As she makes rash, destructive choices in real life, the consequences in her mind are dire. With these three at the helm, Riley turns into every pre-teen just hitting the crest of adolescence.
#WHAT DOES RILEY LEARN IN INSIDE OUT THE MOVIE MOVIE#
What really sets the movie into motion is when Joy and Sadness get lost in long-term memory and Fear, Anger and Disgust are left running the show - clearly a pleasant combination. Through their narration, we meet Riley, learn about her life, and watch as she grows more and more uncomfortable in her new home. They all work in chaotic but perfect harmony to maintain Riley’s memories and core values, keep track of dreams, and help her make important decisions. In Pixar’s creative imagination of our brains, there are five little people up in Headquarters controlling our actions: Joy (Amy Poehler), Sadness (Phyllis Smith), Fear (Bill Hader), Anger (Lewis Black) and Disgust (Mindy Kaling). The audience sees her struggle to adapt to this new life from the perspective of her emotions. Her name is Riley she’s a little girl whose life is completely changed when her father’s job moves their family from Minnesota to San Francisco. The entire conflict is inside the main character’s mind. There’s no super villain, no school bully, just dealing with emotions. Inside Out breaks the mold with an internal struggle.
There is probably some kind of epic battle or showdown. The protagonist must look within him or herself, find the strength that was there all along, and defeat some kind of villain. We’re used to being handed a classic tale of good versus evil. Except there’s one element that gets flipped on its head: the conflict. In this sense it’s the quintessential Pixar flick.
Inside Out, Pixar’s critically-acclaimed summer blockbuster, took the exploration of emotions to a new extreme. Pixar is really good at applying human experiences to non-human entities they’ve boiled it down to a formula that keeps viewers coming back every time.
There’s a joke about Pixar that their movie premises can be boiled down to “What if had feelings?” What if toys had feelings? Toy Story.
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