It's a great MOVIE.

Rating: 9/10 (15 July 2015)

Pixar limited the emotions to Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust because if they had other complex emotions or more emotions things would've been complicated and it would have bogged down the movie. They could've had Jealousy, Greed, and a plethora of other different but similar emotions. There are no "original" ideas especially in media creation (Movies, TV shows, Games, etc.) The "stereotypical" emotions of others wasn't because they didn't have great writing, it was because it was poking fun at a cliché. It's a movie and like any/all movies it has some plot holes/parts that don't make sense in the big picture. I liked the idea of exploring the psyche of the mind, I think they did a great job but they didn't feel in depth, they barely skimmed the surface. "The positive reviews that are misleading." What? Reviews cannot be misleading, they are opinions and opinions cannot mislead. Each review is a personal preference about the movie as a whole or a certain part of the film. The "unbearable" part, where Joy and Sadness are always slowed down by some sort of obstacle again and again is Movie Padding, it's not a great movie technique but all movies have it. (Especially now a days.) Anyway, I think the characters are well thought out, but some of them feel placed in some scenes just to have them there. The story is great, but like I said the padding/filler makes some scenes long winded. And no, I don't go to Disneyland "20" times a year, I haven't been since I was 3, and I don't have any interest to go. I would say that at the very least this movie deserves a 7(lowest score.) I wouldn't say its Pixar's finest but I wouldn't say it's their worst.