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But now here is Inside Out, a movie every bit as bad as those, yet playing in a film. That leaves Fear (a comically hyper Bill Hader), Disgust ( Mindy Kaling, mistress of dismissive cool) and Anger (Lewis Black finding the vocal equivalent of a head bursting into flames) in charge over at Riley HQ. To see the most lurid and preposterous suburban thrillers, you usually have to go to the straight-to-video rack, where people like Shannon Tweed will enact tales of seedy melodrama for your titillation. Growing up can be a bumpy road, and its no. PG 1 hr 35 min Jun 19th, 2015 Animation, Family, Drama, Comedy, Adventure. Even though it is targeted at a very young audience, as Pixar is notorious for, it had plenty of adult themes. Now she’s on a trip with Sadness (Phyllis Smith, all touching gravity) to recover Riley’s best memories. (2015) 'Meet the little voices inside your head.' TMDb Score. Disneys Inside Out proved to be one of Pixars greatest ever movies and was one that really connected with both younger and older audiences due to the emotions that were brought up. It’s a scary new school and no friends, except for her emotions: Joy ( Amy Poehler, perfection) used to be in charge. Riley's guiding emotions Joy, Fear, Anger. It makes extraordinary use of knowing cuteness, for example. Riley (voiced by Kaitlyn Dias) is upset that her dad (Kyle MacLachlan) and mom (Diane Lane) have moved her to San Francisco (colored in dull browns) from bright, snowy Minnesota, where she loved playing hockey with her BFFs. 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. Formidably ingenious, Inside Out hits an elusive sweet spot in terms of appealing to children and adults alike. Oh, did I say it was funny? It is, uproariously so, when you’re not brushing away a tear.

Instead, Pixar’s 15th feature is another landmark, an unmissable film triumph that raises the bar on what animation can do and proves that live action doesn’t have dibs on cinematic art.

An 11-year-old girl wrestles with the bickering emotions inside her head.

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