I BECAME Sadness from *Inside Out* 

I would love to see your reaction to the second inside out 2 movie

Mary, let me just say, your reaction to this is why I enjoyed your content for quite some time because you’re so easily in sync with whatever movies or TV shows that you decide to watch for all of us. Interestingly, I was a bit reluctant to see this , given how close the sequel is from releasing but I figured “What the hell? For old time sake.” Your knowledge of American geography is very good, which is more than I can from most people. I had a co-worker who moved to California by car, just like Riley’s family. However, unlike them, I’m from Florida and that is literally the other side of the country where it touches the Atlantic instead of the Pacific. It took more than a week for her to arrive there when it takes just a couple of hours by plane. Needless to say, keep on sharing your thoughts and emotions because that is what makes us human. Without it, we’re simply brain dead beings with an insane amount of apathy.

Big fan of your

@@Hero-g7g yes I am

2:42 It really is. We are driven by our hormones.

Exactly! Sadness is my favorite emotion character

fr it was literally joy's fault that the core memories fell out. Core memories can be sad too like death of a loved one, a bad break up etc. and she didn't let the core memory settle

Don't look at me; I figured it out.

Yeah. But, Anger also has some blame when you think about it.

So true

Well, Nostalgia actually does appear in Inside Out 2 for a singular scene. The idea of Nostalgia being an actual emotion isn't as good as the blue and yellow orbs, but it does now make canonical sense

I took the yellow and blue ones to be "bittersweet" because it's happy but it's sad and they exist together but separately in the same moment.

@@sarahobah bittersweet and nostalgia aren’t so different are they?

@@Etticos. I think they're quite different, yes.

Richard Kind, the actor playing BingBong, was crying for real when he recorded the scene, you can hear it in his voice.

By doing her job? Fear, sadness, anger and disgust are necessary emotions, but they make everything in your life HARDER and put off people around you. Nobody WANTS to deal with those emotions and they are CONTAGIOUS or usually counter- productive to getting essential tasks accomplished. Integrating your emotions is really extremely difficult, and other people (close loved ones SOMETIMES excepted) don't want to deal with your periods of dealing with that. And shaming or trying to FORCE them to do so only makes them move further away.

@@kenle2 Joy does her job, but toxic positivity and repressing your feeling is bad for your health. Ignoring your problem is not a sane way to deal with life. That's why Lion King was right years ago with Hakuna Matata not being the answer to Simba's problem.

@@kenle2but bottling them up and not allowing yourself to feel them isn’t healthy. The whole reason sadness kept touching memories was cuz joy wasn’t letting her do HER job.

@@kenle2 Well if people don't want to deal with your periods of dealing with that, do you think it's healthy to deny how you feel ? There are ways of expressing emotions without projecting them on other people, especially with all the tools we have at our disposal nowadays. Emotions only make life harder when you don't want to accept them and deal with them. Emotions are only counter-productive when you're denying them. If you accept them and learn to channel them, they can be VERY productive.

@@TheLexoDex But all these emotions are Riley, Riley is unhealthily believing she *should* bottle up her emotions because of things her parents say like "just be our happy girl". Joy isn't really an antagonist or anything it's a metaphor for what's going on in Riley's head.

I relate more to that. Bell peppers are gross and make you burp them up all day, but I like broccoli.

for greens, I like spinach better

Yet you forget everything except the things that make you sad.

The Charlie Chaplin movie LIMELIGHT is another powerful depiction too.

Depression isn't even sadness. It's a void where emotion should be

@@user-ld9tf4td8s When the console shuts down and Fear says "guys, we cant make Riley feel anything" Yep

Another thing I love with this film (besides showing that we need sadness and not just toxic positivity), is that it NAILED depression- it’s not sadness, it’s just a… void. No happiness, no sadness, not having any control over what limited emotions you do have.

i think villain is a strong word, but yes, her excessive positivity did more harm to Riley than good

What about anger he's the one who made Riley push everybody away and caused all the islands to collapse.

@@anthonylopez8682 Because there is no true 'villian'. There were mistakes, and there was conflict, but none of it was because someone was 'evil'. Joy wanted the best for Riley. She did. Did she go about it the right way? Absolutely NOT. Her inability to see outside her narrow scope resulted in a great many problems. First, she took complete control...there was no consensus. There was her in charge, leaving some things to others to deal with that she didn't want...kinda like a child would do. Second, she discounted Sadness and her existence. All Joy could do was think about being positive...which was her wheelhouse. She only could see that...nothing else. If she'd ever read the manual, she might have known, but I suspect she ignored anything that wasn't about being positive. Worst part was she was doing this from a genuine desire to help Riley. She really was. However, since she'd never really worked with the other emotions, they had no experience running things. Look at the parents. Their emotions worked together and collaborated. Sure, the dad's anger was in charge, but he was measured and understood his limits. He didn't fly off the handle. He was a guy looking out for his family under challenging circumstances. The mom? Empathetic all the way. Sadness was the lead there, as she was the most insightful of the three. Watching for cues from the others, being the heart of the family. They had it together due to life experiences, and Riley (and Joy) have not yet come to that crossroad. They were still growing and learning. So there wasn't a villain...but there were stakes and conflict. An opportunity for growth.

None of them are villains, both of them have good intentions for Riley, even when Joy was wrong. Why do people find weird that a character has flaws? Joy IS THE PROTAGONIST, she's supposed to learn from her mistakes and change, and she does. It's basic storytelling

​@@anthonylopez8682 Well... he was just doing what he thought was right. Anger is a strong emotion, and he doesn't work well as a leader or to take rational decisions, just in small doses (unless is well developed, as Riley's dad Anger)

I'm a truck driver who used to do long haul. 4 days for that trip is actually a slight underestimation, especially depending on the season. Not the kind of trip a preteen can make without encountering obstacles, some of them dangerous.

That's the worst pizza place I've ever heard of.

I cant see how this movie made for kids, i mean maybe visually but the whole context? Nah pretty sure this is for adults too

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But there are some memories. We truly don't need anymore, but the important ones never get forgotten.

My mother would never have made it through this movie.

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I like that part 29:41, but i guess it's just Quagmire in me that like it🤭🤭🤭🤭. It really shock me when you said that....

But she is gay

Genuinely one of the most soul crushing scenes ever made and it's wild that you can only truly appreciate it as an adult, which ironically makes you feel worse

Yes. His complete loyalty and dedication to Riley's happiness and dreams and his willingness to sacrifice everything for her is deeply moving.

Goldfish memory

Tbf movies at the cinemas is not ideal. No subtitles, snacks and drinks and toilet breaks and sometimes sleeping (for me)

@@MaryCherryOfficial yeah I know some people like that, and I’ve had times going into a cinema really tired and ended up sleeping for 20mins or so, regardless of the quality. It’s all good Mary, we still love ya! (And it means we get more reactions from you!)

@@MaryCherryOfficial Can you please react to kung fu panda 4

Me too.

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@@user-re8fc8yk8n Moreso Pixar than Disney though.

Same.

Yeah almost a decade later...

Almost like the incredibles

​@@IDiggPattyMayonnaisefor Pixar that's normal

​@@IDiggPattyMayonnaiseIncredibles 2 had to wait even longer. I'd rather it done right over done right away 🤷🏾‍♀️...

OR... they saved it for part 2 😉

@@mshippy19 and part 2 will be a mess considering thatr we're in a middle of the crossroads between 2 future. bad future with another crossroads in it

A lot of emotions can be mixed in with other emotions too

That’s actually pretty neat

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Yes, where is Michael Scott when you need him?

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it's trueeeee bro:(

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Disney and Pixar

Some people just aren’t emotional in films or can’t get invested in animations. So don’t be too harsh on them, they’re just different

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