Heartbreakingly honest film.

Rating: 8/10 (15 February 2020)

Inside Out is a film about the loss of one's childhood and happiness. Filtered through a innocent children's film, it limits itself from reaching true potential with this concept, yet it still contains many incredibly real themes. The biggest of which being Joy's arc of allowing sadness to take control. Anyone who is happy 100% of the time is either lying to them self, or a sociopath, and this film acknowledges this a couple times in heartfelt scenes.
The concept and world they built inside of a human brain is very broad and interesting. There is enough within it to where they could easily make a just as emotional sequel, yet I don't think they will end up doing this anytime soon.
Overall this is a very emotional and real film that may or may not make you cry.