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One thing I love about the classroom scene is that the cool girls are looking at Riley with concern, but her fear automatically assumes they are judging her
I also have the same feeling
Probably wasn't helped by the whispering. Who *doesn't* hear whispering and assume it's about themselves? XD
@@coralmaynard4876 exactly! They did a great job of showing how we assume those things when it’s clearly not that way in this scene
damn I assumed all these years that it's the second one and this scene was traumatizing for me as a kid lol
It's fucking bullshit. LMAO kids are cruel
"I like pancakes"
"WHY DO YOU HATE WAFFLES?!?!"
Never have I ever heard a more accurate description of the Internet mindset 😂
Thats a clasic meme at this point dude
@@xabierarana2645did you ever consider that not everyone is as clinically online as you are?
@@xabierarana2645your comment literally acts as an example thank you 🙏🙏
😂💯
@@nathanielgilbert576right 😭🙏
that "you're tying your hair up? its not even my birthday!" comment was out of pocket
I jumped to the comments 💀
....and completely on point.
My jaw. On the floor 😮
i dont get it
@@Easy-Lovers you're probably a child. You'll learn with time.
ngl LOVE the idea of waiting for the children who saw the first movie, to grow up into adults/teens for the 2nd movie to be released. Feels like we’re growing up with the movie characters and lets us feel more connected to them.
My farts are better than Alex's farts.
@@p-__Oh……………
We really needed to know that didn’t we 🤨
That’s a nice thought, but realistically it took awhile for them to start production on inside out 2
Frr
@@p-__prove it then
Can we all agree that teacher handled her crying beautifully? She wasn't overprotective of Riley nor dismissive. She acknowledged that it can be difficult to move to another place and even told her they are happy to have her. Teachers are really underpaid for everything they do for the future of the world
Fr! I was thinking the exact same thing!
Most teachers are horrible
@@LE-zy2odYes, but it’s a good example of what they should be.
@@LE-zy2od In countries like USA maybe, but some other countries definitely have higher rates of good teachers. For the US, the cause is unfortunately very likely tied to how terribly they're paid for their work.
@@Querez8504 Yes, where I come from. Teachers get really good compensation. In the US, however, teachers definitely seem underpaid from what I've observed.
I cried for those few seconds of BingBong saying goodbye... every time man.
ME TOO! I was already having a bad day and seeing that again just created a waterfall 😂
Parents keeping a major event, like moving across the country, a secret from their children until the very last second is such a weird concept to me. I feel like a lot of parents keep important things secret from their children and then wonder why the children react badly when it eventually has to come out.
In this case I think it was more to show how sudden it felt? Like maybe she was told and thought it wouldn't happen or that she had more time and then the day comes all of a sudden and she's not actually prepared emotionally.
Obviously, that's just my interpretation of the scene. Yours can be just as true as mine for all we know.
I do understand where you're coming from though. People not informing their kids about major shifts and events in their lives confuse me.
Heard a story about someone not being told they have ADHD because "it could be used as an excuse". It's just fucks over the children and can genuinely mess with them for life.
My parents never told me that my cousin had cancer. We're a small family so each of us is closer with every other member than you would expect from bigger families. I was a around 16 and they still only told me when he was almost dead
Sometimes the process of moving happens really fast, or she thought moving would be different? Idk but yeah it did seem rushed but that might be the way the movie is layed out
@@TheVillainousSoul my childhood best friend didn't know she had ADHD until around 20. She was apparently really struggling and told her mom about it and even mentioned to her mom she thought she might have ADHD and her mom told her yeah you have it. Why do you think we kept you so busy as a kid. Uhmm what?! When I heard she had ADHD I realized it made total sense when looking back on our childhood but I can't believe her parents kept it a secret. Her and I are no longer in each other's lives and while I still love her parents dearly I don't know what the hell they were thinking keeping that from her!
I didn’t take it as a life event sprung on her in the middle of the cross country trip, rather the reveal to Riley was done off screen and that’s why the different emotions had different imaginations of what the new house might look like and the lack of forethought (it didn’t really hit her that she wasn’t going to be play hockey on the pond in her neighborhood anymore until she was in front of her class) to how immense the life change was. Her parents might have said that it was a big change, but 12 year olds don’t have the same equanimity to put the move in relevant context.
"Take her to the moon for me, okay?"
"I promise, Bing Bong."
No matter if you're 8 or 80, that line will forever make you sob buckets. 💔😢
It's worse when I rewatch it now, compared to the first time I watched the movie, because now I cry from the beginning of the movie knowing that I will see that scene later
My farts are better than Alex's farts.
If they make a 3rd film and end it off with THAT, I will end up filling my empty drink with tears
The guy who voiced Bing Bong Richard Kind actually cried when he said that line truly heartbreaking stuff
I was not prepared for that level of emotional breakdown when Bing-Bong said that.
5:25 remember the funny movie where the dog dies **literally smiles** GUYS ITS MARLEY FROM MARLEY AND ME
"Imaginary Boyfriend? I've never seen him before"
"I live in Canada." 😂
So Riley was dreaming about Ryan Renolds essentially 🤣
@@spencercarruth9706nah the better Canadian Ryan, Ryan Gosling.
That was such a good line 😂😂😂
young Justin Bieber obviously@@spencercarruth9706
@@Marvelfanatic3658 Or Justin Bieber or Justin Trudeau
As someone who moved 5 times the scene where Riley admits she misses home makes me cry every time
I cried and I barely moved, but I always pretend that I didn’t cry but I’d always secretly shed a few tears 😩
same had to move many times in my childhood
Reall. I cried so hard on that scene
😐
@@Super_Stan15 What?
Me when I was little: *Sad bingbong fucking dies*
Me now that I'm older: *Movie starts hitting a little too close to home with my mix of seasonal depression, anxiety, and weird amount of optimism.*
yeah and I mean watching the second part made me cry with how relatable it felt
yeah but also bingbong dying hits like a truck
rip bingbong 🪦
When I watched the movie in cinema I literally was crying for like a good 10 minutes when Riley had her panic attack because I relate to that a lot but the whole movie in general really hits home for me and lots people and that is one of main reasons why it’s so successful
i think its important to note how joy doesn't use a recall tube to recall any of the core memories. It shows just how much joy doesn't trust the other emotions with them, but everyone just simplifies it to "why didn't joy do that earlier?"
And also the other emotions would change them to there emotion, like fear touches it making it fearful etc
@@Jambo_NeoThat doesn't happen. The others touch the emotions multiple times and they don't get transformed. It's also mentioned in the movie i think that it only happens when sadness touches them
No it's all of them @@thegrumple5862
@@thegrumple5862 I'm not sure about that, but I think all of the emotions can actually touch memories without any impact on them, it depends on them if they *want* to change emotion of the memory. And with Sadness... well, I guess she simply didn't want to control herself, so she changes every memory she touches(although they can restore to their original emotion? I'm not sure, but it worked with core memories at first).
Maybe cause happy memories can become sad memories? Idk I’m just saying
“Take her to the moon for me” is right up there with Ellie’s death from Up and the “Dad told me to give you this” moment from Onward as the saddest moments in Pixar for me.
Also Jessie getting abandoned
almost forgot about Onward man thanks for reminding me, guess i know what iam watching now
Don’t forget about Coco when Miguel sang Remember Me to Mama Coco to remember her late dad.
also the song "still standing" from the movie "sing"... when the gorilla dad breaks out of the prison... always gets me...
4:26 - I would like to state, for the record, that canonically "Inside Out" is set in the 90s, and "Bionicle" toyline started in 2001. Riley is actually a *younger millenial* and by the time the first "Bionicle" movie she'd be roughly in her early 20s. So she actually has *all* the Bionicle movies that will ever be made to look forward to...also they won't be a part of her childhood.
They use smartphones in Inside Out so It's definately not in the 90s. If we assume it's set in the year it came out, 2015, then that means Riley was born in 2004 ish.
Where did you get that tidbit from?
@@shapesnatch1341yeah but she’s 13 in the newest movie
that's not true. riley andersen is the representation of pete docter's daughter, so she was born in the same year (2003) and therefore the movie is set in the year it came out (2015). This means the sequel is set in 2016 though
@@txin4123so then the sequel takes place in 2016
14:41 One of the few moments where Joy experiences Disgust. Which begs to question: Are there little emotions going on inside the emotions inside my head? This is a Pandora’s box of goodies I hope never gets delved too deeply into!
Honestly, I'd love to see a movie about what goes on inside of emotions heads
i think the emotion is their 'job' or their personality or something
Inside Inside Out
and if so, do their minds get updated with new emotions, or do they have everything from the start?
@@jaco8822emotions evolved as you get older and start to understand yourself. Sadness is not just sadness, it’s also empathy and compassion (as shown with the mother’s emotion) Dads anger is also pride and protector. Whereas Riley’s emotion are still young and learning the ropes, in the second one you can see Joy blowing up and almost becoming manic. The journey of the emotions and how they grow into more than what they are just originally assigned to be is what makes it beautiful. Life is not just black and white, it’s definitely more often in the gray or there needs to be a balance. You can’t always be happy, but you should rather focus at being at peace WHICH is difficult when you have hormones running through you during puberty 😂
this film is probably genuinely my 67 year old father's favourite film lol he was so excited when he heard there was a sequel i'm surprised he hasn't dragged me (his adult daughter) down to the cinema to watch it with him yet pfft
can i assume that he havent seen much film in his life?
@@Exel3nce he's actually a prolific film watcher and is regularly telling me about all the new films he's been watching lol... he just really likes this one lol
You take him! Cherish those moments ♥️ our parents never had a chance to watch such good animated movies
@@dangerliesbeforeyou it's just weird that this one specifically is doing it, even tho its not doing anything marvellous. Oh well
@@Exel3nceeveryone has some interest for a specific movie without explanation
This movie is a gold mine of gold mines. You got hilarious out-of-context moments, weirdly-relatable scenes, creative puns/imagery, it's got everything. And yes, I also cried when Bing Bong died, and now that I know what it represents, I'm probably gonna cry even more.
13:59 when I went to see this in theaters, when Bingbong disappeared this poor kid in the back row started balling his eyes out and everyone in the theater felt so bad. 😢 So thanks Pixar for traumatizing kids for the past 38 years. 😬👍🏻
Honestly it made me cry too lol
38 years?! 😭😂
@@imaswiftieokay yup
@@lolly3380it came out 2015
I’m damn near 30 and I still cry 😂😂
"I'm starting to envy the dead mouse"
Still the best line in this movie😂
“Congratulations San Francisco you ruined pizza” is also up there
@@ColdPalmer-200 oh yeah
For those commenting "What about Coco?", he said it might be up there too, he just gotta rewatch it
My farts are better than Alex's farts.
Ngl coco feels like the book of life to me
Immediately clicked on this video to see about Coco and Soul since I know they came after. Those two emotionally ended me.
@@Casual_guy1234yess I think we’re talking abt the same movie, I watched it in Spanish for Spanish class, it’s a great movie!
@@Casual_guy1234it's quite literally a copy of it 😭😭
The “we could cry until we can’t breath!” cracks me up every time 😂
i’m nearly an adult and now all i do is cry until i can’t breathe
@@jordan-vl9ljwhy?
I slept on this for a long time, watched it the other day and now it's quite possibly my favourite Pixar movie. It's fantastic. The idea is fairly genius. I am scared for the sequal with what Disney have generally become but I'm hoping it surprises me.
The sequel is just as good as the first one (if not better 🫢) in my opinion. I don't think you'll be disappointed...
I actually enjoyed the sequel even more than this one, but they're both excellent.
I think Coco definitely also has that Pixar magic. You should definitely rewatch that next.
Turning Red was phenomenal - I related to it so much! It was fun, funny, but still emotional and had the parents dynamic and the being a kid/growing up dichotomy. Just awesome ❤
@@monicastamant you turned into a red panda?
@@5ZZZ_Ghost_OFFICIAL yes 🤣
Soul was also fantastic
I don't know how it's possible to call inside out "the last great pixar movie" when coco and soul exist. surely everyone considers at least one of those two movies great, right?
The fact that I started crying because Alex TALKED about the sad scenes (Bing Bong and family reunion) shows what a masterpiece this movie about emotions really is ❤
My farts are better than Alex's farts.
the family scene ALWAYS gets me, i don't know what they injected into this movie but we need to get it back
@@JewelStudios it’s sooo powerful, the animators, the voice actors, the music, everything’s perfect ❤️
I feel weird because I didn’t cry at any of those scenes even though I thought they were sad😅
@@p-__shut up you are annoying
0:01 you good? 😂
Idk is good lol
so the fact that saddness touched the memories so riley could miss her life back then in minisota, its exactly what sadnees is. miss about things u love and cry. also joy thinks she is the most important emotion she is, yet shes just a control freak. and at the end joy realized that sadness is an important emotion so people could help riley if she is shown sad and not wearing a happy mask all the time.
I like how Joy starts realizing, that Sadness is also an important emotion, when not her, but Sadness helps Bingo, when they cry together and he felt a relief.
@@mif_sovremennosty lol its bingbong not bingo
omg at the moment where sadness said "remember the funny movie where the dog dies" the ad i got was a petco ad about dogs 💀
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Nah bro
What a great and sad timing
the first time i ever saw this movie, i was 14 years old in rehab for drug addiction. they showed us this movie in group because they thought it was a good movie for teaching about emotions, which obviously a lot of us kids had trouble dealing with. i remember liking it at the time but, for teenage angst reasons that are probably clear, i had the mindset of "this is just for kids, im too mature for this movie to mean anything important to me".
i turn 23 in a few months and nowadays, i remember this movie fondly. i think it subconsciously had an impact on me. i don't really know where i was going with this comment. i think i just wanted to share my story about this movie.
8:27 What a great way to describe dissociation. No joy, no sadness...
Pretty much what depression is.
13:53 Nah dude this had me BAWLINGGGG. It’s so deep.
Inside Out was one of the first movies to actually make me sob. I related so much to Riley, because my family moved to a different city when I was 10, and it felt like my whole life was falling apart, but I had to be positive because my parents were super stressed, and my sisters were upset, when all I wanted to do was go home. It’s still one of my favorites
I sobbed because bingbong
Inside Out 2 is another masterpiece
Watching inside out as a kid who moved to a different state was the trigger of all the feelings a Pixar movie is known for. I love it
My farts are better than Alex's farts.
@@p-__ok
Their reaching 1billion in the hit box this week they got $700M in the hitboxes
“ Hey come on how do you get in here? This room is for cool kids only.” is crazy💀🤣
12:52 your forgetting that Joy tried to leave sadness to rot
I watched the second one in theaters. There is a line Joy says that had me tear up with some tears falling. While I was wiping my face the kid next to me asked quietly if I was okay.
Feel joy while you can little buddy :
I think I know exactly what line you’re talking about. It was truly a gut punch
Which line? I forgot lmao
I know exactly what line you're referring to. I audibly said "oh" when Joy said it
I feel like I know the line just based on the last sentence of your comment and yes I was holding back serious tears at that point.
@@Kpop_riverI’ll put my guess for the line she’s talking about in this comment. SPOILER ALERT - don’t click see more if you haven’t seen the movie yet or care about spoilers.
It was something along the lines of “I guess as you get older, you feel less joy.” But in context and with the vocal delivery, it hit HARD.
I was diagnosed with major depression when I was only eleven and my whole life this movie has stuck with me as something I could relate to. It is genuinely one of the most close to home depictions of depression I've ever seen. I love this movie so much.
1:14 "Maybe it's just because I've never turned red before" inferring he has confronted monster stand-up comedy in the middle of the night, gone into space, flown in a house supported by balloons, and died before.
Hasn’t everyone?”
"Tying your hair back? It's not even my birthday!" 🤣🤣
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My farts are better than Alex's farts.
@@p-__ thank you for that piece of information ❤️
7:43 fr, crying at school is the worst thing ever
Fun fact: bing bong's actor actually cried during their last line, you could also hear the sadness coming from bing bong on his last line..
Edit: 402 likes?! Wow
Edit2: MOM GET OUT MY ROOM IM FAMOUS
Edit3: this is probably the most likes I've ever gotten
Richard Kind did a beautiful job here. I'm not usually a fan of his, but his voice was really perfect for this
Nope. Not gonna cry
I cry everytime i watch that scene. I just finished that part in the video n ive got tears.... damnit bing bong
Stop ruining your comment by commenting "EDIT: SO MANY LIKES!!" 🙄 It's so annoying
@@itsmario2024 erm tell me where 'edit: SO MANY LIKES' are? 🤨
Inside out is one of those special animated films that all generations can relate too and truly is something special and that bing bong scene.......I'm not crying you are
5:09 Joy was designed to be like Amy Poehler, who did the voice. Pixar does that often.
The scene where bing bong is forgotten gets me everytime
This movie is so fantastic that the two moments that make me cry without fail (BingBong and Riley hugging her family) STILL made me cry with Alex’s short showing off them both.
I wish we still had this Disney.
i was a teen when i watched this at the cinema and i was NOT okay when BingBong got forgotten, Alex mentions it so shortly and my throat filled with tears - this was a really good movie
“I live in Canada” 💀that had me wheezing-
14:52 fav scene 100%
no matter how many times i watch this movie i will always cry when bing bong gets forgotten completely
15:00 AAAAYYYYYYYY!! Kelsey moment!!! Nice to finally meet you Kelsey! (Sorry if I spelled your name wrong 😅)
Totally something my wife would do/say with her comment lol.
Legit I am screaming 😊
I was so broken when I watched it in theaters, I didn't feel anything when Bing Bong was forgotten. Or even the whole sadness is important thing. I was like "It looked good, had a good script. Sure." Fast forward... However long it took for the sequel to come out... and I CRIED. I cried just realizing how everyone has to go through a similar struggle, regardless of the specific situation. How some people come through the other end emotionally stable and healthy and other... Like me... Well, it takes us a couple of decades to finally learn to not be afraid to face our emotions and love ourselves, good and bad. ❤❤
10:21 The fact that alex put those into his search history just shows dedication 💀
For real the search history was so funny
Isn't that one just the plot of Dr Strange 2?
7:12 I used to think the sequel didn't need new characters. Now I REALLY think so... although Anxiety is much more terrifying than Fear.
And there's a lot in the original that wasn't built on in the sequel. It gives me a... well, a "moving to a new house" feeling.
Gotta say, the movie is damn great. Even the short clips from here made me cry a little.
right!! the "take her to the moon for me" had me
That's funny
Inside Out 2 isn't as good as the original but, still has a very good message and storyline
I agree!
Agree, it’s better than the stuff we have been getting for the last few years so people are jumping on the band wagon, this won’t re nearly as rewatch able as the first.
2 felt more cliche and I honestly preferred only watching her emotions interact.
Like the girl goes to new schools and treats her old friends like crap to make new friends. It's like late 80's/90's tropey.. didn't care for it as much.
The new emotions are nice. My wife enjoyed the sar-casm bit the most.
What was a really cool depiction was the anxiety attack Riley had. Anxiety was moving so quickly it became a blur and when joy tried to touch her and keep her from moving joy's hand went through them. Never experienced one myself but from descriptions of what an anxiety attack feels like to how to help with one. I feel like it was a nice way to show it.
As someone who has zero nostalgia for either movie since I watched both for the first time this year, I preferred the second one WAY more.
I felt like if you took away the emotional message, it just felt like a mediocre sequel.
It didn’t have the whimsy and adventurous feel of the first it felt really off
It, just felt like a wild goose chase to get Riley’s self back.
I guess the reason it felt off imho
Is that Pete docter did not direct this one so the studio ghibli, whimsy feel, the first one had is gone.
Which, is a shame cause it made me feel more emotional cause of it
If you love inside out 2 better than the first.
Great, I wish i can say the same.
I prefer Pete docters, next film soul over inside out 2.
15:11 this part made me cry ngl
In the subtitles, it said I want to go food
Soul and Coco are also great.
Luca and Turning Red as well!
@@carter_lovejoy fuck no.
Soul was okay.
Coco was the last great Pixar movie.
My farts are better than Alex's farts.
Coco was beautiful ❤️
I can say all I want that my childhood was perfect, but this is the only movie that I will cry at and it's every single time
Coco and Soul are up to that Pixar old level
the GYATT OF THE CLOWN at 12:04🤣
Since you’re doing Pixar movies I think up is a good one to watch
Inside 2 is AMAAAAAZING. Just be ready to cry
I had just graduated high school when the first one came out, so I never saw it. But I’ve been addicted to watching cinema therapy and they had a video on it and when I had run out of videos about movies I had seen, I decided to watch it. Their reaction made me cry so I decided to watch it and I actually really enjoyed it. Bing bong frickin got me. Usually I have SO much nostalgia for my childhood movies that the new ones just don’t hold up, but this one did. And I actually think I enjoyed the second one even more. As someone who lived in the same house since birth, I didn’t personally relate to the first one, but the story in the second one of going to a new high school and wanting to fit in seems pretty universal. I also have very bad anxiety, so a lot of that made me tear up too cause I don’t think I’ve felt that seen in a kids movie before. Inside Out 2 will definitely be joining the ranks of sequels that held up to the first.
My ONLY critique/change would be when they are looking at the parade of future careers, I wish the balloon they had picked was the astronaut. It would’ve been such a sweet callback for joy to say “oh an astronaut! She always wanted to go to the moon - grab on!”
The astronaut!!! That’s such a good connection!
Bing bong leaving made me CRY, I’m wondering if the second one is as sad. 15:39 This made me cry too.
I still cry at bing bong’s death. I don’t even need to watch that scene just hearing joy’s voice saying "woo hoo we did it! Bing bing?" Makes me cry 😭
Admittedly I liked Inside Out 2 more than the original. I hope to see u do a video about that one too someday, cuz it was truly a joy to watch!
My farts are better than Alex's farts.
@@p-__No one asked.
I love how the ads is inside out too lol
10:13 who gave you access to my search history...
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That would be me
12:05 Bro really wanted that cake 😂
"I love pancakes."
"Why do you hate waffles?!" *screaming*
This made me laugh so hard because it's true. It's how the Internet work
"There she is, our little Clamidia" 😂😂
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My farts are better than Alex's farts.
@@p-__ that’s weird
@@p-__My Ragebait Is Less Annoying Than Your Ragebait
@@p-__shut up
I recently saw Inside Out 2 and as someone who was 11/the same age as Riley when I saw the first movie, now being 16, I was really able to thoroughly enjoy the sequel. I really loved the movie personally, I thought all the new emotions were handled really well, the animation was gorgeous, the music was nice, plot was fine. Without spoiling too much, I think Alex will really like it.
Love how Alex’s been doing more animated movies lately
I loved the kelsi cameo going "Oooh, you luv meeeè"😂😂😂
This is easily in my top few Pixar movies, partly because it's a really clever concept and partly because it feels pretty raw (which Pixar movies are known to do I guess). I think the reason this movie resonated with me more than Luca, Soul, Turning Red, or Elemental (Coco is fantastic) is because they seemed, at least to me, to lack that real gut punch Pixar is known for. The visual storytelling does a lot of heavy lifting here -- having the realization that a child has developed depression before her life has even really begun is something that's kind of hard to swallow. Plus, the whole movie is kind of just a really neat take on the complexities of psychology.
“Last Great Pixar Movie”
Luca and Coco;Am I a Joke to You?
The former, yes. The latter, no.
Did everyone just forget Soul?
Absolutely! And do throw in Elemental...best romance since Carl and Ellie.
Oh, almost forgot Onward...it came out the weekend the world shut down, and in our area we were the last people to see it before the theaters closed. It really was a deep one, but as per Pixar, it will hit you in the feels, especially if you've lost a parent.
He literally says coco might be up there in the first 2 minutes of the video, he just has to rewatch it.
Yall just go off of titles now
Did you not watch the video
The way I endlessly cried during this movie 🥹🥹🥹
3:48 im starting to envy the dead mouse is crazy
(shes jealous that its dead)
Idk if anyone else noticed but I'm cooked outta my gorde rn and I realized the scene Alex shows at 8:50 you can tell which emotion has control over Riley's response in order going disgust, fear, and then anger because that's all she had left with no joy or sadness. I feel so smart rn feel free to clown on me tho.
4:37 this is hilarious 😭
Fr 💀💀💀
Thought I was the only one who caught it 💀💀💀💀💀
How do you think riyle was made💀
Glad to know I wasn't the only one who thought of that at that scene
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I appreciate the amount of BIONICLE mentions in this Inside Out video
Me: *reads title*
Coco and the Inside Out Sequel: *fades away from existence*
The premise of Inside Out always was great. I've always wanted a peak in my own head at the personified personality traits to see what's missing/working/reacting. I'd like to see me 30 years ago at the angry 15 year old and see where I've gone a different path.
Yeah, I think Walle, Up and Coco are just awesome movies. I do like Monster Inc but it isn't on the same level for me personally. The other 3 (and Inside out as well) just manage to hit all the emotions, while having an entertaining story as well.
5:54 Anger’s face loo
2:52 "not what i have in mind" said joy, does joy have character inside her head too? Do disgust, anger, and fear having a fear emotion in they're head touching the controler so they all screaming? Do this emotions have emotion and their emotion have emotion and the list go on?
Yes absolutely i mean in inside out 2 she was angry.
Luca deserves more love. I get 90's Pixar vibes from it. It's one of my favorite Pixar movies, but I do agree that they don't hit the same like they used to. I still would prefer new movies to sequels though.
Insise out 2 was surprisingly a really good movie, i loved that movie
1:47 the skyward sword romance theme fits PERFECTLY here! Great edit!
Whenever Alex mentions Kelsey, it makes me miss their podcast days 🥲 they were so chill and fun to listen to
"Wow hey, tying your hair back. Its not even my birthday" 😂
As someone fast approaching 40, 13:30 is REAL.
Not only does the Bing Bong scene get me so badly that I teared up watching the short snippet of it in this youtube video, but it gets me more and more each time I watch the movie. After they try a few times and don't have enough power to get both of them out and Bing Bong has a clear shift where you can tell he knows he has to sacrifice himself but won't tell Joy that because he knows she will try and talk him out of it.. I start crying then and I don't stop for a while, I swear.
As an adult, that attic room would be heaven to me if I was living alone!
Soul and Luca definitely had that Pixar spark
I WAS WAITING FOR YOU TO MAKE ONE ON INSIDE OUT 2!!!!!
What Inside Out did that was unlike the other Pixar movies was it made it relatable to its audience. It introduced relatable characters, emotions, and events that caused people to sympathize with the movie, which is which it’s considered the last “great” Pixar film.
I feel this way about Soul too, but I know not everyone relates to it as much as Inside Out.
I just recently rewatched inside out and its already a very special movie to me. I moved countries at the same age as her, and remember having the same feelings about my new home haha. Its really made a mark on me and ive already bought tickets to see the second one soon.
16:49 UNLESS if you decided to do a double feature and watch the short that came along with the film, you'll realize that it's not over yet. (spoilers ahead)
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basically, in the short, the boy who was seen briefly at the end of Inside Out (AKA Jordan), shows up to go skating with riley and her friends one day. Riley's parents suspect their daughter is going out on a date, and their emotions react. however, this all took an interesting turn when Jordan mentions he is the bass player in a band. and that alone reveals a surprisng truth about Riley's father: he was once the lead guitarist of a band that he was in. and when Riley comes downstairs, she finds her father and Jordan jamming out to AC/DC's "Back in Black", knocking over the table and chairs in the process (dont worry, he fixed the table he knocked over at the end of the short). with that, the parents concluded that Jordan is a "good kid", and feeling nostalgic about their own love, the short ends with Riley's parents sharing a kiss, causing Riley's dad's emotional center to erupt in excitement, and celebrate once again to AC/DC's "Back in Black".