Inside Out (2015) Review

         "Inside Out" (2015), Pixar's newest movie delves into the question of 'What exactly goes on in our heads?' Well, according to this movie, it consists of five emotions controlling our thoughts which are joy, sadness, fear, disgust, and anger. In this movie, they are what make a person a person. I really don't want to spoil much of the story here because, this is one of those movies where I want you, the reader, to see it for yourself if you haven't seen the trailer.
          This is one of those rare movies where it had such a profound impact on me after I've watched it, that it made me so grateful to be alive. That's not an exaggeration at all. This is absolutely my favorite movie to come out on 2015 that I've seen so far this year, and Pixar's best since Toy Story 3. It made me laugh really hard a lot, while also making me very emotional to the point where I even honestly cried a couple of times. It never feels melodramatic, thus every heart-tugging moment in here truly felt earned.
          It's really great to see a kid's movie that treats its audience with respect. None of it contains any sort of worthless poop or fart jokes that would theoretically help appeal to young kids. I'm not saying those jokes in kids movies are necessarily outright bad, but they're over saturated to the point where I kind of find it inappropriate and pretty unfunny. This movie deals with very mature themes involving memories, and goes into very interesting creativity on what's go on in a person's mind when they're young.
          And of course, as expected in Pixar movies, the animation in this movie is brilliant. I know I sound like I'm obsessing my enjoyment of this movie, but I seriously can't help myself. I feel really happy that I saw it, and I want to openly share my love with it to all of you. This perfectly represents why I go to movies. I can't recommend this one enough.
          I give "Inside Out" directed by Pete Doctor an enthusiastic 10 out of 10!