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Growing up can be a bumpy road, and it's no exception for Riley, who is uprooted from her Midwest life when her father starts a new job in San Francisco. Like all of us, Riley is guided by her emotions – Joy (Amy Poehler), Fear (Bill Hader), Anger (Lewis Black), Disgust (Mindy Kaling) and Sadness (Phyllis Smith). The emotions live in Headquarters, the control center inside Riley’s mind, where they help advise her through everyday life. As Riley and her emotions struggle to adjust to a new life in San Francisco, turmoil ensues in Headquarters. Although Joy, Riley's main and most important emotion, tries to keep things positive, the emotions conflict on how best to navigate a new city, house and school.

iTunes Store: Customer Reviews

Wow!

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Jolovesgum
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2017-07-07
I can't believe this movie is AWESOME! I saw it twice and loved Inside out.

GREAT MOVIE!!!!

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uunique58
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2017-06-30
I love this movie it teaches a lesson that kids and adults can relate too. Everyone who made this movie did a awesome job.

Good

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TUMBLE_SQUAD
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2017-06-24
I loved it πŸ™‚πŸ™‚πŸ™‚

Don't spend your money

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dovebird
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2017-06-05
Really? Can I give it a negative star? Sure, its all Joy's fault for screwing up a life and "her" responsibility to fix it. Everyone must only be joy. No! Dang, don't ever wear glasses, seems to make you a loser (it doesn't, btw). Depression is not only female, it is not blue. Did I mention that sadness/depression is not a female character in your head? Depression is a problem facing all humans, not only women. Make believe "female emotions" are portrayed to be weak and drive this "movie." Head shake. Anger and fear are men, are "strong", and disgust is a chick, seriously? A story could be written to tackle the agony of "growing up" way more intelligently. (I moved multiple times as a female kid, nope, didn't ever feel anything like this attempt at a movie)

I love this movie!! πŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒ

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sk10282
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2017-06-03
This movie was great! I watched it with my two kids and so far it's my favorite kids movie I've seen. Makes you wonder what's going on in your brain!

Great Movie

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iHeard
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2017-05-21
One of the most creative storylines , superb humor and a moving ending . Also I finally understood how a cat's mind works !

One of the best picture from Pixar

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Minhhi
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2017-05-01
This animation creates an funny atmosphere also a lesson for parents and children. Because children have a lot things in their generation

Inside out

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mariah chanowski
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2017-04-25
Super cute and was a lot of fun to watch with the fam
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Short Films Not Working

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amyhoover9
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2017-03-31
I’ve had this movie in my library for several months now, and while the movie itself works just fine, I can’t get the short films to play which really annoying!

Awesome movie

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Zoeylover10102
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2017-02-17
We watched this movie in my health class during our mental health unit. Our teacher used it to show us what happens when we let joy slip away and that sadness can be a good thing.

This movie is great

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KbCheetah
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2017-02-16
This movie is great, funny, and fun. I love this movie so much. I love all of the characters in this movie. I love all of the emotions in Rileys head in this movie. It is one of my all time favorite movies ever.

Worst

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grimizz
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2017-02-01
Is the worst thing I've ever seen
Huge fan of Disney movies this was a huge disappointment

Everybody faces this problem.

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Color_Brownie101πŸ˜›
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2017-01-28
I love this movie because everybody kinds faces this problem, you move to a new place and you need to fit in.

A salad made with emotions

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Hammad Rizvi
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2017-01-15
It's filled with happiness/sadness/disgust/anger. It was such a heart-warming movie, it's worth buying. Disney makes me feel so emotional inside, I don't know how they do it.

TerrificπŸ‘πŸ»πŸ‘πŸ»

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Autumn πŸ€—πŸ€—
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2017-01-01
I will always love this movie no matter how many times I watch it.

I love this movie!!!

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Bun girl sass
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2016-12-29
I have been joy 6 times Riley 3times and sadness 4 times in plays so I LOVE this movie and think it's amazing!!πŸ˜œπŸΆπŸ˜›πŸ˜‹πŸ˜‚πŸ˜πŸ˜“πŸ˜πŸ˜˜πŸ·πŸ§πŸ”πŸ˜‹πŸ˜ƒ

Pixar is back

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Texasnicoli
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2016-12-28
A great movie with unforgettable characters, an unpredictable story, clever and hilarious writing and beautiful animation. I honestly don't understand why people hate this movie. It's not boring at all, which people with short attention spans say it is. It's not meant to be a dumb kids comedy, it's meant to be taken seriously. Sure this concept has been done before, but it has a lot of originality and gives an idea for how our minds work. Other Pixar movies have done the same thing, which is why I don't get why this is an exception. Don't listen to the hate, and only idiots use the word overrated.

BEST OF THE BEST!

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Erick CY Li
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2016-11-27
The whole story make me recall my life as a child. So many unbelievable ideas came out from my brain. When Bing Bong was gone, I was crying like a little baby. That's when I could feel the bitter change from childhood to adult!

Inside out

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Noodle eater & SpongeBob Watch
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2016-11-21
Best movie ever since Monster's,Inc.
Since wall-e
Since Toy story series
Disney Channel & ABC should do this movie

Not the best Pixar movie we've seen.

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The New York TimesΒ©
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2016-11-12
I felt like Disney was overwhelmed in 2015 with two Pixar movies coming out. In our opinion, "The Good Dinosaur" was better. This movie was just too boring and monotonous. I would not recommend this for anxious watchers.

Everyone would think that this is a great movie

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Sad apple fan
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2016-08-22
This is a great movie because:
it is a happy movie
-Mikey (age 6)

Wow

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Poop or good
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2016-08-21
I thought It connected with my life and very funny

1 dollar movie

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Ulyginger
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2016-08-20
Nice concept and started well. Lost focus and could have easily cut 10-15 minutes in the middle. Wait till it's 99 cents

Just don't get the hype

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BelindaButler
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2016-08-08
I finally got around to seeing this. Of course had to buy it since Apple doesn't give the option of renting it.
I just don't get the hype surrounding this movie. It was boring, long, no plot and just plain dull. I would recommend you use your brain power and money on something else.

πŸ˜‚,😱,😭,😍,❀️

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Rgjpokemon
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2016-08-05
I Loved it this is how I would describe it Funny,Gasping moments,Sad,Cute,lovable,and heart warming.Plus from personal experience I know what Riley is going through #SpoilerAlert she went to 2 different places #newschool #newhome I've went through both of those experiences believe me it isn't fun #sadness 😭 inside out all the wayπŸ‘

Inside, you won't find a way Out of loving it!

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Fan of SHIELD
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2016-07-30
Going inside a Pixar movie, you know to expect the unexpected, and to expect it to be amazing. It was both unexpected and amazing, showing that 20 years after the first ever CGI animated movie, Pixar can still make unexpected, amazing movies. Osmosis Jones explored the biological functions of the human body (with a detour to the brain here and there), but Inside Out boldly goes where Osmosis Jones didn’t stick around in: the mind (and let’s be honest, with today’s computer imagery, biological functions would look… (turns away, gags) Anyway, we start at the beginning. Not just the movie’s beginning, but Riley’s (Kaitlyn Dias) first sight. There, we’re introduced to Joy (Amy Poeheler), and after 33 seconds, Sadness (Phyllis Smith), and as Riley grows into an elementary-school aged girl, we’re introduced to Disgust (Mindy Kaling), Anger (Lewis Black) and Fear (Bill Hader). Now I know people have said that there should have been more emotions, but maybe they just weren’t shown during this one. Anyway, everything’s great. Until Riley’s uprooted from Minnesota and tossed into San Francisco, where things go so hawire, Joy and Sadness get sucked into long-term memory with Riley’s core memories, resulting in a buddy comedy between the two beyond opposite emotions, who must now restore her before the other three emotions (that we see) send her into what is clearly a form of depression. We’ve seen it from the outside, now what happens inside, at least a visually brilliant, hilarious and sad, well paced buddy comedy with the polar opposite emotions journeying through what is beyond reasonable doubt an 11-year-old girl’s mind, as made clear by even the smallest details, assisted by (wipes away tear) Riley’s imaginary friend Bing-Bong (Richard Kind) who is the unexpected that we could never have expected to be such a lovable character going in. All set to another amazing score from Michael Giacchino (man, this guy’s conductor's baton is everywhere). It’s so beautifully done, you wonder where it can go wrong. Here it is: emotions do not make relatable characters. The humans were, but the focus was the emotions, but since they were the important ones, each one is literally their respective emotion. That aside, Inside Out is brilliant in its depiction of the human mind, and their ability to continue pulling surprises out of their bottomless bag of surprises is just so… beautiful. If you don’t love this movie, then maybe certain emotions have been sucked into your long-term memory.

So sad !!!!!!!!!

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Dancegirl2016
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2016-06-23
Pixar had made a lot of good movies and short films for a lot of years.but this movie is special to a lot of about everyone,s brain.its a funny movie because there's a lot of jokes in the movie and some funny parts.there,s a sad part when bing bong died in the movie,but it has a happy ending.i hope they make inside out 2 soon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Loved it

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MATTHEW NADLER
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2016-06-18
Best of 2015 with the peanuts movie !

Look what Pixar has done

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RyryπŸ˜œπŸ™ƒπŸ˜πŸ˜†
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2016-06-04
Pixar has brought you places no one would think of band Pixar toke is to Our brains and that is just really creative

Minds speaking in your brain

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Nutella_Holic
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2016-06-04
I really like this movie. My name is Riley too!

Awesome πŸ’•πŸ’•πŸ’•

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Kennypopstar01
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2016-06-03
This movie is the best movie in the world. You guys should buy itπŸ’•πŸ’•πŸ’•

I ❀️❀️❀️❀️ INSIDE OUT

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Loveable🐬🐬🐬🐬
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2016-06-02
This movie is amazing! I love it soooooo much

Tedious

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SouthTex
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2016-05-30
Not even worth the rental

Best Pixar film since A Bugs Life!

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TheMartinator
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2016-05-25
Pixar has done it again! At first, I wasn't sure if I was going to like this, but now I do. I watched this at my school, and it was great! This movie teaches you about your feelings. Lewis Black knows how to be a voice actor, and he was just amazing as Anger. Joy and Sadness are my favorite characters, too! The pink elephant character was hilarious. There was a scene near the end where he dissappers, that was sad. Inside Out is one of the best Pixar movies we've had since A Bugs Life!

Great Movie.

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Blob 'o' Crazy
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2016-05-24
This is a good movie for little kids because of the humor and the bright colors, but it is also great for adults. Inside Out deals with depression and emotional complexity, so if you don't enjoy movies like that it might not be a good choice. Many of the people that think this movie is bad simply don't understand the emotional value and complexity of it. If you're an adult who dislikes emotional movies it might not be best for you. A great sad movie or kids film.

outstanding! And a brief glimpse into childhood

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katkatvr
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2016-05-20
Like all Pixar animated feature films, this movie is an ensemble work of art. Personalized, you have all the mental voices from your brain represented in colorful, cute and opinionated animated avatars (i.e. Joy and Sadness). But there are also processes of mental transport and communication that can easily trip up the individual that all of these thoughts are trying to clarify for our beloved Riley. What a relatable cute kid, isn't she?! Trials and tribulations set aside, this film sets an important precedent in our adult understanding of human psychology and it's a fun ride, also! Go rent and see for yourself!!!

Do not rent!

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Daniel Bryan 😜
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2016-05-15
The movie had a decent plot but the problem is that the movie is so annoying that even 5 year olds don't want to watch

So cute!

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Barngoddess193
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2016-04-24
We loved this movie!

Good

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Daisy12345678343;
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2016-04-16
Watched this with my Niece and Nephew they absolutely loved it

Best

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Skuoll
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2016-04-12
This is one of the best Pixar movies ever. I love it so much!!!!

I hate this

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Victoria Higgins
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2016-04-09
It stinks because I can't rent the movie and at the store you could by this for at least 10$

Stupid

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Dude potter
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2016-04-09
It was the worst movie I've ever seen

Something New

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One Eye Pete
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2016-03-29
Newest Pixar masterpiece

Love it

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Spunky Bro. Jr.
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2016-03-15
It is such a great movie, It means a lot! πŸ˜„πŸ˜©πŸ˜‘πŸ˜±πŸ˜’

Nice

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ECSEKE
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2016-03-13
It is an ok movie but too long and some of the characters are very annoying. But I can see why many people like it, depends on your taste but for me it was a bit snoozy and frustrating but the moral of the story is a great one and the concept is neat too.

Pixars best!

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summer !! πŸˆΉβœ¨πŸ’–πŸŒ™
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2016-03-10
My official favorite Pixar movie it's so creative and thoughtful and definitely knew it was going to be nominated for an Oscar and win the Oscar! Also has the best Pixar soundtrack yet. Giacchino is a musical genius. 5 stars!

I adore the movie

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Cupcake Addie
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2016-03-06
I just want to say whoever thought of this movie and helped great job I love when Riley tells her parents how she actually feels about living in San Francisco with the help of all the emotions Joy,sadness,discus,fear,and Anger thanks for making this movie come to life!

Very "Emotional"

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JoshTheAwesome101
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2016-03-06
I liked this movie kinda makes me wonder what's going on in my head with my emotions 9.9/10 A

Abelzgrl03

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Amanda bear🐻
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2016-02-29
Worst work Pixar has ever doneπŸ‘ŽπŸ½

Sadness is a douche

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Xtroyer10
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2016-02-28
I mean seriously. Does nothing right in movieπŸ˜‚

nothing upstairs

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this is Alan
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2015-11-08
I work in the mental health field and was really looking forward to this movie. I love a good story was interested in where this one was going to go, but the characters and antics inside the brain were boring. There was no story up in there, nor any psychological metaphors… just one-liners and slapstick like a below-average Saturday morning cartoon. In the end, it felt like a vehicle for Pixar animation that lacked a story or a concept.

Meh

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CredoinDeum
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2015-10-18
Rental worthy, not purchase worthy. All in all after seeing the movie I felt it was extremely over hyped.

A Great Movie

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Calculator321456789
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2015-07-08
This movie, Inside Out, is the best picture I have seen in a Long time. The concepts of the brain introduced in this movie are phenomenal. I, being a neurologist myself, know that all of the facts are spot on. And the way they introduce the functions of emotion in a kid-friendly way is truly amazing. Bravo, Inside Out!

Inside Out

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Shon3452
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2015-07-05
This movie is very inspiring and had such a good plot. I saw this movie with my mom and both of us were crying. The movie had so much depth and twist and turns with made it evan more interesting. It was really cool to see whats happening inside the brain and on the out as well as the effect of being depressed and sad. Inside Out is also very funnny and emotional. This is my all time favorite movie and I hope it is yours to.

Best Pixar work yet!

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Blue razz berry 26
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2015-07-04
Inside Out is a very entertaining and dare I say perfect movie it touches the heart, I'm almost 14 years old and I went with my little sister Sarah for her birthday. I first thought " This is going to be stupid" I was VERY wrong. This might be the best Disney movie in history.

AMAZINGG!!

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MCN_03
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2015-07-03
This is the best movie I've ever seen. Even though I didn't order it.. But I did watch it in theaters, but that's not important. This movie was very interesting and awesome! Even the trailers too! I hope you agree with me πŸ˜‰πŸ‘πŸΌ
Π–Π°Π»ΡŒ Π΄Π²Π°. πŸ˜‹

Pixar.

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Gates M.
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2015-07-03
Pixar has managed to take these characters who are blindly enjoyable to children and adults alike, yet give them a massive amount of internal conflict and adaptability. As someone who sat through UP (including the notorious miscarriage scene) bored and uninterested, I can honestly say Inside Out was a glorious delight yet tear jerker. A single scene involving reminiscing on memories and all (literally all) sense of hope gone to the wind brought me to uncontrollable tears. This is one of two movies that has been so delightful, heart wrenching, funny, and relatable that when it's over, it has to be rewatched. And I'm not kidding, I saw it twice back to back in one night. The only movie I would ever give 6 stars if I could.

Amazing

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Zombillion
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2015-07-02
This movie is absolutely amazing the reason it's so wonderful(it's one of thousands) is that it has humor that everyone can relate to so it's fun for the whole family!

A DREAM FOR THE MIND

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poetsanddreamers
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2015-07-02
This is one of the best pixar films ever! first it really gives you an interesting idea of the mind. second it can heartwarmingly cheer you up either if your sad or angry or if you just want to be entertained next someone put so much Qaulity into this movie bravo this will be a delightful film for anybody

Totally Relatable

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Tsuhappy
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2015-07-01
When I first moved to Hayward around 2013, I felt all of my joy and bitterness were gone... This represents what I had to go through

Absolutely Stunning!!

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Naranja01
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2015-07-01
I haven't written a review for over 2 years, but this movie was spectacular! I loved the concept of it, and the characters were all lovable, and if it's a Pixar movie, it will definitely make you cry. I can't believe I was sobbing uncontrollably at one point in the movie, and other times I was laughing hysterically. This movie is for everyone, not just kids. I won't be surprised if this wins an Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. It was simply that incredible, and this just shows that Pixar is back! It was mind-blowing (no pun intended)!

Inside OutπŸ˜˜πŸ’•

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r5islife
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2015-06-30
BEST MOVIE EVER 😜

Awesome movie

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Gamerpbc
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2015-06-30
It was an awesome movie I believe it's better than frozen!!! I saw it today and it makes me want to buy it when I see it in stores! :D

PIXAR IS BACK BABY!!!πŸ˜ƒπŸ˜€πŸ˜„β˜ΊοΈπŸ˜œπŸ˜‰πŸ˜Šβ˜ΊοΈπŸ˜ƒπŸ˜‰πŸ˜

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Harry Potter Lover!!!😊
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2015-06-29
This is the best movie ever!! It's even better than Harry Potter! And if you knew me I would never say that!!!

Best Pixar movie since... Any movie

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β–ͺ️β–ͺ️β–ͺ️β–ͺ️β–ͺ️β–ͺ️β–ͺ️
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2015-06-29
Inside Out is a great movie to watch, laugh, and cry...... for 3 times

Inside my opinion

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Arturourista
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2015-06-29
My head was hurting of laughter the next day from the first time I watched it. Strong feelings, it's pretty ironic.XD
They have a nice animation crew.:)

wow wow wow

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Pool-guy
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2015-06-28
It`s wonderful but it`s sad and makes me cry!the best

Story hits home for everyone

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Caylin01
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2015-06-28
Pixar has done it again! I write this as I hug the Joy doll that I bought after the movie, remembering the greatness of Inside Out. In this new addition to the Pixar/Disney family, the audience gets to see into the mind of an 11 year old girl as she goes through the struggles of adolescence. We meet the voices inside her head. This movie is wonderful in that it appeals to a wide range of people. Children love it for the imagination and wonder, it can give preteens and teens a comfort in what they may be going through, and gives adults not only a chance to look back on their younger years, but get an understanding of their child(ren). It definitely does a wonderful job touching on every emotion. Happy, sad, gross, frustrating, or scary, when you leave the theater you will have experienced it all. If you are considering going to see it, I definitely recommend it. It is 100% worth the time and money.

Cutest movie ever

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Iamawesomeaj
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2015-06-28
Cute

Great Movie for Kids

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Shayminluv
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2015-06-27
I saw this movie in the theater today and it was very funny and interesting. It has great characters and is a great movie for kids. I definitely would recommend this to others.

One Of My Favourite Pixar Films

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Deckardell
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2015-06-27
I have not seen a Disney film this imaginative since Wall-E and Up.

MY 1 BEST MOVIE!!!

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dantdm1200
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2015-06-27
Ever since I saw it last Thursday I began to start to think I really have emotions living inside me.
Not thats its only with cartoons trying to show you what they mean for a main idea.
Anyways heres a cool part or my text.
BEST PIXAR MOVIE!!!!!!

excellent

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myhappypenguin
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2015-06-26
I can't wait to own this movie. I absolutely love it.

MY FAVORITE MOVIE EVER

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PeanutM&M 4
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2015-06-26
This movie is AWESOME‼️ It is the perfect combination of calmness and action. It makes you love Riley as a person and develops her relationship with her family as she grows older. It has it's sad parts, but it's also funny and makes you happy for the characters. It made me cry, and laugh. Not many movies are that good! Overall, inside out is the best movie in the world and I highly recommend it to people of all ages!

Does LAVA come with it!?

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gfong808
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2015-06-26
Is the short film LAVA also included? If not I'd buy it too!

See it

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BenBlack88
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2015-06-26
It will make you laugh and cry. It’s the best of life in an hour and a half.

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING

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Chubchub26
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2015-06-26
For my daughters graduation present her dad and I let her pick whatever she wanted to do for a whole day which ends up at the movies watching this. I must say best movie she has ever chosen to watch that we all enjoyed from start to finish. Not only was it entertaining but brought us even closer to our daughter by giving us an inside perspective of everyday things that can torment her without us knowing. I loved it!

I can't wait to see it!!!!!πŸ˜πŸ˜„πŸ˜ƒπŸ˜

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FooD3509
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2015-06-25
I haven't seen it yet!

The Best of Pixar Classics.

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Parankush
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2015-06-25
Inside Out is so unique, so original, and just perfect. I will not be surprised when this film wins Best Picture at next year's Academy Awards.

BEST MOVIE PIXAR HAS EVER MADE

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Liam Mayfield
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2015-06-25
u dont need to watch it to know its good by allthe sneak peeks i have watched it is so AWESOME
go watch it

Why are you even reading reviews? Go watch this masterpiece. And bring tissues.

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Thetrainenthusiast
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2015-06-25
I swear no movie has gotten me more emotional than this movie. I had to hold back so much to not cry in the theatre. This is just so well done and I can't recommend it enough. STOP READING THIS AND GO WATCH IT!

Awesome movie

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Yessssssssss!!!!!!
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2015-06-24
This movie is awesome! It proves that everyone is special. It has a great lesson! It is also so,so,so, sweet!

LOVELOVELOVELOVELOVELOVE

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kevdmcd
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2015-06-24
Seriously, check it out. Pixar does it again! Woot woot! Go disney!
Great for:
Kids: Funny parts, colorful world, story is about a kid
Tweens (me): Perfect! Makes you want to stop growing up and stay where you are! A lot of funny jokes, and to some people, an interesting take on the mind. Riley is easy to relate to!
Adults: Funny jokes, makes you regret that you grew up.
In the long run, great movie for everyone. Totally recommend it!

Best Pixar Movie Since Up

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Awesomecoolperson142
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2015-06-24
By far Docter is the best Pixar director. This is an amazing movie. You could watch it 50 times and take something new away from it each time. One of my favorite Pixar movies by far the best movie this year. Let's hope The Good Dinosaur is just as good.

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Kevinuv
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2015-06-24
Greatest movie ever!!! It makes you cry. πŸ˜†πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ˜πŸ˜€

Pete doctor

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Landen conley
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2015-06-23
Pete doctor is a Great movie director he's the director of up monsters Inc. inside out Mike's new car short more he's born on October 9 spouse Amanda children Elie Nicholas

Really great imaginative film

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Devon Scott
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2015-06-22
I cried in this film really great and emotional for helping others. It teaches a great lesson in life that I will never succeed as I never seen anything emotional or new for a lot of years. It was my favorite movie experience. I'm sorry I pirated the film it's still great as I watched it on my computer. I don't have a life but this really shows what it is I'm sorry for my miss development I don't even want to exist ;( great film thank you I'm ok now.

Loved the concept, not the movie.

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shallamaaa
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2015-06-22
I had mixed feelings about the movie Inside Out. I really liked the plot because it was so different. I liked all of the emotions and how in the end sadness came to realize that she was really important. I also liked the emotions "world" (where the memories are stored, all of the different lands, etc.) and how creative Pixar was with that. What I didn't like though was how slow the movie felt. First off, Riley was not focused on at all (which isn't this movie supposed to be all about her and her emotions?) and was only seen a quarter of the movie. I felt like her character never grew or changed. All that happened was *SPOILER ALERT* she moves to San Francisco, she goes to a new school and feels embarrassed by crying in front of the whole class, she snaps at her parents and gets angry when she returns, and then she runs away, and then she comes back to the house and explains everything. Not a lot of change fromRiley. The didn't develop her character enough. There were some hilarious parts though. Like when the boy drops his water bottle, Riley picks it up and then to see what's going on in his mind LOL. There were some also sad parts like when BingBong jumps out of the wagon and fades away. Overall, ingenious plot, but not a great movie.

Hopes for a 2 one

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Mrtartar
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2015-06-22
This movie was amazing and I hope that make a sequel and takes place where it left off

PIXAR IS BACK!!!!

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Skaggs1407
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2015-06-21
"Inside Out" is a masterpiece. After releasing a few really flimsy entries (not counting "Monsters University, which I enjoyed), Pixar is back to top form with this brilliant movie. It has so much heart, memorable characters, a great script, hilarious comedy (quite possibly the funniest movie I have seen from Pixar), and emotional moments that are tear jerkers. It's the best Pixar movie that I have seen since "Toy Story 3."

Unsurpassed.

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Silkygardens
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2015-06-21
The best Pixar movie to date. Period. There will always be classic’s, but this one hits home like no other.

Pixar is still king

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Dafvyfb
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2015-06-21
They never fail you hatersπŸ˜‹

Spectacular

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The Happiest Blog
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2015-06-21
A new spectacular piece of art from Pixar that tackles more than what it appears.

Pixar's Back!!!

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Imapes77
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2015-06-21
Inside Out is hands-down, my absolute favorite, not just animated film of this year, but it's also my favorite film of this year!

A Masterpiece

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thepope371
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2015-06-20
Pixar is back; hopefully this is a sign of fewer uninspired sequels and more creative experiments.

Awesome

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2015-06-20
I saw it today I loved it !!!!!πŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒ
My whole family saw it and we all thought it was a awesome movie !!!πŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒAnd very funny!!!!πŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒSo you have to see it !!πŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒ

Out inside

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#ilove myself
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2015-06-20
One Pixar best since finding nemo

Inside out

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Billynas
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2015-06-20
Disney and Pixar are a great team with this Oscar worthy screenplay and great Pixar animation with disneys magical touch this picture couldn't get any more detailed and just so creative to where you can't even fathom how they get the message of human emotion through this story .... Like wow this is a story anyone could find interest in honestly ,,, the reviews were accurate

love love love

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rach512
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2015-06-19
im debating buying this but it is definetly worth the watch whether or not you have to pay for it. the concept is amazing and it shows how one becomes depressed even by something as simple as a move. not only does it allow children- and adults- to understand their own mind but also brings awareness to parents that might not fully understand their childs depression. this movie really shows the symptoms, reasons, and affects of depression. it also reminds you you need your sadness to accept yourself and situation in order to be happy. supressing, denying, and keeping it bottled up is not what your suppose to do yet so many do. this movie shows why and how that happens. the level of depth in this movie is unimaginable. it also shows how your emotions are on your side even if it doesn't feel that way. anyway, this was an amazing movie and if you dont watch it you really are missing out on something special.

A NEW PIXAR MASTERPIECE FOR THE MIND… AND THE HEART!

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Broken Headphones
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2015-06-19
Over the past twenty years, Pixar has taken us to places and put us in unique perspectives we could only ever dream of: as a toy in kid's room, as a tiny fish in the Great Barrier Reef, as a rat in a French restaurant, even as a robot on the desolate remains of Earth. So how could a game-changing animation studio whose very name is synonymous with "imagination" possibly top themselves in the creative department? Why, by making a movie about the mind itself, of course. And boy, does that concept pay off spectacularly here. Branded as a major emotion picture, "Inside Out" delivers on that promise tenfold with one of the most creative premises of any flick, animated or not, in years. Not only does it prove that Pixar isn't afraid to take risks after all this time, but that they know how to do it in ways that never, ever stop surprising us.
We follow 11-year-old Riley Anderson (Kaitlyn Dias), who (like all of us) is guided by her emotions - Joy (Amy Poehler), a spritely bundle of energy, Anger (Lewis Black), a literal red hothead, Disgust (Mindy Kaling), a snobbish socialite, Fear (Bill Hader), a cowardly spindle, and Sadness (Phyllis Smith), a "woe-is-me" Debby Downer - each one of which navigate her through the several trials of everyday life. When Riley has to leave her ideal Minnesota life for San Francisco after her father lands a brand new job, though, her feelings struggle to adjust to the change. Things only get worse when a freak accident results in Joy and Sadness getting separated from the others, sending everything into chaos. As they make their way back to Headquarters before Riley's fragile mental state grows beyond repair, the two emotions learn a great deal about each other along the way.
Like with any great film, what anchors this one are its characters, and these may just be some of the best ones Pixar has ever created. Although the five emotions of Riley perfectly represent the feelings that literally define who they are, they don't necessarily stick to them, and that works greatly to the movie's advantage. Joy and Sadness, in particular, are given the most depth, although I won't spoil how. There's also a hugely memorable side character in the form of an abandoned imaginary friend named Bing Bong (Richard Kind), whose own backstory is a tearjerker. There's never once a dull moment when these three are on their road trip back to Riley's consciousness, whether it's through the loopy gag worlds of Imagination Land or the backstage excitement of Dream Productions, and the unbridled chaos that brews when Anger, Disgust, and Fear take charge is just as fun to watch. Even the scenes that follow Riley in the real world as she desperately struggles to get a grip on her emotions herself are truly fascinating. At some point, it's difficult not to ask who's really in control: the girl or her feelings. Yes, this might all seem like a lot to take in, even for a Pixar film, but with such confident direction, imaginative detail, and brilliant execution, the result will just leave you way more emotionally engaged than anything else, and the experience is made all the better for it.
When all is said and done, "Inside Out" shouldn't simply be classified as a kid's movie. It's a film for virtually everyone, essentially based on who we are and how we function. The daringly ambitious premise and thrilling plot alone are enough to warrant any human's time. Then again, there's also the hilarious one-liners, exquisite score from Michael Giacchino, and some of the most breathtakingly gorgeous animation Pixar has supplied us to date, so those are all just added bonuses to the enchanting brilliance of this movie. Perhaps my one and only complaint is that it didn't last longer. I just wanted to keep exploring the fantastical world of the mind a little bit more. But I'm sure there'll much more to rediscover once I see it again. This is easily one of the smartest, funniest, and essentially greatest animated films I've ever seen, and one you certainly won't forget anytime soon.