Mixed Feelings (Pun Intended)

Rating: 7/10 (22 June 2015)

As a long time fan of Pixar's work, I come out of this movie with mixed feelings (pun intended). While I see that Pixar is still far ahead of the competition at storytelling and trying to answer in advance the most random question a little child can have, I feel that we're losing something here.
It's the first Pixar movie in a while that's too childish. I found too many scenes in the movie that were developed for easy laughing - it seemed that DreamWorks was haunting the place with canned kid-jokes ready to attack. This was kind of a let down since it's not what we've been waiting for Pixar's movie. In the end, this unexpected irrelevant laughing material might me a request by Disney, to make Inside Out more a movie for *all* ages and not just for +5.
On the other hand, the concepts were still portrayed genuinely. Of how we're just a mix of feelings and foundations of our own personality, and that we're constantly changing. Pixar movies tend to deal very well with the sense of loss/sadness and this one is no exception.