my disappointment emotion approves

Rating: 8/10 (29 June 2015)

I find it confusing how almost everyone are crazy for it. Yes, it's good but very typical and not the quality Pixar often creates. I just can't accept that many are saying that this is Pixar's best because it is far from it. The concept was quite impressive but it could have been executed way better. It was brilliant, yes, but not very heartwarming and unforgettable. The animation was okay but I didn't like Joy's look especially her blue hair because it wasn't very gleeful and she didn't shine among other emotions. What I didn't like most was Joy and Anger's journey back to headquarters because it seemed long and unending. I get the effort of capturing not only the children's heart but also the adults' but this is where they failed because the movie wasn't appealing to children but more on adults. Pixar forgot who their first priority should be because even though it looked like a kid's movie it was more directed to adults and that I think was a big problem because most parents only went to see this because of their children. Now, you may wonder why I still gave this an 8 because I sounded like I hate it but really it was better than Cars and Brave so it was deserving of an 8. And of course, it was made by Pixar so I am a bit bias. It has strong points but perhaps it was just overshadowed by my unmet 100-story expectation. Overall, I think Pixar was back on track the day MU was shown and this Inside Out was their bump along the way. I can't wait to see it again and who knows maybe this is all just a mistake and it truly deserves 11/10.