with movies that got hyped to death such as: Toy Story 3, Frozen, Gravity, The Avengers 1&2 and Avatar. But who's this movie may still get love after a while and it may seem like I'm hating on this movie which I'm trying not to come off like that as I think this is a good movie, but to me I like stepping out of the box and not try to join the hype as some people doing as I think a lot of people block out negative or any problems when they watch a movie just because A: They were looking forward to it or B: They wanted the next big thing. To those who are not convince that I don't hate this movie let me drill this in your head, I like this movie, I don't hate it. It's better than Cars 1&2 and Brave. But to me it's not a original masterpiece even when this story has been use already, but still this is a good movie. Okay I got that out there.

Let's talk about the positive's: The animation in this movie is so beautiful and really colorful and that colorfulness really suited the tone perfectly giving it a kid colorful welcoming feel to it. I can already see this movie is going to win best animated movie at the Oscars that's how good the animation in this movie. Pixar never disappoints when it comes to animation to they movies, even the ones I didn't like so much at least I can look at the visual's and be amazed of the detail put into it. And in this movie once again Pixar impress me with the animation.

The movie towards the end which I'm not spoiling it but I think everybody who's seen the movie or even heard someone talk about it as brought up that the movie does have a sad scene that made everybody cried like little babies just like me. Damn you Pixar for making me cry, you always play with my emotions when it comes to watching your movies. But good job through for making me feel something for this movie as I will go into that later.

This is a good kids movie and even the adults will enjoy it because most adults like most Pixar films and when it comes to emotional scenes it get's to them. This may be everybody's new favorite of all time or the year, but as I said before that feels like I said it about 100 times already, I like the movie, it's enjoyable, but I think it's time to talk about the flaws and one of those flaws is about the story and some of the characters.

The problems: Every critic and every person as brought up that the story is original and Pixar is back at it's best, but hold on a minute as this story been done before? The concept has been done before but in different ways, but even when it's a little bit different it still feels the same. I know some people may not seen Herman's Head or any TV special's that's focusing on what your emotions are what it dose in your head and them as character's. This doesn't really make the movie bad and it doesn't mean you can't enjoy it, but I think you should take some consideration before praising a movie and calling it original even through it's not. Can you handle the truth?

The other thing that isn't original is the character's, now they not badly written character's or anything like that, to be honest I think they were enjoyable to watch on screen but just like what I said about the story the character's didn't feel anything new and it feels like they been taken off by other characters from cartoon's, TV shows and other animated movies. It's all for the new original merchandise that will sell like mad after everybody sees the movie. That's how business works in Pixar, they just want loads of money that's what it's all about. Now if you think I'm a dick for saying that about Pixar then well your going to hate me even more after I bring up the pointless squeal's they came release that nobody wanted but they made it anywhere because all of the merchandise. Remember Cars, you remember when people didn't really like it and then Pixar did Cars 2, and that's because of the box office hit it was and the amount of merchandise was sold. Same with the other Pixar films. I just can't stand it when these film producers people choose money over art, it's just a big insult to cinema, and yeah it's a great way to get money off from people and all this money thing I told you about many not bother you as you just want a good movie and yeah Pixar as made great movie I mean one of my favorite movies from Pixar was Toy Story and Up. But I don't think Pixar is back as they next movies are just squeal's that we as a audience never asked for just because it's all about the f**king money.

These a scene in this movie where Riley plays hockey and she's been doing it for a while now, but out of nowhere she forget's how to play and no she didn't get disinterested or unmotivated, she literally forget's how to play hockey and she's already on the ice as the game just started. She didn't lose her desire to play, she just forget's. What really would have made this movie original if the movie was just about her emotions play with her depression affect's a person, now that will show that Pixar as the balls to do that and take a step forward and break new grounds by doing that, I mean this is about her emotions and she is going through tough times. But instead the movie focus on these character's in her head that are just a copy and cut out of other character's in past movies, TV shows and cartoon's. I know it's a kids movie and they don't to make it too depressing even when it kind of is towards the end but what's the point making a movie about somebody's emotions while that person as I said before is going through tough times. Come on at least some movies have the balls to do that and not just go "Oh wait a minute we shouldn't step back a bit".

I was never bored and it's a good time watch. If you loved the movie then good for you, if you liked the movie I'm with you on that one. To those who hated the movie it's okay, you don't have to like every movie that people like and praising. Be different, be unique. As for me I will recommend it to people who love animation or just movies itself, as Inside Out is a good movie.… Expand

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MenaBananaJun 29, 2015

A decent movie, with a lot of heart. Fun, exceptionally imaginative, touches on heavy ideas while presenting a story that kids can enjoy. The downfall is that it doesn't delve deeper into the ideas of mental health to make any sort ofA decent movie, with a lot of heart. Fun, exceptionally imaginative, touches on heavy ideas while presenting a story that kids can enjoy. The downfall is that it doesn't delve deeper into the ideas of mental health to make any sort of statement. This movie could have been a great teaching tool for teaching children not to judge those who suffer mental illnesses, and instead it just makes it seem like a problem that's easily resolved. An unfortunate stigma that many with chronic illnesses must endure on top of struggling with their health.… Expand

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JJAquariusJun 30, 2015

It wasn't incredible. Don't get me wrong the movie was awesome but not all that I hoped for it to be. To me the trailer and the premise od the story are way to different for me to like it. To me it feels like im watching two different things.It wasn't incredible. Don't get me wrong the movie was awesome but not all that I hoped for it to be. To me the trailer and the premise od the story are way to different for me to like it. To me it feels like im watching two different things. And the characters arent well balanced either. There was no suspensive feeling and the way they handled things just made it all to confusing. You can obviously tell the emotions of each characeter, yeah, but inside out made some of the emotions seem blunt and unneeded. This movie did a horrible job on fufilling it's purpose but overall it wasn't bad.… Expand

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thomasnicholsJul 4, 2015

It was okay, but not anything close to what the critics hyped it up to be. Some parts were boring and felt unnecessary, so you have to have a bit of patience. It was very emotional at some parts and not very funny. The only funny part wasIt was okay, but not anything close to what the critics hyped it up to be. Some parts were boring and felt unnecessary, so you have to have a bit of patience. It was very emotional at some parts and not very funny. The only funny part was from the trailer so everyone had already seen it. It wasn't really directed towards a certain age group. It was to deep and not fun enough for kids, and to strange for teens and adults. The idea was good but the movie just felt like a stretched out ten minute Pixar short. Overall it was alright, but had the potential to be a great, fun family movie.… Expand

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JurgenRamnballMar 4, 2016

Overrated movie that is possibly good if compared to Cars 2, but unworthy of comparing to the most successful movies by Pixar. The story is weak, nothing relevant happens and it's the same "journey to go back home" we saw in every PixarOverrated movie that is possibly good if compared to Cars 2, but unworthy of comparing to the most successful movies by Pixar. The story is weak, nothing relevant happens and it's the same "journey to go back home" we saw in every Pixar movie. The jokes are 100 years old, you saw them before the first season of Bugs Bunny in the 40's. The premise is flawed, the movie is about a kid beginning depression to make other kids care about her, but that disease is never mentioned, the kids will never care about something they don't even know what is. The emotion of the movie is very "pushed", one of the characters pratically begs you to cry with her. The people who gave it the Oscar must not have watched it.… Expand

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edpoopstuffJul 14, 2015

Disney never gets animated movies wrong and well they did it again,it wasnt the best movie out there but it is the best movie in 2015 so far and also I wonder if disney had a had a hidden message of mood disorder

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KtheMagnificentAug 10, 2015

This film is lovably Pixar. it's brightly coloured and original and charismatic whilst also smacking you in the face with sadness and making you cry like a little girl in the theatre.

but unlike Toy Story and Up and Pixars other emotionalThis film is lovably Pixar. it's brightly coloured and original and charismatic whilst also smacking you in the face with sadness and making you cry like a little girl in the theatre.

but unlike Toy Story and Up and Pixars other emotional rollercoasters, Inside Out seems to go over childrens heads a little.

All of Pixars narratives are moralistic or underlying a major theme in some way and Inside Out is no different, but with Inside Out it seems to be too subtle and too articulate and complex for the average child to fully understand and appreciate.

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VITATMDec 14, 2015

Trama muy original y completamente recomendada para sus familias, ya sean niños o cualquier joven o adulto amante de las películas de animación. Película muy notable.

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CriviewerDec 26, 2015

It deserved a higher score, if it weren't for the constant silliness of some scenes (like Joy's overly-optimistic lines). First off, nicely animated and well scripted, things connect very well, which is a definite plus. Also, the otherIt deserved a higher score, if it weren't for the constant silliness of some scenes (like Joy's overly-optimistic lines). First off, nicely animated and well scripted, things connect very well, which is a definite plus. Also, the other emotions (specifically Disgust and Anger) are just lovely.

Secondly, the turning point of the movie, what actually made the leap from mediocre to great was that scene where the imaginary friend is left behind, very emotional, masterfully done. That was memorable, that was a moment we all could relate to (even if we didn't have an imaginary friend). The scene illustrates so well the sacrifice every child has to make when entering adulthood.

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TheAtlanticApr 29, 2016

The biggest obstacle for Inside-Out, is that the world it is set in is not well-defined. We are not told if the emotions are controlling the little girl or simply assisting her. The separate islands they venture out to seem like they wereThe biggest obstacle for Inside-Out, is that the world it is set in is not well-defined. We are not told if the emotions are controlling the little girl or simply assisting her. The separate islands they venture out to seem like they were arbitrarily created, and the fact that joy exists as the only positive emotion is a little confusing. The girl also seems to young to be undergoing such a large shift into depression, and the fact that she is depressed is never actually highlighted in the movie. The movie lacks as many jokes that are typically seen in a Pixar movie, but several scenes hit very well (ex. The look into the mom's brain). While Pixar succeeds in creating a visually appealing and well-acted film, the plot in itself seems like a reach.… Expand

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sebastianaliJun 26, 2019

Esta pelicula es muy innovadora con muchas ideas principales, la parte que mas destaco de la pelicula es la introduccion y alegria como un gran personaje carismatico, te cae bien durante toda la pelicula. Sin embargo, el poco desarrollo deEsta pelicula es muy innovadora con muchas ideas principales, la parte que mas destaco de la pelicula es la introduccion y alegria como un gran personaje carismatico, te cae bien durante toda la pelicula. Sin embargo, el poco desarrollo de personajes secundarios, una historia densa y con agujeros en algunas ocasiones (que lo entiendo ya que es para todas las edades pero arruinaron una unica oportunidad, ademas de que no se sabe como se originaron los personajes al principio) y el final simple lo critico.
Aunque no esta mal, es decepcionante ver que esto fue hecho por mis dos compañias de peliculas favoritas, disney y pixar. Juntas tendrian que haber hecho algo sobresaliente, y si bien la idea fue muy buena y original, y se nota mas que nada en el principio de la pelicula, el resultado final es mediocre.… Expand

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Onlyclassicvg1Sep 18, 2022

Dr. Ryan Stone (Sandra Bullock) is a brilliant medical engineer on her first shuttle mission, with veteran astronaut Matt Kowalsky (George Clooney) in command of his last flight before retiring. But on a seemingly routine spacewalk, disasterDr. Ryan Stone (Sandra Bullock) is a brilliant medical engineer on her first shuttle mission, with veteran astronaut Matt Kowalsky (George Clooney) in command of his last flight before retiring. But on a seemingly routine spacewalk, disaster strikes. The shuttle is destroyed, leaving Stone and Kowalsky completely alone - tethered to nothing… Expand

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MaddoxWhiteApr 25, 2021

Pretty interesting premise for a movie. Pretty decent movie overall, at the end of the day.

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AgentLviJun 27, 2023

Decent movie. The story is so --so, scoring is great, visual is decent, and the voice is also great

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namelessJun 20, 2015

Extremely inventive. Well done... but in the middle we spent 25 minutes too long on the same journey. Enjoy the beginning and end but know that there is this part in the middle that treads over the same material and ironically you lose theExtremely inventive. Well done... but in the middle we spent 25 minutes too long on the same journey. Enjoy the beginning and end but know that there is this part in the middle that treads over the same material and ironically you lose the emotional connection. During the credits they figured out when they needed to show more of during the film but by that time the film was likely already completed. My admiration for not trying something new... which is so unusual today.… Expand

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skykappahJul 27, 2015

Along with other reviewers... I don't understand the high praise either.... This could have worked as a 30 minute short. My seven year old said the best bit was the end credits, no joke. So this ranks down along with the weaker PixarAlong with other reviewers... I don't understand the high praise either.... This could have worked as a 30 minute short. My seven year old said the best bit was the end credits, no joke. So this ranks down along with the weaker Pixar offerings. It's also not a feel good movie either.. Infact it's out and out emotastic. I hope this makes a ton of money because i don't like Disney inhouse beating Pixar, which has been true since Tangled. If Pixar carry on making weepies then they are gonna have to do a lot of catching up. Come on Pixar! I take my kid out to have a good time! Which reminds me... Inside Out is a talkie, probably contains the most dialogue out of any Pixar movie, probably why my daughter was bored. It really didnt feel like the movie was for kids at all. As it stands... I'd score this movie a 7/10 but since my daughter didnt love it it... Its a six. Better movie for us adults.… Expand

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JoeCoolJul 28, 2019

I don't get the high score on this one. It manages to bring the tears near the end, but overall it's really quite boring. Most kids won't enjoy this one, but it was okay, not that I would want to watch it a second time, but at least it wasn't bad.

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Rex_richardsJul 27, 2015

If you're the parent of a 11 year old girl who has gone all moody this movie is probably amazing. For everyone else, it really isn't that great. At least twice it's genuinely boring. My conclusion? All reviewers are are in their late thirtiesIf you're the parent of a 11 year old girl who has gone all moody this movie is probably amazing. For everyone else, it really isn't that great. At least twice it's genuinely boring. My conclusion? All reviewers are are in their late thirties and early forties and have an 11 year old daughter.… Expand

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43in2014Sep 25, 2015

While the film may have great conceptual ideas, it failed in presenting the ideas in a sufficiently entertaining way. Children and some teenagers would not understand half of the concepts because it is too adult for them. Children who haveWhile the film may have great conceptual ideas, it failed in presenting the ideas in a sufficiently entertaining way. Children and some teenagers would not understand half of the concepts because it is too adult for them. Children who have watched it with me did not rave about the film at the end. Mature adults who have watched it with me were ambivalent at the end. The film is also insufficiently funny and would not satisfy all children, teenagers and young adults.

Who would think the film is great? Mature adults who see a deeper meaning in the story.
Who would think the film is only so-so? From children to young adults.
Who would think the film is lousy? No one.

Score: 3/5 (No half score). Save your money and watch it on TV.… Expand

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Serenityinaz12Jun 23, 2015

This movie was OK, but none of my family felt it was even remotely close to being one of Pixar's best. The endless high praise I don't get. Not a bad movie by any means, simply ok.

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dontdisappointJun 29, 2015

Although the movie had a elements that allowed for laughter and possible tears, I didn't exactly find it as amazing as everyone had hyped it up to be. I may only be young, but even elements of the story I couldn't relate to at all. EspeciallyAlthough the movie had a elements that allowed for laughter and possible tears, I didn't exactly find it as amazing as everyone had hyped it up to be. I may only be young, but even elements of the story I couldn't relate to at all. Especially since I have moved and lived in America. It had moments of being too juvenile and it may have been for a younger audience, but I'm only 14 and I know that most teens will have gone to see this movie, also parents. As for the characters, I found Joy and Sadness to annoying. At times I wanted to claw my face out because sadness was borderline depressed and joy just needed to understand that you can't have the spotlight. It should have explored the islands more, which doesn't actually count as a spoiler cause it is featured in the trailer. Overall I just found it disappointing, especially for a Disney movie. It is different, with a really arty idea, just possibly not executed to he best ability I know Disney can do.… Expand

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TheEpicestGuyJul 27, 2015

this is a mediocre movie that takes the premise of Herman's head and gives it the good old predictable Pixar formula. Don't let this review ruin your enjoyment of the movie but don't act like it should win best picture or anything.

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JolienPeutemanAug 13, 2015

Loved this movie and I cried but I'm giving it a 6 because I expected more. It felt a bit one-sided so to speak. I was expecting more character and that the story would cover several years of her life struggling with depression. Other thanLoved this movie and I cried but I'm giving it a 6 because I expected more. It felt a bit one-sided so to speak. I was expecting more character and that the story would cover several years of her life struggling with depression. Other than what was it? 1 week?… Expand

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RatedRexJan 7, 2016

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"Inside Out" was decent, but nothing spectacular. It was somewhat overwritten and somewhat over-produced. Plus, it was too talky and a little too sophisticated for young kids. Pixar has had a few nice features. Their animation is.
"Inside Out" was decent, but nothing spectacular. It was somewhat overwritten and somewhat over-produced. Plus, it was too talky and a little too sophisticated for young kids. Pixar has had a few nice features. Their animation is outstanding, But for the most part they are a little overrated. Their story lines are just so-so. Brave, Up, Cars, Cars 2, Monsters University, Ratatouille, were all too slow for kids (and for a lot of adults). Heck, to be honest, I've NEVER been blown away by any of Pixar's features. However, their movies are just good enough to make me want to see the next one.… Expand

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Bmeyer8Apr 5, 2016

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The movie was ok. It was pretty funny and some touching parts, however it was also a bit corny. My dad loved the movie, but some corny parts in the movie were during the journey through Riley's mind with hand-drawn animation and the post-credits scenes with emotions inside other people's heads.… Expand

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CurryLord21Jan 21, 2017

Although the idea is original, and the characters new and familiar at the same time, it suffers from trying to include too many side stories and characters, that ends up in a jumble of plots and a mess of a story. But, fans of Disney andAlthough the idea is original, and the characters new and familiar at the same time, it suffers from trying to include too many side stories and characters, that ends up in a jumble of plots and a mess of a story. But, fans of Disney and Pixar collaborations, will be sure to enjoy the visuals and the laughs (possibly all the story has to offer?).… Expand

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buzzsparkApr 15, 2018

The scenes outside of Riley's head are remarkable, involving the kind of emotional depth always associated with Pixar. But after trudging through the bland and forgettable buddy road trip sections, it just comes down to ..eh.

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Sosmooth1982Dec 29, 2022

Very interesting idea for a movie. Sadness drives me crazy though. Pretty decent movie though. It's a good family to watch together.

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gruffaloslayer1May 22, 2021

You know,Inside out is not that bad. It is enjoyable. I like the fact that it is emotional

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Spazzh20Aug 11, 2015

Here we go again, another Pixar movie that relies on over the top archetypes instead of characters and has no originality whatsoever. This should be fun.

You know I grew up with Pixar back in the late 1990’s and let me tell you the kid inHere we go again, another Pixar movie that relies on over the top archetypes instead of characters and has no originality whatsoever. This should be fun.

You know I grew up with Pixar back in the late 1990’s and let me tell you the kid in me wants to like them but the objective critic in me can’t stand them. The last film they made that I thoroughly enjoyed was Up and that came out back in 2009. They’re like Activision and Call of Duty now, it’s the same thing every time.

Also If you check their wikipedia page then You will see that they haven’t got anything new planned for the next 3 years. Finding Dory, Toy Story 4, Cars 3. (Wasn't the second one bad enough.)

Why not give their franchises to another animation studio to make an animated series based on these movies like Buzz lightyear of star command instead of constantly going back to the the things that we’ve all seen before. Don’t get me wrong as long as the movie is good that’s all that matters in the end. Even though Call Of Duty is the same game every year at least it’s fun. (Though Ghosts was a big disappointment)

But it seems like Pixar is trying too hard to attract a crowd of new kids without even thinking about the kids that loved them back in the 90’s. I mean Toy Story 3 was essentially Toy Story 2 again just in a different coat.

Open up the movie with a large scale action sequence that is later revealed to be a figment of someone’s imagination, introduce the idea that toys don’t last forever, There is a misunderstanding in which the toy(s) are mistakenly put in a position where the unwanted toys are supposed to be, The toys get placed in new environments meeting new characters, one of them being a jolly plump toy who wields a cane. this toy is later revealed to be an antagonist fueled by the traumatization of being abandoned by their former owner taking his anger out on others, The seemingly good hearted toy convinces the other toys to stay with promises of being loved for generations, A delusional factory setting Buzz lightyear locks up the Protagonist(s) , the protagonists enter a large scale industrial contraption where the antagonists is disposed of and left in the care of another person. That is the plot for both Toy Story 2 and Toy Story 3.

And now as if that wasn’t bad enough since Toy Story is so popular Pixar seems to think that all of their franchises should be like Toy Story. Lets take their new movie Inside Out for example. If I were to tell you that there was a Pixar character who all the other characters only exist to look out for their well being but at the same time they’re not aware of their sentience, the entire plot is affected by them moving to a different city, they also have to deal with growing up and leaving their childhood in the past, who am I talking about? I’m talking about Andy from Toy Story right? I’m also talking about Riley from Inside Out, because when you think about it they’re the exact same person.

Now if it were just the unoriginal characters I could over look this film. Unfortunately there are a lot of other things wrong with this movie. The main human character Riley doesn’t get anywhere near enough screen time. The whole movie revolves around what a person would be like if they were limited to the amount of emotions they had, but other than not getting along well with her parents we don’t get to see much of her personality. We don’t even get to know much about the people in her environment. There was one point in the film where she starts crying in class and is embarrassed that the cool kids saw her cry. I was thinking that this would make for some great social interaction but we never see them again. The movie isn’t a complete dud though, it shows that even negative emotions have their place and reason for being. It kind of reminded me about a game called Sonic Shuffle. At first everyone is angry at the antagonist Void for making people dream negative thoughts but at the end it is revealed that negative emotions give people strength and that people need to feel all sorts of emotions in order to truly experience all that life has to offer.

When all's said and done I can recommend this movie as a time waster, something for you to take your kids to. But If you are looking for something deep and meaningful then go watch something else. Overall Score 5/10… Expand

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GoodmongoJul 1, 2015

The movie is OK. It had a great premise and could have been so much more. The problems that both my wife I felt were that this movie never had a real message or theme. All the great Pixar movies had a theme and message that could be summedThe movie is OK. It had a great premise and could have been so much more. The problems that both my wife I felt were that this movie never had a real message or theme. All the great Pixar movies had a theme and message that could be summed up in a single sentence. Unfortunately Inside Out doesn't. Amy Pohler as Joy is the exact same character she was on Parks and Req. Sadness was so annoying that I felt like anger early on.

I mean the whole theme of the movie is that a memory can be both joy and sorrow. Yawn. Finally, the relationship of the parents to the girl is very lacking. The parents "need" her to be supportive of the move and problems. She must show happiness and be supportive. Then in the end the parents finally realize that maybe the kid was sad about the move. Are parents that stupid?

There were some great parts. Loved showing other people's minds and their control centers. Too bad the movie couldn't have focused on this instead of the story it picked.… Expand

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Chilly64Aug 2, 2015

Myself, my wife and our 2 kids went to see this last week and none of us thought it was great.
I found it extremely boring and my kids barely cracked a smile the whole way through!
We love all these animation movies but were leftMyself, my wife and our 2 kids went to see this last week and none of us thought it was great.
I found it extremely boring and my kids barely cracked a smile the whole way through!
We love all these animation movies but were left disappointed by this one.
There are some good moments here and there, but too few.… Expand

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IloveJbalof1Aug 2, 2015

It was good but not what I thought it was going to be. It was way over kids heads not a good family film. If it was going to be a good family film put stuff in it that kids will love

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HelloMisterSep 3, 2015

Inside Out took five years for the producers to make.
It also took 5 years until something actually happened in the movie.
Overall it is a decent movie but incredibly slow paced. Pixar definitely makes better movies then Disney... thereInside Out took five years for the producers to make.
It also took 5 years until something actually happened in the movie.

Overall it is a decent movie but incredibly slow paced. Pixar definitely makes better movies then Disney... there is always more meaning and depth. However something was missing. It ended up being a slow paced Alice in wonderland (where unneeded situations were added to make a story). It that was enjoyable but, to boring to watch a second time.… Expand

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Legit_LeeApr 5, 2020

i have little people in my head but there all horny and depressed all the time.

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meopJun 27, 2020

This movie is not amazing. It's ok, it's fine. You won't claw your eyes out or stop the movie... but unless you're 5 you won't want to watch it again... ever.

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philipz484Sep 1, 2021

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Animation quality - top of the line, shallow a human to the role of a puppet of his emotions and addressing such a concept to children calls for vengeance to heaven… Expand

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imthenoobDec 24, 2020

The premise is original enough but the story never takes off as I expect it to and after a promising start, Inside Out slowly slips back into the generic Disney plot of people (in this case emotions) trying to escape from certain doom. ItThe premise is original enough but the story never takes off as I expect it to and after a promising start, Inside Out slowly slips back into the generic Disney plot of people (in this case emotions) trying to escape from certain doom. It just becomes forgettable to me and tbh, I felt that there really too much focus on Joy and not enough on the other emotions, who are pretty regulated to just side characters.… Expand

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cryhardhumorJul 25, 2015

It's humor and wit never go further than the concept itself, which however cute and "imaginative" it may be is anything but "original". The family is to perfect and the comic relief to annoying for this movie to be anything more than at timesIt's humor and wit never go further than the concept itself, which however cute and "imaginative" it may be is anything but "original". The family is to perfect and the comic relief to annoying for this movie to be anything more than at times cute enough to enjoy for a few seconds before sappy music and over exposed shots of happiness and laughter meant to do nothing blatantly and lazily abuse your emotions set in. At this point Pixar seems to be doing nothing but rinsing and repeating, but since they're Pixar I guess I'm not allowed to criticize them.… Expand

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Dal_ReviewedDatSep 21, 2015

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. My First film review on Metacritic - I'm a movie goer but I don't really care enough to comment on most.

Inside Out -

I've watched pretty much every Pixar film there is, having a young daughter means we watch anything that comes up. This years 'HOME' by dream-works my daughter is still currently obsessed with, and I've watched it well over 100 times sort-of-thing... painful but it's bearable still today, just!
I was hoping for much the same from Pixars latest offering.

For me, an Adult, this film was either a 9 or a 10. There's a lot of in-humour aimed at parents and I was happy to laugh at these parts, but my god, for a children's film, this is one onslaught of misery. My daughter finished watching this film confused and I think genuinely upset.

The plot is a growing-of-age story whereby the main character, an eleven year old girl, moves towns and loses everything that her former home had with it. The main charisma character that controls her brain alongside 'sadness' get lost in her long-term memory, and from thereon it's one bad thing happening after another to the main character as the personalities left controlling her brain fail in every situation after, while the lost items themselves stumble from one tragic loss to the next, such as losing the memory of her childhood friend (who is literally erased from existence) - I'm not keen on death as a theme within kids films, it's not easily approached and leads to uncomfortable questions.

I'm rating this film down as it's not really a kids film at all. I think of those films I watched over and over in my childhood (which haven't become sad memories now!!) and they all had that Spielberg magic, charm and adventure. This film as a film for a… Expand

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OzzieVikingOct 8, 2015

Great movie but I don't understand the hype and praise. This really is Pixar trying to make people think that they have little people in their head that control them. And this is why people think Autistic kids are dumb. Blegh.

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AvengerDragon56Jul 10, 2019

Yeah, I'm sorry. I understand why people like it, but it just really didn't do it for me.

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EludiumQ36Jun 9, 2016

I'm with the other negatives here in that I think the critics and movie-goers were seduced by the over saturated color - an orgy of color, actually. The story's conceit - personified emotions - just doesn't hold together well at all, it wasI'm with the other negatives here in that I think the critics and movie-goers were seduced by the over saturated color - an orgy of color, actually. The story's conceit - personified emotions - just doesn't hold together well at all, it was too ambitious and destined to fail when implemented. Now this may work for kids who can't understand such things but adults should be slamming this. Just a big disappointment.… Expand

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Dareviewer12Aug 4, 2015

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This movie sucked. It was way to predictable and u know there will be a second movie with its **** ending. The way they show how feelings are dealt with is was good until the actual plot comes in where your "joy" and "sad" are lost??? Da fuq. Anyway This movie didn't work out well and its not a watch if your not a kid. I just hope the second movie isn't predicable and has more than the 5 feelings… Expand

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White_BearJul 20, 2015

I remember the day when I first seen the trailer of Inside out. What a brilliant idea I thought it was so awesome I watched the trailer several times and enjoyed every time. But the movie was a huge disappointment, it looks it is one of theI remember the day when I first seen the trailer of Inside out. What a brilliant idea I thought it was so awesome I watched the trailer several times and enjoyed every time. But the movie was a huge disappointment, it looks it is one of the movies with trailer is better than the movie itself. In the trailer all people got magic creatures called emotions in their brain, but in the movie only the main character does there is only one scene where you can see these "emotions" in the head of different people and you already seen it in the trailer. Mom and Dad characters are completely one dimensional. Even the girl looks like robot controlled by stupid crew. And why did they put in this popular psychology theory that loves to put labels on people but always no more than 4 please. I better to see how the emotions behave in different life situations than to follow how american sale manager "Joy" learns the hard way that analytic "Sorrow" also a person and could be useful sometimes.… Expand

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BeeryNov 23, 2015

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Herman's Head combined with The Phantom Tollbooth, and it's never as good as either. I spotted the main thrust of the plot (spoiler - we need sadness) early on, so getting to the big reveal was a chore, and the big reveal wasn't big - it almost seemed as if the filmmakers weren't sure how to develop the story. Sorry, Pixar, but this one is no "Incredibles". It's like you're just going through the motions.… Expand

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LordDoranAug 12, 2015

I feel like I am the minority here, but I really did not enjoy this film. I have been a Pixar fan for years, even since my dad bought me Toy Story on VHS and me, him and my step-mother watched it in the living room on our projector. They hadI feel like I am the minority here, but I really did not enjoy this film. I have been a Pixar fan for years, even since my dad bought me Toy Story on VHS and me, him and my step-mother watched it in the living room on our projector. They had a good cast (minus Lewis Black. That guy just grates me), just to me it falls apart at it's story line and it's execution.

Where it falls apart for me is the characters and the lack of development they have. You just don't feel anything towards them, so you don't care for or feel any of the emotions that they are feeling. This disappointed me as with their previous film "Up", and they managed feel every range of emotion possible in the space of the first 10 minutes.

The other big problem I had with Inside Out was that the world that populate the feature with-in Riley's "psyche" were boring, bland, lifeless and unimaginative. When the 2 main characters are having navigate themselves through them, they just leave nothing memorable. To me, the worlds are literally dead and lifeless.

I have 2 positives, though they do not compare the 2 negatives I have already listed. The animation (unsurprisingly) is stunning and is the exact level you expect a Pixar animation to be at. Now to the most enjoyable part of the film in my opinion. The story revolves around the emotions residing inside of Riley's head and essentially revolves around her. The most enjoyable part of the film for me was where we showed the emotions inside the mother and fathers heads, and also during the credits scene you see inside quite a few other characters heads. It is pretty funny as well as very inventive. Shame that it is barely 5 minutes of the entire film.

I can see kids enjoying the film, but being a long standing Pixar film fan, I did not enjoy it in the slightest. I hope they do better on their next project.… Expand

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pardogatoJun 22, 2015

Not a straight rip-off of "Herman's Head", a 90's Fox sitcom, but with a “Fear” character disturbingly similar to said TV show, it make us wonder if Inside Out isn’t just an indulgent fantasy of our love to simplify reality into stereotypes.Not a straight rip-off of "Herman's Head", a 90's Fox sitcom, but with a “Fear” character disturbingly similar to said TV show, it make us wonder if Inside Out isn’t just an indulgent fantasy of our love to simplify reality into stereotypes. Funny? Yes! Charming, oh yes! Too long? Indeed! Despite mixing an outdated psychology of emotions with contemporary concepts of mind, the biggest fault of Inside Out is overestimating its story as worth a full-length feature film. Half of the film is a round-around journey of the two main characters trying to return (without success) to their headquarters. After the fourth attempt, my daughter was like, “will the rest of the movie be like this?” When the plot solves, you feel relief it just ended, but don’t care anymore.… Expand

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ShadicatsJul 3, 2015

I will give it this, it is not typical formulaic. The design and graphics feel very made-for-tv-series. In fact, the animation is lazy. There are some clever moments, train of thought.... eta. It is also nice to see the psychologicalI will give it this, it is not typical formulaic. The design and graphics feel very made-for-tv-series. In fact, the animation is lazy. There are some clever moments, train of thought.... eta. It is also nice to see the psychological theory behind it - BUT - it is a cartoon movie, aimed for kids - a lot of this fluff is going to go right over the kids heads and many adults.

It wasn't entertaining in my books. It had too many convenient impossible road blocks tossed up as incidenting plot.… Expand

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nicolasconnaultNov 27, 2015

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Fantastic animation, good initial idea... But I have quite a few beefs with this movie, so here we go:

1. As usual, Disney paints out the "normal" person with a broad brush designed to appeal to the largest number of people, instead of giving the main character any sort of uniqueness or depth (which are "normal" in Real Life!). In comparison, Studio Ghibli's female characters are all very complex and different. You don't need to get the audience to identify with the character's every trait and thoughts. There is nothing interesting about Riley, she's clearly been constructed as the "mainstream kid", almost a blank slate, America's archetypical kid (white middle class, single child).

2. There is some lovely symbolism in the movie, but most of the story-telling that happens inside Riley's head appears completely unrelated to what is happening in Riley's reality. What does it mean that Joy and Sadness are lost in long-term memory? This is the central part of the movie, and it drags on and on, and most of its aspects don't seem to help Riley's character development.

3. Of all the core emotions they could have picked, why disgust? I mean, what about love, selfishness, or empathy? Disgust seems mostly irrelevant to the whole movie, and extending her role from protecting Riley from poisoning to social acceptance (make-up, dress etc.) is such a stretch that it makes no sense to me.

4. At the end of the movie, my 5-year-old son laughed his head off. I asked him what his favourite part was, and he said "The cat at the end! I want to watch this over and over again!". Getting into other characters' heads was the comic aspect of the movie, and the little they did (about 5 minutes altogether) was very well done and very, very funny. But keeping it to the trailer and the credits makes it look like the original ideas around the movie were discarded because they interrupted the very serious emotional tone that was supposed to drive it. There's something missing there in the pacing of humour, a missed opportunity.… Expand

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ComandanteCobraMay 2, 2019

From and Adult spectator point of view..It's a boring movie.
The premise is like a modern cartoon re-interpretation of old school sitcom Herman's Head (from 90's era) but it's not as funny. Problem lies in a very basic story, basic morals,From and Adult spectator point of view..It's a boring movie.
The premise is like a modern cartoon re-interpretation of old school sitcom Herman's Head (from 90's era) but it's not as funny. Problem lies in a very basic story, basic morals, stereotipated characters, childish only humor.
Forgettable movie for an Adult...maybe a child would rise the vote a notch...but It's inferior to Ratatouille, Zootopia, Wreck-It Ralph 1, Big Hero 6, Finding Nemo or all the old school classic.… Expand

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ElliottGreen200Jul 27, 2017

After reading all the excellent reviews for this movie I was very disappointed with what I watched. I do not understand its meaning and I certainly did not find it funny. It featured some of the plainest and most boring characters ever andAfter reading all the excellent reviews for this movie I was very disappointed with what I watched. I do not understand its meaning and I certainly did not find it funny. It featured some of the plainest and most boring characters ever and for Pixar's standards it is very poor.… Expand

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Patriota97Nov 7, 2020

Dentro Fuera es una experiencia desafiante no apta para noobs que solo saben jugar al fifa, le recomiendo este juego a todo macho alfa (Si eres mujer lo pasaras muy mal, no tiene arcoíris ni cocinas)
Mi personaje favorito de Dentro Fuera fueDentro Fuera es una experiencia desafiante no apta para noobs que solo saben jugar al fifa, le recomiendo este juego a todo macho alfa (Si eres mujer lo pasaras muy mal, no tiene arcoíris ni cocinas)
Mi personaje favorito de Dentro Fuera fue ESPiderman, porque consiguió superar su minusvalía (Era negro) y recuperar la paz en la grieta del invocador. Conclusión: hay un negro, no me gusta, 0, quieren convertir a nuestros hijos en negros, para probar el 5G, y controlarnos a todos.Horrible.0,… Expand

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moothemagiccowJan 30, 2016

I cannot for the life of me understand why people seem to adore this movie. It's frighteningly dull. Just another road movie, this time set inside a frame story that just failed to reach me. The emotion characters are somewhere in-betweenI cannot for the life of me understand why people seem to adore this movie. It's frighteningly dull. Just another road movie, this time set inside a frame story that just failed to reach me. The emotion characters are somewhere in-between worshiping and controlling a little girl who gets upset because.... her new house is dirty. A big victorian house in the most expensive city in the country. The whole movie I felt more empathy for the parents who tried to make the move comfortable for their daughter.
The whole emotions/memories world just failed to wow me. It seemed inconsistent, cheesy and reductive. Even when the worst happened and whole buildings crumbled, they just reappeared intact later on. The jokes were bland... the whole movie was.… Expand

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RTsingsNov 22, 2020

Worst Disney movie ever! I don't know how it doesn't have any negative reviews. The premise is great, but the movie falls way short of its expectations. I think everyone who reviewed this movie only watched the previews.

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SchildereJun 24, 2015

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This movie has a depressing core message about the death of childhood and the loss of beautiful memories. The middle part is long and painful, with too few of the hilarious moments promised in the trailer. Parents as well as tweens and teens may find it emotionally wrenching. This was a missed opportunity to explore emotions and empathy, and the film instead portrays the "end" of childhood as the death of cherished memories of imaginary friends and silliness. The best parts appear in the trailer, the last 5 minutes, and the credits.… Expand

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CandyVaDCNov 6, 2015

So dumb. I was really looking forward to this because all the critics loved this movie, but I have no idea why they liked this boring boring movie. A stupid adventure of fictional people inside a girl's head repesenting each emotion. They goSo dumb. I was really looking forward to this because all the critics loved this movie, but I have no idea why they liked this boring boring movie. A stupid adventure of fictional people inside a girl's head repesenting each emotion. They go on a made-up adventure that has nothing to do with reality. Just a stupid plot, a dumb concept and a big disappointment. Usually animated movies can be very good, but this one was terrible. A metascore of 94? Has the world gone crazy? One of the most boring, annoying movies I've seen in a few years.… Expand

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BrentNiceDec 4, 2015

As an adult, there have been animated movies I actually enjoy. The Incredibles, Finding Nemo, Monsters Inc, and Toy Story come to mind. This movie is being rated as if it's on the same level and to be perfectly honest it's not even close.As an adult, there have been animated movies I actually enjoy. The Incredibles, Finding Nemo, Monsters Inc, and Toy Story come to mind. This movie is being rated as if it's on the same level and to be perfectly honest it's not even close. The story is so flat and unbearably boring that my wife and I literally walked out of the theater. Will kids like it? I have no idea. But if you are an adult and are thinking about watching this movie, do yourself a favor and rewatch a classic instead.… Expand

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YesterJan 24, 2020

Such a dumb, vapid and shallow movie. It's so surface level that it's insulting kids' intelligence.

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DolphinReviewsJul 20, 2022

It seems most people enjoyed this movie. I, however, found it incredibly annoying.

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rgainesJul 27, 2015

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. While I certainly don't think it's in kids best interest to be kept within a protective bubble and not exposed to the reality that there is suffering in life, I do think that the main principle of a "kids" animated movie should be to bring them happiness. When I brought my 6 year old daughter home my wife asked her how the film was and she just looked forward and didn't utter a word. At least warn the public that your kids are going to get a full dose of the reality blues if they go to see this film. On numerous occasions my 6 year old daughter asked me why all the characters are crying. Then it gets really awesome when the little emotion of "joy" character is down in the dark waste bin of memories with the main character's imaginary friend. She clutches the smoldering and dying memories of past happiness and sobs uncontrollably. But she does eventually make it out of this purgatory because imaginary friend sacrifices his life and slowly fades away dissolving before our eyes. But the kicker was when my kid looks at me and asks with troubled eyes what will happen when the last solid island of this girls thoughts (truth island has already died as she steals from her mother to run away from home, etc) "family island" will crumble and disappear. What are the writers sadists? To push the limits were they trying to see if they could make an Angela's ashes for little kids? I actually felt guilty taking my daughter to see this film.… Expand

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AmRodDec 28, 2015

I only liked the pretty colors; could've looked at a box of crayons, and saved the $1.60 at Redbox. Boring!!! Answered e mails I was so disinterested. Maybe OK for a toddler.

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PabloBird22Aug 15, 2016

Im just gonna say something, ¡¡THIS MOVIE IS SO OVERRATED!! as the size of Godzilla :/
the good dinosaur was beautiful, my girlfriend love this movie that means that im disagree with her >:(

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