Inside Out 3D
From Disney/Pixar and the director of Up, a film set inside a little girl's head where five emotions - Joy, Anger, Disgust, Fear and Sadness - try to guide her through life.
Eleven-year-old Riley is your typical boisterous kid, but the anthropomorphic emotions that keep things ticking in the control room of her mind have their work cut out for them when her family uproots itself and moves cross-country to San Francisco. Things take an even more complex turn when Joy (Amy Poehler) and Sadness (Phyllis Smith) find themselves stranded far across the vast terrain of Riley's mind and have to return before her imbalanced emotions make an irreversible impact.
- Director:
- Pete Docter ('Up', 'Monsters, Inc.')
- Writer:
- Pete Docter
- Cast:
- Mindy KalingBill HaderAmy PoehlerPhyllis SmithLewis BlackKaitlyn Dias
Reviews & comments
Inside my Head, Outside the norm
Inside Out Emotional rollercoaster in the setting of the mind, ‘Being John Malkovich’ springs to mind, with nods to ‘Inner Space’. A great watch from the very start, do not miss any part of this film, there’s a small short film at the short, that’s very emotional as well. The whole thing is phenomenal and was only along for the emotional blast. Everyone...
Variety
pressPixar's 15th feature proves to be the greatest idea the toon studio has ever had... promises to forever change the way people think about the way people think, delivering creative fireworks grounded by a wonderfully relatable family story.
Time Out
pressPixar manages to do with all this what they do best, turning the everyday rough and smooth of childhood experience into a thoughtful, inventive adventure, full of totally appropriate lurid and strange imagery.
The Telegraph
pressEven measured alongside Pixar’s numerous great pictures, it stands out as one of the studio’s very best.
The Guardian
pressIt is tremendously buoyant and watchable, with some great visual invention.
The Dissolve
pressLike all Pixar’s best films, it’s fleet and accessible, trusting the audience to keep up with an adventure that unfolds at a breakneck pace.
Little White Lies
pressPixar's delightful and sophisticated latest takes us on a dazzling journey into the mind of a child.
Hollywood Reporter
pressThis adventurous outing manages the great Pixar trick of operating on two levels-captivating fun for kids, disarming smarts for adults-that sets the studio apart.
Variety
pressPixar's 15th feature proves to be the greatest idea the toon studio has ever had... promises to forever change the way people think about the way people think, delivering creative fireworks grounded by a wonderfully relatable family story.
Time Out
pressPixar manages to do with all this what they do best, turning the everyday rough and smooth of childhood experience into a thoughtful, inventive adventure, full of totally appropriate lurid and strange imagery.
The Telegraph
pressEven measured alongside Pixar’s numerous great pictures, it stands out as one of the studio’s very best.
The Guardian
pressIt is tremendously buoyant and watchable, with some great visual invention.
The Dissolve
pressLike all Pixar’s best films, it’s fleet and accessible, trusting the audience to keep up with an adventure that unfolds at a breakneck pace.
Little White Lies
pressPixar's delightful and sophisticated latest takes us on a dazzling journey into the mind of a child.
Hollywood Reporter
pressThis adventurous outing manages the great Pixar trick of operating on two levels-captivating fun for kids, disarming smarts for adults-that sets the studio apart.
Inside my Head, Outside the norm
Inside Out Emotional rollercoaster in the setting of the mind, ‘Being John Malkovich’ springs to mind, with nods to ‘Inner Space’. A great watch from the very start, do not miss any part of this film, there’s a small short film at the short, that’s very emotional as well. The whole thing is phenomenal and was only along for the emotional blast. Everyone...
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