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The thing I love about this movie is that Joy, as likable as she is, is both the protagonist AND the villain

“Take her to the moon” DESTROYS ME EVERY TIME

“Joy can’t exist without sadness.” Dude sums up the whole movie with one sentence….5 minutes into the movie no less. lol great reaction.

The Bing Bong scene gets me everytime man.

As a therapist, one of my favorite things about this movie is that it gives children the language to explain to adults what they're experiencing. As adults watching this film, we can obviously understand the extra layers to it; we can understand that these 'characters' don't actually exist and don't actually make choices - they are personifications of what Riley is experiencing. Joy isn't actually pushing sadness into a circle, Riley is, by trying to lock down on that emotion and feel happy instead. Sadness isn't making the decision to touch the memories - Riley is feeling sadness when she thinks about them, and they begin to bleed into sadness until she locks down and thinks 'I need to be happy' instead. But for kids, this is a way to personify their thoughts and feelings, in a technique that we often actually use in children's therapy. Being able to tell your parents that 'anger is controlling headquarters right now' or 'that memory is blue' is a way for children to communicate their experience and translate it into something they can understand. Even if kids watching this movie don't get the deeper meaning that adults do, finding a way to speak about and understand their mental experience is incredibly powerful. Thank you for the honest and beautiful reaction

I saw this in theaters and sat next to this big hulking guy and his daughter. He was an absolute wreck during the Bing Bong scene and his daughter kept trying to comfort him. Such an emotional movie.

Oh my god, as a Pixar fan this is like one of Pixar's finest work.

When I was in college, we had a movie night in the common room and this was the movie that was shown. I still remember that night because we had a group of probably about 50 or 60 people ranging from artistic to athletic to Scientific to just there for the party, you name it, and we still all reacted exactly the same way to all the scenes in the movie. It was the first film I've ever seen like that. It's just so relatable. Everybody screamed with laughter when they saw the dad was daydreaming about sports, and in that whole scene in general you could almost barely hear the conversation because everyone was laughing so hard. When Bing Bong died the whole room went deadly quiet, I saw one person hold up heart hands and another 6 ft 5 250 lb football linebacker get up and have to leave the room and take a moment. The movie is just that good, it gets across its story more clearly and more consistently than most movies I know.

Greg is so damn empathetic. When he said that Riley just needs a moment to be vulnerable, to let it out and just be sad, just cemented that fact.

"This movie is gonna break me isn't it? " *Everyone screaming through the tears* YOU HAVE NO IDEA!!

The fact that disgust, fear and anger are left behind....those are how Riley was REALLY feeling about this whole thing

I thought, "Oh, cool, I'll enjoy watching Greg react to this." But I totally forgot that this movie will make me cry too. So there goes Bing Bong, and I'm sitting here bawling right along with Greg. 🤣😭🤣 Also 🚨 GIRL 🚨 GIRL 🚨 GIRL 🚨 lol

Joy is a case of Toxic positivity. Overcompensating to maintain Riley’s constant happy personality despite sadness leaking trough the cracks. Until she sees the value of sadness and how as you stated, “you can’t understand joy without sadness” it’s an incredible personification of emotions and finding the value in sadness and grief and how it can enrich the human experience despite its unpleasant association.

What I really love about this is it gives both kids and adults a language to talk about feelings in a way we never had before. Imagine sitting down with your kid and talking with them about what their emotions are up to, what they think their islands of personality are, what are their most important memories, etc. If they go through something difficult they can say how they think that affects their memory formation and what their emotion team could do about it. It gives them a completely new way to describe why they feel like they do and to work through it.

Finally! A reaction to this movie I can relate to. I’ve seen so many reactors getting legit upset at Sadness for “messing everything up” and in the first 10 minutes you realized how important Sadness is and how MESSED UP some of the crap Joy was doing. ❤

I love it when Reactors cry. It is just so awesome and authentic 🖤

That shuddering breath at 28:24 gets me every freaking time. Never fails to make me cry

I saw this in theaters once, and had a total breakdown during the credits. After buying the blu-ray when it first came out, I just can't bring myself to watch it again because it was so emotionally devastating.

This film does an AMAZING JOB portraying emotions. It has no reason to be this good. As a 41 year old man who has struggled with depression and at times it feels as though my joy has been lost, I fully understand how happy memories can be turned into sad ones, and the struggle you can have trying to hold to them, rather than let them change. This film makes me cry every time.

this is my favourite pixar movie, it's so clever how it portrays our emotions but to a level that children can understand, I use this film in my nursery setting to help explain emotions, the scene at the end where she opens up to her parents and the bing bong scene always makes me tear up :(

Don’t believe I’ve seen Greg cry like this before. Out of the many reactions I’ve seen from you guys, to which you cried, it was never like this one. And I think this one had much more of a personal connection to you Greg, as it did on all of us. Thankyou for watching this finally! 😂

I was going through a bad bout of depression when this movie came out and I forced myself to get out of the house, ended up at the cinema and decided to watch this thinking it would be a silly kids movie. I cried so hard at the bing bong disappearing scene but more that anything the line "we can't make Riley feel anything" just really hit close to home. Absolute favourite Pixar movie!

I was the same age as the main character when I, too, had to move away and leave all my friends behind, and I'm telling you this movie BROKE me. We took our kids to see it when they were 8 and 5, and my wife and I were bawling the whole way to our car afterward and the kids couldn't understand why. 30 years later after everything that happened to me and I'm still not over it. Thank you for always being a great mental health advocate, Greg. 🙏🙏

Greg really figuring out the whole meaning of the movie already at 3:16 Also, the voice actors for joy and sadness are perfect

Bing Bong had me tearing up the first time I watched it. The second time, I took my mum to the cinema to show her this amazing film and I knew it was coming but that time it affected me worse and I was full on bawling. As a 23 year old guy surrounded by kids and their parents. I went to Toys R Us and bought a Bing Bong action figure that I still have on my shelf just so he won't ever be forgotten.

I loved how the mom’s emotions were led by Sadness and the dad’s is led by Anger.

I saw this movie in theaters with my family and one of my cousins was visiting us in Minnesota after recently moving to Indiana and being the same age as Riley at the time, she broke down more than any of us and was quite literally sobbing heavily throughout most of the movie. She, to this day, mentions how she's never seen a movie perfectly describe what she was going through and how being the oldest girl she felt like she couldn't just break down and be sad about the move until she saw this movie.

Fun fact: As Richard Kind was voicing his last line for Bing Bong, he was crying. “Take her to the moon for me. Ok?”

this was a pleasant surprise! that Bing Bong moment always gets me because to me, it signifies the need to say goodbye to childhood and having to grow up. super sad but necessary for us to go on. Sadness is my favorite character but all the characters were amazing imo. they picked the best voice actors, for sure! ❤

You are one of the VERY few reactors that didn't start off hating sadness and how she was out of control. I don't know you at all, first time on your channel and all, but I'm very proud of how open your mind was. Well done! You give me hope compassion and empathy isn't fully dead. ❤

I always thought the emotions (Joy, Sadness, Fear, Disgust and Anger) were like a family themselves. They can’t live with each other, yet they can’t live without each other either.

What I love about this film the most is that Riley's emotions are alot more reactive to every situation, because she's younger and is still learning how to control them. Whereas the Mother and Father's emotions are alot more mature and working together cohesively as a team, which reflects their experience as adults and parents. Also it's really interesting how the Mother is ruled by Sadness and the Father is ruled by Anger, but they're alot tamer versions of those emotions.

Pixar actually consulted 2 of psychology's leading experts on emotion who taught them that emotions drive rational thinking rather than disrupt it. Emotion is not a weakness. There are even lesson plans developed by educators to be used in classrooms for different ages. And The Center for Teaching Quality urges all educators to see it.

Greg: "I have a feeling this movie is going to break me" Yes, yes it will. This movie is truly phenomenal. One of my favourite messages in any kids movie too. It's okay to be sad sometimes.

It’s honestly the casting that makes this movie AMAZING! I only hear Amy Poehler’s Leslie Knope and her infinite optimism with Joy and feel Lewis Black’s aneurysms with Anger 😂❤

You put your finger on the message of the movie much more earlier than most people I’ve seen. The idea that sadness is necessary and beneficial, that positivity at all cost can be harmful, that it’s important to feel all your emotions, etc Loved your reaction

“ *Riley* just needs a moment to be vulnerable” *becomes vulnerable whilst reacting* This is why your channel will blossom from here on out, u opened up for us as your viewers with a movie that made us also cry

i cry a lot every time during this movie but Greg’s crying amplified my crying by so much lol

I moved around a LOT as a kid (no, not a military brat) for my dad's job so i absolutely relate to Riley. I had quite a few moments like she did standing up in front of the class crying because i introduced myself and teachers probed and brought up once happy memories that were now sad. That's what that was showing. How happy memories can turn quite sad when you realize you'll never be in that place and time again. And i also ran away from home at 16 because my parents were abusive and neglected me a lot. I'm no contact now so I'm in a better place, but it really sucked that i had to constantly watch what emotions i showed around them. I also love how it showed that parents calling kids "their insert-whatever-here kid" is incredibly toxic. That puts a lot of pressure on a kid. Calling Riley their happy girl made Joy think she HAD to keep Riley happy. It's why I don't agree with people who paint joy as a villain. If anything she's an anti-hero or antagonist. She doesn't do anything to intentionally be evil......she just refuses to accept any other way. But calling your kid gifted, happy, etc over and over can really affect kids negatively. And lastly, i also love how it shows that kids who lash out or have "attitude" usually have a deeper reason for it. And it's not just because they want to have attitude but usually they feel like they can't be or don't want to be honest about their feelings. All in all definitely one of my favourite Pixar movies. And it's a pretty accurate portrayal of depression. No sadness, no happiness..... just apathy and a lot of disgust and anger.

My whole family went to see this together right after my grandpa's funeral. Needless to say, I'm an absolute wreck every time I watch it. It's a wonderful film ❤️❤️

One of my favorite little details in this movie was how Anger’s newspaper had a headline that pertained to the immediate situation.

This movie introduced me to the idea of toxic positivity and helped me distinguish sadness (healthy) from depression (unhealthy). Also, told my therapist about this movie and now she uses it for her autistic child clients to help them express their emotions 😊

“Take her to the moon for me, ok?” Gets me every god damn time.

I saw this movie in the theater and you could hear adults literally sobbing at Bing Bong and when Riley comes home. Not crying. Sobbing. This movie helped as a teacher of preschoolers to let them explain their emotions a little better by showing which character they felt like most and then talking about it. I love Pixar movies! The metaphors are..so well done.

you're not alone Greg. This part made me dad-cry as well. i wanna hug you just seeing you cry like this

I never thought I'd cry so hard over someone named Bing Bong.

As a child I really believed I was born depressed. I did experience what Riley did but it added to why I was already depressed. As an adult this movie was frustrating and healing. The moment Riley explained how she felt and the breath of relief she let out made me completely breakdown. I LOVE this movie

Pixar announced that they’re mating an Inside Out 2 with Amy Pohler and presumably the rest of the cast returning, but I love the first movie SO MUCH that I’m kinda worried about what the second one will be

i cant explain what i feel about Greg, truly an incredible human, i hope someone gave him a big hug after this one

I'm so happy you didn't demonize Sadness or Joy from the start. You knew why Joy was pushing Sadness away, but you also knew why Sadness was effecting the memories.

this movie had me sobbing when i first watched. it really hits you in the feels… where joy is riley’s primary emotion, I think sadness is definitely mine 😅 i need to go rewatch this movie now

Such a simple concept but they somehow makes it perfect and personal for a lot of people. And successfully gave us the feels. Inside Out is one of the most amazing movie that comes out in the last 20 years

8:10 I’ve always thought that keeping sadness contained by a little white circle was an allusion to antidepressants

When I saw this in theaters I broke bc I knew what it felt like to be completely numb just like Riley was, and finally able to talk to someone without judgement, my family was the type to be to hold feelings and not talk about them but thank goodness for my husband who was able to open me up and really help me heal. This was a masterpiece of a movie and I use it to help my kids talk about their feelings and that it’s okay to be sad, mad, scared etc.

This movie is brilliant and could therapeutically help kids understand their own emotions. Back in 2015, my Dad wanted to go to the theater and gave two options: Inside Out & Jurassic World, and I foolishly chose JW. I got a DVD copy of Inside Out later and within the first two minutes I realized this this was probably my favorite Pixar movie. It struck a chord with me in a way that no other Pixar film had. I personally related to Riley a lot, and I was blown away by how emotionally nuanced, uniquely mature, and healthy the message of this movie is, all while still being really fun and entertaining. The metaphorical representation of Riley mentally growing up and realizing that sadness is A HEALTHY, NECESSARY emotion is not a lesson I’ve ever seen another kids movie teach.

The fact that the mom is being run by sadness and the dad is run by anger is so sad but very relatable to a lot of couples.

Me: I'm not gonna cry at the bing bong scene again. *cries* Always makes me bawl

I love this movie. Really shows why we need all our emotions to be healthy, even the ones we see as bad.

this movie literally inspired me to study and want to work in mental health!! it’s incredible, so happy you connected with it as well

Still a classic and one of Pixar’s best and one of the best films of 2015.

Judging from the thumbnail, I can tell I'm in for a lighthearted fun time lol

Greg is the one person I’ve seen in the movie reaction/pundit space that wears his heart on his sleeve when watching films. I’m the exact same way and I don’t care. Also watching Greg cry when Bing Bong fades, had ME crying 😭

I have never NOT cried watching this movie. Never. It's a masterpiece, man.

Of course everyone is different, but this movie was one of the first to describe depression, mine and others I have met, it is kind of an absence of joy and sadness. It helps some people who have this view that depression is just being sad, it's why they believe depressed people just need to stop being sad. I met a psychology professor who you uses this movie to get her intro class to think about the mind, she has them turn in papers on their thoughts. Also that She-Hulk joke about Bing Bong in her first episode should hit harder now.

The fact that you shared your own story with dealing with depressive and manic thoughts ...was powerful. Be in the moment good or bad. But don't relish/ get stuck in either for too long, keep moving forward.....Always!

Hits hard definitely. I don't think I would have appreciated this enough if I would have seen this as a kid, it's a very mature story

This movie is beautiful. I cry every time. “Take her to the moon for me, okay?” Then seeing little Riley playing with imaginary Bing Bong does me in. This is a deep little movie that teaches kids that every emotion you feel is ok, that it’s normal to feel what you feel and I think that’s pretty damn wonderful.

Pixar never fails to make me Happy and sad at the same time this movie is so amazing

so glad you reacted to this. man, you got the whole sadness thing right away. i love this movie and how it illustrates different emotions. the scene at the dinner table was a good example of how someone sometimes seem like they go from zero to 60 with their emotions. just the way it broke emotions down, touched on core memories--just a lot of their decisions were so beautifully executed. and the bing bong scene always gets me. 🥲

I can’t say enough about how brilliant this movie is. Pixar was able to take very complex topics and themes and deliver it in a way that is digestible for anyone of any age to understand. The way the movie portrays the inside of the mind is incredibly clever and creative. Amazing voice over work and animation really makes the characters pop on screen. One of pixar’s absolute best and an easy 10/10 for me.

I own this movie and can’t believe I hadn’t cried while watching it. But, these reactions always get me in the feels department. And after years of finally getting the opportunity to enjoy the content you guys make, getting a ❤ comment means the world to me. Thank you for the years of content and for many more years of content to come, Greg.

I loved this movie, but I think your reaction was the first time I realized the genius of Bing Bong sacrificing himself. It's not just letting go that moved me, it's that genius you mentioned of letting your imagination propel your reality! When you said that, i had to rewind

One of the things I love is that when you look at the minds of others, Joy isn't necessarily the lead emotion. Sadness is the lead for Mom. Anger is the lead for Dad. Yet the emotions work together so well that they aren't overwhelming each other. Riley's joy wants to lead by overpowering instead of lead by being a unified team. She had to learn the hard way that it's better to experience all the emotions.

Bing Bongs death is probably the saddest Pixar death.

Bing Bong TAKE HER TO THE MOON FOR ME That Line 😭😭😭🥺 loved this movie so much Top of my list For sure

Greg - "Damn, how psychologically deep is this going to get?" .. Oh Greg You are not prepared 😳 If it's any consolation I was well into my 30's when I first saw this and I was shaking crying at the end... Yeah the shoulders goin' up and down stuff. 🥺😩😭

The Bing Bong Scene always gets me, man! I would always cry no matter how many times I watch this movie cause I am aware I have an imaginary friend when I was a kid but I can't remember what it looks like anymore. I can't remember anything (as part of growing up). It hurts to see Bing Bong being forgotten. 😢😭

I was 14 when this xame out and it was fantastic. The new family memory is amazing. When things are at their worst, when i have nothing and nobody...my family will be there for me. That message is just amazing.

I like how this movie expresses Sadness as a weakness, something you shouldn't show other people and always keep a smile on your face. However, the more the sadness is supressed, everything breaks down, it weighs down on everything else and the only way to overcome it is to release the emotion, express it, acknowledge it. And that not only helps you but everyone around you, emotions are an incredible and dangerous concept, but we need them to survive.

15:54 mans got the GTA V text tone

I havent cried once while watching the movie, but I do tear up seeing others getting really emotional watching it. Pixar outdid itself with this movie, making lots and lots of people understand and cry. I loved your reaction so very much!

I saw this reaction video about 2 hours ago, I really want to watch your reaction but I haven't watched the actual movie yet; so I did. I am back from watching the movie after bawling my eyes out. Time for round 2.

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This movie makes me cry more than any other pixar movie. Modern culture puts so much emphasis on being happy, doing what makes you happy, avoiding the things that make you sad, etc. The unfortunate truth is that everyone has sadness in their lives, you can not live in this world without experiencing sadness. If you try to just ignore it you will only end up hurting yourself. The things that have hurt us in life usually are the things that we learn the most from, they form and shape us even more than the joyful things. If you embrace that sadness as a part of your life, but not its definitive characteristic, that acceptance will make you such a better and stronger person. Dealing with difficulty and sadness is an incredibly important skill to have.

Wow, YOU made me cry. Thanks for being vulnerable with us and not hiding your emotions. 🥰

3:34 REAAAAAL deep Also like how every call Joy the antagonist, but sadness caused some mayhem😂😂😂😂😂 They’re both responsible lol

Genuinely one of my favourite Pixar films. "I miss Minnesota, I miss home" breaks me every time.

I watched this with my 7 year old daughter. We both Tobey Maguire ugly cried to this movie! Such great well done movie! With such a string message

This movie came out at the right time. I had just moved away from my home and I was lost and it really helped this movie is an amazing one

This whole movie was so well thought out. The symbolism is spot on. I love the evolution of the control panel. It got progressively more complex, as she got older. Until the end, only one emotion could use it at once, symbolizing how we, at that age, aren't really capable of complex emotions. Everything is very cut and dry. But in her teens, now she can have more subtle emotions, like the core memory that was a combination of joy and sadness, or bittersweet.

There's nothing wrong with being sad, it helps us grow, heal and helps us understand other people a little more

“Take her to the moon for me” hits home every time 🥹

Wish we had this movie when I was young. We had "yes the spider is dead and someday when the pig dies he'll become bacon at breakfast, now go to bed".

Greg crying shows how much of a good human being he is. A man’s man.

That Bing Bong moment gets me every time 🥺

Greg, I loved so much watching this with you. This movie hits me hard every time I watch, and hearing you discuss it and talk about your understanding of these topics was so wonderful. Thank you for taking us with you on your reaction. You’re so insightful and that is why I keep coming back. Thank you for sharing, this was excellent.

This movie is my number 1 Pixar film. For many many years Monsters Inc was sitting there but the ending hit me like yep this is my favorite now.

YES! This is my favorite Pixar movie. It’s so damn good

Not me crying over Inside Out with Greg after 7 years. I bawled the first time I was watching, I was graduating that year, missing my dad so much it hurt... A lot was changing 💔 In a way it helped me understand my emotions better. It will always be one of my favourites. T'was pleasure crying with you Greg 😁😂