Every child (and parent) should watch and discuss it

Rating: 9/10 (5 September 2016)

All the negative reviews make me lose faith in mankind a little. It's obvious that people did not understand the (quite simple) plot of the movie, possibly because they are not in touch with their own feelings (not to play Sigmund Freud here, but come on...)
Inside Out, besides visually quite beautiful, is an amazingly educational movie about the importance of feelings in the process of growing up. The main message is that feelings must be embraced and play an important role in personal development.
This movie should be seen by every child (and parent)...
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... since society is always teaching us (and forcing us) to be happy or look on the bright side of things. While this is true if you don't want to become a negative bore, negative feelings, such as sadness or rage are also part of human nature and should not be repressed. If you do it, you may fall into depression and become unable to feel anything at all. This is very well put in the movie. The growing up process is well portrayed too, by the substitution of the "islands" in the little girl's personality.
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All in all this is a moving (I cried a little), educational and funny movie, definitely watch it with your kids and discuss it in the end. If by then you have no idea what you just watched, read my spoilers' part.