People are talking to me in my head!!!

Rating: 8/10 (21 June 2015)

The latest Pixar animated feature Inside Out is an innovative and creative new film that captures the hearts of both children and adults alike. The primary story takes place inside of the main character Riley's head as she undergoes the stressful transition of moving from her former home in Minnesota to her new one in San Francisco, California. Five emotions - Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust - act as principal characters in the film and live inside the young girl's mind. These feelings strive to help Riley adjust to her new life in the Golden State as she leaves her old home and friends behind.
Personally, I enjoyed this movie because it provided me with realizations about my own mind. As one might deduce from reading my title summary, people talk to me in my head all the time. In all, there are about nine different voices communicating to me on a regular basis. They often tell me to do things. These are things I sometimes might not want to do, but they make me do these things anyways. I have been told to urinate in public fountains, murder neighborhood cats, have sex with neighborhood cats, and even go see the Entourage movie. (Gasp!) I know, it's horrible. But my willpower means nothing to the bullies that live inside of my mind.
I have actually named all of the different personalities that occupy my brain. The cast of unwelcome assailants includes what I call the following: The Butcher, Satan's Little Minion, The Lunchlady, The Catholic Schoolgirl Slut, Larry Bird, the Dark Lord, My Stepdad Bruce, and Bill Cosby (not the lovable TV dad, but the alleged rapist). These nine characters take over my mind every single day and inform me to plan and execute evil deeds against society. It is only a matter of time before I do something extreme... and perhaps deadly...
The reason I love the Pixar movie Inside Out so much is because it lets me know that there's nothing wrong with having people live inside of your mind. My family has been trying to make me seek mental help for months now, but this film just ensured me that I am perfect exactly the way I am. The characters talking to me in my head are only trying to help. They know what's best for me. That's why sometimes they take away my will to act against them when I don't agree with their ideas. It's all for my own good. The thought that if I hadn't have seen this stellar animated feature I might have gone to see a mental health professional about my so-called "problems" is scary. Thank you, Pixar, for helping me understand that there's nothing wrong with me and any money spent on one of those quack psychiatrists would have been a complete waste.
Sincerely, Your fellow IMDb user blakelogsdon1