Let's talk about Inside Out (1/5):

It's a fun movie that satirizes what happens inside our brains, with a meaning so deep, one could argue that it is destined for kids & adults alike.

This is a beautiful film that helps us find the way to embrace the true nature of our emotions

(2/5)

Joy can sometimes feel as the antagonist of the movie, usurping Sadness attempts to work & let Riley experience other emotions.

The thing is, Joy needs to learn that emotions are more complex than what she thinks & that being joyous all the time is not always the answer.

(3/5)

It is obviously good to always try & see the bright side of things & stay optimistic, but sometimes, the situation demands a different kind of reaction.

Emotions can never be truly appreciated if they aren't don't compared & contrasted with one another.

(4/5)

One must allow oneself to feel and let emotions burst from the inside out when needed. They are meant to be expressed, not suppressed:

If it's joy, live the moment,

If it's anger, play a sport or find a way to let out the steam,

If it's sadness cry it out,

(5/5)

The film teaches through Joy, that the key to matureness is to know how, why, & when to express our feelings.

How sometimes other emotions are the key to unlock ourselves & how many of the most meaningful moments of our lives are a combination of feelings.