The word to sum up Writer/Director Pete
Docter’s Inside Out is BRILLIANT!
This is an animated film for adults and those
who taut it as a way for parents to understand what’s going on inside the heads
of their adolescent children are missing the point. It’s actually a way for everyone to
understand how the human psyche governs and deals with emotions and memories.
It’s a film to which children should bring
their parents as opposed to the reverse.
When I saw it, the audience was overwhelmingly
comprised of millennials in couples or same-sex groups.
Pixar’s animation is at its usual excellence
and the script by Docter, who developed the story with Ronaldo Del Carmen, and
wrote the screenplay with Meg LeFauve and Josh Cooley is worthy of a Pulitzer
Prize.
Inside
Out is a must-see film that I’m willing to bet
will get nominated by the Academy in the Best Film category. I give it a 5 out of 5.
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