About the part when sadness comforts bing bong by being sad with him. Joy thought that in order to not be sad you have to be happy. And she tried to make him not be sad by trying to make him happy. But when sadness sat next to him she didn't try to make him happy. She empathized with him and helped him be sad. Sometimes when you're sad you need someone to make you more sad (In an empathetic sort of way) so you can get it all out. It's a lot easier to be happy if you don't have any bottled up tears weighing you down.
I agree with this a lot. My family is so hell bent on wanting to see me always happy to the point I try to hide all the other emotions I have. I was ostracized by my school before over a thing I didn’t even do. This had led me to only giving emotions of indifference or apathy. I wore a always happy facade at home but when alone or at school I was depressed. I had a handful of times it was probably best to off myself but what I really needed was someone who just comforted me in my sadness and not tell me to stop crying or stop being sad. That person who was like sadness to me was one of my teachers. I talk to her on occasion about my life and how I truly feel. Sometimes more than what I tell my mom or family. My family shuts my emotions other than happiness out, pretending everything is fine but actually is shit. My teacher wasn’t telling me to just stay positive and find the light in the darkness. She told me that it was fine to be sad and let it all out through tears. I hide the fact I cry now since whenever I cry, they said it’s petty I’m crying over such things.
@@theeleventh805gamer7 Nobody should tell anyone that it’s not ok to be sad, especially your own parents. I totally get how it must be confusing to have parents who aren’t good people. From the moment we were born we are led to think that our parents are perfect people. Of course that only lasts about 3 years but even then there’s always going to be a part of you that wants to think they’re good people. Even if they aren’t. Always remember that anyone can be a band person to anyone, even your own parents. I suggest you confront them about this, let them know that they aren’t being good parents by teaching you not to cry. They need to teach you HOW to cry, and that involves letting you cry and helping you cry. You need to confront them head on about this. But remember even that may not work, you may plan every comeback for an argument but they still don’t change, and that’s a result that you may need to be prepared for. But it’s better to at least try, you never know what might happen.
It's called Validation. Sadness validated what Bing Bong was feeling. The reason that trying to make someone happy when they're sad often doesn't work is because that's actually invalidating how they feel. And it works the same in our own heads too - when we acknowledge our feelings, when we say hey actually I feel sad right now. That is very powerful. It's more powerful that pushing it away and pretending you don't feel what you're feeling - that's just gaslighting yourself. Acknowledging how you feel gives you the space to just feel it. And move through it. No feeling is final so it won't last forever. But pushing it away and denying it takes up so much unnecessary energy and is not really helpful. It's too bad society loves to do this :( pretend we don't have feelings and we should all be happy or change how we feel. It's okay to have feelings and feel what you're feeling.
Also, I relate to this movie so well. I moved away from Minnesota about 5 years ago, where I grew up for about 14 years. It was hard to sit through this movie without crying in front of my family lol
I watched this movie when I was 11 and I thought it’s just a fun way to think what happens inside our head. Now I’m 14 and suffers depression it make realize the true meaning of this movie. Legit crying right now😢
Inside Out was released when I was around Rileys age, and the movie hit very close to home. My parents were getting a divorce, I was going to a new school, I was even living in the bay area. I felt like I had to be the one who was happy in the family, because everyone else was so sad, even though I was being confronted with all these new emotions with no idea how to deal with them. But Inside Out helped show me that I was suffering from signs of depression, and that it was okay if i wasn't feeling happy all the time. It gave me the courage to talk to my parents and get a therapist, and it inspired me to become a artist, which I still am today. One day I want to create a story as emotionally moving as inside out.
Hi, I saw your comment four years ago just now. I’m writing a memoir about my life. Think of it as a rated R version of Inside Out, along with dealing with CPTSD, ADHD, and Situational Depression, as well as developing Social Anxiety. Anyway, I’m very interested in you joining my project once my memoir is published, to get it turned into an adult cartoon, if you’d like to join me that is. I’m eager to hear back from you when you get a chance to respond to my reply.
This is extremely well-argued and well-constructed. I personally think that all of our emotions are our most important ones: we just need to know when one is needed over another. That's emotional intelligence for you.
Notice that her childhood isn't completely left behind, Family Island comes back, as do one or two other islands. That's what never growing up means, there are some things that should be kept for your whole life, you have to learn what those things are.
I was eight or maybe nine years old when this movie came out, I cried at the end, but I didn’t understand the weight of it and what everything was leading up to, I watched the movie a few more times after that, mainly in 2017 with my mom because we had gotten a dvd of it then. I understood it better then, but it really didn’t hit me until now. I’m thirteen now and I got the idea to watch it with my mom because I had seen it on Disney plus. This movie really does get better the older you get. After have gone through depression myself it’s a lot easier to understand the concepts. This movie is a masterpiece, I would call this the best Pixar movie of the 2010’s.
I would love a part 2, that shows an expanded version of more feelings, and also shows just how vital every emotion is. And even how they speak to us through our body. All of our emotions are vital - they all tell us something and are meant to help us. They are our guidance through the world in this life. Anger tells us something is wrong and we need to stand up for ourselves and not tolerate something. Sadness teaches us what matters to us and what we cherish. Disgust keeps us safe from things that can make us ill, or things that aren't in line with our beliefs/goals. Fear tells us to weigh the pros and cons, to consider possible outcomes we may not have thought of, and to reconsider whether we are putting ourselves in a good position or not. Joy tells us what we love, what direction we should head in, what we want more of in our life.
I loved this movie. I tend to shove down the sad or painful feelings because I don’t want to deal with them but they just end up storing up in me until I’m depressed or explode. It’s so hard to acknowledge and express my feelings! It’s helpful to know that God created emotions and emotions aren’t bad. They’re like little kids in us that we are responsible for teaching and raising up to be mature.
I'm just here to say... You're awesome Dobbie! Keep making these videos. And the world gonna know your name! No doubt, i will remember your name and share it with the world :) Thank you for making us such a great thing :)
The positive psychology movement will fight the philosophy of this movie until it evaporates from society. We must stay vigilant and stand up for emotional maturity and Eudainomia.
I appreciate that you grab almost all details to back up your point, like the clothes she wears. You don't take that kind of things for granted, and that helps me appreciate even more the film. That's basically what I love about these videos, that sometimes I really like a movie and I don't know why... I can tell when the editing, acting, photography, etc. are good, but that's not enough. You can try to convince someone to like something, which is easy. I mean, there was a million people talking to their friends about Breaking Bad, but not even half of them understood why they loved it in the first place. Thank you for this, Nick.
It's okay to optimistic about sadness and optimistic about happiness. Let yourself mourn, but let yourself rejoice. Emotional intelligence is understanding why you feel the way you do and understanding why others feel the way they do.
Wow dude... I've always loved Inside Out. Ever since it came out, it has been one of my favorite animations. But ever since watching this video I am blown away by both the quality of detail in the movie, to your superb analysis of all it. Keep it up dude! You are a true treasure.
Thank you, Nicholas! Today is October 26, 2021...just as a point of reference. Earlier today, my psychotherapist instructed me to watch this film... it's my homework till our next session. I'm so thankful for your analysis. It was very insightful. I completely missed all of the color cues. Thank you.
I really enjoy hearing someone who loves films and appreciates them like me. Specially if it is someone who goes deep into a movie to understand it and its symbologies. Thanks for that. Keep going.
+Dannyfiil No worries at all! I just love having a cool community to talk about film and their meanings and such! There's just so much stuff in film that goes under the radar I think!
You offer some incredibly insightful thoughts in your videos Nick. There's often a magical feeling baked within a movie, but it's quite hard to identify. Here, you've summed up the magic of Inside Out in a beautiful exposition. Your videos are awesome, keep it up man.
the film reminded me of how I, with my child's mind, depends d on my mother and father a lot and with the pressure of school with exams and my friend mentally bullying me I miss my mom and I am miserable at school until I get home...I get homesick. also because of the scene where joy was almost forgotten it reminded me of how I can barley remember any of my childhood but I know it was good and I know I was happy. thank you my the way.
Joy found out how sadness is and her role as a valuable lesson when she hand the core memory spheres and recover the blue one when Riley admit her parents that she was depressed and miss Minnesota and everything she loved since childhood her parents felt the same way.
you are great !! thank you for this video i love this movie! watched until the end and subscribed ! well done Nicholas I appreciate your work very much.
I love this movie so much. But I kind of wish they would’ve covered more serious topics like depression or your inner critic. Maybe in a sequel they’ll all leave headquarters to fight this voice, taking over Riley’s mind, and turning everything black and white.
That's a great idea, actually would merit a sequel! That could also be her coming of age in being an adult and learning after everything goes black and white that it's actually all in between and everyone else is
It's that you can always feel sad and that you got to let go of something like your childhood and that sometimes it takes one emotion to feel anothe. the girl feels joy trying to make her happy and avoiding the fact that she's growing up. But when joy and the girl are avoiding that she's sad and and trying to fix it with happiness. Sometimes it takes sadness to help sadness to let your emotions out.....
Hey Nick, great job. This film means so much to me but I didn't know how to accurately convey how it meant to me. You did an amazing job telling the emotional journey, which is pretty much I want to say. Thanks so much taking your time and summing up.
If you never feel anything negative then you won't truly understand the value of the positive. it's why despite the hard times the payoff always feels good in the end in comparison to quick gratification that leaves you hollow afterwards.
Hello Nick, Amazing Video, didn't see it till I became so obsessed with Inside Out, OMG did this movie make my head work! I loved just how deep it is, I saw it first on its release with my niece and I didn't really appreciate its true genious, which I did when I saw it again 2 weeks ago. It opens up many psychological and philosophical interpretations that I just found amazing, and helped me during my time of need, aswell as your video which helped me to understand it even more, so thank you. Truly
I didn’t like joy for half of film when I first watched this in middle school but as I got older. I realized Joy was never mean yeah she was annoying but to me she’s actually supposed to a representation of toxic positivity. Joy rarely let the other emotions have control over what Riley is feeling. Joy constantly had to take over because she needs to have Riley to be happy at all times even when she not supposed to be. Joy was also pretty selfish and inconsiderate to others especially sadness only wanting to maintain a happy smile. There nothing wrong with being happy or having a good time but when someone who isn’t happy or isn’t in the mood to smile and when you’re constantly trying to force someone to smile and continue to bother the person to be happy because you don’t want to acknowledge they’re sad. You can come off as really annoying and insensitive.
So is Riley in control, the movie from an external view makes it look like the emotions are in control but where's her consciousness? Where is Riley's inner voice making choices?
We dont have little people inside us making decisions The movie made a metaphor for what Riley was feeling and thinking She was always trying to stay happy and pushed away her sadness, this eventually backfired and it blocked both her joy and sadness
Love your videos man!! Especially the stuff on Pixar films. Would be great if you could do more on them because they offer so much for you to think about and therefore, more to analyze.
+Lord Sassalot The 5th I LOVE the nerdwriter his stuff is incredible! So that's a huge compliment to be compared to him, thank you! I have more stuff on the way!
Dude, thank you so much for making this video. It helped me understand emotions a little better. It also made me cry 😢 a little, but it's important and ok to feel sad, right?
That's something that I made up and yes my emotions voices told me to do it, even I know joy gives idea to in anime RPG game that be mind blowing that's a lot more simalor to this Movie;-) :'( :-D
Yeah I think you looked a little too deep into some things that aren't necessarily a part of what you're claiming that inside out is about. My perspective is that everybody in the world has what I call a primary emotion hence the reason why dad has the angry primary mom has the said but Stern character leading headquarters. Riley Joy is her primary emotion which is why Joy is in charge. I think the point that you're really missing is that Joy matured understanding that all emotions are equal in importance in a person's life. Sadness was just being held back due to the extremes and Riley life. Think about this she's being uprooted from her home where she feels safe in Wisconsin. moving to San Francisco the unknown and she had expectations on what her house was going to look like what her room was going to look like and all of those were let down. Then the stress of her parents not getting along like they usually do. So really because of her emotional immaturity and not understanding life she's having a trouble with acceptance. Which if you go through being sad sometimes it's good to be able to look at things for what they are which is really what the character of sadness does Joy's not being silly Joy just doing her job and trying to keep things light hearted and in perspective. This is one of my favorite movies also but your take on it is kind of way off in left field in my opinion. Bing bong I believe is just one of those things that they used in the movie to accelerate the characters linking back too far memories from Riley childhood to kind of give us more of the background going back to my original thought that she's being taken out of her safe haven in Wisconsin
About the part when sadness comforts bing bong by being sad with him. Joy thought that in order to not be sad you have to be happy. And she tried to make him not be sad by trying to make him happy. But when sadness sat next to him she didn't try to make him happy. She empathized with him and helped him be sad. Sometimes when you're sad you need someone to make you more sad (In an empathetic sort of way) so you can get it all out. It's a lot easier to be happy if you don't have any bottled up tears weighing you down.
I agree with this a lot. My family is so hell bent on wanting to see me always happy to the point I try to hide all the other emotions I have. I was ostracized by my school before over a thing I didn’t even do. This had led me to only giving emotions of indifference or apathy. I wore a always happy facade at home but when alone or at school I was depressed. I had a handful of times it was probably best to off myself but what I really needed was someone who just comforted me in my sadness and not tell me to stop crying or stop being sad.
That person who was like sadness to me was one of my teachers. I talk to her on occasion about my life and how I truly feel. Sometimes more than what I tell my mom or family. My family shuts my emotions other than happiness out, pretending everything is fine but actually is shit. My teacher wasn’t telling me to just stay positive and find the light in the darkness. She told me that it was fine to be sad and let it all out through tears. I hide the fact I cry now since whenever I cry, they said it’s petty I’m crying over such things.
@@theeleventh805gamer7 Nobody should tell anyone that it’s not ok to be sad, especially your own parents. I totally get how it must be confusing to have parents who aren’t good people. From the moment we were born we are led to think that our parents are perfect people. Of course that only lasts about 3 years but even then there’s always going to be a part of you that wants to think they’re good people. Even if they aren’t. Always remember that anyone can be a band person to anyone, even your own parents. I suggest you confront them about this, let them know that they aren’t being good parents by teaching you not to cry. They need to teach you HOW to cry, and that involves letting you cry and helping you cry. You need to confront them head on about this. But remember even that may not work, you may plan every comeback for an argument but they still don’t change, and that’s a result that you may need to be prepared for. But it’s better to at least try, you never know what might happen.
It's called Validation. Sadness validated what Bing Bong was feeling. The reason that trying to make someone happy when they're sad often doesn't work is because that's actually invalidating how they feel. And it works the same in our own heads too - when we acknowledge our feelings, when we say hey actually I feel sad right now. That is very powerful. It's more powerful that pushing it away and pretending you don't feel what you're feeling - that's just gaslighting yourself. Acknowledging how you feel gives you the space to just feel it. And move through it. No feeling is final so it won't last forever. But pushing it away and denying it takes up so much unnecessary energy and is not really helpful. It's too bad society loves to do this :( pretend we don't have feelings and we should all be happy or change how we feel. It's okay to have feelings and feel what you're feeling.
I love cinematography and storywriting like this. I never even noticed the sweater covering up the shirt.
Also, I relate to this movie so well. I moved away from Minnesota about 5 years ago, where I grew up for about 14 years. It was hard to sit through this movie without crying in front of my family lol
@@showalk That's crazy that it was so close to home man - must've felt much more like watching a memory
I watched this movie when I was 11 and I thought it’s just a fun way to think what happens inside our head. Now I’m 14 and suffers depression it make realize the true meaning of this movie. Legit crying right now😢
Same, honestly. And this hits me on personal levels too
Inside Out was released when I was around Rileys age, and the movie hit very close to home. My parents were getting a divorce, I was going to a new school, I was even living in the bay area. I felt like I had to be the one who was happy in the family, because everyone else was so sad, even though I was being confronted with all these new emotions with no idea how to deal with them. But Inside Out helped show me that I was suffering from signs of depression, and that it was okay if i wasn't feeling happy all the time. It gave me the courage to talk to my parents and get a therapist, and it inspired me to become a artist, which I still am today.
One day I want to create a story as emotionally moving as inside out.
Keep at it and one day you will :)
Hi, I saw your comment four years ago just now. I’m writing a memoir about my life. Think of it as a rated R version of Inside Out, along with dealing with CPTSD, ADHD, and Situational Depression, as well as developing Social Anxiety. Anyway, I’m very interested in you joining my project once my memoir is published, to get it turned into an adult cartoon, if you’d like to join me that is. I’m eager to hear back from you when you get a chance to respond to my reply.
This is extremely well-argued and well-constructed. I personally think that all of our emotions are our most important ones: we just need to know when one is needed over another. That's emotional intelligence for you.
Notice that her childhood isn't completely left behind, Family Island comes back, as do one or two other islands. That's what never growing up means, there are some things that should be kept for your whole life, you have to learn what those things are.
Spotted Hyena I'm in my 40s and love the playful bits that have come through my life.
its better to feel sad than to not feel at all, i know that first hand and think this movie shows that idea really well
I was eight or maybe nine years old when this movie came out, I cried at the end, but I didn’t understand the weight of it and what everything was leading up to, I watched the movie a few more times after that, mainly in 2017 with my mom because we had gotten a dvd of it then. I understood it better then, but it really didn’t hit me until now. I’m thirteen now and I got the idea to watch it with my mom because I had seen it on Disney plus. This movie really does get better the older you get. After have gone through depression myself it’s a lot easier to understand the concepts. This movie is a masterpiece, I would call this the best Pixar movie of the 2010’s.
I would love a part 2, that shows an expanded version of more feelings, and also shows just how vital every emotion is. And even how they speak to us through our body. All of our emotions are vital - they all tell us something and are meant to help us. They are our guidance through the world in this life. Anger tells us something is wrong and we need to stand up for ourselves and not tolerate something. Sadness teaches us what matters to us and what we cherish. Disgust keeps us safe from things that can make us ill, or things that aren't in line with our beliefs/goals. Fear tells us to weigh the pros and cons, to consider possible outcomes we may not have thought of, and to reconsider whether we are putting ourselves in a good position or not. Joy tells us what we love, what direction we should head in, what we want more of in our life.
My memoir that I’m writing details how important every emotion is, how they guide their humans, etc. Just to let you know.
I loved this movie. I tend to shove down the sad or painful feelings because I don’t want to deal with them but they just end up storing up in me until I’m depressed or explode. It’s so hard to acknowledge and express my feelings! It’s helpful to know that God created emotions and emotions aren’t bad. They’re like little kids in us that we are responsible for teaching and raising up to be mature.
Amen
This Video made me cry... More than the actual movie!Your Videos are great an so indepth! I Like 'em
+Alex Tölke Man it made me a little teary while making it, goddamn Pixar gets me! Thank you so much buddy!
I'm just here to say... You're awesome Dobbie! Keep making these videos. And the world gonna know your name!
No doubt, i will remember your name and share it with the world :)
Thank you for making us such a great thing :)
The positive psychology movement will fight the philosophy of this movie until it evaporates from society. We must stay vigilant and stand up for emotional maturity and Eudainomia.
Absolutely, love the hat btw
I appreciate that you grab almost all details to back up your point, like the clothes she wears. You don't take that kind of things for granted, and that helps me appreciate even more the film. That's basically what I love about these videos, that sometimes I really like a movie and I don't know why... I can tell when the editing, acting, photography, etc. are good, but that's not enough. You can try to convince someone to like something, which is easy. I mean, there was a million people talking to their friends about Breaking Bad, but not even half of them understood why they loved it in the first place.
Thank you for this, Nick.
It's okay to optimistic about sadness
and optimistic about happiness.
Let yourself mourn, but let yourself rejoice.
Emotional intelligence is understanding why you feel the way you do
and understanding why others feel the way they do.
Wow dude... I've always loved Inside Out. Ever since it came out, it has been one of my favorite animations. But ever since watching this video I am blown away by both the quality of detail in the movie, to your superb analysis of all it. Keep it up dude! You are a true treasure.
Derek Wong I find it aggravating that it lost to Hotel Transylvania 2 in the KCAs.
Thank you, Nicholas! Today is October 26, 2021...just as a point of reference. Earlier today, my psychotherapist instructed me to watch this film... it's my homework till our next session. I'm so thankful for your analysis. It was very insightful. I completely missed all of the color cues. Thank you.
I really enjoy hearing someone who loves films and appreciates them like me. Specially if it is someone who goes deep into a movie to understand it and its symbologies. Thanks for that. Keep going.
+Dannyfiil No worries at all! I just love having a cool community to talk about film and their meanings and such! There's just so much stuff in film that goes under the radar I think!
Yeah I know!! That's why it is amazing to share point of views and talk about millions and millions of things that existis in the world of cinema!
Absolutely its just so amazing to explore how these little images and tricks can make such amazing emotional things!
You offer some incredibly insightful thoughts in your videos Nick. There's often a magical feeling baked within a movie, but it's quite hard to identify. Here, you've summed up the magic of Inside Out in a beautiful exposition. Your videos are awesome, keep it up man.
i like how the most replayed part is when the moments hen riley crys her eyes out
the film reminded me of how I, with my child's mind, depends d on my mother and father a lot and with the pressure of school with exams and my friend mentally bullying me I miss my mom and I am miserable at school until I get home...I get homesick. also because of the scene where joy was almost forgotten it reminded me of how I can barley remember any of my childhood but I know it was good and I know I was happy. thank you my the way.
I hope that as of now, you are rocking!!😅
Joy found out how sadness is and her role as a valuable lesson when she hand the core memory spheres and recover the blue one when Riley admit her parents that she was depressed and miss Minnesota and everything she loved since childhood her parents felt the same way.
you are great !! thank you for this video i love this movie! watched until the end and subscribed ! well done Nicholas I appreciate your work very much.
I love this movie so much. But I kind of wish they would’ve covered more serious topics like depression or your inner critic. Maybe in a sequel they’ll all leave headquarters to fight this voice, taking over Riley’s mind, and turning everything black and white.
That's a great idea, actually would merit a sequel! That could also be her coming of age in being an adult and learning after everything goes black and white that it's actually all in between and everyone else is
It's that you can always feel sad and that you got to let go of something like your childhood and that sometimes it takes one emotion to feel anothe. the girl feels joy trying to make her happy and avoiding the fact that she's growing up. But when joy and the girl are avoiding that she's sad and and trying to fix it with happiness. Sometimes it takes sadness to help sadness to let your emotions out.....
God i love this movie, it's just a wonderful movie a should be required viewing for everyone.
Hey Nick, great job. This film means so much to me but I didn't know how to accurately convey how it meant to me. You did an amazing job telling the emotional journey, which is pretty much I want to say. Thanks so much taking your time and summing up.
If you never feel anything negative then you won't truly understand the value of the positive. it's why despite the hard times the payoff always feels good in the end in comparison to quick gratification that leaves you hollow afterwards.
Hello Nick, Amazing Video, didn't see it till I became so obsessed with Inside Out, OMG did this movie make my head work! I loved just how deep it is, I saw it first on its release with my niece and I didn't really appreciate its true genious, which I did when I saw it again 2 weeks ago. It opens up many psychological and philosophical interpretations that I just found amazing, and helped me during my time of need, aswell as your video which helped me to understand it even more, so thank you. Truly
My most favourite one yet! Excellent production, Mark would be proud!!
+Brecon Dobbie God bless Mark! Thank you!
So powerful. Thank you. I am using this in my class. You are amazing.
omg you made me notice so many things I've missed in the movie! love the content, glad our P.E teacher sent this to us
keep up this phenomenal work!
This movie has a lot of good lessons for me.. Now i know its ok to be sad sometimes.☺ I learn a lot. ❤❤❤❤
Just watched this movie with my kids, i got that she was just growing up and letting go of her childhood, just like you've said. Good video
I didn’t like joy for half of film when I first watched this in middle school but as I got older. I realized Joy was never mean yeah she was annoying but to me she’s actually supposed to a representation of toxic positivity. Joy rarely let the other emotions have control over what Riley is feeling. Joy constantly had to take over because she needs to have Riley to be happy at all times even when she not supposed to be. Joy was also pretty selfish and inconsiderate to others especially sadness only wanting to maintain a happy smile. There nothing wrong with being happy or having a good time but when someone who isn’t happy or isn’t in the mood to smile and when you’re constantly trying to force someone to smile and continue to bother the person to be happy because you don’t want to acknowledge they’re sad. You can come off as really annoying and insensitive.
Joy is good but Sadness is understanding
Your work deserves so much more views
I filled up 10 buckets of my tears by watching thiz and now im going to fill 90 more with my upcominh failing grades :D
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i love this review and explanation as much as i love this movie
So is Riley in control, the movie from an external view makes it look like the emotions are in control but where's her consciousness? Where is Riley's inner voice making choices?
Shes the character and the character is the person, XD ur welcome
We dont have little people inside us making decisions
The movie made a metaphor for what Riley was feeling and thinking
She was always trying to stay happy and pushed away her sadness, this eventually backfired and it blocked both her joy and sadness
They also portrait the feeling of love with mix of feelings that's why its complicated to understand ❤
Love your videos man!! Especially the stuff on Pixar films. Would be great if you could do more on them because they offer so much for you to think about and therefore, more to analyze.
Sad memories make me happy, because they are memories. Happy memories make me sad, for the very same reason.
Thank you for this video and the breakdown of it and the emotions. This is a great video to show younger kids on emotions.
This made me cry😭😭😭😭 Thank you for the good cry.
The genius moment that broke me was seeing happiness cry
great video man!!! thanks a lot!! you deserve way more views :)
yep like two more
Thank you that was awesome ! 😿😄
dude your videos are all so well done and really professional, this is some great shit
+Lord Sassalot The 5th Wow, thank you so much my Lord! It's comments like this that make it all worth while!
+Nicholas Dobbie your work reminds me of nerdwriter1, I'm not sure if you know his stuff or not but I love what both of you are doing
+Lord Sassalot The 5th I LOVE the nerdwriter his stuff is incredible! So that's a huge compliment to be compared to him, thank you! I have more stuff on the way!
Dude, thank you so much for making this video. It helped me understand emotions a little better. It also made me cry 😢 a little, but it's important and ok to feel sad, right?
Very well done! Hope you'll get more views on your videos
+Florian Czmaiduch Thank you mate! As long as I have awesome comments - I don't mind!
I always cry at this movie!
I dont
I’m a young adult who still struggles with maturity and growing up and letting go...
AHHHHH this video has made me feel so many darned things. Thank you!
Only two emotions, sad and happy, CHOOSE!
This is deeper than the movie.. wow. :/
Not really, it just depends on how you perceived the movie.
Then you obv don't understand the movie lmao😂
I like this movie a lot, this gives me in idea to com up with my RPG maker game, I called Bumper Blocks for the Nintendo switch.
Most comprehensive!
The blue backpack could be the sadness she's carrying.
Nice video Nicholas
Nice, as usual, keep up the videos! 👍
+Raphael Bibas Thanks Raphael!
I don't know why this makes me cry
Omg this is so catharic, i am crying now.
Best reviewer in the industry 6/10
+Tom Lear You're too kind Tom!
+Nicholas Dobbie reported
Jimmy Durate - Smile would fit very well in this movie.
Awesome vid!
beautiful actual tears
+Ben Roughan Thank you mate!!!
Anythings called fake tears?
Subscribed.
Great video! X3
Who wants inside out 2?😍❤️
I want avenger infinity war 2
MR. ALLTITUDE I want insitity war 2
well, thanks for making me cry
Welcome bro
I always cry when bing bong desapeare.... 😭😭, in the movie or in TH-cam videos....
That's something that I made up and yes my emotions voices told me to do it, even I know joy gives idea to in anime RPG game that be mind blowing that's a lot more simalor to this Movie;-) :'( :-D
Leave things in the past and grow up?? Fuck that I’m going to keep watching childhood movies and playing nostalgic video games until I die
I love this
Yeah I think you looked a little too deep into some things that aren't necessarily a part of what you're claiming that inside out is about. My perspective is that everybody in the world has what I call a primary emotion hence the reason why dad has the angry primary mom has the said but Stern character leading headquarters. Riley Joy is her primary emotion which is why Joy is in charge. I think the point that you're really missing is that Joy matured understanding that all emotions are equal in importance in a person's life. Sadness was just being held back due to the extremes and Riley life. Think about this she's being uprooted from her home where she feels safe in Wisconsin. moving to San Francisco the unknown and she had expectations on what her house was going to look like what her room was going to look like and all of those were let down. Then the stress of her parents not getting along like they usually do. So really because of her emotional immaturity and not understanding life she's having a trouble with acceptance. Which if you go through being sad sometimes it's good to be able to look at things for what they are which is really what the character of sadness does Joy's not being silly Joy just doing her job and trying to keep things light hearted and in perspective. This is one of my favorite movies also but your take on it is kind of way off in left field in my opinion. Bing bong I believe is just one of those things that they used in the movie to accelerate the characters linking back too far memories from Riley childhood to kind of give us more of the background going back to my original thought that she's being taken out of her safe haven in Wisconsin
Not sure why, but I cried.
I laughed
ALLTITUDE lol
@@stxllr4687 Wait im confused are you makng fun of the name or are you just saying what I said is tru😂
How's the New Mic mate? Sounds good!
+Toby Stoddart So much better, makes a huge difference!
As someone who has dissociative issues this is hard to watch
I didn't want to cry but sure :)
This got me my crying hard😭
Oh thats cool dude i cried soft
aaaaaaaand subscribed!
Good man Nicholas good man
YA YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET
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I love you Rachel and I will always love you, Dear.
Then come depression, sadness and anger take control. Joy has already dead.
Joy already dead? more like english already dead!
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I just drinker my barf right when it came out
I would consider going to a doctor
The word HELP should be purple, not red, because the character Fear is purple.
Deep
MY EYES!!!
Inside out is 2015
Lol i cried
Lol very funny!
Get a dictionary and learn metaphor it's not that hard
Why does this guy sound like Kermit?
I honestly didn't like inside out as much as all the other Pixar movies
Why I thought it was the most memorable pixar film beacause of the lesson
I know your not mature enough for this
It was my favorite Pixar movie until Coco
Kinda boring bro
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