Inside Out (Starring Amy Poehler) Movie Review
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Inside Out starring Amy Poehler, Bill Hader, Lewis Black, Mindy Kaling, and Phyllis Smith is reviewed by Christy Lemire (www.ChristyLemi...), Matt Atchity (Rotten Tomatoes), and Alonso Duralde (TheWrap and Linoleum Knife podcast).
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Growing up can be a bumpy road, and it's no exception for Riley, who is uprooted from her Midwest life when her father starts a new job in San Francisco. Like all of us, Riley is guided by her emotions - Joy (Amy Poehler), Fear (Bill Hader), Anger (Lewis Black), Disgust (Mindy Kaling) and Sadness (Phyllis Smith). The emotions live in Headquarters, the control center inside Riley's mind, where they help advise her through everyday life. As Riley and her emotions struggle to adjust to a new life in San Francisco, turmoil ensues in Headquarters. Although Joy, Riley's main and most important emotion, tries to keep things positive, the emotions conflict on how best to navigate a new city, house and school. -- (C) Pixar
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without sadness you can not have joy.
That is the meaning of life!
Matt with his hairstyle does kind of look like Anger lol
Pete Doctor did NOT do WALL-E... He did Monsters Inc and Up.
the original idea of WALL-E was Pete Doctor's but the actual WALL-E film was quite different from his original idea.
Papa *Docter
Pete Docter directed a few Pixar movies but not Wall-e. Monsters, Inc. and Up I believe.
I got chocked up once or twice, but right at the end I was fighting tears. Then I felt one leak out and I'm like "Dammit they got me!"
Advent3546 choked*
I thought this movie was profound. Maybe my childhood was crazy but I didn't think this little girl was going through that much. Her parents didn't divorce. That's what I thought was gonna happen. Disgust is my fave! Kids won't get it but adults will. I give it an 8.
Pete Doctor did not direct Wall-E. He directed Monsters Inc, Up, and now Inside Out. Andrew Stanton was the director of Wall-E
Can u guys review Dope?
Anger looks like Super Meat Boy.
Toy Story 2 is 100%.
nikosvault Toy Story (1) too, and has a higher rating
+scratchfg212 Umm, 100% IS the "rating", dude. If you're talking about it having an 8.7/10 as opposed to a 9/10, then you are meaning the "average rating"...which is a mere .4 difference. Also, when a movie is at 100%, nothing else really matters.
I agree with Alonso the entire middle section with Joy and Sadness trying to find their way back completely felt like it was put in there just for the kids. It was a complete drag compared to the beginning and ending segments which were perfection.
konohahurricane07 Hardly a drag. There was plenty of excitement in between.
My kids (7 & 11) and my sister (42) saw this on the weekend. They all hated it. No bones, HATED it.
The fact that they were there right after our beloved family dog had to be put down didn't help but they both said it was really grim and awful.
Holy cow Alonso liked the movie. I am flabbergasted.
noooooo Matt shaved his beard off!
I wish I'd been a kid first seeing these Pixar classics. I bet when they watch them again as adults they'll see so much more. The themes of loneliness, loss, and death pervade Up, Wall-E, Toy Story 3......BUT I get Alonso's point, that Pixar always has to add the slapstick to lighten the mood. Yes, the first half of Wall-E is brilliant; second half very obvious. Same with Up. But you can't have sadness without. Joy!
Yms review of it is the best review of this film.
You have to remember that at its core is a children's movie, and they wouldn't be able to follow the metaphor as easily as a chase/quest plot.
WALL-E is Andrew Stanton, Up is Pete Docter. GOD CHRISTY
I miss wtf 😢
WALL-E was not directed by Pete Docter, Up was. WALL-E was Andrew Stanton
Inside Out is now at a 99%
PundlaBear Let me guess, Armond White?
Actually, Armond White liked this film, albeit saying it still had issues (of course). It was FilmDrunk that gave it a rotten. And it was a C+.
***** FImDrunk and Movieweb are the 2 reviewers (so far) that have given it a negative review. And they basically both say, "This movie is too sad for a children's movie. Make it more happy next time." Wow, dudes, seriously?!
So now if you don't like it you still have to give it a good score because you have to stick with a score? Fuck that. If it didn't work for you it didn't work for you.
Enrique Godinez Bruh I never said that, all I said is that it is not at 100% anymore. Obviously if you didn't like it, you didn't like it.
The one critic who gives a 100% movie a bad review is usually trolling for attention. There was one guy that was famous for it who was finally banned from rottentomatoes.
Some idiots took away our beautiful 0% on Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2! Dammnit critics! And those fresh scores sounded more like indifference than any real positiveness! and thats rotten too!
I'm curious if the movie addresses free will at all, because from the trailer, it seems to suggest there is a bit of dualism free will being assumed. Not that I expect a pixar movie to get too deep into the philosophy of free will, but it would be interesting if they actually address it.
Does anyone have any idea what scene they were talking about where they cried hard? I cried hard in two scenes. The one where Bing Bong helped Joy when they were trying to fly. He knew by helping Riley would never see him again. And I also cried at the very end when sadness came to the control room and took over the controls and Riley broke down when she returned home from running away. Both scenes really got me. So which one do you think they were talking about?
Definitely the Bing Bong scene. It was unexpected, as Alonso said, and really gut-wrenching. This scene goes up there with the montage in Up as Pixar scenes that made me ugly cry haha
From seeing the ads for it, there is one thing I wish was different. I wish the emotions had different designs for different people. You could keep the color schemes, but maybe if we saw Anger in Dad's head he was taller than say Fear or Joy. That'd be a clever way of saying he's more prone to anger.
I know that'd be really hard to do, but it's a cool idea.
They did that by having different emotions be the leaders of different minds. Anger was in charge of Dad, sadness was in charge of Mom, and joy in charge of Riley. It would have been cool, but I think they found a way to still get that across.
Best movie of the year, maybe best Pixar movie ever, I didn't think they could come back, but damnit this felt just like back when Steve Jobs had influence on the company.
+Kenpachi Zaraki a great pixar movie but not their absolute best tho :P My favourite pixar movie still remains wall-e :D
+Kenpachi Zaraki Agree. It's beautiful, deep, fun, it has everything. And the message it's amazing.
+Kenpachi Zaraki "Best movie of the year" - You need to get out more lol. It's not a movie it's an animation. SMH.
***** What the fuck are you talking about? Rephrase your question in a way that is coherent. Try again.... SMH
No. :)
Who directed Wall-E was Andrew Stanton. Pete Docter directed Monsters, Inc.and Up. ;)
ok now i've cried plenty of times during movies, but its usualy once or twice and often at the end. I cried SEVEN seperate times during this. It also wins the "earliest cry award" as I was already tearing up 14 minutes in. Fantastic movie.
I didn't watch WTF beforehand so it didn't affect my viewing, but I came out thinking the EXACT same thing - it's a very thematically heavy movie. I hope kids respond as positively to it as adults do.
100% agree about the quest element. Didn't quite make sense for me. But overall I thought it was a good movie.
for her dad JOY is all the way on the left? 1:46
Alonso, the idea of the premise DID CARRY THE MOVIE if you paid more attention. I understand what you're saying, but the "journey" justifies the means to Riley's exterior situation and her internal crisis. I don't want to get into spoilers but watch it again.
My god, it's incredible to see how much weight Matt has lost in only three years. Anyway I finally saw this movie a couple weeks ago and I was quite taken by it. I have a background in psychology and so much of what happens into the metaphorical world of Riley's mind rings completely true. Especially with the greyed out edifices of Riley's old childhood passions getting dilapidated and falling into the memory hole. That was some really profound stuff. And Joy is such a trooper, she's amazing. Although Sadness comforting the walrus creature might have been the apex of the entire movie. I like how everything she touches get contaminated. It's like that in our own lives.
It's basically toy story only the toys are in the girl's head instead of actual toys. This movie was made to sell merch and make parents like christy super happy. There is literally nothing original.
this why you guys are the worst critics ever because pete doctor didn't direct wall-e andrew stanton did and peter co wrote the story with him
Amdrew Stanton directed Walle actually
Marchie Monroe Andrew*
I liked this movie very much, but my nieces (7 and 5) were bored.
Wall-E directed by Andrew Stanton.
For once the stars have aligned and I think someone on What The Flick may have actually made a valid point for once. I agree with Alonzo in that I wish the movie carried itself on its subject matter rather than inventing a quest/chase adventure type story for the characters. The concept by itself I think works fine for an entire movie regardless of its originality. We could have just as easily had a whole movie about a person growing up from a baby to an adult while seeing the emotions in her head. But ya gotta have sequels bro, pumped for "Inside Out 2: Puberty Island" in five years.
Not trying to bash the movie it was hilarious and I cried. Twice.
Nick Molnar No sequel can do this one justice.
Uhhh, pretty sure I'm going to ugly cry like four or five times. Can't wait.
My rankings for the pixar films I've seen:
Toy Story 10/10
Toy Story 2 10/10
Monsters Inc 9/10
Finding Nemo 9/10
The Incredibles 8.5/10
Cars 7/10
Up 8.5/10
Toy Story 3 10/10
Cars 2 3/10
Monsters University 8/10
Inside Out 10/10
Wall E ???
+عبد البديع فلاتة I haven't seen Wall E
Cameron Howerton you should see Wall E. Definetly my favourite Pixar movie.
my list will be:
Toy Story 1: 7/10
Bug's Life: 5.5/10
Toy Story 2: 7/10
Monster's Inc: 8/10
Finding Nemo: 8.5/10
The Incredibles: 9/10
Cars: 5/10
Ratatouille: 9/10
Wall-E: 10/10
Up: 9/10
Toy Story 3: 10/10
Brave: 6.5/10
Monsters University: 7.5/10
Inside Out: 9.5/10
The Good Dinosaur: 6/10
FilmLover1998 wall e?
Just watched it, and yeah I cried, it was so sad but I was happy about being sad.
Haven't seen it yet but it looks not too dissimilar to the scene in Woody Allen's "Everything You Wanted To Know About Sex" where he is dressed as a sperm.
The only bad part of the movie is the short. Lava was stupid as hell
I thought it was OK, but that song is stuck in my head like the gum commercial!
I agree the short sucked but you can't hold that against the movie.
Anyone ever heard of Herman's Head?????
HassanLuv78 And Osmosis Jones... Thing is, none of these movies are really comparable to this awesome Pixar movie.
+HassanLuv78 I am shocked they didn't give Yeardley Smith even a small part in this movie... but whatever.
Boy do I hate the What The Flick rating system. You guys are supposed to be professional critics? Commit to a whole number between one and ten or AT LEAST go by halves. Are you calculating mathematical algorithms and equations to arrive at 9.2 as your rating for the movie? It's stupid and amateurish.
Nick Molnar and their scores varying from movie to movie are so inconsistent too. They'll sometimes give a movie that they like a lower score than a movie they dont like, its frustrating
Jarrod Strokos I mean I can sometimes see the angle in that, a lot of times it can seem like a critic is bashing a movie when in reality they're just elaborating a lot on a few specific grievances they have and did actually like the movie overall. But I agree, with these people it almost never comes across like that. None of them seem to have consistent ideas towards movies in general and more often than not just clearly have no idea what the hell they're talking about. It's fucking strange to watch these people who are supposed to be professionals that are also the heads of other major online media sources talking out of their asses all the time when I watch plenty of other younger smarter people with fewer resources do the same thing as them much better.
Nick Molnar Geez.
***** I know
Nick Molnar Yeah! Being able to do math is soooooo unprofessional.
When i see an animation film i expect it to be funny and have some laugh out loud moments. Like the minions in Dispecable Me 1 and 2 or Dory in Finding Nemo. This is a great movie, but it's a drama. I kinda giggled a few times, but there was no LOL moments for me. So it's gonna go same place a Frozen, which is saw it don't need to see it Again.
+Funkmaster K That's too bad, because I thought it was fucking hilarious.
I also found it hilarious. many times I laughed OUT LOUD.
best line of the movie came from sadness "crying helps me slow down and obsess over the weight of life's problems"*plop*
@@thisoneguy4150 personally
My fav line is anger raging over pizza
this movie reminded me alot of wreck it ralph. Similar color schemes!
I liked "Lava" a lot more.
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I fuckin' hate What The Flick... they're freakin' robots: "Ooo, what's on the tomatometer? 99%, huh? Well, guess we better praise it... what's that? 75%? That movie is mediocre..." Acquire your own judgement, goddamn it!
Where's the Dope review???
Yeah its original, when Hermans head did it decades ago
Because a 90's show had a similar theme now it can't be done again?
Enrique Godinez Nope. But I understand not everyone is as much a stickler for originality as I am but nowadays filed with sequels and redeauxs originality isnt a hallmark
bigraviolees
I do agree that the reviews that say that this film is the most original animated movie in years does make me raise an eyebrow but I thought it was still a good film. But yeah Pixar can do much better.
I loved it too
This was not a 10, it is maybe a 7 at best. I am sorry that people believe this is the best movie of the year. It was recycled from so many other movies and T.V. shows.
p.s. Toy Story 3 Sucked. Worst of the Toy Story trilogy.
Just get out.
nero12345789
Sorry to hurt your feelings but I am entitled to my opinion. And time usually proves me right.
BrendaGZ You are heartless, brainless and clueless.
BrendaGZ And emotionless.
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Great movie but it's not funny enough. Adults and young adults will be very impressed but the kiddies will not like it I think.
For example, there are several times where Sadness literally weighs Joy down and it's funny and clever but kids won't be entertained by stuff like that.
Nope, kids love it, and it is supposed to be funny( which it is) but its supposed to prove a point
I went saw it with my little brother and my father, my father was like "lol, lol!" all the time and my brother as well so.....
+Frank Wave basically it's not for kids
It is for kids
Matt Atchity is always on point with his critiques. There is always a conflict with Alonso because he is a touch more negative.
My least favorite Pixar film... great idea but... not great plot
obviously you don't get the point of the movie. it's by far their best movie
عبد البديع فلاتة I don't know, I watched it 3 times already, I think it's weak and I hated that Bing bong, but I really wanna know, why you all think it's that great film, so please, tell me :)
+Filip Scherhaufer it's because of the lesson behind it and the way it's represented it shows people that sadness and joy are tow sides of one coin one can't exist without the other. it doesn't matter if you don't like the character of Bing bong but more than likely you've had an imaginary friend when you were young and now that you're older you forgot about him and that's why inside out is brilliant because it makes you reflect to your own memory. I could literally spend hours talking about it and still wouldn't do it justice it truly is a genius movie. it's one of my all time favorite movie
عبد البديع فلاتة Nice man :) I am not saying it's a bad movie :) But I walked out from cinema very dissapointed... :( I was so looking forward to it, it came out on my birthday and I watched all Pixar films before, but this one, I really don't know why I don't like it as much as other Pixar films :/ My rating of that film is 6/10, the one thing I loved about that was Giachino's music. I was probably expecting something else from that film :/ I didn't find emotions in that film... :/
+Filip Scherhaufer hmmmm!!! I'd like to know what's your favorite pixar movie
What a bunch of hacks.
+Charles Nauta Cool opinion bro
Charles Nauta ?????
One of the parents dies I bet.
Nope
WolverinesNation92 Just came back from seeing it. It's not one of the parents.
***** never forget him!
I kept waiting for that to happen!
HOBO BRO "Elephant mutant"?????? Really? He's part dolphin, too!!!!!
Was this a review? I mean, they didn't actually review the movie did they?