Inside Out (2015)


Director: Pete Docter

Producer: Jonas Rivera

Starring: Amy Poehler (Joy), Phyllis Smith (Sadness), Richard Kind (Bing Bong), Kaitlyn Dias (Riley Andersen), Mindy Kaling (Disgust), Bill Hader (Fear), Lewis Black (Anger).

A literally mindblowing Disney Pixar movie, Inside Out (2015) is a perfect for your mind movie.

The movie starts with the birth of a girl named Riley. Joy, the protagonist, explains about herself, her friends, and Riley’s mind. One day, Riley must move to San Francisco from Minnesota. This angers her emotions- Joy, Sadness, Disgust, Anger and Fear. One fine day, Sadness accidentally creates a new sad core memory-a thing that creates Riley’s personality (which is usually happy) and drops all others. This takes Joy and Sadness out of the Mind Headquarters where they work and end up into Long term Memory, a place where Riley’s memories are stored. Joy and Sadness plan to take Goofball Island as a shortcut to HQ, but due to not having the core memory required to make the island function, the island collapses. Joy and Sadness run into Bing Bong, Riley’s childhood imaginary friend. With his help, the duo tries to go back to HQ. Want to know more?  Watch the movie!

I really like the theme of the movie. Dream Productions is great, but it produces quite abstract dreams. Are they mashed into the Abstract thing? The mind is gigantic! Why don’t you make a detailed map of the mind with all the zones and ‘déjà vu’s? So, the rights and lefts will be easier for one who falls into Long Term Memory. Why don’t you make an Inside Out 2? I heard rumours that it is releasing this year (2020). Make that a reality, please. Pixar, you make great movies, but this was the best.

I wholeheartedly recommend this movie because:

  1. It has a good plot.
  2. It has a good theme.
  3. It wasn’t mindlessly long like other Pixar movies.
  4. It has pure comedy (it’s also one of Riley’s traits).
  5. Overall, THIS MOVIE IS GREAT! 

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