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Since nobody else has done this.

I liked this movie... it was cute.

I saw it yesterday, I loved it. Anger was definitely my favorite.

Im gonna see it.

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I saw it yesterday, I loved it. Anger was definitely my favorite.

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I was so happy about that tbh

Basically yeah

THAT PART BROKE ME

Anger is cool.

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I saw it yesterday, I loved it. Anger was definitely my favorite.

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I was so happy about that tbh

Basically yeah

THAT PART BROKE ME

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The part where she tried to run away or the death of dolphin cotton candy elephant cat man?

Anger is cool.

who's your friend that likes to play
spoiler alert, spoiler alert

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I saw it yesterday, I loved it. Anger was definitely my favorite.

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I was so happy about that tbh

Basically yeah

THAT PART BROKE ME

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The part where she tried to run away or the death of dolphin cotton candy elephant cat man?

Anger is cool.

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BING BONG'S DEATH
THAT BROKE ME
I WAS FINE
I WASNT CRYING
UNTIL THAT

who's your friend that likes to play
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spoilers above!

The movie is Pixar's best they've made besides Up of course. By far the best movie of the year.

You gotta admit, sadness is cute, in the adorable way.

Maybe, I like Amy Pohler and sadness is cute.

So maybe, IDK.

Never seen it.

Is it worth the time?

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Never seen it.

Is it worth the time?

Yes. It is fantastic.

.....

Just saw it today, it was amazing!

It's not really a movie I've been interested in seeing, because it looks like a re-hash of Pixar's other movies to me.

I'll probably go see it though to form an in-depth opinion on it, there may be something I'm missing here.

seeing it wensday can't wait

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It's not really a movie I've been interested in seeing, because it looks like a re-hash of Pixar's other movies to me.

I'll probably go see it though to form an in-depth opinion on it, there may be something I'm missing here.

You are really, really wrong about that.

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It's not really a movie I've been interested in seeing, because it looks like a re-hash of Pixar's other movies to me.

I'll probably go see it though to form an in-depth opinion on it, there may be something I'm missing here.

You are really, really wrong about that.

the trope of the inattentive dad

two main characters who don't like each other thrust out of their environment and now have to journey back to where they want to be at. ( toy story, finding nemo, up, )

main character tries to escape without sidekick only to result in it messing them up and then realizing their sidekick isn't as useless as previously thought. ( toy story again, finding nemo again, monsters inc, )

i will be seeing it soon though to see if it's actually not what i was expecting though, so my opinions will change.

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It's not really a movie I've been interested in seeing, because it looks like a re-hash of Pixar's other movies to me.

I'll probably go see it though to form an in-depth opinion on it, there may be something I'm missing here.

You are really, really wrong about that.

the trope of the inattentive dad

two main characters who don't like each other thrust out of their environment and now have to journey back to where they want to be at. ( toy story, finding nemo, up, )

main character tries to escape without sidekick only to result in it messing them up and then realizing their sidekick isn't as useless as previously thought. ( toy story again, finding nemo again, monsters inc, )

i will be seeing it soon though to see if it's actually not what i was expecting though, so my opinions will change.

By your logic, not only would all Pixar movies be "re-hashed", but most movies in general.

Inattentive dad? That trope can apply to Iron Man 2, Godzilla (2014), and a reversal of this trope can be seen in Pacific Rim.
Two characters with a dislike for each other go on a journey? Thor: The Dark World, Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, even in the upcoming Deadpool film, that'll be present.
Sidekick isn't as useless as they thought? Even that god awful Batman and Robin movie had that.

Those are just tropes. They're present in literally every movie. The Hero's Journey? That think everyone learns about in 6th grade literature class, and any Introduction to Film classes? That's the basis of nearly every story ever made, and that's widely considered a trope. All in all, this just boils down to common traits in most films, not "re-hashed" story. The advertising for Inside Out left actually a lot of the story out, and it probably will surprise you. There's a whole subplot (if you can call it that, it's really just as important and followed as the main storyline) in Inside Out featuring a very unique and compelling storyline, and I honestly think it was one of the best Disney or Pixar films produced. it provided a unique idea, very fun and engaging characters, and like the subject matter itself, it engages you on an emotional level. All those emotions in the film, like Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust? Save for disgust, Inside Out made me feel all of those. My girlfriend felt the same way, just switch anger with disgust.

If you consider films "unique" based on whether or not they use certain tropes, then I'm very sorry to say, hardly any film is unique by that standard. What makes films unique and enjoyable is the stories they present to you, and the characters you feel for.

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You are really, really wrong about that.

the trope of the inattentive dad

two main characters who don't like each other thrust out of their environment and now have to journey back to where they want to be at. ( toy story, finding nemo, up, )

main character tries to escape without sidekick only to result in it messing them up and then realizing their sidekick isn't as useless as previously thought. ( toy story again, finding nemo again, monsters inc, )

i will be seeing it soon though to see if it's actually not what i was expecting though, so my opinions will change.

By your logic, not only would all Pixar movies be "re-hashed", but most movies in general.

Inattentive dad? That trope can apply to Iron Man 2, Godzilla (2014), and a reversal of this trope can be seen in Pacific Rim.
Two characters with a dislike for each other go on a journey? Thor: The Dark World, Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, even in the upcoming Deadpool film, that'll be present.
Sidekick isn't as useless as they thought? Even that god awful Batman and Robin movie had that.

Those are just tropes. They're present in literally every movie. The Hero's Journey? That think everyone learns about in 6th grade literature class, and any Introduction to Film classes? That's the basis of nearly every story ever made, and that's widely considered a trope. All in all, this just boils down to common traits in most films, not "re-hashed" story. The advertising for Inside Out left actually a lot of the story out, and it probably will surprise you. There's a whole subplot (if you can call it that, it's really just as important and followed as the main storyline) in Inside Out featuring a very unique and compelling storyline, and I honestly think it was one of the best Disney or Pixar films produced. it provided a unique idea, very fun and engaging characters, and like the subject matter itself, it engages you on an emotional level. All those emotions in the film, like Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust? Save for disgust, Inside Out made me feel all of those. My girlfriend felt the same way, just switch anger with disgust.

If you consider films "unique" based on whether or not they use certain tropes, then I'm very sorry to say, hardly any film is unique by that standard. What makes films unique and enjoyable is the stories they present to you, and the characters you feel for.

true, true.

i'm hoping the film exceeds my expectations at the moment, there are and could be things in between that surprise me within the film.

HEADCANON TIME

So I watched this movie today and,


When I go to Disneyland Paris in a few days I'm gonna buy some Inside Out merch for sure.

Opinion time.

this time- opinions on all 5 emotions, plus the best imaginary friend.

spoilers tho.

ok my opinions

All in all I give this a 9.75/10 its the best Disney movie imo since Wreck it Ralph.

just saw the movie.

it def exceeded my expectations.

while it's not pixar's best, it's def one of their best.

almost cried at least twice during it, but had forty keks at the credit scenes

I cried so hard in this movie

I almost cried twice watching this film. definitely Pixar's best since Toy Story 3.

Just saw it today.

My favorite part:


My least favorite part:

I loved the movie even though it damaged me with feels.

It's pixars most okayest film.

Really forgettable in my opinion

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WHO'S YOUR BEST FRIEND THAT'S DEAD?

BING BONG BING BONG

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You sir, are messed up.

saw it in 3D with my dad, loved it

pixar's cobra unit

what are emotions like with somebody who has autisim? bipolar? OCD? plz answer pixar

Good amount of this is similar to my thoughts on the movie.

I really wanted to love it, but I just couldn't.


I hope when I see it for the second time I'll have a different perspective. I'm usually much more critical when I see a film the first time.

Very late to this topic, but I just saw the movie a few days ago and I really enjoyed it from beginning to end.

I can definitely understand why people didn't like the film, or found it way too similar to previous Pixar films in terms of how it played out and I do agree with that to an extent. Though it's not the concept I found so creative and great, it was the way they explored it and left barely any opportunities missed. Sure, I've seen this idea a few times before, but never before have it seen it been done this well. Predictable? Yes. But that didn't stop me from having an absolutely fantastic time watching it, just ahh. That message at the end though was the best part of the whole movie for me, preach that point Pixar! The characters felt a little flat, but they certainly weren't as one-dimensional as I initially thought they'd be, even if the main focus was on only two of the emotions. Not the best Pixar film in my opinion, but it's definitely up there as one of my favourites.

Also, Sadness is best.

Fear is bae.

This movie had the pacing of a goddamn turtle doing 5 MPH backwards on Interstate 90. It had some cute parts but other then this, there was nothing that really stuck out. I really didn't like Riley, I feel some of her islands could have had better names, like instead of making them sound like common likes, they could have been named after more personality themed things like instead of "Family" island it should have been "family oriented" island or "Sporty" island instead of "Hockey" island. I feel like the only two islands that are personality traits are in fact, goofball and honesty island. This made Riley seem very flat, with no real flaw to her. Not only this but the emotions were kinda flat as well, but they were likable at least. I also really liked the deigns, they fit the emotions well. The imaginary character got a little annoying after a while, hell, I don't even remember his name. He just kinda felt forced upon the audience, just so we could get a heartfelt moment. I guess. To be honest, I saw it coming. And when it did come, well, I was like "lol, k" and moved on.

But then agian, I'm a really nitpickey mother****er.

I stinking L-O-V-E this movie!

• It has a creative feel
  
• Riley is cool
  
• the emotions are awesome!
  
• Joy, Disgust, and Sadness are too gosh-darn cute!
  
• this knows when to be funny and when to be heartwarming
  
• I heard this movie can help people with autism out
  
• Talk about a good moral
  
• I love it! (do I need another reason)
  

Sorry Finding Nemo, you've been replaced as my favorite Pixar movie, but don't worry. You'll be in second!


FTW

unpopular opinions yo

also SpyroBaro go sit in a corner and think about what you just said

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Sadness annoyed the living daylights outta me and Joy is my favourite character

unpopular opinions yo

also SpyroBaro go sit in a corner and think about what you just said

The entire cast is annoying and what they say and do is extremely predictable, so I guess I just flat out hate the entire film? IDK.

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I stinking L-O-V-E this movie!

• It has a creative feel
  
• Riley is cool
  
• the emotions are awesome!
  
• Joy, Disgust, and Sadness are too gosh-darn cute! :)
  
• this knows when to be funny and when to be heartwarming
  
• I heard this movie can help people with autism out
  
• Talk about a good moral
  
• I love it! (do I need another reason)
  

Sorry Finding Nemo, you've been replaced as my favorite Pixar movie, but don't worry. You'll be in second!


:astroblast::nightfall: FTW

why do you insist on bumping topics that have been dead for almost a year or more

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I stinking L-O-V-E this movie!

• It has a creative feel
  
• Riley is cool
  
• the emotions are awesome!
  
• Joy, Disgust, and Sadness are too gosh-darn cute!
  
• this knows when to be funny and when to be heartwarming
  
• I heard this movie can help people with autism out
  
• Talk about a good moral
  
• I love it! (do I need another reason)
  

Sorry Finding Nemo, you've been replaced as my favorite Pixar movie, but don't worry. You'll be in second!


FTW

why do you insist on bumping topics that have been dead for almost a year or more

we should have let the topic about shaming amy poehler stay dead