Inside out, a perfect example of imagination

Rating: 9/10 (23 June 2015)

Disney and Pixar have teamed up once again and brought us inside out, a film that explores the emotions inside an 11 year Old's head and the personified emotions that control it, I won't go in depth because you should definitely experience this movie yourself without knowing too much about the plot beforehand.
I'll start with the flaws or more accurately flaw because I only had one with this movie and it was rather minuscule. My single problem with this movie is that I didn't find there to be much of a score, when the score was prevalent it was great, terrific ambiance that set the mood beautifully but I felt there were some scenes that definitely could have used some more music backing them up.
Looking at the casting for this movie I thought it would be perfect, and I was right. Amy Poehler was absolutely perfect as joy and Lewis Black as Anger? completely ingenious casting decision. I'd put the animation in this film up against any other animated film, it was lush, bright, defined, simply beautiful. The subject matter in this movie will touch teens, young and older adults more so than children, not that children won't enjoy this movie but I can't help but feel that they just don't have enough life experience to fully understand it which I think is a good thing. it's a film they can grow old with and see it differently as time passes.
This is a movie about emotions which is sort of ironic because it's an incredible emotional experience. It was very interesting to see how much differently this was affecting people in the theater, some were crying, some were laughing and I can almost guarantee ALL were enjoying. The whole duration of this movie I found myself thinking "Pete Docter and his team may have what could be the greatest imagination in the business" this movie is simple but makes you think at the same time which seem like opposing ideas but just watch the movie and you'll know what I mean.
Inside out is a terrific film animated or otherwise. It'll make you laugh, cry, think, and most importantly, have fun. Go see this film, take your kids, parents, grandparents, friends and anyone else you enjoy watching movies with, they'll all take away something different from it but I bet they will all love it.