Great movie

Rating: 8/10 (15 October 2015)

Inside Out is one of Pixars most original and heartwarming films. It uniquely represents human emotions as individual characters, showing how things happening on the outside aren't always as simple on the inside. As usual, Pixar does this with a perfect combination of heavily emotional but also lots of comedic moments to keep it dynamic.
I walked into the theater with high expectations and was not disappointed, in fact, the movie was better and so much deeper than I expected. The 'emotion' characters were not one-dimensional (for example: the character that represents anger isn't 100% driven by anger all of the time). The movie cleverly explains emotion and psychological phenomenon to kids so that it triggers their imagination and makes them think of the human brain in more interesting way. Many kids can relate to Riley and this movie helps them understand why they are sometimes feeling the way they do.
Overall the story is about a girl who moved to a new city and struggles with her new lifestyle. She goes through a phase that maybe doesn't look too serious on the outside but as I said, there is a huge mess going on inside her head. The most developed character is Joy and she struggles to keep the situation under control. Even tho she's very optimistic, she goes through something similar that Riley herself is going through which is the process of growing up.
The movie is definitely worth watching.
P.S. the music was brilliant.