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On a scale of one to ten, I give this day an F.
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You know, this is actually pretty useful for people who struggle to understand/identify their emotions.
blazeduptequilamonster
Proof that hatred is fear of what you don’t understand or like
boredguy28
I haven’t seen the movie but this is a great reference
edwardspoonhands
There was more legitimate science in ‘Inside Out’ than there was in ‘Interstellar’. [source]
Source: vox.com
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Crying helps me slow down and obsess over the weight of life’s problems.
Given that your dad has just passed, Up must have been very brutal to watch. No wonder that the film is one of your least favorite movies of all time. Completely understandable. If I was in the same circumstances, my opinion of the movie would have been different. Pixar also has a way of tugging at emotional moments when you least expect it. Without giving any spoilers for Inside Out, I'd say that the story is not on the level of Up as far as the death theme is concerned; it does deal with loss in terms of the tumult of emotions a child faces when transitioning from childhood to pre-teen. So there is an added poignancy to the story.
imakegoodlifechoices No, compared to Up and Toy Story 3, Inside Out is not a death fest. However, the story is very poignant and the co-director / co-writer of Inside Out, Pete Docter, also directed Up. So, YMMV.
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Took my folks to the movies to see Inside Out for Father's Day. Wonderful movie! In my opinion, it ranks up there with Pixar's finest (e.g., Toy Story 3, Up, etc.). If you like Pixar, I encourage you to see Inside Out on the big screen.
Disney PIxar "Inside Out" movie trailer
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Inside Out (2015) | Trailer #2
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@TouchwoodPR and Inside Out on May 23, 2014