Reviews

Riley's happiness controlled by these emotions until Riley's parents (voiced by Kyle MacLachlan and Diane Lane) announce that they are moving from Minnesota to San Francisco and Sadness reacts by affecting Riley's memories, which force Joy and Sadness to make a very dangerous journey to retrieve Ri...

If completely invested, experiencing Inside Out is like an emotional explosion of vibrant colors, colorful recollections, carefully inserted harmonious melodies and mellow and moving mind-trips through a paralleled (e)motion picture of Rileys world as well as our own.

The characters are all very endearing as the Riley's parents get a decent enough amount of characterization to be believable in little screentime, and the emotions, who get most of the screen-time, are all unique enough, however the main character of the film and the one who has the most growth is J...

The emotions that I felt watching these emotions were intense.

Also did it not bother anyone else how the emotions in everyone else's heads had the same hair and look as the people they were inside, but not Riley's.

The movie focuses on a control room-like area where a handful of emotions (which are understandably few in number for the sake of keeping things simple) all work together in order to make their human feel emotions, with the unpredictable nature of emotions being reflected by the group's constant bic...

When Riley arrives at San Francisco in an unsatisfactory mood, the five emotions try to do anything they can to cheer her up, But a chain of events leads to core memories being contaminated by Sadness' touch, and Joy and Sadness are sucked into an outside area, inhabited by islands representing Rile...

Inside Out is the fifteenth feature film by Pixar Animation Studios, following the story of a young girl trying to adjust to moving to a new town, and how her emotions, five little people in her mind, try and guide her through this difficult time.