Review of Inside Out (2015) by John D — 04 Jan 2016
Inside Out is nakedly out to make you cry, but resists being cheap at achieving this goal. As a movie about growing up, it'd be easy to throw in a dead pet here, a lost grandma there, and get the tears flowing.
But instead, Inside Out digs a bit deeper, and tells a story about the simple losses of growing up, with a perfectly acceptable moral of "its okay to be sad sometimes". The characters don't pop in quite the same way that some of the Pixar classics have, which stops it from really entering the top tier of Pixar, but it clearly belongs in their company.
This review of Inside Out (2015) was written by John D on 04 Jan 2016.
Inside Out has generally received very positive reviews.
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