“All right! We did not die today, I call that an unqualified success. ” – Fear
Number of Times Seen – 1 (3 Jul 2015)
Brief Synopsis – A young girls life is presented to us from the perspective of the 5 emotions that reside within her head and control her actions
My Take on it – Ever since I first saw Toy Story (1995) twenty years ago I have been a huge fan and supporter (emotionally) of all things PIXAR.
With this movie, they once again “hit one out of the park” and gave us a movie with a very important message for moviegoers of all ages disguised as a “kid’s’ flick”
This movie takes the complex areas of emotions and the various parts of the brain and visually presents things to us in a coherent and easy to comprehend method.
The idea of how each emotion helps build a unique part of our personality isn’t really a new concept, but teh way it is shown here truly is novel.
This is IMHO by far one of the best (if not THE best) movie to come out of PIXAR so far because it is truly innovative and gives us so much to ponder over for days afterwards (I saw this 3 days ago and can’t stop thinking about it even now).
So far, this is my favorite movie that I’ve seen released this year (granted, I’ve only seen 13 so far, but who’s really counting?)
I really can’t wait to get a chance to see this one again!
In addition, the PIXAR short that appeared at the beginning of the film called Lava is unbelievable.
The animation is amazing and I really loved the song and the way the story is told because it is such a lovely and emotional song with a very catchy tune.
The extremely poignant and meaningful message both help make this a great watch.
Here’s a clip of the song: ENJOY!!!
Bottom Line – Excellent movie disguised expertly as a “kids” movie when in reality it’s all about how we all deal with situations internally and how important each of our emotions are to each and every one of us. Loved how they “mapped out” so many sections of personality and areas of the brain and presented them in a coherent visual way for everyone to understand. IMHO, one of the best PIXAR films to be made as of now and it is currently my favorite movie from 2015. Can’t wait to get a chance to see it again! The short film Lava which was shown right before the movie is very moving and emotionally perfect with a catchy song and a meaningful message. Both are Highly Recommended!
MovieRob’s Favorite Trivia – When Pete Docter first pitched the idea for this film to Pixar head John Lasseter, he said, “Imagine the fun we’re gonna have when it comes to casting. We could get people like Lewis Black as Anger!” In the end, they did end up casting Lewis Black as Anger. (From IMDB)
Rating – Oscar Worthy
_______________________________________
Check out my *updated* movie stats here
To see my reviews of Oscar Winning Performances check out this link
To see my reviews of all Oscar Best Picture Winners click here (now complete)
Here is a link to my movie index A-Z
Pingback: Movies Reviewed Index A-Z |
Dammit! I’ll see this when it comes out in the UK in 2025. 😦
LikeLiked by 1 person
I saw a movie in the theater b4 u???? Wow!
LikeLiked by 1 person
Yeah – the UK release dates piss me off sometimes!!!! We often have to wait for Pixar. 😦 😦
LikeLiked by 1 person
Sucks. Yeah sometimes we get screwed too ;(
LikeLiked by 1 person
I’m looking forward to this one…haven’t seen an animated film in ages, who doesn’t love a good Pixar film 😀
LikeLiked by 1 person
I really enjoyed Inside Out. I haven’t watched the past two Pixar movies, glad this one lived up to the positive reviews.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Most definitely!
LikeLiked by 1 person
My review for this is going up Thursday. I LOVED this film!
LikeLike
My favorite of the year as well. I don’t see anything beating it .
LikeLiked by 1 person
I hope something does because to top this one would definitely be something to see
LikeLiked by 1 person
Good point
LikeLike
Pingback: MovieRob Monthly Roundup – July 2015 |
Pingback: Inside Out (2015) – Encore Review |
Pingback: Oscar Optimization – Inside Out (2015) – Encore Review |
Pingback: Temporal Top Ten – 2015 |
Pingback: 2017 Birthday Fave #4 – Inside Out (2015) |
Pingback: Inside Out (2015) – Encore Review 3 |
Pingback: Inside Out (2015) – Encore Review 4 |
Pingback: MovieRob’s Birthday Bash of Favorites 2020 (#1 of 47) – Inside Out (2015) – Encore Review 5 | MovieRob