A Cast Of Colorful Three Dimensional Characters and Brilliant Storytelling.

Rating: 8/10 (14 July 2015)

Inside Out is basically about depression. The main character Riley moves from Minnesota to San Francisco and starts having mood swings inside her head after Joy and Sadness somehow get into long term memory where Anger, Fear and Disgust must find a way to make Riley happy again.
It's been a while since we have seen a Pixar film and I'm glad they're back. This movie is really good and has a lot of good points to make also. The whole movie wonderfully animated with a great cast of characters that are totally three dimensional. Example? Disgust has a sense of fashion and also has a good sense of taste. The voice work is great also, Lewis Black and Bill Hader have standout roles in the movie.
For a movie about emotions, I was on the edge of my seat. The whole movie has islands in her mind crumbling to pieces and you really want Joy and Sadness to get back to headquarters. When Joy falls down into the dump, that really made me gasp. The ending of the movie is totally amazing. I think we can all relate to the ending.
Inside Out is definitely the best animated film of the year so far. It also comes with a great short film also called Lava. Pixar has improved over their last few efforts and I am eager to see The Good Dinosaur this November.
87/100 B+