Thoughts on "Inside Out"
1) I cried at the end. I was so happy for Sadness.
2) The dad is attractive, if you're into cartoons.
3) No Minnesota parents would allow their daughter to walk to her first day of school in San Francisco alone.
4) I don't know if it was intentional, but I did notice that Riley's Minnesota hockey team's colors were the colors of the U of M.
5) I saw a fan theory out there the other day that Riley is adopted. I didn't read the article, so I don't know what they based it on, but the picture showed close-ups of the faces, so I'm assuming it's that the parents have brown eyes and she has blue, and it's nearly impossible for two brown-eyed parents to have a blue-eyed child. I like the idea of her being adopted - I think it made me like the movie even more, actually.
6) Hm...I feel like I'm not saying much about the emotions.
7) I like when we get glimpses into other people's brains.
8) Bing Bong was annoying and pretty much pointless and I knew he was going to end up sacrificing himself.
9) And I think I said most of what else I was thinking in our chat on fb.
oh yeah!
10) Broccoli truly is frightening.
2) The dad is attractive, if you're into cartoons.
3) No Minnesota parents would allow their daughter to walk to her first day of school in San Francisco alone.
4) I don't know if it was intentional, but I did notice that Riley's Minnesota hockey team's colors were the colors of the U of M.
6) Hm...I feel like I'm not saying much about the emotions.
7) I like when we get glimpses into other people's brains.
8) Bing Bong was annoying and pretty much pointless and I knew he was going to end up sacrificing himself.
9) And I think I said most of what else I was thinking in our chat on fb.
oh yeah!
10) Broccoli truly is frightening.
posted by melilotnfosco | 9:40 PM
3 Comments:
2) *smh*
8) I didn't care too much about him either, actually. But I didn't know he'd sacrifice himself -- honestly, I didn't think much about him at all. Kind of like Grawp. And Dobby until, well. And I've found that other people predict what will happen more than I do when I read or watch movies. Hmm, that's an interesting thoughts. Wonder if it says something about how oblivious I am in life too. But I digress.
I'd be interested in hearing how they came up with those five emotions to have as the basis for other more complex emotions.
1. I cried, too. From a sense of relief or something. Our wedding photographer Anthony tagged himself at the movie theater for that movie and said something like, "That does it. This is the last time I'm watching a Pixar film in public."
2. Trust you to find him attractive :)
3. I assumed the school was really close
5. Not sure I care for that interpretation. I don't think it matters to the story.
8. He had to be forgotten and forgettable. it was his fate. However, we re-named one of Maddie's elephant dolls Bing Bong so he's not going to be forgotten in our family :)
I wondered, too, how they decided on those particular emotions to embody all of human experience! But I bet it was well researched and consulted upon with experts.
3. yes, i figured it was a block or two. but mn parents still would've walked her at least to the corner of the block the school was on. esp because it seems they're from a small town or outlying suburb.
5. adoption vs. biological really doesn't matter. you daughter's your daughter's your daughter. but i guess i have enough adopted cousins that i like to think of that being represented in an animated movie somewhere, and i feel like this fits.
8. that's cute :)
yes, i've been trying to figure out since you asked me, chelley, which is my lead emotion, and i'm sure it's annoyance, but that's not one of the options. ;)
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