One interesting thing about the way this film ends, is that the parents didn't just say, "Hey, since we all miss Minnesota so much, let's move back there!" as would probably happen in a lot of feel-good family movies. The family acknowledged that they missed their old home and treasured the memories that they had made there, but they also made the best of things in their new home. Riley found a new sports team to belong to, and slowly began putting down roots in California. This is much a much more realistic ending than the magical ending where the characters get back to a place that they wanted very much to go back to, because that doesn't always happen IRL!
Yeah. That would have been so dumb if they had moved back. Because then the message would be "Kids, just give it a good cry and you can force a HUGE reversal to what is usually a 100k or several hundreds of thousands of dollars life decisions to be switched back as easy as flipping a coin." This ending has far more impact because it is the far more likely real outcome one would face in such a situation. They can't go back but they CAN make the most of the new home.
Also if they were to move back like that, that would just defeat the purpose of this whole journey, reducing it to just a nightmare, rather than learning to accept change and moving on
@@yessyvascielo1131you know no one’s ever too old to be sad. Old Man Marley was right: you can be a little old for a lot of things but you’re not too old to be sad.
This is such a beautiful movie. It teaches you that you cannot be happy all the time. Sadness in a healthy way, can rejuvenate your soul and release the hurt. You hear how Riley breathed as her parents were hugging her. Riley held her breath of happiness for so long, that she couldn’t breathe and now the weight has been lifted off her. 🥺🥺
I felt so bad for Riley. Her parents moved, leaving behind all her friends who end up replacing her. She has no friends at her new school. She quits hockey cause you couldn’t handle it mentally. If you truly think about it this movie kinda went through the five stages of grief: Denial: When Riley first moves into her new house, and sees her new room she was kinda disgusted of where she’s be living. And was all “no big deal once she decorated her room everything will be fine.” Anger: The dinner scene where Riley just snaps, and doesn’t want to talk about what happened at school or how her day was. Bargaining: When Bing Bong was in long term memory Joy was all “If you help us get back to headquarters I promise Riley will remember you.” Depression: This scene where Riley breaks down crying, and tell her parents how she truly feels of living in San Francisco. And how she misses Minnesota. Acceptance: The ending where Riley accepts living in San Francisco, but still misses Minnesota, and understands that this move is a new chapter of her life.
it is our first 2 emotions we experience as babies, joy when we're happy, sadness for when we're sad, disgust i think would be next, along with anger, and then fear would be last
Sadness removed the lightbulb, Riley realized she was wrong, exited the bus, & took off running home. She sadly recalled her happiness. The console flooded blue, Riley had held in her true emotions too long. She lost the struggle. Tears shone in her eyes & she finally revealed how she really felt toward the move to San Fransisco, CA: “I-I know you don’t want me to, but, I miss home. I miss Minnesota. You need me to be happy, but I want my old friends & my hockey team.” She concludes “I want to go home.” Her parents share a quiet understanding look, and her dad says softly & lovingly “We’re not mad. You know what? I miss Minnesota, too. I miss the woods & we took hikes. Mom, blinks: “And the backyard where you used to play.” Dad adds: “Spring Lake, where you learned to skate. Come here.” They’re comforting each other in their arms.
I can’t watch this scene without crying. Just remember, even though you leave the places you know or once loved, they are all still inside your heart…..and you will cherish them forever and ever…
This movie hits me right in the feels. This is one of the scenes that make me wanna reach for the tissues. Watching Riley cry in front of her parents makes me feel sympathy for her. We see just how much she truly misses Minnesota. It makes me wanna cry too.
I rarely let my emotions control me but this scene hits to close to home you can even hear "and the backyard where you used to play" that her voice is shaking i believe that was genuine Reillys voice actress already said that was real she thought about her cats dying and it made her emotional but my favorite part is how calming the parents sound like " you know what I miss Minnesota too" this scene was just perfect i can't imagine a better way to do this after holding onto her emotions through out the movie and not expressing her feelings Riley finally breaks down and everything comes out all at once
Exactly!! Which is why Sadness is a HEALTHY emotion for her!! EVERYONE needs Sadness!! Sadness is healthier to get released from your head than keeping it all inside of you.
bruh that's what you learned?!? lmaoooo the lesson is that its not okay pretend everything is okay, to force a emotion when you yourself aren't happy with the situation. It's okay to cry to just let it out and feel okay rather than fighting it off. But hey, cool to sad I guess lmao
@@-AceItX-Riley had been holding in her emotions too long. She finally gave up, weary of fighting her heartbreak that came from how much she missed home, & let her tears flow.
I have learned from this film, that it takes a long time for you to get to your dreams. When you have your parents around, it’s not easy, but running away, both figuratively and literally, will only make it harder.
This is truly one of cinemas most perfect moments, so many emotions all at once, it leaves me speechless every single time I know its a film about emotions, but how they capture all of them in this one moment, I just can't explain it (they say a picture says a thousands words, there's some proof right there, in fact, this moment screams more than a thousand words - unbelievable) If anyone can't feel it in this family moment, I simply have no word for them
As the year 2021 comes to a close, this makes me feel more relieved. I’ve had such a terrible year because five members of my family have died. Two of them were my mother’s aunts, one of them was my mother’s cousin, Brenda, and the last two were my grandmothers, Mary Yoder and Marjorie Hill. Seeing this makes me want to recall the happiest moments my grandmothers had with me because I grew very close to them the most than the other three. And since then, I’ve been missing them everyday.
@@arilevitt2385 Yes it has. It really has. My maternal grandmother's life insurance and real estate was easily taken care of because she'd already sold her house and moved in with us 21 years ago. And she gave her car over to my dad since she stopped driving in 2015. But for my paternal grandmother.... (groans) It's a big issue to my poor dad and my poor aunt since they were her beloved children and are the only beneficiaries under the terms of her will. She has inherited IRA divided into five for me, and my sister, and my brother and my 2 cousins according to her will. And it's gonna take a while for us to earn that inheritance for we have a house to clean out and sell.
I know that feeling, just a few months ago, I lost a great man in my family: my grandpa. I was the last person to see him, before he died. I couldn’t even hug him, since he had the virus. This has been a hard transition for me and the family, especially my Grandma. I am still haunted by his passing. But I try to live, even if my next visits to the village may be a bit bittersweet.
I remember trying to hold back tears in the theaters when this first came out but not knowing exactly why relating to it hurt _so_ much. Now, 7 years later, I know. It was because I wanted someone like Riley's parents to have done the same when I moved away from my first (and really, only) best friend when previous other friends had all moved away. But they didn't, so 9 year old me just tried to work with it as best as a 9 year old could.
At 00:58 when Riley’s childhood memories become sad, I start to tear up. My little daughter is around that age right now, so it hits me right in the heart. I know that sadness is a part of life, it just hurts to know that she’ll have to go through her own sad times one day.. She’s so happy and carefree right like little Riley was in her core memories.. 😢 that part of parenting is so hard bc you wish you that could just take on all your child’s pain, just take it off their shoulders..
that isnt what this movie is about. its about expressing your emotions they go to great lengths showing Riley NOT expressing her emontions leading to this. dont come in here talking like the movie is about riley going through a divorce
I know how Riley felt. Me and my family had to move around the country depending on where my father was deployed in the navy. When mom divorced him, we started putting down roots in Texas, where we currently live. I had to say goodbye to so many friends, it hurts emotionally trying to remember them. But, I remember that I have the opportunity to make new friends.
That the way that Sadness would be the only emotion to save Riley's core memory of these islands of Goofball Island, Friendship Island, Hockey Island, Honesty Island, and the most new island is Family Island when Riley's family are together to each other they love. Because humans have the power of love and truth and destiny of Justice and awesomeness.
Inside Out shows people how they can never be truly happy if they don't let out their sadness. A person is not truly happy if they bottle up their sadness
My first saw this when I was 9 years old in 2015, I didn't understand what was going on, but re-watching it years later, I understand and it gives me the feels.
I can relate to this scene a lot I moved when I was 12 years old and when my mom told me we were moving I cried so much it made her cry and when I went to a new school it was so hard for me trying to adjust and I made a few friends but high school is when it all hit hard but I made a lot better friends !
I can kinda relate to Riley. While I didn't move cities, my parents did make me move schools when I was in Grade 7 back in late 2011 since we moved to a new house which was further away from my old school. I hated it and had a hard time adjusting, I was occasionally bullied and I just wanted to move back to my old school despite it being like an hour bus ride away. Eventually things started to get better in during Grade 8 in 2012 and I made new friends, and the people that bullied me just stopped, and I accepted it at my new school while still remembering the great times at my old school and and my old friends.
It makes me cry when my football team loses game,my girlfriend dumped me,my parents got mad at me, everybody hates me, or I got expelled from School.i hate those. This is pretty rough.
I love how this movie perfectly correlates Joy and Sadness’s adventure with the emotions that a real child Riley’s age would feel at moving and all the change that comes with it. Inside Out is such a masterpiece!
It’s definitely okay to cry, there’s nothing wrong with crying, Everybody cries and so as other genders cries too! Crying is the best important thing because it helps to wash away the anger or depression, there’s nothing wrong with crying, everyone has feelings, you feel how you feel, it’s okay to express yourself with your emotions! The reason why I love Inside Out because it helps to understand it’s okay to express your emotions and how you feel! It’s okay to be happy, angry, sad, and scared or anything! Everybody has emotions just like in Inside Out
When I first saw this scene, it made me cry just like Riley only in real life. I was like aw that’s so sweet and I thought boy sadness really is doing her job properly things to joy understanding about her
With this, Joy's character saga is complete. It's great to see that she evdntually realizes that sadness is just as important as the other emotions. Sure, we all want to live a life of joy. However, without sadness, true joy is impossible, as the sad moments make us appreciate the joyous moments all the more. Consider this to be like a tunnel, in which there's darkness all around, but at the end of the tunnel, there's a glimmer of light.
ash... crying... y you just said there's no need to cry mewtwo and then you said crying won't really change anything that it happened I love you mewtwo you just need me to be happy and you want me to be different but I don't want to be different I just want to be who I am and then you said I don't need to cry but boys and girls can cry sometimes mewtwo I just want a hug ash I don't want to hug you I want to cry please mewtwo please I own you an apology I want to apologize and cry please I'm so sorry mewtwo mewtwo give me a hug please please please let me cry mewtwo please I'm going to be okay crying mewtwo come here (ash stops crying)
@@lionelcollins3511 I’ve never really missed my home, because my family moved a lot when I was growing up. Now, I’m living with my dad in Cathalamet, Washington. My parents are divorced. I still see my mom every once in a while.
@@drcovidanimations having your friends left there while old memories are still in your head. Yes. It is something to cry about. People think getting over something is easy. But it isnt.
3:56Dad:When youre iut there youd be aggresive Riley:I know but you dont have to come to every game Dad:Are you kidding i am bit missing ine Mom and dad:GO FOG HORNS Riley:Ok ok i gotta go. (Bumps in to Jordan)Sorry Jordans mind:Girl alert every emotion is panicking Riley:bye Teacher:Now who can tell me when san fracnsisco was founded anyone jordan ? Jordan:uhh Teachers emotions:How much more of this,days till summer vacation,Guess there is someone from bahamas and you know who (Dumb memory) Pizza seller:have a nice day
I could relate to this scene so much because I moved like 3 times, and it completely broke me over time. The pain I was going through was still worse than Riley's but I know how she felt because I was thinking about memories that used to make me happy, and they all become sad memories then I eventually got severely depressed to the point where I was slowly killing myself without knowing or thinking about it. I feel much better now because I finally knew how to let go of those emotions, and it was very difficult at first.
Has anyone else noticed that the core memories for all of Riley’s personalities were put on the screen except for Honesty??? That one was when Riley broke a plate with a hammer but instead they showed her skating with her parents. 🤨
At 3:01 sadness just cares for joy so much that she decides to get her so they can combine their emotion colors so that a blue and yellow core memory can be created
It's impossible to watch this without crying. So I hereby issue this friendly no crying challenge to any RU-vidrs out there who want to test their senses: Try watching this WITHOUT CRYING!!! (If you can that is) Awesome video BTW 😎 (P.S this was my first challenge ever online FYI) The challenge starts at the 1:34 mark good luck, as I own this movie and this scene gets me every time. (I'm 40+ years old FYI)
But, better news my football team wins State, Super Bowl or National championship. My parents give me a big hug. I'm doing lot better in School. Me and my girlfriend got engaged than got Married. This will cheer me up. Everybody loves me.
I felt the same way when I moved to Ohio and Mississippi. Luckily I didn't live there for long. First, I had to move because of my brother's health issues, and another time when the Walgreens near my apartment were complete idiots. Iowa is my true home.
