Imaginative movie

Rating: 9/10 (6 May 2020)

A very imaginative film, with Lele in the brain returning to the brain headquarters, and Riley outside the brain running away from home as the main line, both story lines are very exciting, anthropomorphizing the emotions in the mind and each Functions.
What I like most is the story line in my head, very imaginative. The dream factory shows how dreams are produced, just like making a movie, there is a complete crew. Abstract thinking is also very interesting, vivid Explained what is dimensionality reduction. It seems to be omnipotent in Fantasyland. The final turning point is very interesting. Lele 's favorite core memory (that is, the part where Riley is with his teammates) is actually triggered by worry. Riley didn't hit the most critical ball that day and lost the game, feeling very frustrated and sad, so teammates and parents came to comfort Riley, Lele saw only the second half before. Lele saw, only then Feeling worried is not just a burden, it is also indispensable to Riley.
The 5 emotions (happiness, fear, anger, disgust, anxiety) in the film were proposed by the psychologist consultant Paul Ekman of this film. In fact, he thinks that people's emotions are also surprising, enjoyment, etc., but it is not good in the film Show. I did not find Barbara Fredrickson as a consultant. She believes that people have 18 emotions, the most important thing is love, but this is difficult to anthropomorphize.
The film also shows the positive effect of negative emotions. Finally, Riley, who lost all emotions, can go home, just by worrying. Negative emotions are also useful. For example, when encountering dangerous things, they will be fearful, prompting people to escape from danger; Feeling angry when being violated, being able to attack or demonstrate to others; sadness can make people cope with the loss of important people / things, can also get comfort from others, etc.
However, too much negative emotions can lead to depression, too much positive emotions can cause people to underestimate danger. Negative emotions and positive emotions, the two should reach a balance, Barbara Fredrickson has a metaphor, positive emotions are like a boat For sails, negative emotions are like anchors. For large sails, small anchors can only be rotated in place; for small anchors, large sails can easily turn over.