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4/4
Pixar’s return to form
Evan Wheatley - wrote on 10/21/2016
When it comes to animation, Pixar rarely disappoints. As of late however, Pixar has released more sequels than original concepts, so it was nice to see a company that has produced classics such as “Toy Story” and “Finding Nemo,” return to form in June 19’s “Inside Out”.
“Inside Out” centers on a young girl from the Midwest named Riley, whose life is changed drastically when she and her parents move to San Francisco. While Riley is technically the main character of the story, her personified emotions of Joy, Sadness, Fear, Anger and Disgust comprise most of the screen time, with Joy and Sadness being the true stars of the show. These characters constantly control Riley’s emotional state like a well-oiled machine, and also preside over her memories.
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Genial
cinegeek.de - wrote on 03/07/2016
Inside Out ist ein Comic Abenteuer, das im Kopf eines elfjährigen Mädchens spielt. Ein Klassiker, der noch lange nachwirkt und schliesslich den modernen Animationsfilm runderneuern wird. Über weite Passagen sehen wir hier etwas, das wirklich neu ist - und Gefühle oder Situationen wiedergibt, die wohl die meisten schon selbst erlebt haben. Wir befinden uns im Gehirn von Riley, die enttäuscht darüber ist, dass ihre Eltern nach San Francisco umziehen. Alle ihre Freunde bleiben zurück. Rileys Emotionen wie Freude, Trauer oder Wut werden durch fünf Charaktere ausgedrückt - und im Master Controllroom gesteuert. Rileys Erinnerungen werden dargestellt durch Bälle, die von einem mentalen Ort zum nächsten gelangen. Eine Art Filter spezifiziert, ob Kurzzeit oder Langzeit. Jedenfalls …
Rating of
4/4
good movie for all ages
chrisman26 - wrote on 11/24/2015
didnt really know if this would be the best choice for our family or not'all the kids are teenagers' but my gut said it looked cute and my sister12 expressed intrest and i must say we had the most fun time we have had in awhile witeh learning about the ups and downs of our emotions it was a fun sweet ride for the entire yes i repeat entire group it was sweet adventures and loaded wirth laughs your never too old for a classic and this defenetly falls in that category good lesson about emotions for adults as well'im 26 'so i defenetly say see this i loved sadness discust joy and even fear was a pretty good guy i say u cant miss it you will laugh you will cry you will laugh till u cry felling very uplifted after seeing this family treat trust me
Rating of
3.5/4
Pixar still has it
Bryce - wrote on 09/30/2015
It's been a few years since Pixar delivered an original film worthy of their reputation which has prompted many to question whether the once unequaled studio still has it in them. With "Inside Out" they have unequivocally declared that they still have the magic. Director Pete Docter (who also made "Up," the last great original Pixar film) brilliantly tells an innovative coming-of-age story that achieves that uncommon balance of being equally engaging for both kids and adults. A strong voice cast brings to life the unforgettable characters that are sure to be classics and Michael Giacchino cranks out yet another beautiful score, sure to net him another Oscar nomination. This is a beautifully animated, refreshingly creative, emotionally resonate and laugh-out-loud hilarious film that is …
Rating of
3.5/4
Inside out Rating - 3.5/4
Kalpesh Prajapati - wrote on 07/23/2015
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If you think this movie is only for kids, then you are wrong. This movie is very much for the adults (actually more for adults) than it is for kids.
Don’t get fooled by the animated style of presenting as this movie would have lost the plot or may not have been able to express so successfully had it not been animated. So give it a thought! Because this movie will make you think how you think!.
This is an excellent movie that tries to explain how emotions control your behaviour and expressions. Our emotions (Joy, Sadness, Fear, Anger and Disgust) are presented in form of small cartoon characters who are inside our head and use a large panel of buttons to control the way we behave, express and act.
Rating of
3/4
A solid Pixar movie
Matthew Brady - wrote on 06/21/2015
Dose anyone remember that TV show back in the 90's called Herman's Head, no? well your going to think this is a original story but really it's ripping off a story line that already exist. Don't believe me then watch this clip and you will see how they are completely the same: www.youtube.com/watch?t=37&v=8Gn6IfWXPbk .
The story to Inside Out is about a girl called Riley who is just like any typical young girl - dealing with the ups and downs of life - but on the inside, things are much different. When her father gets a new job in San Francisco and moves the family from the Midwest to the West Coast, "Headquarters" the place in Riley's mind that contains her emotions, goes into overdrive. Joy, Fear, Sadness, Anger, Disgust - each one plays a role - and with a new city, home and school …
Rating of
4/4
Keep Your Emotions in Check
Unknown - wrote on 06/20/2015
Pixar has really outdone themselves with 'Inside Out'. It's absolutely fantastic in every way! The initial concept is the definition of originality, and the execution of it is ingenious! This is the type of creative storytelling that I crave. The motive of the film is to explore the most basic and relatable emotional changes that everyone goes through in their childhood years. I was very impressed with just how deep, psychologically, that exploration takes us. There is no area left unchecked. We see the inner workings of the human mind visualized in a cartoon environment, while simultaneously watching the affects they have on the 'real-world' actions of the human characters. It literally is an 'inside out' examination. The individual representations of the emotions are great fun …
