An Emotional Ride, Pixar have done it again,

Rating: 9/10 (8 August 2015)

Inside Out is a fantastic movie with a very well developed storyline and a terrific voice cast. Pixar have really outdone themselves this time, bringing us a movie that is very funny, heart warming and also manages to really make you think about your own mental health, kids will love it but there is still a lot here for adults to enjoy, it's easily one of the most powerful animated films I've ever seen. I would have liked to have seen more from Anger, Fear and Disgust, the main characters are certainly Joy and Sadness, but the scenes in the headquarters between those three characters are some of my favourites and I would have loved to have seen more of it, also I think Bing Bong, who is easily my favourite character in this film, could have been developed more. The voice cast is absolutely outstanding, perfectly conveying the emotions of their characters, Amy Poehler and Phyllis Smith are both perfectly casted, as are the other emotions, and Kaitlyn Dias also delivers the voice of Riley, an eleven year old girl, very well, Pixar never mess up with voice acting. Hilarious and very emotional, family members of all ages will love Inside Out, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a good family film, it's the best Pixar movie since Toy Story 3.
After a young girl is forced to move away from her home town, her primary emotions must learn to cope with all these changes.