Inside Out

2015 "Meet the little voices inside your head."

Inside Out

8.1 | 1h35m | PG | en | Adventure

From an adventurous balloon ride above the clouds to a monster-filled metropolis, Academy Award®-winning director Pete Docter (“Monsters, Inc.,” “Up”) has taken audiences to unique and imaginative places. In Disney and Pixar’s original movie “ Inside Out,” he will take us to the most extraordinary location of all—inside the mind.

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8.1 | 1h35m | PG | en | Adventure , Animation , Drama | More Info

Released: June. 19,2015 | Released Producted By: Walt Disney Pictures , Pixar Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: http://movies.disney.com/inside-out

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Cast

Amy Poehler , Phyllis Smith , Bill Hader

Director

May Losotaluno

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Walt Disney Pictures , Pixar

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Amy Poehler

as Joy (voice)

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Phyllis Smith

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Bill Hader

as Fear (voice)

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Reviews

valytruewarlock Not as good as other Pixar movies, but it was decent enough since it's very hard to top or at least reach the level of those big titles

zetatotania It is fun, well made and meaningful. And I don't see why it is too depressing for children. Kids are not stupid you see. Anyway I was happy to see a children's film portraying real feelings, while being funny and up-beat.

Hannes Olsson This isn't the most epic of Pixar titles. Neither is it the most beautifully animated. The storyline is flawed and some times hard to follow. Logic, there is non - though I believe this was the author's intention to highlight the quirks of the mind. Yet it is one of the few movies that really move me. For some reason I cry every time I see it. I share the protagonist's experience of moving to a whole new place, changing schools and losing friends. But other movies that tell this story don't move me this way. Some how the author reaches into my deepest nostalgic emotions and pull them out. As soon as I pause the film I stop crying and wonder what the hell I'm doing, only to start again as soon as I return to watch again. I really can't explain what this movie does so well, but it's touched this heart of stone. And even made me write a review about it. Truly one of those movies where the sums are greater than the parts. I don't think its particularly entertaining, beautiful or mesmerising for children. But way above other animated films, it nails the depth that make all Pixar's films so appealing to adults. (Except Cars. That's a terrible franchise.)

juneebuggy Pretty great Pixar movie, good for kids of course, especially the middle part with Joy trying to get the core memories back to headquarters, but pretty great for adults too. The story follows Riley, a young girl uprooted from her peaceful life in the Midwest and forced to move to San Francisco when her father starts a new job. We enter Riley's mind as she struggles to adjust to her new city, school and home life. Chaos ensues at "headquarters" where new emotions have set up shop. Joy tries to keep things positive but anger, sadness and fear have made an appearance and core memories are being destroyed.I loved the idea of those little marble memories and have thinking about that for days now, it just makes so much sense. As an adult I found this movie thought provoking and sad (imaginary friend Bing-Bong is a bit heartbreaking), as you realize the losing of innocence we all face.Its Pixar so of course kids will love this but this one in particular is pretty great for adults too