One of the best animated movies from Pixar

Rating: 9/10 (19 June 2016)

When I first clicked play I expected a whole lot of things from Inside Out. I expected at a point for the movie to be childish, I expected it at a point for the movie to not tell an emotional story like many of the Pixar past movies, and I expected the movie to be mediocre like the movies Pixar was recently putting out. Inside Out changed that all for me.
Growing up with Pixar movies from, Toy Story, Monsters Inc, and The Incredibles I would never think in a million years Inside Out would somehow land on the top of my favorite Pixar movies. Pete Docter nailed this one and Inside Out just did that. Inside Out not only tells the story of an eleven year old girl growing up, but the brief sadness that comes with growing up. Even from the beginning, it had me thinking of me when I was young and how happy I was growing up in Pixar's golden age; through the beautifully composed score from Michael Giacchino.
The movie originally makes you believe that the things you love will always and only contain happy moments, when really its the exact opposite. Everything you love, family, friends, and sports all have moments you are feeling not only happy with, but also sad and angry. Pete Docter nailed this. He also proved that sometimes some sadness will lead to some of your best happiest moments in your life.
Inside Out was a pleasure to watch and brought Pixar back to making the most inspiring, creative movies that anyone has ever made.