I felt all the emotions with this one! | Inside Out Reaction | Sadness was the MVP!!
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Hey everyone! Thanks for watching my Reaction to Inside Out! I hope you are ready for a really Superhero sized Reaction on Monday as I watch The Incredibles!!
Awesome!
Ah, I was wondering if you had abandoned that all together after seeing your channel banner.
Yes such a amazing movie the incredibles
Yeah! I still remember when McDonalds had their toys with the happy meal. It is a great classic from Disney and Pixar. Really excited to see your reaction!
YEAH!
we dont tolerate Sadness slander in this house. She is so important
Facts
@@Mike.325 True dat, damn it.🙂
I think that Inside Out is a good lesson on toxic positivity. Most don't like sadness cause she's, well, literally sadness and no one likes feeling this emotion. But Joy's insistence to be the dominant emotion, without balance, is what caused Riley to crumble down. Sometimes we gotta be sad and let out our emotions, to feel happy afterward.
Yes ofc but she’s making some memories that are actually fun sad which was kinda stupid of her
theres nothing toxic about positivity, and it is a lesson on toxic overindulging on your emotions, not positive toxicity.
@@SB992REBORN Toxic positivity is a very real thing. Throughout the film, Riley’s parents ask her to remain happy- saying things like ‘Thank you, through all of this confusion you’ve stayed our happy girl. If you and I can keep smiling, it’ll be a big help’. Not the best thing to say - that shs needs to keep smiling otherwise it’ll add to the stress. We see that Riley must remain happy to support her family; despite the fact it should really be the family prioritising Riley. This is what causes all of her personality ‘islands’ to collapse, and ultimately causes her to feel no emotion at all, no matter how hard Fear, Anger and Disgust pull levers or push buttons. Joy is complicit in this as well since she didn't understand why sadness was important until the end of the movie. She thought that if Riley is smiling and 'happy' despite not really feeling it, everything will be fine. It is the same thing as telling a depressed person to think positive, smile, look on the bright sight. It is more complicated than that.
@@SB992REBORN bruh, it's an actual term. Sometimes positivity *can* be bad.
I feel like the only person who watched this movie and hated Joy from the jump, and was frustrated with how everyone treated Sadness.
Riley was picked up and moved without prior notification let alone consent across the whole country, she cant see her best friend, she's going to a new school, if she was my kid I'd be concerned if she WASNT sad.
I love how many reactors don't seem to get right away that Joy caused the problem by trying to compartmentalize and force sadness out, which was why Saddness lost control
Pixar did a great job of getting the viewer to change their viewpoint alongside Joy. It's very clever.
Facts. She literally did.
I completely agree with this completely, but I want to point out that in a way they all carry out Reilly’s will. Just like Sadness loosing control is forced upon her by Riley feeling nostalgia, it can be theorized that joy and reiley are also of the same will(somewhat subconsciously?), and that possibly the desion to suppress Sadness was just as much Riley’s as it was Joy’s, so she could be their “happy little girl” for her parents.
@@serpentmaster1323 well they are her emotions so of course they do and feel the Same lol. This movie is literally about personified emotions (in its rough picture. Of cource its about more.)
@@serpentmaster1323 completely. they're all just riley.
Sadness is important for empathy. “The key to a locked heart is vulnerability”
I don't know of you truly got it but my theory as to why sadness can turn a memory permanently like that is due to nostalgia and how looking back on past good memories amidst a stressful time can sadden you pretty much. So every good memory could feel bittersweet when looked back upon and that's why the core memories( the most important memories that shaped Riley), which are mostly happy ones, quickly turned sad.
Edit: I forgot to mention that this is probably why sadness is also beckoned to touch the memories is because the memory "calls" for the emotion "sadness" automatically. Also explains why this id also happening just now.
Not to mention, she needed to be able to let go of those core memories in order to heal and grow as a person. Notice at the end that her new core memories are all mixed emotions, because as we grow, emotions become more complex. No straight happy or sad memory. We can't be shaped forever by the same few memories from early childhood.
This is a theory? All this time I thought that was blindly obvious...
I wonder if the other emotions can do the same thing. Like if Riley had a traumatic experience with a dog fear could turn past dog memories purple
It’s like watching Joy watching Inside Out...
I was thinking the exact same thing. We're getting to watch him go through the same hero's journey that Joy is on, realizing that Sadness is necessary too. And of course it's easy for us who have seen it before to see what's happening. But I bet if we could go back to our first time watching it, we were all thinking the same thing! It's so ingrained in us to pursue happiness and avoid sadness at all costs
True lol
Anger seeks justice
Fear seeks safety
Sadness seeks comfort
Disgust seeks normalcy
Joy seeks happiness
They all play their part in keeping Riley safe.
It's very hard to look out of the picture when sadness is an actual character here, but if you start seeing it on a metaphorical level, Riley can't control her emotions
So when Joy and Sadness left the headquarter, she couldn't feel them anymore
Sadness isn't trying to sabotage Riley, she isn't in control of her actions
I watched the movie the first time already thinking about them in a metaphorical way so IT was really easy to understand but Made it even sadder. Its interesting to see such a reaction that didnt immediently understand what the movie was trying to Tell. Even tho he is Not a teenager anymore. Really shows how much people still have to learn no matter the age. (I was 15 when i First watched this i guess my emotional understandig was already pretty matured. Which also reminds me that when i showed this movie to my friends they also didnt get it and got mad at sadness. Even my mom didnt really get it(＠_＠;))
Yeah I never understood people who said Riley was "controlled" by the emotions inside her head. No, she creates them and controls them. Life controls the emotions, that's why Sadness "infects" Riley's memories, because Riley is sad and events "provoked" that sadness within herself. Sadness and Joy and all of them aren't "sadness" and "joy", they're Riley. Joy pushing Sadness back, is Riley pushing her sadness back to try and be joyful like her parents asked her to be. All of these characters are voices of Riley's thoughts, nothing else.
@@MARYWTHER right. The personification of emotions was to explain that in a different way and to possibly make it easier to understand what might go on in kids
Exactly, everything is metaphorical in this movie, that's the point
Exactly, its not so much Joy trying to snuff down sadness. Its Riley...who's always been seen as a happy child and valued by her parents for being happy, trying to ignore and suppress her own sad feelings. And by denying herself that right to be sad, she slowly loses her ability to feel anything...falling into depression (in which she couldn't feel anything at all).
This movie taught us all that life's not all sunshine and rainbows.
Sometimes, you just need a good cry to be able to move forward
True that.
I like the little detail that Anger always overpowers Fear. Fear is always trying to stop Anger when he’s about to make a stupid/destructive decision and Anger always win. Like in real life how anger always outweighs fear.
Riley was going through depression when the table turned black. The movie helps us visualize what someone going through a mental illness like depression suffers and I think it spreads more awareness which is super important!
Losing Bing Bong wasn’t just about losing the “character” of Bing Bong but it was about losing childhood innocence, imagination and wonder which is the saddest part
Inside out really hits hard with me. I moved away and lost all my old friends and happiness. So her getting depression the darkness consuming all other thoughts just...it hits when you have to deal with something like that. This video is already amazing. I love your reactions!
me to I moved to Florida and the funny thing is when she trying to be happy down there everything goes wrong like me when I moved to Florida everything made me mad and sad I get bullied alot I go to a school that teachers even bullied you rude Neighbors people don't know how to do their jobs down here in pissed me off I hate it here and now me and my dad' Relationship is so bad in when we was back home we was happy together we happy im happy we hang out alot we have but now when things going wrong down we both are angry and upset we have fights over and over again
@@Player-kq6fd I know how you feel. I hope it gets better for you.
I don't even have friends... And my present life is empty, chatting to my gf and doing university stuff... Having a growing depression for 5 years... Two friends that always promise me stuff but nothing happens... I don't even have basic favorite stuff... My personality is a mess and I never have a stable way of being... I just have anxiety, sadness, anger, and love only for my gf... She's the only one capable of unlocking my heart to her... Because I went from empathic person to apathic person during 5 years of sad things happening to me emotionally and psicologically... I might be so broken that any fix would take months ... Even years of learning basic stuff I never learned to do... my brain is pure science but nothing about living the life... I am wise yes.. but I am not wise at doing the most basic things... I am just 18 years old and it feels like I've lived centuries...
Okay, you finally got it
The most important thing is that we're TRYING to fight against it but our control panel is broken. It's never about just sucking it up.
As someone that has experienced depression specifically because I was pushing myself to be happy and perfect for others around me, I was amazed at how well this movie shows it without saying anything out loud. I knew the moment Riley lost the ability to feel happy and sad and the console turned black and unresponsive that that was Depression. First, you lose the ability to feel happy or sad, and you're just left with disgust or anger or fear over the fact that you can't feel happy or sad anymore. And then you just stop feeling all together and push everyone away, because you don't understand and they don't understand and its so hard to explain why you just "can't be happy".
This movie is great at teaching that sadness is ok and necessary, and being happy to the point of lying and sacrificing yourself is bad, but it also really did amazing at expressing what depression is like.
This is the rare movie that has not a twist villain, but a twist hero. In the beginning the rush to get beck to headquarters is that without joy, she can’t be happy. What was far, far, more important was that she couldn’t be sad. Even before she got the idea to runaway stuck in her head, expressing any emotion other than sadness would not have helped, and while joy would have kept trying to find things to be happy about, the practical effect of that is just bottling up your feelings.
I also feel like that of all the emotions, how sadness helps is the hardest to put into words. Joy says at the beginning, anger cares that things are fair, fear protects from danger, and disgust protects from physical and social poisoning (wich makes sense, but you kinda have to think about that one). Sadness can’t be explained as simply except in negative or semi negative terms, or terms our society has deemed negative for centuries. Showing weakness, being vulnerable, throwing a fit. In a way sadness is the emotion that shows us that live isn’t a zero-sum game. If it was, sadness would never have evolved, because the role of sadness in helping the sad person is showing others that they need help, showing other that they are in a state of weaknesses. Nobody wants to be weak, almost by definition so sadness is seen as bed. But the truth is we are social and as rotten as it can be, the society and connections of a person, especially in today’s world, can be their greatest strength.
Anger demands fairness
Fear protects from danger
Disgust protects against poisoning
Joy expresses comfort
*Sadness seeks support*
I still haven't quite figured out what IS meant by social poisoning.
@@StoryMing Staying in the presence of people who are not healthy to be around.
Another good way to look at it is...Sadness expresses when something is wrong. Sadness also equals empathy. We understand and care for other people when they are in pain, because we know what that pain feels like. A person who's always happy can't understand why someone isn't happy, and that's why Joy struggled hard to cheer up Bing Bong yet Sadness did so easily. It wasn't until Joy finally felt sad herself and cried that she was finally able to understand what Sadness does.
I love this movie. I think this is a movie that everyone need to see. I cried so much when Bing Bong sacrificed himself. And I love sadness 💙
Right IT literally shows a part of rileys fantasy dying which happens while growing up
That Oswald pfp tho!
Enjoyed your reaction. This movie shows how sadness isn't always a bad thing. You often feel better after a good cry and letting all the emotions out.
Anybody who's reading this, its okay to feel sad....its okay to cry...value youe emotions...you are human too😊😊😊
The lesson in this film: embrace all emotions to live a healthy mindset.
Don’t know why this made me emotional
but the movie made me cry
Yoongi's Gummy Smile your pfp and username 😊
I love this movie. It has so many layers and there is a lot of detail worth a second watch. The flow from suppressing sadness (or putting sadness in a circle) and forcing yourself to being happy even though you’re not leading into a total emotional breakdown, and ultimately becoming so depressed that you can’t feel emotions is so on point. And accepting sadness as part of yourself leading to the development of complex emotions is such a satisfying ending. Definitely one of the best (if not the best) Pixar movies.
I'm in a pool of tears, when the table was just turning gray, she just starts not feeling anything and that's exactly how I feel... A great way to represent depression, really, that's just what I learned from this movie.
One of the best parts of this film is that at first, Joy seems like the ideal person (or state), but as time goes on, you start to realize how overbearing she is, and how suffocating it can be to only feel one single emotion, all the time. There's an amazing video discussing this film by the channel Cinema Therapy. I highly recommend checking it out.
This movie is incredibly deep. One of the best pixar movies period
This movie is quite underrated. If you ask anybody which are their favourite Pixar movies, you always get Up, Ratatouille, The Incredibles... and those are really good movies, but to me, with Inside Out, Pixar peaked.
@@mikaku Up, this and Onward are my favorites. I related to Onward so much, Pixar just knows how to get me in the feels.
This movies perfectly portrays the value of every emotion.....my favourite pixar movie. How you feel no emotion when you are depressed. How its okay to be sad....10/10
For the first time that I saw this movie, I understand the emotions that all of us had:
Joy: Amusement, Cheer, Wonder, Humor, and Bliss
Sadness: Mourning, Sorrow, Heartbreak, Misery, and Hopeless
Disgust: Dislike, Loathing, Distaste, Hatred, and Antipathy
Anger: Impatience, Fury, Temper, Outrage, and Annoyance
Fear: Scare, Horror, Worry, Anxiety, and Despair
This film made me burst into tears, especially in the Bing Bong scene T_T
Edit: it is not a disney film, it's a pixar film 😉😂
For me at least this is quite a different thing and although Disney tried to do more pixar-like films for the last years and pixar even tried to do more disney-like movies a few times, at the end of the day I feel like both companies do still have a unique style. I for example like the Pixar-like movies more
@@latech7671 thanks for telling me!, i thought it was the same haha 😁
@@latech7671 Yep! Pixar is consistent in making creative & inspirational story-driven movies. That's why I like them the most!!
@@prabhangkaraadhiprayoga7361 well, it is. Pixar was bought by Disney and so they technically ARE Disney. It's also not like all the other Disney-Akquisition in the last years (like Lukas Films) where they just threw money at the most valuable stuff so that they own it. Without Disney there would probably be no Pixar, because they actually where responsible for funding Toy Story (if I am not mistaken), Pixars first film and the first fully computer animated movie of all time.
So it is not wrong if them to own Pixar but still I wonder how Pixar would do without Disney because in my opinion while Disney can be good for some things, most of the time, Disney is just too careful in my opinion
Gets me everytime
Sadness is the best, i think it's so beautiful how the movie teach us how it's ok to be sad sometimes, sadness is what makes us empathetic
about other people. By the way, did you know that this movie was nominee for an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay? Only 7 animated movies was nominated for that
Inside Out has some of the most unique and original concepts in any movie.
I relate a lot to Riley as I’ve moved a lot. The fear portrayed in this film of starting new in a completely different place is so accurate. Easily one if not my favorite Pixar movie. If there wasn’t a really good comedic touch to this movie I probably couldn’t handle the anxiety from it.
This is another movie my kiddos would watch on repeat.
I may be alone in this but I would love to see the ending scene where Riley was missing and then she came home and told her parents how she felt from the parents POV. I think it would be interesting
Wow. On a random note, I forgot how fantastic the voice acting was in here.
23:38 I almost cried at the theaters, when Riley was about to cry 😭 about moving to San Francisco.
"TAKE HER TO THE MOON FOR ME" MAKES ME SOBB SO MUCH EVERY SINGLE TIME
"After all, Riley is twelve years old. What could happen?"
Looks at puberty button...
*WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG*
I love the little touches and details in this film, like how Joy's eyes and hair are blue, foreshadowing that sadness is related to her, or her dress pattern, which is little blue patterns surrounded by a green background, meaning Sadness disgusts her (or at the very least used to disgust her at the start of the film).
that scene when she went numb was such an accurate representation of how depression feels it's almost scary.doesn't matter how many times i rewatch this movie, that and when she finally lets sadness take over will always make me tear up, it's exactly how it feels put on screen
The thing is they are all considered negative emotions except for joy. But then your realize that joy can't exist without all the other emotions.
when they tried to be like joy, fear got doubt, anger got sass and disgust got sarcasm
I love that all emotions are their full color alike, and then we’ve got Joy’s eyes and hair to be blue, representing that neither the persona of literal joy is 100% happy all the time. That’s such a nice touch.
Sadness: This is bad
Cody: Yeah you did it
Not really, it was Joy’s fault that they all fell, she could’ve just let it happen
@Danni W
Ok
Like bruh be a little nicer?
They just said what they think
Edit: oop sorry
11:11 "Oh my god, I'm so tired of her already." My exact feelings regarding Joy at least 2 minutes into the film.
@Danni W
Is something bad going on in your life or something?
Edit: welp sorry bout that
@@AliyaKhan-qn2ll Joy's a normal emotion, made to laugh and cry like the rest of us.🥺
@@seiya.power.awesome.inspire what?
@@seiya.power.awesome.inspire yes
There is a reason why Sadness is the smart one, happiness is a bit delusional at times. If something is bad, and you don't like it, being "happy" about it is lying to yourself. Sadness confront things a bit more honestly and well, does a bit more deep thinking. Sadness is by nature reflective and rhuminating.
@Danni W
Stop 5 year old
Edit: lol I was very toxic sorry
Sadness is as necessary as any emotion. It's what lets us heal, grow, change, and feel for others around us. And sooner or later, we grow emotionally to have memories and feelings that mix the different emotions. This movie is amazing in teaching this, and I love it so much. It even does an amazing job of showing an idea of what happens during depression, with the emotion console completely shutting down.
It's a movie about a kid growing up, leaving behind her childhood goofiness and dealing with real depression, it's fantastic
This might be my fourth favorite Pixar movie with Coco in 3rd, Soul in 2nd, and Onward in 1st, keep up the great content man!
Fun fact: the voice actor for Bing Bong, Richard Kind also voiced Molt in a Bug’s life
Soul is soooo good
Dude Onward’s also my #1 Fave Pixar movie!
Is onward good, I've heard people say nothing but that it's mediocre
@@jakemoore5077 It is good but to other people it is seen as mediocre and doesn’t capture the same magic. However I don’t care about if it captures the same magic as I only care about the brotherly bond between Ian and Barley since I don’t have any siblings but a cousin who is the brother I’ve never had.
Riley: *Crying and making me get the feels* “I know you don’t want me to-
Ad: “WOOOOOOOOO!!!”
Me: “OH COME ON!”
I love this movie when it came out, the message of it’s okay to feel sad or any emotion is really heartwarming and thank u so much for reacting to this movie!
we all loved Bing Bong but he needed to go because Riley was growing up and she was moving on to other things. still sad, nonetheless. that scene always makes me tear up 😢
The director, Pete Docter, was from Minnesota and I went to the same high school he graduated from. For me this movie hits a little harder. It sucks here sometimes, but it’s home.
You: "Someone control Sadness! She needs help! Stop touching everything!"
Me: "Oh you gonna eat your words SO HARD"
I really loved that you, like Joy, didn't really GET the point or purpose of Sadness til the end. It made it so much more impactful.
Personally, I think this is one of the best kids movies out there, because of how accessible to kids they make such deep psychological concepts.
It also makes me cry EVERY time, both when she forgets Bing Bong and the end when she comes home. SUCH a good movie, I LOVE watching you react to these, Cody.
I cried three times watching this movie
Once when Bing Bong's wagon was forgotten
Once when Bing Bong was forgotten
And once when she was talking with her parents.
something to think about: since Rylie's emotions have emotions, (as seen when joy cries in sadness after the train of thought gets derailed) this means everyone has an infinite amount of the same emotions.
Me: *doing schoolwork at midnight*
Laptop: *ItsTotallyCody notification*
Me: "Schoolwork's important but also this one too."
I'm just kidding, I don't stay up 'til midnight.
Me watching this at 3:30 am
I've been waiting for this reaction and it's finally here!! I really love your reaction vids ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I almost hated this movie entirely because of Bing bong’s death,like come on, that made me cry
I love this movie , cried when bing bong died
(Also remember guys no recommendation)
This and Coco came out during a Pixar sequelitis, don't get me wrong some of these sequels are pretty good, but I really only look forward to Incredibles 2, in my opinion coco and inside out were the best to come out at the time
Honestly I would probably be down for Inside Out 2, since there are a lot of important life lessons regarding emotional maturity that need to be explored.
@@deffdefying4803 This is super dated to me, I don't like Incredibles 2 like I used to. But finding dory is great
I feel like crying now
Cody I really had a stressful week and your reactions are so pure reminds me of how I first reacted. I first subscribed to you 2 weeks ago and binged all your Pixar's videos so should be caught up lol thank you for these amazing reactions 💯
You can't selectively numb emotions. Either you feel all of them: joy, sadness, anger, fear and disgust, or none of them. That is what people mean by toxic positivity. It isn't healthy or realistic to expect anyone to only have positive emotions at all times. The more we try to avoid all the negative emotions the less we are able to access the positive ones.
This movie teaches an amazing lesson of, it’s okay to be sad. Nobody can be truly happy all the time.
Sadness turning joyful memories sad makes sense. It's called nostalgia.
One of the best Disney movies ever. Every emotion has a purpose.
This is one of only two movies to ever make me cry.
It’s Coco. What did you expect?
Try "dancer in the dark" 😉
"Joy, for the last time, she can NOT live in a cookie" XD
Such a great movie to help kids start talking about their feelings!
I am just like sadness, I always try to help but always mess everything up
😂
I feel like this when I’m an employee at work.💙💙 I feel you. But you’re also so awesomeeee
20:43 The voice actor of Bing Bong, Richard Kind actually cried every time he tried to record his final line "Take her to the moon for me, ok?".
I never make it through that movie without crying lol. Such important lessons! But on a personal level, I think this movie has away of bringing up times in my life where I can relate to Riley so much and it just clobbers with me with emotion every single time! Such a good movie!
18:50 this makes me wanna comfort Joy too, breaks my heart seeing her so sad
One of the disney movies that made me cry! Love for Bing Bong!
this movie made me cry so much and now every time I watch it its just so sad still. But still its really good though. Back in 2015 I didn't really understand it and now that I watch it I understand it so much more better with the message of the movie.
I like the way this movie explains depression. It’s not just feeling sad, it’s the loss of all emotional connection completely. Which is perfectly signified with the console shutting down completely.
It took me a while to fully comprehend how deep this movie was. Like, imagine if we were just watching this without the emotion characters. It would be a completely realistic depiction of a little girl trying to cope with moving to a new place. If you ignore your sadness, you just get more and more angry. Being sad is completely healthy and we have to acknowledge it.
I watched this movie at 3am and was bawling my eyes out.
I have untreated depression so I'm often overwhelmed, this movie helped me understand my feelings better and I don't feel the urge to supress them all the time anymore.
I'm from Colombia and I'm learning English with you, good video 🇨🇴😁
I always thought that I need to feel happy and care free everyday, but then I realize that it's okay to feel sad sometimes as it shows vulnerability and balances everything in place.
Everytime he came for Sadness i screamed ..We 👏🏿 Need 👏🏿 Her👏🏿...WE👏🏿 LOVE 👏🏿HER👏🏿...🥲
The emotional balance we need in film but never really get 💖💞💔
I love sadness!!🥺💙💙💙💙
This movie is the best portrayal I've ever seen of depression, because joy is gone from headquarters, but so is sadness. You arent sad all the time you're kind of just empty.
Anyway a part of the movie that didnt really stick out at first is that I'd argue the emotions arent necessarily making Riley feel a certain way, they are making her react a certain way. If they are in headquarters then the emotion is already in there then she's already feeling them in situations where they trigger an action. It also explains why sadness was compelled to go around and touch things at the beginning of the movie - Reiley was already sad - the move and the drive and everything, but Joy wasn't letting her experience it until Sadness started changing all the memories to sadness, because that was in there and she was bottling it up. She wasnt experiencing or processing things as something other than positive happy experiences even if they weren't.
ItsTotally Cody! you seem to be wondering why bing bong jumped out of his rocket at 20:22 in this video, it’s because bing bong knew Riley was running away back to midisoda and joy really needed to get back to headquarters as quick as she could so she can make her happy again, and bing bong also remembered that the less people there is on his rocket the longer his rocket can fly for, So bing bong decided to give his life away just to get joy out of the dump so she can save Riley and make her happy again
What if they actually flew the rocket one at a time? Wouldn’t that work?
The fact that when I watched this movie when it first came out, I just watched it as a movie. But now, with a bit older me fully understanding it + with Cody’s commentary I confess, I cried a bit
The tears for this one. Could we get some old school disney? Tarzan, Mighty Joe Young, Dinosaur (2000) !!
Oh I think you didn't notice but sadness taking happy memories makes them nostalgic. They're still happy but you still get sad when you think about it, aka nostalgia.
Also notice how Joy tries to forces herself onto Bing Bong? It does nothing. But sadness listened to him and he felt better. That's because you need sadness to feel empathy.
The whole movie is very metaphorical, isn't it? They (Joy especially) spend most of the movie trying to keep Sadness from doing anything, just as most of us try to push sadness away when it enters our own lives. But it's a valid emotion, and the movie does a good job of showing _why_ Riley would be sad with everything that was going on in her life. If you suppress sadness and try to force joy when things aren't right, it'll catch up with you eventually.
Emotions are like the weather. You can't tell them what to do, but you can make the most of them.
16:57 Hey, just be glad it is a happy memory.
Sadness is a natural part of life.
A line that always gets me every single time I watch this movie or watch reactions to it, is "Take her to the moon for me" by Bing Bong. It just takes my soul
The ending of this one always gets to me. The unconditional love that's there throughout the scene when Riley finally gets to break down and be vulnerable with her parents and that they validate her feelings is something that needs to be shown more often and it makes me think of my relationship with my own parents and the times we've gone through similar experiences. I'm also so happy that they flipped the usual dichotomy of sad = bad and joy = good, since they really hammer home that you need both for balance, and people won't be able to help you unless you share what's making you sad and forcing happiness into every situation can become toxic and unhealthy (I really recommend Cinema Therapy's video on that). Truly one of Pixar's best!
Interesting fact - There are actually 7 emotions, but the writers reduced it to 5 kind of blending in the other 2 with the 5 they gave us.
The other two are:
Surprise - Which was blended in a bit with Fear
and
Contempt - Which was blended in with Disgust.
I saw this on a behind the scenes of the creation of the movie.
How did you not realize that sadness was in fact needed by the end of it... Like when she goes to the control panel we all pretty much knew that joy wasn't needed for now.
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Bing Bong had to dissappear. He was a memory from her childhood (well rather when she was a baby), it was his time. Just like the pre-school memories.
honestly, you sound like that type of person who's good at comforting.
Inside Out is my personal favorite Pixar movie, my 2nd is Ratatouille. There are so many hidden messages and details in this one movie and that makes us think a lot, I still think about this movie every time I watch a Pixar movie.
I’ve watched this film so many times since it came out and every time it makes me cry and I realise just how much I needed it
While watching this video, i realized Joy was the antagonist and Sadness was the protagonist. All the girl needed to do was to be sad and cry about her next journey because she wasn't ready for it.
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You do know that depression and sadness is different right? @Danni W
Sadness is so vital! I love how this movie really takes too on a journey of understanding that to be truly happy you need to have felt sadness too.
Hope you do "Zootopia" one of these days
It never fails to make me cry no matter how much I watch this as it shows you how much you go through when you grow up forgetting things you did mostly as a kid like your imaginary friend and stuff like that as you get older you get more memories but life gets more complicated and emotional as you get older showing instead of feeling one emotion at a time some are mixed together like joy and sadness at the end :)