Disney+ · 2015 · Movie
Inside Out
A girl moves across the country, and Joy tries to run the whole mind without Sadness.
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Sadness is not a malfunction. A family move is not nothing. One of the true ones. Keep it.
Riley's parents love her and are distracted by the move. Joy, inside, believes love means keeping the girl shiny. The film's argument is that Sadness tells the truth, asks for help, and brings the parents back into the room. Bing Bong is a childhood that has to be thanked and left. The control panel is a picture, not a science. The picture is right: a person who cannot be sad cannot be consoled, and a family that only rewards the cheerful report will lose the child.
Watch it together, including adults who think they are past it. Then reward a true report more than a bright one.
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Let someone in the house finish a sad sentence without cheering them up in the middle of it.
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Industry
5/10
Parents under the strain of a move and a new job.
Household
9/10
A mother, a father, a girl who goes missing in her own life. The repair is the family on the floor.
Piety
4/10
Sadness as a true office of the soul.
Courage
6/10
Riley almost runs. She walks back.
Republic
4/10
A new city. The inner world is the plot.
Temperance
7/10
Joy's excess is refusing the other feeling its turn.
Truth
9/10
The sad memory was the true one, and saying it brings help.
Stewardship
8/10
A childhood put away with thanks. A girl handed a wider mind.
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