You wouldn't want to miss this movie.

Rating: 9/10 (20 May 2016)

This is one of my favorite movies ever. I was 19 when I watched it and I felt like it was the sort of materials I would expose my kids to. I am sorry for having to spoil the plot for you but it is just fascinating how by the end, they linked memories to sadness, and it is sadness that saved the girl. And i believe they wanted to say more by that. We all look at sadness as a bad thing, as an unwanted thing and true, being sad messes things up (just like in the movie) but sometimes being sad is just to find balance, and it isn't that bad thing. I liked when the old imaginary friend of the little girl sacrificed himself to help joy and sadness find their way, I found that very beautiful and expressing. Sometimes things from our past need to send us free so that we can move forward but that doesn't mean that those thongs weren't real, at least, to us. I also found the way Joy treated Sadness beautiful to discuss. Joy tried her best to be nice to sadness, but only when sadness is watching. Joy was, clearly, faking it around sadness for she thought that sadness doesn't know how to have fun which is very true but that is only because that's who sadness is and people should be accepted for who they are. I want to say more about what this movie made me realize but then i'll probably say too much so i'll just thank Pixar and Disney for this amazing work and recommend you to watch this piece of beautiful moving small cute characters.