Everybody have voices and feelings in their heads...

Rating: 9/10 (6 September 2015)

...it's just a matter of who is at the controls and who is "playing" with each other, thinking of the matter it is interesting to notice that if you think back to your younger times are most of the feelings one-sided or when did it shift to be the good with the bad, the happy and sad, the playful and scary.
This is a really good story, there are some great observations about mood and feelings and thought and genders and much much more. We all have different feelings in us and we all know that sometimes we can't control them, sometimes we are sad for no apparent reason, sometimes e just think of something nice. This film makes sense of a lot of things and put things in perspective, gives both children and adults something to think about and ponder if that is how it is, how we remember things, it did for me anyway.
This film has something new, not that Pixars stories haven't had feelings before, they all have, but this is a very "real" animation, a story that could have been made as an ordinary film, but that in this universe can say a lot of things you wouldn't be able to in a film with real actors. This film gave me much more then the usual funny moments meant for the adults, this was mind boggling, funny, adventures, strange and emotional, my kids saw a whole different movie in many aspects, but they also felt the feelings involved and even my six year old (almost seven) said stuff about the movie that I didn't think she would understand, we all had a great time with this animation.
Some memories fade away and some linger with us for a long long time, are they all there or do we have to push things aside for the "important" memories, do we have to expand some areas of the mind, destroy some to make room for others, all great things that we can think about and have in perspective after watching this film.
They do open up for a whole new story, I guess when Puberty arrive, we will see a lot more of anger and we will see happy have to deal with a lot of new scenarios :)