INSIDE OUT MOVIE REACTION | First Time Watching | Movie Review
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
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Inside Out is a Disney-Pixar animated feature directed by Pete Docter. It stars the voices of Amy Poehler, Phyllis Smith, Richard Kind, Bill Hader, Lewis Black, Mindy Kaling, Kaitlyn Dias, Diane Lane, and Kyle MacLachlan. The film follows the inner workings inside the mind of a young girl named Riley, as five personified emotions administer her thoughts and actions as she adapts to her family's relocation.
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Discussion: 30:13
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This movie does an amazing job of expressing how depression works; it's not a sadness, it's a numbness.
I mean tbf she had a depressive episode but she didn't really have depression. Thats a very diff thing.
@@kawaii33366 They are different in that a depressive episode will usually pass, but the feel (or lack there of) is the same for both.
@@foulrot yeah true
Bing Bong's death wasn't just heartbreaking, it was a representation of a sad reality that when we grow up we must let go of our childhood.
I remember audibly gasping at that part in the theater. I knew it was coming and everything, but the moment of seeing him actually vanish just hit me in a way I wasn't expecting.
Never thought an animated movie would ever make me cry as an adult again but this part of the movie really fucked me up
Richard Kind actually broke up while recording that as Bing Bong and they kept it in because it fit so perfectly.
No. It's the choice many people decide to follow, because they believe that just because they're older, it means they must always be 100% adult-like. I'm 20. Sure there are responsibilities in life. You got to work, pay the bills, renew insurance papers, etc. But you can always leave room for childhood fun, like visiting the local arcade, or a fun amusement park, maybe even go to some 50s diner and really go back to your childhood days. You don't have to leave childhood behind to become an adult. Even adults can have room for childhood fun on the inside. What they really showed is that some of your very early memories might sometimes vanish, like one of mine did, until I was reminded via a photo of it.
@@blenderbachcgireminds me of when my grandma used to say when I was 18 and 17 that I was too old to be watching cartoons like SpongeBob. Of course there’s certain things that become inappropriate because of age to do as we get older like having whining tantrums but I don’t see anything wrong with someone watching childish shows and playing childish games as long as it’s in moderation and they don’t do it with intent to hurt someone
This to me, is one of the most well written Pixar Movies ever. Not only is it relatable, it speaks to us deeply.
Sadness was actually doing nothing wrong, but Joys toxic positivity is very annoying to me. Also, the parents should never have asked Riley to keep the happiness up just for their sake... That's not fair at all. Everyone would feel confused, sad, scared if they have to move to a strange new place, they could have talked about that with Riley much sooner and share their emotions. It was okay to feel sad, but just like Joy, the parents also expected the little girl to be easygoing and happy. Sadness is not a negative emotion in itself, many of us have it as the leading emotion.
That little sigh Riley gives out, after that good, long cry in her parents' arms... Gets me going everytime!
I love how they showed that even “negative” emotions like Sadness are needed in order to have a healthy mind. The only thing that makes such emotions negative are how much you have and how you manage them.
I think Joy is more illuminated compared to the other emotions because Riley has always been called like the happy kid -- even her parents call her so. But that's just my theory
"What happens to the ones that fall off the shelves?"
I guess it causes that effect when you can't remember something you should know.
I'm pretty sure ADHD is just that place without any shelves at all.
Pixar had two leading psychologists who specialize on emotions consulting for this film, and it shows. I saw someone mention they're using clips from this film in their psychology course. What a remarkable achievement. Not only making a good film, but also making one that's a contribution to education.
I totally had an imaginary friend. his name was Obie and he was a black cat haha. Bing Bong's sacrifice scene always gets me, even through reaction videos. I just bawled along with you, dude.
as for Sadness, what I got from it was that she was compelled to touch all the memories because Riley was purposely holding back her feelings of sadness to please her parents when she really needed to be allowing herself to feel it to truly process the move. Joy was forcing Riley to be happy all the time because mom requested a smile and a "happy girl" to help dad feel better, even though that's not really how Riley was feeling. but kudos to you for not immediately shitting on Sadness and understanding that she too has a purpose, even if we didn't quite understand it yet ❤
The Bing Bong Scene Never gets easier to watch...
Her moms primary is sadness, but since shes grown up, it has evolved into empathy, while the fathers anger who is in charge has evolved into determination.
This is genuinely one of my favourite Pixar movies, cried like a baby near the end when I first watched it. I don't usually do that lol. Very glad it's getting a sequel.
I'd recommend looking up background info about the film, there were a LOT more emotions originally.
I hope the sequel is better or as good as this one 🙏
“It looks like a slab of salmon” after bing bongs tragic death was too funny
Inside Out is so amazing, Pixar knows how to make people feel about loving you`re family and remembering you`re childhoods
We very recently had a death in the very near family, and my 12 year old son had a hard time coming to terms with his memories about his grandfather. He didn't want to think about the happy thoughts, because he would get sad afterwards. I used this movie to tell him that it was OK to feel that way, and that you don't minimise the loss by remembering the happy thoughts. That helped him a lot.
fun fact: in some Asian countries they said they changes the broccoli in the feeding scene to green peppers to fit into the culture better
I hope you now realize why so many of us said Stephen got Bing-Bong’d during that episode of MoonKnight
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@@Omn1Media AND you understand the Bing-Bong joke in She-Hulk!
Those are real tears you hear in Bing Bong's voice as he says "Take her to the moon for me". Richard Kind was overcome with emotion during recording Bing Bong's voice and they kept it in.
You finally get that She Hulk reference now! “put on a Pixar movie! Oh Bing Bong jumps out of the wagon in Inside Out!”😂
Probably the best Pixar film. Love how they represented all the themes of simple and complex emotion. And then depression being the absence of emotion. And just overall, they really did their research.
I had an imaginary pet dragon when I realised I never had a proper imaginary friend. So I made that one up :3
Hope you'll eventually watch Ratatouille if you haven't seen it yet :)
Great movie! I turned it on randomly one day for my 4yo not knowing anything about it. I was 6mo pregnant and we were getting ready to move 4K miles away. I ugly cried like never before 😭😭😭 You’d have thought they were murdering puppies or something.
There is a short of Inside Out on D+, "Riley's First Date".
You should watch that, it is great!
The GIRL alarm also works in the reverse.. I have memories of doing the same thing with guys..
Great reaction! I love this movie so much. I feel like the reason why Sadness starts getting “out of control” and touching the memories is because Joy has tried to repress that emotion in Riley for so long. Sadness starts touching things and making them sad without meaning to because internally she knows that Riley needs to feel sad at this time, but she has been told from the first moment that she isn’t needed and actually hurts more than helps. So now she doesn’t seem to be able to help it.
Sadness was out of control wanting to touch everything because Riley had a lot of reason to be sad. But joy was constantly trying to suppress her. you can't suppress sadness. It's nearly always a disaster. it needs to be felt and processed so you can heal. Joy was even repressing the bad dreams. Dreams are a way for us to process everything that's happened to us. Even the bad ones are necessary. I always wanted to give Joy a shake and tell her "it's not all about you!"
yea, i had an imaginary friend. I learned as an adult not everyone does, but a lot also do. We moved A LOT when i was a kid and nearly always to a different state for my dad's job. My imaginary friend was a black unicorn who couldn't touch man made things, so he ran in the grass beside the rode on all of our long trips for moving and made giant leaps over roads and stuff, nearly flying. He was my only friend and i told him everything that was horrible about being alive and living with the monsters who were my parents. Oddly enough, i think that big black beast kept me sane. I still miss him sometimes. :)
Oh man, this movie! I was going through a really hard time when I watched this in theaters and I was a wreck by the end. But it was in a good, healing way. Pixar never fails to make me cry my heart out and feel hopeful at the same time and Inside Out is a cut above the rest, IMO. ♥ I didn't have an imaginary friend exactly, but I had TONS of imaginary pets, including a cage full of baby bats that I would "hand out" at recess for the other kids to play with. 🤣
My sisters had imaginary horses(we’d just ride them down the sidewalk,gave them names, did horse sounds (we’d actually “gallop” down the sidewalk)
They did a short called Riley's first date. It was really cute.
This is my favorite Pixar movie, I love it, I cry every time I see the scene with Riley and her parents
That's my favorite animation! Bing Bong's death always makes me cry a lot, because I had an imaginary friend called Joe, he was a very small gnome who lived in the walls of my house (like Jerry). He was very real to me, but over time I forgot about him and never saw him again. I only remembered him when I watched the movie Bogus, which shows that imaginary friends exist to fill gaps in children's lives, and that it's natural to be forgotten when they are no longer needed. Also, great reaction! Greetings from Brazil :)
Man, this came out right after I moved a couple of states away from my friends and family and it hit super hard.
As a kid I had a lot of imaginary friends, I distinctly remember them all, but the “forgetting” of Bing-Bong still hits hard with me. This whole movie does, as I often dealt with and continue to deal with the inside of my head far more than outside. That’s a longer discussion; however I’ll sum it up by relaying a quote from the original Wonder Years that reminds me of how this movie hits me and why it does, the older Kevin as narrator of the show says the following in an episode called CODA,
“When you're a little kid, you're a little bit of everything: Artist, Scientist, Athlete, Scholar. Sometimes it seems like growing up is a process of giving those things up, one by one. I guess we all have one thing we regret giving up; one thing we really miss - that we gave up because we were too lazy, or because we couldn't stick it out, or because we were afraid…”
For Riley what she gave up this movie shows metaphorically how part of her is forgotten to preserve her joy in life… we all have those things in life we give up, and sometimes we forget what things drive us to do things, for her it was an imaginary friend that had a shared dream of going to the moon. I can imagine them showing her in the future talking about reaching that goal, but fumbling over the exact definitive reasons why she has this drive to reach this goal, it’s just one of those childhood dreams that move us for ward into adulthood, and though she may have forgotten the friend in her head behind it, that drive carries her onward.
Besides the upcoming Sequel which comes out on June 14, 2024, there is also a short called "Riley's First Date?" which came out in 2015(same as the movie.)
The dinner table scene is so relatable. I remember being that age and feeling overwhelmed with intense emotions I didn't know how to control, and I wasn't developmentally able (and/or hadn't been given the tools) to calmly say to my parents or teachers "I don't want to be rude, but my emotions are not under control, so please stop talking to me".
I really like the way they represent memories in the film. Makes a lot of sense.
I still remember seeing this movie in theaters it truly is a great movie and creative way to display a movie about life, emotions, and childhood to adolescence. I recommend if you haven’t watched but to watch Big Hero 6 and The Odd Life of Timothy Green
They did such a good job with this movie. It puts the more complex emotional issues into a form that is, more, understandable for children...and for adults for that matter.
I think the Train of Thought being derailed and destroyed was supposed to indicate how difficult it is to think straight when you are experiencing trauma. You are more reacting instinctually, instead of thoughtfully.
The reason why Joy for Riley glows is because of the saying, “He/She was practically glowing.” Whenever someone is really excited or happy, they’re said to glow. Or that their happiness “shines through.” And those who are always happy are said to be “bright and cheerful.”
Also, Riley’s Joy isn’t actually the only Joy to glow. Her glow is just more pronounced. If you look closely, you can see that her dad’s Joy also has that sort of blue glow to him, but it’s very small and almost easy to miss. And the Joy for the girl at the pizza register also glows a bit. However, the clown’s Joy no longer glows because he’s “lost his light”. Especially when the Joy says, “Six years of drama school for this.” Other characters whose Joy doesn’t glow can also be seen as having lost their light or just not expressing Joy all that often if ever. For instance, the classmate who wears eyeshadow seemed really plagued with anxiety and possibly self-loathing, so there’s not really a reason for her to glow. You don’t really hear animals called as “glowing” when they’re happy, either, so their Joys don’t glow. The bus driver doesn’t really glow for pretty obvious reasons. Then the nerdy kid that bumps into Riley also seems really shy, so his joy doesn’t shine through as much. But there’s still a glow that you can see at his feet when he touches the floor, it’s just SUPER hard to tell. And as you know, the mom’s head is run by Sadness, which could also be interpreted to be empathy. She seems to put everyone else’s needs first and also uses escapism often, which could mean that her light doesn’t get to shine through, either.
1. How to Train your Dragon
2. Kung Fu Panda
Haven’t seen any of the How to Train Your Dragon movies!
This movie is great but man does it make me cry like most Pixar & Disney movies lol!! They are making a second one base on Riley’s teen years.
Love the tee & great reaction x
The idea and story for this movie came from the directors I think it was their daughter who was 14-16 at the time and said to their dad I have an idea for a movie …. and here it is
The use of colours in this film is so incredibly important and can be so subtle that some visual references can be easily missed. If you notice closely, the colours of some emotions are interconnected visually. Disgust has a purple neck ribbon, indicating that disgust and fear have a collation to each other in some way - some of our fears can be shown through disgust. Fear has a red boe-tie, indicating a subte connection between anger and fear. The biggest and most important message in the visual design of Joy is the fact her hair and eyes is blue, indicating that there is a part of happiness has a connection with sadness. In the case of film, for Riley to grow as a person, she (through Joy) needed to experience the fact that even her happiest memories can become the saddest she feels. Something that Joy doesn't understand until it happens is that whilst a happy memory can be joyful at the time, something in the future can cause these memories to become upsetting, which the film uses brilliantly in the example of moving across the country and Riley having to leave her Minnesota life behind her. I just bloody love this film so much, even after 7 years since release!
18:38 I read somewhere that when you dream about your teeth falling out, it can mean that you’re going through a change that you’re not comfortable with and if you dream where you’re losing your clothes, it means that you’re afraid of what people will think of what truly goes on inyour mind
I think Up is one you’d really connect with
If you think you’re sad whilst watching this….
@@GladtoberanDOMsuch a happy ending tho
I love how well thought out the world mechanics of the mind are. The bit at the very end with Riley bumping into the nerdy kid - "GIRL! GIRL! GIRL! GIRL!" - had me cracking up, as well as the inside of the cat's mind *with NOBODY* at the controls, or the bus driver with *ALL* Anger avatars...
Omni!!! You should check out the Prince of Egypt!!!! It's one of those classics that I feel are very underrated, but has some really amazing visuals!!! Both it and the Lion King are the main reasons why I kinda prefer 2D more than 3D.
Yes yes yes
That's one of my favorite animated films! Plus the soundtrack is so good too!
I started tearing up like 6 minutes into the reaction because I started *thinking* about the Bing Bong part that was coming up later.
this has been one of my movies that i've never rewatched bc of how badly i cried during my first watch but made a exception to watch a long with you and cried almost just as hard as the first time. such a good movie that shows depression in a creative and tangible way for ppl to understand. love it so much
Casting Lewis Black as Anger was genius.
OMG! I don't know if I've ever heard you laugh so much or so hard during a reaction. It was great!
I really enjoyed this movie and I am happy that you chose this to react to.
I enjoy your channel Omni, thank you. I googled why was Joy luminescent and this is the theory I found: Joy glows the most because she's got the most energy. I’ve been going over my core memories lately thinking about my childhood and this movie reaction is very timely and appropriate for this time of the year.
This movie is so wonderful and clever. Fantastic reaction, as always. Your laugh is magnificent, by the way. I don’t think I’ve often heard you laugh the way you did in this video. Amaaaazing laugh😂
You should check out the short, "Riley's First Date?" It focuses more on the parents' emotions when that boy she met at the hockey rink stops by their house... 😄
I'm crying and the reaction hasn't even started yet. Watched this for the first time a few months ago.
Inside Out, Up, and Wall-E are Pixar's gold. Glad you enjoyed this gem!
You haven't seen UP? That's a top tier next to Ratatouille.
You said you never had an imaginary friend, but what if you did and forgot it? like BingBong was forgotten. That's what makes me sad in that part is thinking about all the things growing up that I don't remember now.
Bing Bong’s death will always hurt.
I don’t think Sadness was necessarily being nefarious. I think her tainting memories was a way of showcasing how depression can play tricks on you and can make you misremember the true emotions of a memory.
Loved this reaction, especially when some of the humor would catch you off guard!
My family moved from Orlando, Florida to Bainbridge, Georgia when I was around 3 years old; then we moved to Dothan, Alabama when I was 6 years old.
Seeing your reaction to Bingbong's sacrifice, I think you'll get the reference Jen made back in Episode 1 of She-hulk now :)
They are making a second one with new emotions!
I'm would LOVE a sequel, cuz you _know_ those teen years are gonna be *messy*
:) like always, great reaction, i'm glad you enjoyed it, this movie has a lot of heart, its so well made
This movie will never not wreck me. It hurts me (in the best ways) so deeply that I can’t even watch it anymore. Your reaction was perfect.
this is one of my favorite movies! excited to watch! :)
Oh my goodness, this was one of the best reactions of yours that I've seen so far! I've had a rough day, and your laughter cheered me up a lot! And you cried in the right places. Thank you.
I think the reason joy is glowing is because Riley is putting most her energy into BEING happy. But that’s just an opinion.
The way that we as adults see this movie in contrast as kids is amazing. Usually we understand that it's ok to don't be happy all the time and that we have to feel sadness or angry, shows more understanding about emotions and life.
She glows because she's Joy. She's the only emotion that is considered positive. The other emotions, sadness, fear, disgust and anger are considered negative, but necessary emotions. Joy is the only emotion that does not have a shadow.
But the Joy's inside the other people we see, don't glow either though, only her Joy.
@@Omn1Media Honestly, I don't know why. I was just guessing. Joy was just the only emotion that seemed positive to me.
@@Omn1Media I realize this has been QUITE a while since this original post and reply, but I just watched this - and it looks to me like Joy is glowing BLUE. Now...I don't have an answer, obviously, but I think it has to do with the connection Joy and Sadness have, and possibly something to do with how much Joy is repressing Sadness? I really think that has to be connected somehow, otherwise they would have made her glow yellow - ya know? Anywayyyyy, my two cents.
Love this movie. Underrated. :)
Keep up the awesome work 🤩
Bingbong's death is so sad, because it symbolises the end of childhood and innocence, the moment where this carefree world of ours, of imaginary friends and simpler times come to an end.
I never realized how deep this movie really went until I noticed which emotions are in charge in the Mom & Dad.....
En esta película, la tristeza de Riley quedaba tan opacada por su alegría que hasta en el círculo cromático se ve reflejado eso, ya que el opuesto de amarillo es el morado y el opuesto de verde es el rojo, el opuesto de azul sería naranja pero que sepamos no hay ninguna emoción con ese color, aunque probablemente la veamos en la secuela
I had an imaginary friend, but she wasn't some fantastical creature or anything. Just a girl that I talked to. (It occurs to me now that being an adult and describing an imaginary friend sounds a lot like insanity 😂 ) My mom told me years later that I'd apparently modeled her after my first swimming instructor, who I had a crush on as a toddler. I don't remember the teacher, but I do remember the imaginary friend, so... I don't know what that says about me 😂
I had an imaginary friend that would do parkour and chase our car on the way to places
Are you sure you didn't just forget your imaginary friend? That part gets me every time.
The second one is said to be released not too far from this time next year. Not sure if the date is confirmed yet
8:37 The FIRST time i heard a beep😂😂😂
the credits is needed to get Joy in the running seat after watching the movie
I love this film. Probably my favourite Pixar, closely followed by Up. Its just so brilliantly written.
I'd love to see you watch Up! I think Inside out and Up are one of the best Pixar animation ever!
This is just amazing! Please, you have to react to Riley's first date short film. You're gonna love it😂❤
last pixar's movie that i really enjoyed
Need to react to the short as well!
28:37 that might be the hardest I've seen you laugh.
When I was 3 my imaginary friend was mostly a ghost girl
I did have an imaginary friend. His name was mmmntom, he sadly died in a war. I remember much about him tho
I have the teeth falling out dream sometimes too!
Really good movie!! Point to Pixar!! Looking forward to the new one with emotions. Great reaction!
Ok so who else cried like a baby when Riley lost goofball island ugh
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
I have epilepsy soooo… I wonder what would happen if Riley had a seizure or a stroke
On CZcams someone edit it so it’s just Riley scenes very dark
Def do a reaction to Up!
*_You DEFINITELY should watch Pixar’s UP... Warning though: It’ll crush you!_*
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I never had an imaginary friend too
have you seen UP?
Best Pixar story
ok i have to watch this now
K that's done , . fun watch ........... i also found puss in boots 2 and it's fantastic