Inside Out (2015)
When 11-year-old Riley moves to a new city, her Emotions team up to help her through the transition. Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness work together, but when Joy and Sadness get lost, they must journey through unfamiliar places to get back home.
Release Date: June 4, 2015
1553 Movie Reviews
By watching this movie I learned that always be happy and your life will turn out well. You can understand the true colors of friendship by watching this.- UnicornDJover 6 yearsThe animations are great, but that's not what makes this movie the best. The idea of this movie teaches kids and adults the idea of controlling emotions. I would rate this movie 5 out of 5 because your emotions change throughout the movie. You don't always stay sad, there are some happy parts in the movie too. If you like funny movies with big ideas, this is the movie for you! :)
Really, really good
Good Movie. Hope they come out with a SECOND one.- Hazel sky09over 6 yearsI loved how they had other people in there heads I wish I had people I my head I think the movie is way better than the book I not a big fan of the book the movie is way better than the movie
I love joy she is always happy- Soccer 11over 6 yearsI like Inside Out because of it's ch characters like Joy Sadness Fear and disgust. I thout that was impossible to have characters in are mind.
- Soccer11over 6 yearsI like inside out because of the characters like Joy,Fear,Anger,and Sadness. 1 of the best part was when Joy and Sadness jot shucked up tub.
- cupcake5over 6 yearsI love the movie INSIDE OUT because it is a kid friendly movie.Not only that i also like the movie because i demonstrates the human mind/emotions in a fun detailed way.Also one thing that i really like about the characters is that when there is a problem they keep trying and they don't give up.
- soccer 11over 6 yearsI love Inside Out because it showes all your persinalled and has funny partes like when Bing Bong hit the wall of Rally's memerery . It was sad when Joy and Sadness get sucked up the tube.
