0:44 The emotions were clearly acting as though this was new and they haven't seen broccoli before. But that's the point. If you saw an object and didn't know what it was, would your first instinct be to eat it? Like, adults and teenagers have more of a sense of what is and isn't food, but a five year old wouldn't have that nearly as developed given the bigger lack of experience with that.
1:00 Love is just joy directed at someone/something, loyalty is not an emotion and is the decision to stay by one's side, competitive spirit is just anger directed at the team against you, and logic isn't even an emotion in the first place, it's just the rationalization of things. The laws of physics are non-sentient and therefore have no emotion, yet they, too, are logical.
5:20 Wait so you’re telling me that Jeremy never had a dream that pretty much summarized that day? Like this isn’t the first time that Riley had a dream where it was similar to this one where she dreamt about the broccoli pizza so Jeremy is sinning things that ain’t new cliche. *ding*
6:46 While you aren’t exactly wrong, the thing is that memory went to the memory dump, unlike Joy and Sadness, who ended up in long-term memory. What I’m basically saying is that this is another case of Jeremy glossing over stuff.
3:54 I’m gonna disagree with you there. That's actually a good theory. What the movie is showing us is that Riley is depressed, due to the move from Minnesota to San Francisco, while also bottling it up and trying to stay positive. Unfortunately, by that point, nothing works, which leads the remaining emotions to the consensus that everything will go back to normal if they return to Minnesota.
4:17 I saw it as more as a angry way also sometimes you can just feel meh i always imagine them just not doing anything in that part making her feel meh
You *CAN'T & SHOULDN'T* say Jeremy's only pretending to be dumb, when he *Clearly misses it's Riley & her dad* playing Hockey, to say "Duuh, Hockey saves marriage in movie cliché"!!!
3:41 He does actually raise an interesting point, but he's acting like this isn't how the actual brain works anyway. If you suffered a very very specific type of brain damage, you would be neurologically incapable of feeling happy, no matter what happens to you, because you brain would be chemically incapable of releasing dopamine molecules.
1:04 also to at that aged we don’t have emotions like that and even then inside out 2 is going to add more and form a qna they say they have plans on inside out 3-5 so they have a lot of time to add more emotions like love
3:42-3:55 to add to this sin, doesn't it count as a deus ex machina? isn't that a textbook example of one? think about it: a magic vacuum appears in riley's head just to suck joy and sadness back into a headquarters, and it solves the problem of riley being able to feel happy or sad again. -something appears out of nowhere, and only for this one purpose. -solves what would otherwise, hypothetically, be an unsolvable issue. -finishes the film since the andersen's are just going to go back to minneapolis. there may be some things i'm missing, but still. and yea i know there's a vacuum inside riley's head, however a. that's grandma's vacuum cleaner, and b. that's in the subconscious, along with broccoli, the basement stairs, and jangles the clown. that sucker isn't going to help joy and sadness, that's for sure.
The people who say Jeremy takes off sins for short logos. For a counterargument, I’d advise you check out Th3Birdman's EWW CinemaSins Back to the Future videos.
watching these videos reminds me how wrong cinemasins is. bro is literally just making stuff up and ignoring what the movie tells and shows you. The 5 emotions they picked are known to be the top ones (including Surprise) where all other emotions fall under. so it makes sense that as a child you only have the main 5 as other emotions have not developed enough to become their seperate being like Anxiety who is an extension of fear
When Jeremy called Disgust, Fear, Anger , and Sadness "negative", I knew I wouldn't like the video.
6:15, I can explain that one. Joy and Sadness go hand in hand and it’s not possible to have just one and not the other
0:44
The emotions were clearly acting as though this was new and they haven't seen broccoli before.
But that's the point. If you saw an object and didn't know what it was, would your first instinct be to eat it?
Like, adults and teenagers have more of a sense of what is and isn't food, but a five year old wouldn't have that nearly as developed given the bigger lack of experience with that.
1:00
Love is just joy directed at someone/something, loyalty is not an emotion and is the decision to stay by one's side, competitive spirit is just anger directed at the team against you, and logic isn't even an emotion in the first place, it's just the rationalization of things. The laws of physics are non-sentient and therefore have no emotion, yet they, too, are logical.
5:20
Wait so you’re telling me that Jeremy never had a dream that pretty much summarized that day? Like this isn’t the first time that Riley had a dream where it was similar to this one where she dreamt about the broccoli pizza so Jeremy is sinning things that ain’t new cliche. *ding*
6:46 While you aren’t exactly wrong, the thing is that memory went to the memory dump, unlike Joy and Sadness, who ended up in long-term memory.
What I’m basically saying is that this is another case of Jeremy glossing over stuff.
7:35, I don’t think that was random. I think that was what the movie was referencing
3:54
I’m gonna disagree with you there. That's actually a good theory. What the movie is showing us is that Riley is depressed, due to the move from Minnesota to San Francisco, while also bottling it up and trying to stay positive. Unfortunately, by that point, nothing works, which leads the remaining emotions to the consensus that everything will go back to normal if they return to Minnesota.
4:10 missed sin. There is a happy memory playing in her head, that's where her sorce of happiness is coming from.
4:17 I saw it as more as a angry way also sometimes you can just feel meh i always imagine them just not doing anything in that part making her feel meh
You *CAN'T & SHOULDN'T* say Jeremy's only pretending to be dumb, when he *Clearly misses it's Riley & her dad* playing Hockey, to say "Duuh, Hockey saves marriage in movie cliché"!!!
2:02 hell even at 14 I still don’t get what they mean
3:41
He does actually raise an interesting point, but he's acting like this isn't how the actual brain works anyway. If you suffered a very very specific type of brain damage, you would be neurologically incapable of feeling happy, no matter what happens to you, because you brain would be chemically incapable of releasing dopamine molecules.
6:08 I don’t think they die forever because if they “die” she will be depressed until she gets help making them come back to life
0:40, this movie, that movie
1:04 also to at that aged we don’t have emotions like that and even then inside out 2 is going to add more and form a qna they say they have plans on inside out 3-5 so they have a lot of time to add more emotions like love
6:43 she could have just you know forget it on purpose
3:55 also it would not work at all
What's your favourite Pixar film?
Up (which is also my favorite movie). Yours?
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@@InfiniteFury2K Nice.
3:42-3:55
to add to this sin, doesn't it count as a deus ex machina? isn't that a textbook example of one?
think about it: a magic vacuum appears in riley's head just to suck joy and sadness back into a headquarters, and it solves the problem of riley being able to feel happy or sad again.
-something appears out of nowhere, and only for this one purpose.
-solves what would otherwise, hypothetically, be an unsolvable issue.
-finishes the film since the andersen's are just going to go back to minneapolis.
there may be some things i'm missing, but still.
and yea i know there's a vacuum inside riley's head, however a. that's grandma's vacuum cleaner, and b. that's in the subconscious, along with broccoli, the basement stairs, and jangles the clown. that sucker isn't going to help joy and sadness, that's for sure.
To be fair, he often takes off sins for short logos
Dammit, not one of you guys.
@@eddiethefriendlytenderengine what guys?
The people who say Jeremy takes off sins for short logos. For a counterargument, I’d advise you check out Th3Birdman's EWW CinemaSins Back to the Future videos.
@@eddiethefriendlytenderengine I've seen it. I'm more of a fan of Birdman and am honored he mentioned me in a vid
Which one?
watching these videos reminds me how wrong cinemasins is. bro is literally just making stuff up and ignoring what the movie tells and shows you.
The 5 emotions they picked are known to be the top ones (including Surprise) where all other emotions fall under. so it makes sense that as a child you only have the main 5 as other emotions have not developed enough to become their seperate being like Anxiety who is an extension of fear
Slippery slope CD hole
Luke....sin the force
IDK im bored.
Pointing out this guy's cliches is in and of itself a cliche.
Clicheception
“This is not true”
cinception