I think this movie was really about how all emotions are needed. 'Toxic Positivity' was a big theme too, especially with Joy always wanting Riley to be happy. Sure, happiness is good, but the other emotions are just as important. This also ties into the 'duo core memories' at the end, as Riley becomes older, she becomes more complicated. Also, the sequel got a trailer some time ago.
Yeah, Joy used to be very controlling. She wanted Riley to be always happy. That's what caused the events of the movie. But even if she sent the core memories, that wouldn't solve the issue, since Joy would still not be there and, since she wouldn't be there, Riley wouldn't be able to be happy.
@@rafaelmatos5851yeah. I’m pretty sure most of the islands wouldn’t have even worked without joy regardless if the core memories were there. You have to be happy to be goofy, same thing for friendship, etc.
Personally I think it’s interesting how everyone has a different leading emotion. The dad’s leading emotion is anger and her mom’s leading emotion is sadness. It quietly tells us that theirs no purely good emotion and that no emotion is always correct. Dads anger is a more authoritative force and Moms sadness is a much more gentle leader. Joy leads everyone to a colorful and adventurous life but is afraid to let that color fade for even a moment.
You know, the lead emotion says everything about a person's main personality trait. Riley's lead emotion is Joy, what makes sense, since Riley is normally a very happy girl. Not just that, but you can see that her emotions all fight over the control of the console, representing how a kid's emotions run wild, while an adult has more control. Her mother's lead emotion is Sadness to show that she is a very compassive and empathic person. Meanwhile, her father's lead emotion is Anger to show his more strict side, seen also the more militaristic style his mind has, where the other emotions address Anger as "sir", as if he is a general.
This movie did a great job of making Joy look like the good guy and slowly peeling back the layers to show that they were all there for a reason and each of them provide a different type of motivation.
Ngl the scene towards the end when Riley is crying with her parents because she misses Minnesota never fails to make me cry, and I don’t usually cry during movies, but it hits especially hard for me because I was going through a rough time moving somewhere new where I didn’t have any friends 😥
I've always interpreted sadness's unique effect on past memories to be a sort of nostalgia. Reflecting on past happiness can make you sad. If the cause of the change was different, it's possible other emotions would change them... Like, a terrible hockey accident might lead to fear changing the memories of past play, a betrayal might give this to anger or disgust, who similarly might feel compelled to touch the memories
If you're a parent, watch this show with your kid. It creates a language that you can use to draw them out. "When you did that, what emotion did you think was in control? When that happened, what color was that memory ball?" These are hard to explain for a kid, but this show gives them the ability to describe where they're at and how they feel.
@@Epiccatboi Okay? messages positive or negative can be in them it happens all the time, literally five different people working with kids teachers or therapists ive seen through videos about inside out are showing them to kids because it's a good way to explain emotions, it's really simple for them to understand, i don't get the point of your commnt
Zanna, also known as Imaginary Friends, are a type of creature that act as guides and guardian angels to children in need of them. They do so under the guise of being a child's imaginary friend for as long as the child needs them, but once the child no longer needs them, the Zanna leaves and moves on to another child.
Great movie! Great message as well that it's not only ok to be sad sometimes, it's necessary. The emotions becoming unable to use the controls is also a really, really good simplified explanation for depression, hits very close to home.
Tbh this movie still resonates with me till tbks day. At a young age, right after i started having close friends and establishing my joy of school, my parents moved my family back to tbeir hometown, a COMPLETE DIFFERENT COUNTRY. it took me so much to enjoy it and i smiled despite my heart breaking as i recalled my friends. It was when i entered school did i realise i lost everything i had started to love and bursted out cryiny. I was fortunate a few classmates could speak in english (2nd graders and eng is this countries 2nd language) and they made me get through the day and i started to get better. Moving is a really hard things but parents need to understand its harder upon the kids as theyre developing memories. This movie helped me so much to understand my internal hatred at them for moving away.
This movie and watching Bluey have honestly made me and my husband more cooperative and understanding parents. Our daughter is turning four soon and helping her regulate and understand her emotions has been rewarding in comparison to how our guardians raised us. Not only kids but us parents have been benefiting from films/shows like these and i love it ❤
I love that for you ❤ I'm so glad we have movies/shows like this for parents to learn about parenting tips that don't involve using fear/violence to make the kid behave and easier to deal with.. it always makes me sad/anxious when I see people react to this movie and say things like "if I did that I wouldn't be here" or "if I ever did that I'd be black and blue", especially when it's said in such a way that the reactor seems to think that's the better way to handle it.
Your commentary was PRISTINE! You really were understanding the undertones of what they were trying to get across. A few extra tid bits: +Mom's commanding emotion (like joy was with Riley) was sadness and Dad's was Anger- a commentary about Men and Woman's -stereotypical- way of dealing with life (not saying its true) +We all have imaginary friends that seemed so real to us when we are children that fade away until we know that we did... but we cant remember them anymore +The controller grows as Riley grows. The move starts and its tiny, then she hits childhood and theres space for more than one emotion, now shes in preteens where all of the 5 emotions can have a space +lastly- just like all Pixar movies there are tooooons of easter eggs to their other movies! so glad you liked this! Cant wait for number 2!
Slight correction to your first point, characters shown in the credits sequences all have different leading emotions (emo girl has fear, clown guy has joy, dog has joy, cat looks like fear but is probably disgust as most of its memories are green) It's likely then that Mrs. Andersen's leading emotion is Sadness because she is more empathetic and compassionate; Mr. Andersen's leading emotion is Anger because he is more headstrong and concerned about fairness.
So the memories turn sad when she touches them because that's how Riley honestly feels about them. She's experienced a significantchange in her life. And she's growing up. For a child, losing those aspects of her childhood is a significant loss. There's a sadness attached to the fact those days are over. And she needs to accept that pain and process through it, not run from it. It doesn't mean she loses everything she was before, but rather it's the pathway towards growth. In the end, she winds up with new islands of Family and Hockey for example, but with new core memories shaping those. Oh and on the distance thing. So, distances in the USA can be a bit hard to convey wuth just numbers if you don't live in a very large nation like Canada, Russia, China, or Brazil. So to give a sense of scale, the travel distance between Austin, Texas and San Francisco, California (~1760 miles) is just a little bit greater than the distance between Edinburgh, Scotland and Belgrade, Serbia (~1700 miles). It's about 26 hours by car. So yeah, pretty far.
INSIDE OUT 2 IN CINEMA IN 11 DAYS I'M SO EXCITED!! The first movie was a big part of my childhood, my mom even says it's the nicest movie she's ever watched✌️
24:12 "what do you do?" Hopefully try to respond to your kid, not with your own emotions, but with understanding. Kids don't act out because they want to be bad kids. They want to fulfil their needs. Often overlooked needs by parents are play and attention, because they aren't as urgent as food and water. And parents often attempt to punish acting out for attention with less attention or negative attention, and it usually doesn't stop the acting out, because the need is for positive attention and interaction with a caregiver. Once your kid can talk, you can teach him that it's okay to say something like, "can you pay attention to me please?" (usually "look at me!" as a toddler, but that need doesn't go away after toddlerhood) and when to say it. I wish I had a way to say, "I'm struggling with my patience right now," or some kind of code word arranged a head of time, when I was little and my mom would get caught chatting with someone at the supermarket. It probably would've gotten my mom out of conversations she wasn't interested in, too. Whatever the situation, if you stay calm and think before you speak, you're far more likely to feel like you were successful after the interaction. If you get worked up and throw out words or punishments you don't mean, you've lost no matter what the kid did. "I need to think it over and discuss this with your mother. We'll talk later", was my "wait till your father gets home." It allowed my parents to discuss and consider an appropriate punishment that was as close to whatever I did as possible.
The reason Joy doesn't try to send the Core Memories is that she fears that they would change into Angry, Fearful or Disgusted memories and since they don't know how to fix them back they seem to be stuck in that state for who knows how long, Joy doesn't want to risk that. Probably certain memories only can at certain times because Fear managed to recall all the hockey memories and they didn't change emotions when he touched them (though they didn't get stuck since the Core Memory Vault only can keep Core Memories and not just any memory, so it didn't work).
Talking is very important, and this movie gives children the tools to express what they want to say. It helps them understand complicated concepts like "Core Memories" "Dreams" and etc
The guards Dave and Frank (those who guard the unconcious) are voiced by long-time Muppeteers Frank Oz (Fozzie Bear, Miss Piggy, Animal, Sam the Eagle, Cookie Monster, Grover and Yoda from Star Wars) and Dave Goelz (Gonzo, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, Zoot, Beaugard and Waldorf after Jim Henson's death, also the current voice of Figment from Epcot theme park) respectively. Oz also voiced Fungus in Monsters, Inc. which was also directed by Pete Docter.
Love this movie can’t wait for Inside Out 2 n I love the fact this movie was based in SF i’m from Oakland literally across the bridge n seeing movies based out here I still be hyped 😂
Inever understood the hate that sadness got, even before I watched the whole movie. I guess it's because it would be sort of my leading emotion and the one that best helped me adapt growing up, because, yeah, expressing that you're sad is necessary and it helps you get help, because if others can see you're struggling, then they can help. And sadness was always being interrupted and cut off by joy so that also always bothered me. I hate when people interrupt each other during a conversation. And sadness clearly felt the need to do something, but joy wouldn't let her. It's a miracle sadness hadn't exploded earlier. Edit to add: also sadness is super autistic coded and joy babying her and "being exhausted" because she has to "deal with her" never sit right with me. Like, joy, literally nobody told you you were in charge.
As a person going through depression. I think this movie is meant to depict what depression is like among a few other things but it seems like manly a depiction of depression.
Yeah, that thing of Joy not trying to send the core memories up like the gum commercial is a plot hole a lot of people point to. Maybe there IS a reason, either technical or character-wise (like maybe she doesn't want to separate from them or maybe she doesn't trust them to go through the regular memory trail) but the movie makes no attempt at explaining it and that makes it a plot hole.
I’ve woken up from a happy dream before. Happens all the time. 😂😂😂 and I was upset cause I wanted to finish it and tried to go back to sleep to continue it.
Inside out 1 emotions: Blue: sadness Yellow: joy Red: anger Light purple: fear Green: disgust Purplish pinkish: bing bong Inside out 2 emotions: purple: ennui/boredom Pink: embarrassment Light blue: envy Orange: anxiety [this one is basically just fear] Inside out 1 and 2 human: Riley
15:21 "If I ever told my parents to shut up, I'm black and blue." Reminds me of Russell Peters standup comedy of how colored parents and white parents treat their kids. lmao
wait, now im thinking, joy on the end learned that ryle emotions don't need to be all of hapyness, if that apply to us too? we remember our past with nostalgia, because our joy was like her on the begining, and now we think that our lives were more good back there because of joy, who made all of our moments happy moments
I just realized that Joy is the only emotion that have all the emotions in her behaviors : she cries, she is scared, annoyed, disgusted All of the other emotions are set on who there are and joy wishing to control everything played way more than her role : inducing toxic positivity
Anger was blaming the hawaiians for ruining pizza as a referene to pinapple pizza which some don't like and believe pineapple shouldn't be on pizza (it's my favorite, though). In reality it wasn't a hawaiian who made the Hawaiian pizza but a candian.
if i think about my teen years and what kind of parenting I had during those years, i wished i just had patient parents. So thats what ill be when I have my own children
19:52 - Remember that friend is all the way in Minnesota. Riley's in San Francisco and hasn't made any friends there yet, and had gotten off to a bad start at school. So yes. For one friend. It makes sense.
“that is not the foot down” “that is light” well what do you expect? it’s a disney pixar movie meant for children. it’s not gonna have violence like that.
31:17 Yes and no, Texas is huge and so is CA, so they are technically close in terms of states, but San Fransisco is far north of CA, so it is roughly 1000 miles (1609 km) just to get to the border of Texas by car, then it depends where in Texas you are going, it is huge though so could be another 400 miles?
The most likely places the van went are Austin, Dalas, or Houston. Which will add 700 to 900 additional miles. Austin to San Francisco is about 1760 miles.
The reason we have a hard time seeing Bing bong's death scene or him disappearing it triggers us because deep down inside we all once imagine a friend to be in our lives. And to us they were real and we all had a wonderful childhood. At least in my case I know that's why this scene hit me so hard I remember my imaginary friend and it's kind of like those small memories you don't think about, but they do still exist inside us somewhere in our hearts and memories. But the emotions are a lot but Sadness is correct sadness is needed in our lives weather we can relate to or not is up to other people but to me I can see how Sadness can make us show Empathy for others and also bring in help when we need it, because when your sad it's the time most try to listen. if you try to hide all your emotions like Joy tries to do, it's not a good thing, in that case it's kind of toxic in my opinion because you can't live your life like that, and the reasons Sandess is reacting this way, it's because Raily's body is changing, and her moving away caused the emotions to become stronger and more mixed of confusion and sadness.
I love your reaction videos man, I think I've been binge watching them for like a week now hahah. So excited for Inside Out 2, I can already smell the drama😂
I cried during a test in 8th grade because of my Tourett's 😅 nobody new about it, the teachers don't even care to see if you have even a 504(I should know I have one lmao)
"...why the Hawaiians?..." Like she mistakenly thought the "Golden Gate Bridge" would be made of gold, she thinks "Hawaiian pizza" was invented by Hawaiians (or that it's common there). It was, in fact, invented by Canadians. It's _called_ 'Hawaiian' because, in addition to the sauce and cheese, it uses pineapple and ham as toppings. Many people hate this, specifically the pineapple. _I_ think they're crazy. Pineapple on pizza is _awesome_ (as long at you use halfway decent pineapple). So is pear. Other fruits don't work as well, though I imagine apple might, _if_ you get an extremely sweet variety or perhaps use dehydrated apple. Mixing salty and sweet together has always been a fairly common hit. You can't even make a _cake_ without salt. But many people have this notion of pizza as a purely salty/savory thing and can't get on board with one that has sweetness to it. "...is Texas far from San Francisco..." They went from somewhere in Minnesota to San Franciso. We'll presume Minneapolis (the capital). That's a trip of 1569 miles or 2525 kilometers. If the truck went to Houston (capital of Texs), it's now 1616 miles or 2601 kilometers away. Houston is 1058 miles or 1702 kilometers from Minneapolis. In other words the truck was _supposed_ to go from the mid north-East of the country to the far west of the country, but instead went almost directly south instead. Or, to give you an idea of how ridiculous it is since I _think_ you're in the U.K., this would be like if they moved from Norwich to Edinburgh and are now finding out that their furniture and stuff has somehow ended up in Cardiff. Obviously with the distances being much longer since, y'know, the U.K. is _much_ smaller. "...Disney, man..." Pixar, specifically. Yes, Disney owns Pixar at this point, but the Pixar team has, for a _while_ now, been masters of hitting you right in the heart so you can feel every emotion. ... Which seems appropriate for this movie. "...they're like happy memories but you're sad about it..." I think you have it exactly, but... I'm not sure. Basically she's recontextualizing the memory. It _was_ a happy memory, but because it's taken away it's now a source of sadness. Like how when you lose something (or someone), memories of it can make you sad. Great reaction! Have a nice day!
I feel like Joy isn’t toxic positivity… Yes she was controlling but she just wanted Joy to be happy and Goofball Island shows that as one of her personality traits so she’s mostly Joyful and Joy also lets the other emotions control sometimes it’s just Riley’s life story is happy and rainbows till the plot where she moved to San Francisco and that’s when Joy isn’t always needed
Joy lets the others control because she understands what their purpose is. She doesn't understand why Sadness exists. In the beginning of the movie, she introduces every emotion and what they do except for Sadness. -Fear keeps them alive.a -Disgust keeps them from getting poisoned. -Anger makes sure things are fair. When it came to Sadness, she says "well, I don't really know what she does." It wasn't until she was down in the pit with Bing Bong that she realized that: "Mom and Dad came to help because of Sadness."
Fun fact: He was watching a different version of the movie! The scene where we enter dad’s mind, he’s watching football. But in the American version of the movie, he’s watching hockey! Not sure what version he’s watching, but little fun fact I know…!
This Guy IS a genious i never througth of that they could send thé core thé other émotions don t change them liké sadness maybe because joy doesn t know what could happen but that s a great Idea Ur actualy 10000000 IQ
Who agrees with me one being bong jumps off and then when she says Bing bong, we did it. Bing bong bing bong. Yeah ha ha you made it. Ha ha ha go go save Riley. Ha ha ha is the most saddest part.
I think this movie was really about how all emotions are needed. 'Toxic Positivity' was a big theme too, especially with Joy always wanting Riley to be happy. Sure, happiness is good, but the other emotions are just as important. This also ties into the 'duo core memories' at the end, as Riley becomes older, she becomes more complicated.
Also, the sequel got a trailer some time ago.
well said.
I think the only reason joy didn’t send up the memory near the beginning is that she’s afraid that the other emotions would change it like sadness
Yeah, Joy used to be very controlling. She wanted Riley to be always happy. That's what caused the events of the movie. But even if she sent the core memories, that wouldn't solve the issue, since Joy would still not be there and, since she wouldn't be there, Riley wouldn't be able to be happy.
@@rafaelmatos5851yeah. I’m pretty sure most of the islands wouldn’t have even worked without joy regardless if the core memories were there. You have to be happy to be goofy, same thing for friendship, etc.
If you don't be sad everyone will think your fine so sometimes in life express sadness
It's called "toxic positivity."
Personally I think it’s interesting how everyone has a different leading emotion. The dad’s leading emotion is anger and her mom’s leading emotion is sadness. It quietly tells us that theirs no purely good emotion and that no emotion is always correct. Dads anger is a more authoritative force and Moms sadness is a much more gentle leader. Joy leads everyone to a colorful and adventurous life but is afraid to let that color fade for even a moment.
You know, the lead emotion says everything about a person's main personality trait. Riley's lead emotion is Joy, what makes sense, since Riley is normally a very happy girl. Not just that, but you can see that her emotions all fight over the control of the console, representing how a kid's emotions run wild, while an adult has more control. Her mother's lead emotion is Sadness to show that she is a very compassive and empathic person. Meanwhile, her father's lead emotion is Anger to show his more strict side, seen also the more militaristic style his mind has, where the other emotions address Anger as "sir", as if he is a general.
This movie did a great job of making Joy look like the good guy and slowly peeling back the layers to show that they were all there for a reason and each of them provide a different type of motivation.
"she has a ginger friend, bless her" LMFAO 😭
Hahahaha
idk what he means by that but its still funny
@@gilnahnu
Apparently Brits look down on red-haired people from some reason. (Actually we all know the reason, see all of British/Irish history)
im a ginger 😣🤯🤯🤯
I was looking for someone mentionin this 😭😭
Ngl the scene towards the end when Riley is crying with her parents because she misses Minnesota never fails to make me cry, and I don’t usually cry during movies, but it hits especially hard for me because I was going through a rough time moving somewhere new where I didn’t have any friends 😥
ayo finding out that you‘re a dad just made my entire day
That was literally me a couple month ago 😂
Wait he's a dad????
@@youngbeauty6591Yeah and he said he’s gonna be 1 years old in 2 months, I think it was around when Riley’s dad told her to go to her room
@WaffIeeee thanks for correcting me
@WaffIeeee you’re at 27 subs now
I've always interpreted sadness's unique effect on past memories to be a sort of nostalgia. Reflecting on past happiness can make you sad. If the cause of the change was different, it's possible other emotions would change them... Like, a terrible hockey accident might lead to fear changing the memories of past play, a betrayal might give this to anger or disgust, who similarly might feel compelled to touch the memories
If you think about it that's why JOY was literally tearing up and also she had blue hair as well..
So like it makes sense
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@@ginglynnlagrew9056bro what
If you're a parent, watch this show with your kid. It creates a language that you can use to draw them out. "When you did that, what emotion did you think was in control? When that happened, what color was that memory ball?" These are hard to explain for a kid, but this show gives them the ability to describe where they're at and how they feel.
This is a movie
@@Epiccatboi Okay? messages positive or negative can be in them it happens all the time, literally five different people working with kids teachers or therapists ive seen through videos about inside out are showing them to kids because it's a good way to explain emotions, it's really simple for them to understand, i don't get the point of your commnt
@@mar420.74 Exactly
@@Epiccatboibi- what!? Are u trying to agree that this is good or not???
This movie was very emotional for me. It showed just how much sadness is needed. (And other emotions too.) This is a great childhood movie of mine.
The scene where bing bong fades away will always be the saddest part in this movie for me 😭 36:21
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I wondered where the Roblox video was from!
I love how in the uk they change the football playing in the dads head to soccer in his head bc that’s the more known sport in the uk
Zanna, also known as Imaginary Friends, are a type of creature that act as guides and guardian angels to children in need of them. They do so under the guise of being a child's imaginary friend for as long as the child needs them, but once the child no longer needs them, the Zanna leaves and moves on to another child.
Great movie! Great message as well that it's not only ok to be sad sometimes, it's necessary. The emotions becoming unable to use the controls is also a really, really good simplified explanation for depression, hits very close to home.
something i noticed as a kid while watching was that riley’s main emotion is joy, the mothers is sadness, and the fathers is anger.
2:25 Fact: They reused Boo's screams from Monsters Inc for young Riley. Also young Riley got credited as Mary Gibbs, the voicer of Boo
Tbh this movie still resonates with me till tbks day. At a young age, right after i started having close friends and establishing my joy of school, my parents moved my family back to tbeir hometown, a COMPLETE DIFFERENT COUNTRY. it took me so much to enjoy it and i smiled despite my heart breaking as i recalled my friends. It was when i entered school did i realise i lost everything i had started to love and bursted out cryiny. I was fortunate a few classmates could speak in english (2nd graders and eng is this countries 2nd language) and they made me get through the day and i started to get better.
Moving is a really hard things but parents need to understand its harder upon the kids as theyre developing memories. This movie helped me so much to understand my internal hatred at them for moving away.
This movie and watching Bluey have honestly made me and my husband more cooperative and understanding parents. Our daughter is turning four soon and helping her regulate and understand her emotions has been rewarding in comparison to how our guardians raised us. Not only kids but us parents have been benefiting from films/shows like these and i love it ❤
I love that for you ❤ I'm so glad we have movies/shows like this for parents to learn about parenting tips that don't involve using fear/violence to make the kid behave and easier to deal with.. it always makes me sad/anxious when I see people react to this movie and say things like "if I did that I wouldn't be here" or "if I ever did that I'd be black and blue", especially when it's said in such a way that the reactor seems to think that's the better way to handle it.
Your commentary was PRISTINE! You really were understanding the undertones of what they were trying to get across. A few extra tid bits:
+Mom's commanding emotion (like joy was with Riley) was sadness and Dad's was Anger- a commentary about Men and Woman's -stereotypical- way of dealing with life (not saying its true)
+We all have imaginary friends that seemed so real to us when we are children that fade away until we know that we did... but we cant remember them anymore
+The controller grows as Riley grows. The move starts and its tiny, then she hits childhood and theres space for more than one emotion, now shes in preteens where all of the 5 emotions can have a space
+lastly- just like all Pixar movies there are tooooons of easter eggs to their other movies!
so glad you liked this! Cant wait for number 2!
Slight correction to your first point, characters shown in the credits sequences all have different leading emotions (emo girl has fear, clown guy has joy, dog has joy, cat looks like fear but is probably disgust as most of its memories are green)
It's likely then that Mrs. Andersen's leading emotion is Sadness because she is more empathetic and compassionate; Mr. Andersen's leading emotion is Anger because he is more headstrong and concerned about fairness.
So the memories turn sad when she touches them because that's how Riley honestly feels about them. She's experienced a significantchange in her life. And she's growing up. For a child, losing those aspects of her childhood is a significant loss. There's a sadness attached to the fact those days are over. And she needs to accept that pain and process through it, not run from it. It doesn't mean she loses everything she was before, but rather it's the pathway towards growth. In the end, she winds up with new islands of Family and Hockey for example, but with new core memories shaping those.
Oh and on the distance thing. So, distances in the USA can be a bit hard to convey wuth just numbers if you don't live in a very large nation like Canada, Russia, China, or Brazil. So to give a sense of scale, the travel distance between Austin, Texas and San Francisco, California (~1760 miles) is just a little bit greater than the distance between Edinburgh, Scotland and Belgrade, Serbia (~1700 miles). It's about 26 hours by car.
So yeah, pretty far.
The fact that this movie is almost 10 years old now and he’s just recently reacting to it is refreshing and I’m remembering when I first watched it
Yup number 2 is about puberty and when new emotions appear!
INSIDE OUT 2 IN CINEMA IN 11 DAYS I'M SO EXCITED!! The first movie was a big part of my childhood, my mom even says it's the nicest movie she's ever watched✌️
24:12 "what do you do?"
Hopefully try to respond to your kid, not with your own emotions, but with understanding. Kids don't act out because they want to be bad kids. They want to fulfil their needs. Often overlooked needs by parents are play and attention, because they aren't as urgent as food and water. And parents often attempt to punish acting out for attention with less attention or negative attention, and it usually doesn't stop the acting out, because the need is for positive attention and interaction with a caregiver. Once your kid can talk, you can teach him that it's okay to say something like, "can you pay attention to me please?" (usually "look at me!" as a toddler, but that need doesn't go away after toddlerhood) and when to say it. I wish I had a way to say, "I'm struggling with my patience right now," or some kind of code word arranged a head of time, when I was little and my mom would get caught chatting with someone at the supermarket. It probably would've gotten my mom out of conversations she wasn't interested in, too.
Whatever the situation, if you stay calm and think before you speak, you're far more likely to feel like you were successful after the interaction. If you get worked up and throw out words or punishments you don't mean, you've lost no matter what the kid did. "I need to think it over and discuss this with your mother. We'll talk later", was my "wait till your father gets home." It allowed my parents to discuss and consider an appropriate punishment that was as close to whatever I did as possible.
The reason Joy doesn't try to send the Core Memories is that she fears that they would change into Angry, Fearful or Disgusted memories and since they don't know how to fix them back they seem to be stuck in that state for who knows how long, Joy doesn't want to risk that. Probably certain memories only can at certain times because Fear managed to recall all the hockey memories and they didn't change emotions when he touched them (though they didn't get stuck since the Core Memory Vault only can keep Core Memories and not just any memory, so it didn't work).
Talking is very important, and this movie gives children the tools to express what they want to say.
It helps them understand complicated concepts like "Core Memories" "Dreams" and etc
The way I started bawling my eyes out when the mixed core came out
The guards Dave and Frank (those who guard the unconcious) are voiced by long-time Muppeteers Frank Oz (Fozzie Bear, Miss Piggy, Animal, Sam the Eagle, Cookie Monster, Grover and Yoda from Star Wars) and Dave Goelz (Gonzo, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, Zoot, Beaugard and Waldorf after Jim Henson's death, also the current voice of Figment from Epcot theme park) respectively. Oz also voiced Fungus in Monsters, Inc. which was also directed by Pete Docter.
19:09 Omg I just now realized that! They could have totally had the workers send up the core memories!
Love this movie can’t wait for Inside Out 2 n I love the fact this movie was based in SF i’m from Oakland literally across the bridge n seeing movies based out here I still be hyped 😂
Inever understood the hate that sadness got, even before I watched the whole movie. I guess it's because it would be sort of my leading emotion and the one that best helped me adapt growing up, because, yeah, expressing that you're sad is necessary and it helps you get help, because if others can see you're struggling, then they can help. And sadness was always being interrupted and cut off by joy so that also always bothered me. I hate when people interrupt each other during a conversation. And sadness clearly felt the need to do something, but joy wouldn't let her. It's a miracle sadness hadn't exploded earlier. Edit to add: also sadness is super autistic coded and joy babying her and "being exhausted" because she has to "deal with her" never sit right with me. Like, joy, literally nobody told you you were in charge.
As a person going through depression. I think this movie is meant to depict what depression is like among a few other things but it seems like manly a depiction of depression.
Yeah, that thing of Joy not trying to send the core memories up like the gum commercial is a plot hole a lot of people point to.
Maybe there IS a reason, either technical or character-wise (like maybe she doesn't want to separate from them or maybe she doesn't trust them to go through the regular memory trail) but the movie makes no attempt at explaining it and that makes it a plot hole.
I’ve woken up from a happy dream before. Happens all the time. 😂😂😂 and I was upset cause I wanted to finish it and tried to go back to sleep to continue it.
Best way to explain toxic positivity and depression ❤
Inside out 1 emotions: Blue: sadness
Yellow: joy
Red: anger
Light purple: fear
Green: disgust
Purplish pinkish: bing bong
Inside out 2 emotions: purple: ennui/boredom
Pink: embarrassment
Light blue: envy
Orange: anxiety [this one is basically just fear]
Inside out 1 and 2 human: Riley
Why is Bing Bong included he's not an emotional?
15:21 "If I ever told my parents to shut up, I'm black and blue."
Reminds me of Russell Peters standup comedy of how colored parents and white parents treat their kids. lmao
wait, now im thinking, joy on the end learned that ryle emotions don't need to be all of hapyness, if that apply to us too?
we remember our past with nostalgia, because our joy was like her on the begining, and now we think that our lives were more good back there because of joy, who made all of our moments happy moments
I just realized that Joy is the only emotion that have all the emotions in her behaviors : she cries, she is scared, annoyed, disgusted
All of the other emotions are set on who there are and joy wishing to control everything played way more than her role : inducing toxic positivity
You forgot that all of them feels all the emotions
Anger was blaming the hawaiians for ruining pizza as a referene to pinapple pizza which some don't like and believe pineapple shouldn't be on pizza (it's my favorite, though). In reality it wasn't a hawaiian who made the Hawaiian pizza but a candian.
if i think about my teen years and what kind of parenting I had during those years, i wished i just had patient parents. So thats what ill be when I have my own children
This movie is just brilliant
I’d like to formally apologise to my emotions… they’ve seen some shit.
😂😂😂
Still hoping for a Megamind movie reaction
yes please
Imagine watching Inside Out but we only see from the outside Riley's head perspective, that would be a generic family movie ngl.
19:38 if they touch it, the core memories will change
19:52 - Remember that friend is all the way in Minnesota. Riley's in San Francisco and hasn't made any friends there yet, and had gotten off to a bad start at school. So yes. For one friend. It makes sense.
“that is not the foot down” “that is light” well what do you expect? it’s a disney pixar movie meant for children. it’s not gonna have violence like that.
3:24 blud got evil villain laugh 😂 bless him 🙏
It's like my 10th billionth time watching it
Wow, this is the original sound when I hear "Bing Bong, we did it!"
11:18 real footage of the little cousins at thanksgiving
31:17 Yes and no, Texas is huge and so is CA, so they are technically close in terms of states, but San Fransisco is far north of CA, so it is roughly 1000 miles (1609 km) just to get to the border of Texas by car, then it depends where in Texas you are going, it is huge though so could be another 400 miles?
The most likely places the van went are Austin, Dalas, or Houston. Which will add 700 to 900 additional miles. Austin to San Francisco is about 1760 miles.
The reason we have a hard time seeing Bing bong's death scene or him disappearing it triggers us because deep down inside we all once imagine a friend to be in our lives. And to us they were real and we all had a wonderful childhood. At least in my case I know that's why this scene hit me so hard I remember my imaginary friend and it's kind of like those small memories you don't think about, but they do still exist inside us somewhere in our hearts and memories. But the emotions are a lot but Sadness is correct sadness is needed in our lives weather we can relate to or not is up to other people but to me I can see how Sadness can make us show Empathy for others and also bring in help when we need it, because when your sad it's the time most try to listen. if you try to hide all your emotions like Joy tries to do, it's not a good thing, in that case it's kind of toxic in my opinion because you can't live your life like that, and the reasons Sandess is reacting this way, it's because Raily's body is changing, and her moving away caused the emotions to become stronger and more mixed of confusion and sadness.
I love your reaction videos man, I think I've been binge watching them for like a week now hahah. So excited for Inside Out 2, I can already smell the drama😂
40:13 bro he laughed just like her
Sadness: you remember the funny movie where the dog dies
John: we dont do that here
LMAO
13:07
I love these vids so much they make me less bored
I cried during a test in 8th grade because of my Tourett's 😅 nobody new about it, the teachers don't even care to see if you have even a 504(I should know I have one lmao)
Yess the inside out 2 it's about puberty love this movie so much
"...why the Hawaiians?..."
Like she mistakenly thought the "Golden Gate Bridge" would be made of gold, she thinks "Hawaiian pizza" was invented by Hawaiians (or that it's common there). It was, in fact, invented by Canadians. It's _called_ 'Hawaiian' because, in addition to the sauce and cheese, it uses pineapple and ham as toppings. Many people hate this, specifically the pineapple. _I_ think they're crazy. Pineapple on pizza is _awesome_ (as long at you use halfway decent pineapple). So is pear. Other fruits don't work as well, though I imagine apple might, _if_ you get an extremely sweet variety or perhaps use dehydrated apple. Mixing salty and sweet together has always been a fairly common hit. You can't even make a _cake_ without salt. But many people have this notion of pizza as a purely salty/savory thing and can't get on board with one that has sweetness to it.
"...is Texas far from San Francisco..."
They went from somewhere in Minnesota to San Franciso. We'll presume Minneapolis (the capital). That's a trip of 1569 miles or 2525 kilometers. If the truck went to Houston (capital of Texs), it's now 1616 miles or 2601 kilometers away. Houston is 1058 miles or 1702 kilometers from Minneapolis. In other words the truck was _supposed_ to go from the mid north-East of the country to the far west of the country, but instead went almost directly south instead. Or, to give you an idea of how ridiculous it is since I _think_ you're in the U.K., this would be like if they moved from Norwich to Edinburgh and are now finding out that their furniture and stuff has somehow ended up in Cardiff. Obviously with the distances being much longer since, y'know, the U.K. is _much_ smaller.
"...Disney, man..."
Pixar, specifically. Yes, Disney owns Pixar at this point, but the Pixar team has, for a _while_ now, been masters of hitting you right in the heart so you can feel every emotion. ... Which seems appropriate for this movie.
"...they're like happy memories but you're sad about it..."
I think you have it exactly, but... I'm not sure. Basically she's recontextualizing the memory. It _was_ a happy memory, but because it's taken away it's now a source of sadness. Like how when you lose something (or someone), memories of it can make you sad.
Great reaction!
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Joy was so evil she didn’t let sadness be who she was
36:20 this scene gave me goosebumps
Movie recommendation: Ready Player One..... This movie was absolutely good I hope you can try to watch it❤
I feel like Joy isn’t toxic positivity… Yes she was controlling but she just wanted Joy to be happy and Goofball Island shows that as one of her personality traits so she’s mostly Joyful and Joy also lets the other emotions control sometimes it’s just Riley’s life story is happy and rainbows till the plot where she moved to San Francisco and that’s when Joy isn’t always needed
Joy lets the others control because she understands what their purpose is. She doesn't understand why Sadness exists. In the beginning of the movie, she introduces every emotion and what they do except for Sadness.
-Fear keeps them alive.a
-Disgust keeps them from getting poisoned.
-Anger makes sure things are fair.
When it came to Sadness, she says "well, I don't really know what she does." It wasn't until she was down in the pit with Bing Bong that she realized that: "Mom and Dad came to help because of Sadness."
New fact of the day learned. This man is a dad.
Disgust is my absolute favorite character 💚💯
I love joy also she is amazing
If they pass up the Core Memories and one of the emotions touches them, wouldn’t they turn into Fear, Disgust, or Anger, though?
31:18 San Francisco and Texas are approximately 1,576.90 mi (2,537.77 km) apart.
Fun fact: He was watching a different version of the movie! The scene where we enter dad’s mind, he’s watching football. But in the American version of the movie, he’s watching hockey! Not sure what version he’s watching, but little fun fact I know…!
Inside out 2 opened today it is open for a couple days
this movie always get me crying fr
Bros skin is as shiny as ✨🪩💎
I fear anxiety for inside out 2 😅😂😂😂
Don: Broccoli is not that bad
*Disgust leaves the chat*
I cryed 2 Times i watched thé part of bing bong saying fly her to thé Moon for me and thé Time when i watched it alone
15:20 and 39:36 --- as asian, we agree with this!! my mum would definitely say "oh why'd you come back, u forgot something?" HAHAHAHAHAHA
This movie is concepting “Rebellious period”
Pretty sure it was 13 double 0 6 triple 5 0 6, reading writing hotline
Honestly in Inside Out,there was no character I liked more than Bing Bong,And seeing him fade away was pretty sad and dark…
inside out 2 releases on june 14th!
The only pixar movie i cried to was this
I remember hating this movie because of how much it made me cry when we went to see it on cinema (I think I related but was too young to realize)
The saddest part of this movie was Bing Bong's death. He was so cool but got forgotten.
They made a short of her going on a date with that boy.
1:56 Totally agree with you
Inside out 2 is coming out in June or July! I really want to see you react to the second movie when It comes out!😃
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Don't forget to watch Riley's First Date.
I can't believe I only watched you react and I STILL cried when Bing bong faded away
19:05 why didnt they send the core memories up? He has a point
Hes living under a rock to see inside out for the first time i like February 2024
This Guy IS a genious i never througth of that they could send thé core thé other émotions don t change them liké sadness maybe because joy doesn t know what could happen but that s a great Idea Ur actualy 10000000 IQ
Who agrees with me one being bong jumps off and then when she says Bing bong, we did it. Bing bong bing bong. Yeah ha ha you made it. Ha ha ha go go save Riley. Ha ha ha is the most saddest part.
Yea the second one is june 14th 2024
6:53 They are talkin bout pineapple on pizza
when Riley was angry that was me when i was three
OOOOOHHHHH HIS HEAD WAS ON FIRE THATS CLEAN
Sometimes, you need to be sad to enjoy happiness to the fullest extent
40:25 it's been so long since I've cried 😭