I walked out about 30 minutes in. Kept falling asleep.

Rating: 2/10 (26 June 2015)

I can't believe I'm saying this about a movie made by an animation studio I've admired since John Lasseter's first computer animation short "Luxo Jr." back in the '80's.
But I had to see this movie from all the positive reviews plus I'm a big Lewis Black fan. But the story amounted to what appeared to be a high end PBS type educational public service announcement about getting to know the workings of the mind and emotions but in the most micromanaged, compartmentalized, explain the obvious so much it distracts from the real story and that being a bit sappy and contrived one at best. "Implied" was not on the screenwriter's mind when they penned this story.
I mean I had to struggle keeping track of the differences of short term memory vs long term in the form of glowing orbs distinguished by various colors. I felt like I needed to take notes on the symbols representing stages of childhood emotional growth such as the "goofy" stage. YIKES! Everything that was explained lost its entertainment impact that I was left wondering why or which I should pay attention to, the story? the characters? or how the brain works?
I chose none of the above and walked out of the theater.