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Inside Out

Wow, that was an incredible movie! Really beautiful!
The animation was really pretty, the music was sweet, and the characters were great!
There were a few cheesy parts, but those were pretty funny! The whole theater laughed a lot, it was really great!
The art style switched up in a few parts, which makes the animation even more unique, the references to the brain and its functions and all the metaphors, it was really great!

For some reason I teared up a BUNCH. This movie wasn't even that drastic but it was just so relatable that I pretty much had a waterfall full of tears down my face!
SO MANY FEELS

and Pixar finally didn't repeat things like they would with a character, they just.. ahem.. "let it go" for once, which was surprising, but a good refreshing taste of the "gone" concept (don't want to spoil it so I'm keeping it as simple as possible to explain)

SPOILERS BELOW!!!
My favorite scene was when the blue sadness memory core starts to roll up to the mainframe and Joy starts to panic, trying to grab it before it can create a new personality world, and Sadness intervenes and tells her she can't take it, its an important core.
Joy is surprisingly a very complex character. She may seem all positive and great, but in the end she really does kinda break it down and she realizes that her emotion is more of a denial, and that Sadness is actually really important. She learns from Sadness, and accepts the fact that she can't keep Riley happy forever. She realizes that when the emotions work together, personality islands grow in massive quantities, and helps Riley grow as a person.
Joy finally lets things go, relinquishing her grip on Riley's memories, and lets the other emotions be more apart of things.

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It was a great movie, you all should definitely go see it. Very inspiring and beautiful.

Joy, Sadness, Disgust, Fear, Anger (C) Inside Out (C) Pixar

Description
Inside Out

Wow, that was an incredible movie! Really beautiful!
The animation was really pretty, the music was sweet, and the characters were great!
There were a few cheesy parts, but those were pretty funny! The whole theater laughed a lot, it was really great!
The art style switched up in a few parts, which makes the animation even more unique, the references to the brain and its functions and all the metaphors, it was really great!

For some reason I teared up a BUNCH. This movie wasn't even that drastic but it was just so relatable that I pretty much had a waterfall full of tears down my face!
SO MANY FEELS

and Pixar finally didn't repeat things like they would with a character, they just.. ahem.. "let it go" for once, which was surprising, but a good refreshing taste of the "gone" concept (don't want to spoil it so I'm keeping it as simple as possible to explain)

SPOILERS BELOW!!!
My favorite scene was when the blue sadness memory core starts to roll up to the mainframe and Joy starts to panic, trying to grab it before it can create a new personality world, and Sadness intervenes and tells her she can't take it, its an important core.
Joy is surprisingly a very complex character. She may seem all positive and great, but in the end she really does kinda break it down and she realizes that her emotion is more of a denial, and that Sadness is actually really important. She learns from Sadness, and accepts the fact that she can't keep Riley happy forever. She realizes that when the emotions work together, personality islands grow in massive quantities, and helps Riley grow as a person.
Joy finally lets things go, relinquishing her grip on Riley's memories, and lets the other emotions be more apart of things.

~~~~~~~~

It was a great movie, you all should definitely go see it. Very inspiring and beautiful.

Joy, Sadness, Disgust, Fear, Anger (C) Inside Out (C) Pixar