Pixar's breakout summer hit Inside Out — about five emotions that live inside the mind of an 11-year-old girl named Riley — achieved the near-impossible: helping children and adults alike ...

If you're a fan of Disney Pixar, "Inside Out," and can't wait for "Inside Out 2," this video is for you! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more reactions and reviews. Let's geek out ...

That is exactly what "Inside Out" earnestly tells us, seen through the mind of 11-year-old Riley as her parents move the family from Minnesota to California; but hearing it out loud sent me over ...

Sadness has a role to play, too. Above, Joy and Sadness in Inside Out. Image courtesy Pixar This post contains sad spoilers for Inside Out. Yeah—like pretty much everyone else this weekend, I ...

Inside Out 2’s Director Tells Us The Sad Reason He Had To Include An End-Credits Scene That Explained Riley’s Deep, Dark Secret. Story by Ryan LaBee • 2w.

Based on the box office results, odds are many of you saw “Inside Out” over the weekend, which meant you got to enjoy Phyllis Smith's extraordinary voice acting work as Sadness. All the major ...

Just as Inside Out goes deep into the brain of an 11-year-old girl, we're about to go deep into the background ... Sadness isn't always sad just because she's "sadness," she's also sad because no ...

In many books and movies for kids, he says, sadness is dismissed as a negative emotion with no important role. In Inside Out, star-shaped Joy gets more screen time. But when the emotions are in ...

Sadness will return to cinemas this summer, when Pixar’s Inside Out sequel is released on the 2024 movie schedule on June 14. The movie will follow the inner workings of Riley’s mind as she ...

Sadness is fierce. She’s dangerous. She makes people uncomfortable. She is the breakout star of the moment. I am, of course, talking about the pivotal character in Inside Out 2. Sadness is not ...

Although depression is more severe than occasional feelings of sadness, Inside Out says that growing up is hard, and it's okay -- even normal -- to feel sad about it. 4.