I like the hidden and deeper details on how Sadness is making us thinking that she's the problem and how she's doing things uncontrollably and its because for Riley she doesn't know how to control sadness and sadness doesn't know how to fit in. it's a perfect analogy of how complex our minds are

@AL-fl4jk

Жыл бұрын

Plus how as kids things are either good or bad but as an adult bittersweet tends to me the memories we keep

@Kaneko_Mieko

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

In my personal opinion, it was necessary for sadness to turn the happy core memories into sad memories, because she needed to face the truth: There is no going back and reliving what is lost, her life in Minnesota is gone. Mourning loss is not the same as despairing, it is the process that hopefully leads to coping, acceptance, and growing the strength to move forward.

@zayoko1353

Жыл бұрын

I feel I wouldn't have been annoyed with sadness this much if the core memories didn't turn to sad memories PERMANENTLY . If all the happy core memories made her cry all the time when will she get to remember the happy times? If she focused on the good memories and had was trying to be positive instead of crying all the time because she would never get to live the life she had in Minnesota... she would have a hard time to enjoy life where she is living now. I agree she needs to face reality but sadness was trying to make all the happy times into sad memories PERMANENTLY... that's why I personally felt annoyed with sadness. I hope you get what I mean

@DajahRetta

Жыл бұрын

@@zayoko1353 sadness was doing her job, Riley deep down was hurt about the move and losing her friends, but never got to express it because of joy, that’s why sadness kept getting urges to touch the core memories, that one line the dad says hits hard, “your still our happy girl”, when in reality Riley never expressed how she really felt about the situation, it’s not every time she thinks about those memories she’ll cry, it’s like when you lose a loved one and the happy memories that you once shared with them are still there but now you feel a sense of sadness and missing when thinking about it instead of direct happiness because they are gone, that’s why there’s a thing called happy tears

@angelicaantezana9114

Жыл бұрын

@@zayoko1353 Yeah, I get what you mean; but at the same time, I don’t think there is anything that says the effect was permanent. The point was that the memories became sad because she was going through a major change at that time her life. This is just my own head-canon, but I like to think in retrospect, she will learn to see those memories as not sad anymore, but bitter-sweet. Sweet because they once gave her joy, and bitter because it is no longer a part of her life now. There is no avoiding sadness in life, what matters is what we do when trials come our way. Do we crumble and let ourselves sink in despair? Or do we learn from it, stand back up, and forge ourselves into a stronger person from it? We saw a very important paradigm shift happen to the main character, it was a precarious time where she lost her way and nearly went down a dark road when she chose to run away. Thankfully, she managed to turn around and find her way again, into her family’s loving arms.

@elbruces

Жыл бұрын

@@zayoko1353 Maybe some time down the road Joy can change those memories back. But they'll always be partly sad, aka bittersweet.

@RoseMary-jc8yx

Жыл бұрын

Personally I was Directly annoyed by Joy when I watched the movie. She keep pushing Sadness away though they all worth the same. She act like the others are her employee. Always trying to keep controls. She the one who broke the core memories and Put blame on Sadness though she was just following the procedure aka doing the job. Joy is/was Toxic.

The control table turning black in my opinion represents depression. As someone who struggled with depression at my worst I was so numb I had no feelings

@stephaniex_x7275

Жыл бұрын

Yep

@chickennoodlesoup3301

Жыл бұрын

i love how she only had depression for like an hour

@nenaboricua2098

Жыл бұрын

@@chickennoodlesoup3301 😭 fr wish I had it like that

@euodiaclitterhouse4726

Жыл бұрын

@@chickennoodlesoup3301 Yes! My station went black/numb at 11 and it stayed there!

@CrazyWerewolf444

Жыл бұрын

@@chickennoodlesoup3301 Sadly for a lot of people depression comes and goes during different stages of their lives. The worst for me lasted from when I was 22 until I was 25. At that point I almost contemplated committing suicide. I managed to move forward and now I am better off. There are still days I do get emotional and a little depressed, but I work hard to continue to move forward for myself and my loved ones. A lot of people out there struggle daily and many times depression can take over on a whim. Sometimes it lasts a few hours, other times it can last days or longer. It's crazy how emotions work.

the reason these memories are sad now because they’re gone. she’s mourning the loss of her past, friends, house, etc. much like how you lose someone in your life and normally recalling certain memories for them is funny or happy but when they’re gone, those memories become sad.

@chipacita90

Жыл бұрын

Yeah but it can be temporary. Maybe when time passes she will be able to feel joy again when remembering happy times. Accepting things have changed and will keep changing is a natural process. I can relate since I broke up with my boyfriend and all the happy memories made me feel sad for a while. Now I have accepted it and I can remember with joy and not wanting to go back to that again. I just accepted it. So I don't think memories will make her sad forever.

@laurajanco2i

Жыл бұрын

@@chipacita90 did you see those blue and yellow balls? The fact is that Riley is never gonna turn those memories in competely happy memories. I feel like the aim was to make those memories both happy and sad for Rileys. Bittersweet memories that are gonna make her remember all the happy times she lived, but make her sad because now they are past. That's basically how nostalgia works. Happy sadness

@halasjourney

Жыл бұрын

@@laurajanco2iso depressing 😭

Truly, my favorite thing about this movie is the message that sadness is natural and something that is GOOD to allow ourselves to feel and process when we need to -- suppressing sadness is harmful, while feeling it helps us process the events that have hurt us and heal from them by acknowledging that pain. Sadness's purpose is to tell Riley and those around her that she needs help (like we saw with the hockey game), triggering their empathy, and to feel empathy for others as well (as we saw with Bing Bong). Something VERY cool about this movie is that it was developed with real psychologists and developmental specialists, and so is actually EXTREMELY accurate to how our brains and emotions work and develop (the core memories, when certain emotions and degrees of complexity emerge, abstract thought, the "shutdown" of depression, dreaming, etc.) This movie is so accurate, and its message of letting yourself feel all of your emotions rather than demonizing some of them and glorifying others is so important, that child psychologists have actually been using it to help children express and understand and process their traumas and emotions.

Sadness is needed for everyone to have good mental health. Joy was overbearing in a emotionally numb way.

@chipacita90

Жыл бұрын

I think Joy also represents toxic positivism (before the term was know as it is today) we are constantly pressured into feeling great and happy all the time but that's not posible for ever. We need the rest of emotions too.

@christina8101

Жыл бұрын

@@chipacita90 Agreed! I'm currently getting help for emotional numbness/detachment so this film and its message was amazing. I am really grateful for the raw and honest reaction. My reaction channels had been dorment for like two and a half years. The emotions or even intent was and still is gone. Finally getting the help I didn't even realize I needed.

I love how this movie shows that sadness is something you need to express, not suppress. Feeling only joy is good during childhood but it's unrealistic and unhealthy when life gets mature.

Every reactor I've seen to this movie always starts off hating Sadness. For me it was actually the opposite when I first watch- I hated Joy and loved Sadness. Hear me out first, Joy was just too much toxic positivity and trying to take control. But I liked Sadness because it extends to other emotions like empathy. And you need to have some sadness to express empathy. And as you guys stated, you need to go through some bad times before you experience the good times.

@xxhopexx2002

Жыл бұрын

Back when I watched it growing up I didn’t exactly hate sadness...I was just a bit annoyed since as a kid I didn’t understand a thing about the moral of this story but I definitely sensed Joys toxicity when I rewatched it...though on top of it you can tell she was being selfish and delusional to the point where she sees the whole world as a Fairy tail through Pink Pies eyes...and because of that she kept Sadness from doing her job she was created to do..like Babies Cry when they are born...you don’t ever find an no crying Baby or Child, if you don’t Cry or get depressed about something, family or friends won’t be there to support you...in other words it would bring you happiness which was why sadness had the Calling to touch the memories...Cause deep down Riley was Torn up about the situation it’s called being realistic...

@V_4_Versace

Жыл бұрын

Yeah hating sadness at first is a normal reaction, hating Joy from the start is not. You might want to explore those feelings a bit

@emeraldparadox1001

Жыл бұрын

@@V_4_Versace what do you mean by "explore my feelings"? I'm just saying Joy annoyed me because of how controlling she was to be the top emotion

@nugget3878

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU. I felt the same way

@tmm4195

Жыл бұрын

@@V_4_Versace I know many people who started off not liking Joy. It's easy to tell from the start that Joy is very controlling, and a bit toxic. I don't think they need to "explore their feelings" for not liking Joy. Their initial feeling about Joy was right lol

I think i finally get the message the movie was trying to get across after watching this. You can’t suppress or deny your sadness because that won’t get rid of it. It’s a real part of you and you gotta learn to live with it, it can provide pivotal opportunities for growth. Like what Aang said at the end of season one of LOK. It is only when we hit our lowest lows that we are open to the greatest change.

Me and my aunt watched this movie together and balled our eyes out at Bing Bing's death. And my grandmother, her mother, walked in and called us silly and laughed as she shook her head. When she got her cancer diagnosis I watched a video about this movie by Cinema Therapy where they said that this movie is about loss, be it a home, a loved one, or anything. And it was the first time I cried after the diagnosis. At her funeral I talked about how we can't love without hurt. We can't smile without frowning. And I mentioned that moment and I saw my aunt laughing as she cried. This movie is now retroactively very special to me.

The core memories turned sad (temporarily) because they are in the past/they are over. It makes them bittersweet (half yellow half blue). Perfect age for the character to start experiencing more complex emotions. I think Joy & Sadness' trip through Abstract Thought may have helped Riley there. It is brilliant at showing what happens to the human psyche when we shut down any emotion other than joy, anger, etc. because we don't want to experience/work through the sadness. Everything just goes numb and loses meaning.

In American culture toxic positivity and underappreciation of sadness is showing a lot every day. Slavic people know the importance of sadness very well. Altho, on the other hand, they don't express joy as much as they should. This movie actually does great job providing a metaphor for child psychology, development of personality and depression. Pixar truly did their homework on this one.

i love how they all were hating on saddness @4:14 , then when joy told her to stay in the circle they all said she was toxic XDD @17:04

Sadness is the BEST character of the movie. I had depression in the past,we need sadness like we need oxigen,i love this movie so much,riley is fighting depression and the growing up,the change,is the human EVOLUTION in all of us.

In short , You can't be happy with out feeling sadness, true happiness comes from sadness

"What kind of core memory is that?" Bittersweet.

I was an angry and stocked up young girl 👧🏿. This movie made me cry as an adult lol. It made me seek therapy for childhood trauma. BING BONG 😢

I can’t help but dance any time I hear someone sing the little einstein’s theme song. so thank you for that little moment lol

@AkinReacts

Жыл бұрын

😂😂

The core memories needed to be sad because they’re over, Riley is now past those parts of her life and is separating from the things those memories hold, which is sad when you look back on it. Playing hockey on a lake she probably won’t see again, growing apart from her childhood best-friend, changing the relationship with her parents, breaking personal morales, etc. All of those things need to be sad, because looking back and thinking only positive thoughts about those memories would fuel Riley’s desire to run away and cling to them. Acknowledging the sadness helped Riley come to terms with the fact that those specific things are gone. But with that grief being processed, she can move forward and expand on those concepts to regain herself.

It was funny watching y’all trying to keep it cool when Bing Bong sacrificed himself. 😂 One thing I took from this is that when we’re young are emotions are simple. That’s why there was so much “Joy” during our younger years. But as we get older out emotions get more complicated. Thus the memories in multiple colors. It’s a sign of growing up. “Joy” had to learn that while she may have been the first it doesn’t mean she was the most important.

This was a blast to watch with you guys; in hindsight I realized how much of an important message this movie actually had

The exact way I would describe that first blue and yellow ball, is basically how I would describe nostalgia. The bittersweet feeling of leaving a special and happy memory in the past. I like how at the end, the emotions mixed and we got new kinds of feelings, because sadness, joy etc, are not just one dimentional emotions.

Some really good movies to watch next are: -The Prince of Egypt -Kung Fu Panda 2 (really good!) -How to Train Your Dragon 2 -Ratatouille -Spirit

Loved how your reaction was so in line with the story, dismissing Saddness for the longest time and pushing Joy as the only good emotion, but in the end you realised long with the movie that it is important to feel Saddness, to let it out, let the crying and the mourning cleanse you. Who it the driving emotion in your mind?

Sometimes you just need to allow yourself to feel Sadness 🤍 it’s a natural emotion just like Joy, Anger, Fear and Disgust.

Actually, I've been very badly stressed lately and watching movie reactions, feeling moved and crying helps me relieve the stress in a healthy way.

LET'S GOOO!!! I love this movie so much. Top top 5 of all time for me.

I never understood the hate on sadness. I liked her from the beginning they’re the first two emotions, opposites of each other, one can’t exist without the other. Like how would you ever know your happy if you’ve never been sad

@ZukoLavender

7 ай бұрын

I think every reactor focused on the main fact she was ruining things without telling anyone why BEFORE doing it.. and reactors never mainly focused on the fact that sadness is something you can’t bottle up, and there’s no explanation for it. I loved sadness when I first watched this because I understand that sadness is something you need in life to feel joy.

@Cairo198

6 ай бұрын

@@ZukoLavender she was not ruining things. she was doing her job. the kid lost her home and friends, being sad is a natural response.

@ZukoLavender

6 ай бұрын

@@Cairo198 I said “ruining things without telling anyone why BEFORE doing it” as in it wouldn’t have looked like she was ruining things if everyone understood the real purpose of why she was doing it in the first place. But obv everyone pushed her away without focusing on the main reason sadness exists

@GabbyArt336

5 ай бұрын

It's mainly cause she's annoying ngl

Have you guys seen “The Road to El Dorado” or the original “Mulan”?? I think you guys would love both! They are hilarious.

It is poignant that in the mother's mind, here sadness emotion is the main one in charge, while in the dad, it is anger that the main emotion. We might theorize that Riley too will change as she grows up and her personality puts different emotions in charge at different points in her life.

A someone who’s had battles with sadness and depression while I never “liked” sadness I was always like mood I get it I’ve been there lol glad u liked this film :D

People hate on their San Francisco home, but in reality, that place would be over $1,000,000 to buy if it's actually in the city.

@AkinReacts

10 күн бұрын

Facts 👀

For awhile I thought I had to be happy all the time. I thought I was doing something wrong if I wasn't happy. This caused me even more sadness and depression. But then I learned that it's normal to feel sadness, anger, fear. You need to work and talk through those emotions, joy cannot exist without all those other ones.

*Now that I think about it, it makes sense that Your joy as a kid tries to have control over everything. Their is no feeling you’d want more than happiness and almost no one WANTS to be sad. Sadness mostly just comes to you uncontrollably and theirs not much you can do besides let it out or try to hold it in.*

Moral: All emotions are beneficial and crucial for healing, growth, and life in general…none shall be suppressed…feel and express them all

The little Einstein song made so happy 😂

I just love that you all broke out into the "Little Einsteins" theme song. Right in my childhood

I love this film; its so relatable on so many levels and really helps you with introspection and self awareness. I know I have had a few of those powerfully moving moments in my past where my "core islands" of thought broke up and fell into the abys. You could also call those moments Paradigm shifts.

People need to understand everybody, Joy, Sadness, Fear..they all have a place.and a job to do. Each considers themselves critical, but the absence of any leads to an imbalance. Riley is also at a point w HF ere the pure emotions of a child give way to others...like riding a rollercoaster would be a mix of fear and joy. Joy, the emotion is the leader of them all because all the emotions let her be because she is oldest of the five.. Joy is the only emotion with no shadow, because she is only luminous one. She is also 5he slowest to see the value of sadness. Because Sadness lingers, fear and disgust back off after their moment at the helm, Sadness tries to stay. Joy sees her job as making Riley happy. Sadness is her only direct opponent. Since Joy looks grown, its easy to forget she's still just an 11 year old, and she still has to learn, same as Riley. She learns and grows too.

22:56 AYO?? 😂😂😂😂 y’all were some bad kids ngl tho Riley had it easy if you know, you know😂

This is one of my top favorite movies. I'm really glad you guys watched and enjoyed it! 💙

Sadness is the way our minds call for help As much as Joy was trying to make Riley look happy, deep down she was NOT, that's why Sadness wanted to touch things at first place (at least that's my theory): Her purpose was to ease the emotional burden by asking for help from those who loved Riley, Joy ended up restricting Riley's right to be sad so much that her subconscious stoked the sadness to take drastic measures, such as making a base memory sad forever, after all it makes sense that Riley is bad, all her happy memories were in the old house, so every time she remembered she would be sad that she wasn't there anymore

the kid lost her home and friends, being sad is a natural response.........grown-up men yelling at 11 year old child that she's not allowed to be sad...... ugh

@GabbyArt336

5 ай бұрын

What? It's a movie, and their reacting to it, I don't think they care if it's a natural response. It's also comedy and their natural reaction to this movie, bro.

Every reactor always gets so angry with Sadness and just wants it to be gotten rid of. Sadness wasn't toxic. Joy was here. Joy has it's place and so does sadness. i think that so many people being angry with sadness shows how we think in society as a whole. most people I know tell their friends that they can lean on them, but when sadness comes because of hard times in life, it's a complete about face and friends disappear because if you aren't happy, then they don't want you. that's the general attitude of most people, I feel like. People try to lock out their sadness and it really makes empathy for others suffer. Toxic positivity seems like it's everywhere these days.

Besides, we will notice that Joy has blue in her appearance while the others are dominant in their colors: Sadness is all blue, Disgust is green, Anger is red and Little is purple. I think that from the beginning it is a sign explaining the union of Joy and Sadness.

@johnpooky84

Жыл бұрын

*Fear is purple

At the end I think joy and sadness together makes catharsis.

Awesome. I'm happy to watch it with you guys

Y'all ever wondered what or who are inside the personified emotions' Heads😂😂😂

Love the reaction. Thanks for the lols.

A really fun detail- when Riley is disgusted with the broccoli, the animators changed it fir different countries based on what little kids think is gross there! I don't remember how many, but I know there's a few. What did you guys grow up hating as kids? I'm 32 and I'm still trying new recipes to enjoy broccoli

@baileyross8279

Жыл бұрын

My husband actually loves broccoli on pizza, I don't get it 🤢

@zayoko1353

Жыл бұрын

@@baileyross8279 what about pineapple on pizza? I personally really enjoy spicy seasoning with pineapple, and with pizza its delicious but I do get why people wont like it lol

I recommend Big Hero 6, Treasure Planet(disney), Atlantis: The Lost Empire(disney), Legend of the Guardians: Owls of Ga'Hoole, Rise of the Guardians, Nightmare Before Christmas, Epic(animated), The Others, The Sixth Sense, The Fifth Element, I could go on.

Every time bro, every time someone in a movie says "what could happen" always something bad happens immediately after

52:47 because she’s sad she had to leave her old life behind, now when she looks back on those she misses them so they’re sad memories

Aye don’t diss my girl Sadness. 😂 Imagine a life without feeling sadness or grief or having an ugly cry to cleanse the soul. She was the key to making Riley happy again.

little eisteins song is one of th best parts pf this reaction XD

That's a badass house, what are they talking about? InsideOut characters

still waiting for Cars (2006) 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

It boils down to the fact that bad things happen in your mind, heart, soul, and life when you stuff your emotions because you or someone else deems them inappropriate. There has to be a balance.

React to spirit the stallion of the cimarron movie by DreamWorks

I feel like the toxic emotion in Riley's head in the 1st half of the movie is Joy, she acts like the entire control room is hers and everyone else is a minor unnecessary emotion, but it is not healthy to only always be joyful about everything in life & sadness is a very important emotion.

fun fact: the pizza delivery bear is voiced by the English VA of Dio in JJBA

"the foot for us is very different" lol

@AkinReacts

10 күн бұрын

😂

Sadness just likes a good cry. 😂

Watch the good dinosaur auto text song movie that came out in 2015🦖🦕

React to Soul, it's the best one I've watched so far. I think it's going to be a 9.5/10 for you guys :)

You guys should watch Luca! Would love to see your reaction to another great Pixar movie!

3:38 the reason the plot happened

you guys NEED to watch "Soul" another disney movie :>

Sadness leads to catharsis. Its important. It's natural. It's a part of growing up. Complex emotions are mixed and oftentimes bittersweet. Ps inside out doesnt have tiktok shit. TikTok has inside out shit.

Yo ví una teoría que en resumen, decía que Riley sufrió un episodio traumático de pequeña y que tiene con los elementos que aparecen en el subconsciente Solo piensenlo, el sótano, la aspiradora, el brócoli, un payaso ÚNICO y con un nombre que tiene un mazo, solo habla de cumpleaños y que solo le importan los dulces Qué pudo haberle sucedido a Riley para tener esos traumas guardados en su memoria

What anger meant by "first the hawaiians" is that hawaiian people put pinapple on pizza

Really good reaction 👏

@AkinReacts

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

@stephenbenton1597

Жыл бұрын

@@AkinReacts loved your reaction my friends I another movie I recommend you watch is the Wild Thornberrys Movie (2002). It is a must see if you like rhinos and elephants and it shows you why we must protect them from poachers

first half of this is pretty messed up - 3 grown men yelling at a 11 year old child that she's tox ic for feeling sad and missing her friends and home ....

"This movie is so EMOTIONAL"

Loveeee the cartoon/disney reactions

They turn sad because she left her home she misses it and all those are, are memories now. She has to make new ones in her no home she’s changing and has to accept it

React to The Haunted Mansion movie next

“She left her for dead” are we just gonna ignore the fact that you literally said joy should push sadness into the abyss or something along those lines

@allanasifuina896

2 ай бұрын

And that's why People have to learn to shut up before having the full context of the situation .

46:56

45:33 it makes me fell joy when ppl realise sadness is an important feeling to have 🫶🏼

Vaya que Riley sueña muy rápido, nomás se duerme y ya empieza a soñar Yo me quedo bien dormido, y ya como a los 5 minutos antes de despertarme es cuando empiezo a ver lo que estoy soñando

please, react to Elite Squad! It's a brazilian movie and it shows exactly how the things work here

3 min in, sadness isn't really needed... me just wait till the end and see if you still think so.

React to Osmosis Jones movie

as if the guy on the right the only one more or less grown up

how to train your dragon 2 next!!!

The first time I saw this movie, I immediately hated Joy. She reminded me of the popular girl at school who shuts out those who don't function like her. So nobody plays with the excluded. Yes it was my childhood to be excluded by others because my problems were sadder than those of others. I immediately identified with Tristesse and I understood that being sad was not death. Sometimes it really feels good to cry. For me, it was obvious that Sadness had such an important role as Joy, but Joy's behavior at the beginning made me not like the character.

You know the little Einstein theme. You have or are around kids.

@Bonobanos

Жыл бұрын

or they are young enough to have been kids who watched the show

React to Madagascar

react to soul

pls wtch kung fu pand 2 & 3

React to Better Nate Than Ever

I hate joy so bad hahahahahah joy is important but all emotions are, our life is not just good moments and we need to deal with our feelings, sadness is important also and joy doesn't understand it. I really hate her toxic positivity hahahaha. won't u feel sad if u were 13 and move with parents and lost your friends and couldn't do ur fav sport?

i truly hated joy in the movie HAIAJSJSJSJJS

Good job says those who were saying lock her up

DAILY REMINDER: ✝️REPENT from your sins and COME to JESUS CHRIST, BELIEVE that Jesus became "sin" for us on the cross and sacrificed himself so we woudn't have to be punished for our own wickedness. ✝️For our sake he made him to be sin who knew no sin, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God JESUS is coming back✝️💙