Very interesting theory. But I think, when you look at the Plot, Joy fits better to denial. she always see the happy part of life and denie the "bad" parts like sadness, wich turn at the and of the movie into a good thing. and in fact there actually IS a PIXAR Movie about the 5 stages of grief: Finding Nemo.
+Das Pepe Joy, as a character, could fit into denial. However, I meant _joy_ just as an emotion, itself. And does Finding Nemo use the stages of grief as a motif? I can't seem to recall that, but I haven't seen it in a long time.
+Computer Clan Ok. Just as an emotion joy fits in. And. Yeah. Finding Nemo have the 5 stages of grief. Marlin is here the one with grief and nemo havn't survive. Maybe you can make a Video about it. But whatever I say, it's just a theory.
I was revising for my Psychology exam paper and this really helps since I really did enjoyed this movie, even watched it twice too. This really help me to look into bigger picture of the 5 stages of Grief! Great Review on a Great movie!
"Why are we still holding her HAND?!" "It's Minnesota, sweetie!" "No, no, no, no! We CANNOT correct Val Ortiz." "We're so uncool." "Everybody act regular! It's Valentina Ortiz."
"HOLD ME!" "WAIT, aren't those traitors DEAD to us?!" "Yeah, not happening." "Everything's changing so fast!" "Anxiety is right, Riley doesn't need us as much as she needs them. And that HURTS! It REALLY hurts!"
That was... a little annoying 3:35 "I have proof of my idea, it happens in the film with Riley actually going through these stages! But I won't talk about it" ... Why not? I want to get behind this idea but when you leave out the most critical part of the evidence, it's kind of hard to
I see. Maybe next time you could say that's why you won't talk about it, or have a spoiler section? This is a pretty old video though anyway so maybe you already do do things differently ^^'
Sophie Billington hi, I know it's been 8 months and I'm really sorry for your loss. My cat passed away all of a sudden 4 days ago and I feel devastated. He was healthy but our vet thinks it was a sudden heart attack or a cardiac arrest and there was no way to help him nor save him.
I'm imagining the emotions sitting at the controll board at Riley 's wedding and warned saying "can I come over there now?" And joy being like NONONO STAY OVER THERE DONT TOUCH ANYTHING
i love this but i think joy and sadness should be switched. from the movie, we see that in the end, it was sadness that got riley to accept that san francisco is her new home and that her family will still be there for her. sadness also let her accept that being sad is completely fine. And for joy, i think she is depression cuz just like depression, you try to hide any type sadness you have with happiness even if it’s fake. it was joy that got riley to be super depressed because joy couldn’t accept that things can’t always go her way cuz she thinks all riley needs is to be happy rather than to accept what she is going through. we can even see that joy cries when things get too overwhelming for her because she is putting up an act so everyone doesn’t worry about her but in reality, she is just as lost and worried as sadness it’s just that sadness knew that the only way to heal was to accept that things have to change,
SPOILERS FOR INSIDE OUT When Riley runs away from home, that's when joy and sadness are away, she is not sad or happy, she is angry, in denial and disgusted Edit: Thx for the heart!
JOY CAN ALSO BE DENIAL!! :) ... depends on wheater you desire to stay in the matrix or get out of it... to contribute to your own self deception or to get rid of your own self-deception... if you want to kid yourself in order to feel better, then JOY is a form of Denial... or rather a desire to be punched in the face...sooner or later.. with burnout :) .. you get what you "want" even if you are stupid and deny that you want to burn out.
You forgot to mention that these "Stages" of Grief, repeat themselves throughout your life. You don't go through them just once. They happen at different times at different milestones of your life. Not a neat little package like people who've never experienced grief like to believe, but on going throughout your life. Why isn't That talked about?💔💔💔💔
It’s not talked about because it’s not relevant. Your statement does not change the theory. It’s a valid message, but it has nothing to do with what I talked about. My theory still stands.
The 5 emotions picked are the same as the 5 core emotions. I think that is why they got selected. However, the stage of grief are represented throughout the film.
Do you go through the five stages of grief in order? I had something grievous happen to me. I have gone through anger, bargaining, and depression. I flip-flop between accepting and denying what happened.
That's "normal" grief, the stages keep repeating themselves and that's something people just don't get. And it can hit you when you least expect it. Your Okay!
Disgust is such great wife material. Even I saw that back then. Representing the base emotion of disgust but showing none for you anon, her lovely husband.
There's no "JOY" in grief, I can tell you that right now. Not sure where BARGAINING fits in, in relation to adults. Many children bargain during grief, but most adults don't and it's not relevant. Not everyone who grieves goes through all these stages either. Life isn't so simple.
I never said life was simple, and I never said there was joy in grief. I related joy to acceptance to help forward the theory, and I discussed bargaining as being part of the stages, which it is. Never did I say that EVERYONE goes through bargaining, and never did I say that JOY is in grief. And never did I say life was simple.
Many adults may try the bargaining stage when a loved one is very ill and/or in the process of dying-it often takes the form of "Oh God, if you spare them, then I promise I'll...", or "Please God, save them and take me instead...", that type of thing.
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Riley was more like the _vessel_ for the story to take place. But regardless, she still goes through the stages of grief in the story. If you recall, when she first gets to her new house, she seems disappointed, but she acts like it's no big deal-denial. Then she gets angry. Remember when she yelled at her friend? Then she starts thinking up ways to get back to Minnesota, even if it involves stealing her mother's credit card to pay for a bus, and leaving her family behind-which sorta fits into the realm of bargaining. Then she breaks down when she returns back from the bus station-depression. And ultimately she experiences _acceptance_ and becomes content with her new life in San Fran. : )
Well you're saying that the emotions can be seen as the five stages of grief... Instead it's more reasonable to say that riley is simply going through those 5 stages of grief, that doesn't mean joy, sadness, anger, fear, and disgust are the stages of grief. Riley is just going though a tough time and her emotions are reacting the way they would.
