If you think about it, Sadness's true purpose was revealed in this very first scene: Babies cry when they have to communicate a need, like being fed or changed. This is their way of telling the outside world of a problem they are having. If Riley was happy all the time as a baby, her parents wouldn't know when they would need to attend to her needs. The problem of Joy butting into Sadness's duty while Riley needs that feeling was apparent from the start.
Considering the mom and the dad's mane emotions are sadness and anger, respectively. I wonder if the main emotion is the fire emotion the person felt when they were born.
People criticize the movie opening up on Joy, but you know it makes sense, the first thing you feel is the joy of being alive, to be here to start, start the Joy of life, and then you go into the hissy crying fit. sadness
And even if it weren't true, it's a positive and optimistic view on the world and on life... people who criticize this must be deeply frustrated and sour haters :s If we are born "joy", it means we, humans, have a good nature. If the movie told us we are born "anger" for example, this would justify every evil deed in human history, calling it "basic nature". True or not, I prefer to believe we have a good nature... which we often forget, but that's another story :D
When Baby was born, there was nothing. But then there was both Joy and Sadness. And as we grow into a toddler came Fear, Disgust, and Anger. And when we become a Teenager and emerging a purberty, came Anxiety, Envy, Embarassment, Ennui. As we become an Adult came Nostalgia, Pain, and Regret.
Literally my first emotion was calm, I was born like: "let's see, my mother's pregnancy with me has been 6 months , please put me in an incubator, now, I'll go to sleep"
me and holy shit was it good. also the best description of puberty ive ever seen and exactly what i went through (in the first bit when headquarters got bombed) but about 100x worse. like it got fucking destroyed and had to literally be rebuilt from the ground up. oh and then dysphoria decided to show up from where nostalgia should be recently so yay...
i'm gonna list the firsts in this scene. 1. First time Riley opens her eyes. 2. First time Joy exists. 3. First time Riley laughs. 4. Riley's first memory. 5. The moment where Joy first got her name. 6. First time Riley cries. 7. First time Sadness exists. 8. First time Joy and Sadness are ''Battling'' each other 9. First time Riley plays. 10. First time Fear exists (off screen) to keep Riley safe. 11. First time Disgust exists. (off screen) 12. First time Riley throws broccoli in her dad's face. 13. First time Anger exists. (off screen) 14. First time Riley rages. 15. First time Riley's dad gets her to eat.
I absolutely love this scene, but A. Babies can experience emotion while still in the womb B. If anything sadness would be first after birth as majority of babies come out crying
@@LShaver947 I mean you’re right, but it’s more of a way of communicating for babies. They’re communicating a need which is usually because they’re having some form of discomfort (hunger, pain, full diaper, etc) which would probably cause some negative emotion if not specifically sadness😅
Did you know that newborns need to cry in order to adjust to the Earth's atmosphere? In other words, Joy almost fucking killed Riley. It's a REALLY cool detail since it highlights the dangers of Joy's controlling demeanor at the very beginning
Out of all of Disney Animation's and Pixar's catalog, this feels like the most realistic movie. Toys coming alive? Cool, but not likely. Videogame characters doing regular human stuff when the arcade closes? Sure, but that can't happen. Emotions are very much real, and can control our actions. In real life, the Limbic System is what controls our emotions. Maybe in the Inside Out universe, our emotions are using the Limbic System as a base of operations.
I’ve finally just realized this question but, why isn’t Riley’s birth a core memory? If it’s her first memory, shouldn’t it be most important and in fact. A core memory? Or maybe they just keep it somewhere special?
There’s also the fact that as shown much later in the movie, some memories eventually gray out and then disappear So odds are everything in her first 2-3 years of living have since faded away by now.
Monday 24th June 2024. I love both Inside Out Films. In fact I saw the second one today with my friend, Annabel Robinson. We both loved it! Thank you.❤ Virginia Clark. 🤩🥲🌟🌈
I like it how anger screams like lol that’s so funny 😂 he was like this: we will eat our DINNER right after YOU eat THIS! RRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Here I am in 2024! The first time I saw this movie, I had no idea the masterpiece from Pixar I was about to witness. And since 2015, they only lost a bit of their magic touch. Crossing my fingers Inside Out 2 will be good!
@@LucasMii Gosh, I ended up writing a whole essay for this: (sorry) I just found it kind of boring in my opinion. No hate to people who loved the movie, obviously. It's just, I didn't like the whole concept of it. First of all, the whole movie was set in just 2 days of Hockey Camp, didn't even show Riley's home life but instead based it only around Val, Brie and Grace. I expected more on the puberty alarm, yet it just rang and that's it. It just felt like a copy of the first movie except all emotions were stuck out of headquarters. Also, I didn't really think the emotions made sense. Embarrassment is an emotion that you don't just start feeling once you're 13. Embarrassment would have existed way longer before. Envy just seemed so useless the whole movie. Ennui had some use, and anxiety, ig made some sense to me. But Nostalgia was just the most stupid emotion ever. Riley already felt nostalgia in the first movie, with a mix of happiness and sadness at the end of the movie. But Pixar had to bring a whole emotion instead 🙄 The movie just felt too fast, no expanding on anything. I hated the whole Pouchy scene and the video came character part. Found it extremely cringy, and if you removed that part of the movie out, the plot wouldn't have changed. I did like how the anxiety attack was presented in the movie. But, the ending just looked so rushed. It was not as emotionally impactful as the first. A way they could have made it better is that Riley should have not gotten into the team at the end, would have shown a lesson that because she ditched her friends, she didn't get what she wanted, and Riley would have learnt from that. Also there were so many things that made no sense. When Joy, Sadness, Fear, Disgust and Anger were gone, Riley still felt disgust, a bit of anger and a bit of fear even when the emotions are gone. I didn't like how they didn't even address the core memories and instead focused on the sense of self, which also made no sense to me. Overall, it honestly could have been better but idk how it became the highest grossing animated film, I believe there are other animated films which are much better. Inside Out should have deserved that spot. Anyway, I didn't like how this movie was overhyped and apparently a TV series of Inside Out will come on Disney +, which I especially am not looking forward to. Not trying to change your opinion of the movie btw, just stating what I think.
My first emotion was Sadness or possibly Fear because when I came out of my mom’s womb, because of the brightness of the lights, it hurt my eyes which caused me to cry and the doctor held me first
I think they're the same age as Riley, 11 years old but they physically look like adults. Besides, they ARE apart of Riley after all so they're probably the same age as her
2015: wow this movie is amazing i hope it didn't get brainrot by other youtube content creators 2024: man, i came from the new 2nd movie, and what the hell is wrong with brainrot
If we babies we are bundle of joys but then we grow up..we always bundle of joys.. forever..joy is sun.sad is rain..fear..idk disgust is..brocoli or idk anger is fire..we always bundle of joy..we always emotions inside in the head..
