A brilliant film from Pixar, inside and out!

Rating: 10/10 (27 June 2015)

I'm not going to write any spoilers in this review, as I want this to be read by people who haven't seen the film.
It is a brilliant film, filled with humour, emotion and a great premise. It is more of a film for older children or adults, as young children wont really understand the whole idea of it or what the film is saying.
I am 16 years of age and have been a HUGE fan of Pixar and their unique ability to add a special something to their films. What has always stood out for me is the emotion they put into their films and this is what stands out from other animation companies. They pay so much attention to detail, everything from the beautiful animation (which is superb in 'Inside Out'), along with the script and the perfect voice-casts.
I saw this film in June 19 (the day of its release) with my younger brother and sister and I have to say it is not what I was expecting. I new the plot quite well (after watching all the trailer and clips) and I was expecting it to be quite sad. I wasn't expecting something so emotionally touching however, and this is where 'Inside Out'' succeeds. I was initially shocked by the emotional depth and I even believed it to be very depressing. Due to the fact that I was so shocked the first time, I needed to view it a second time to really know what I felt about the film. After the second viewing, I absolutely loved it!
I admit it is still quite depressing, but it is an amazing film that teaches everyone a lesson and it is Pixar's most mature film yet. You don't need a young child with you to go see this film, but if you do, the dazzling visuals, bright colours and cute characters will entertain them enough.
Each component of the film:
Animation: 9.5/10 (the only thing I could fault about the animation is that certain features of the humans were a bit less-detailed (such as the ears) - but everything else was magnificent).
Voice Cast: 10/10 (the voice cast was amazing! perfect on every level! All of Riley's emotions as well as Bing-Bong were perfectly cast).
Script/Story: 10/10 (The thing that really struck me about this film was how much attention to detail Pixar payed. The story was extremely well structured and the script was beautifully executed. It was just so quick and the script was non-stop. Every word was perfect.
Originality: 9.5/10 (Yes, their have been films that have a similar idea about people or things inside their head that control them, and I have read many reviews that suggest it is a rip-off of 'Herman's Head'. Despite this similarity, Pixar has made the idea their own with a film that is so original that it beats whatever films or television shows have been made in the past about voices in one's head. The "train of thought" for example was a component that even had my mother laughing about the sheer inventiveness of it all.
I am happy to say that this is simply a brilliant film by Pixar, and although it doesn't quite beat the emotional impact of 'UP', the originality of 'Monsters , Inc.' and 'Ratatouille', or even the masterpiece that is 'Walle', I could go as far as saying this is one of my favourite Pixar films. I love Pete Doctor, he is my favourite director at Pixar. He is amazing. His films are some of the most emotional ('Monsters, Inc.' and 'UP').
I definitely recommend this film! You will never look at emotions the same again!
10/10 (Brilliant film)
Just wanted to add: I have read a review about how it is sexist to men and I'm sorry but that is the stupidest thing I have ever heard! The film uses known clichés and personality traits of a married couple to add humour. And it is true on the most part. Yes maybe you don't have that personality trait, but a lot of males do. The film is not sexist. The male characters are some of the funniest and best, so I don't understand how they are made to be less important or great than the female characters. Anyway go and see the film!! It is not sexist!! It is brilliant! :)