Tag: Inside Out

Review: Disney-Pixar’s ‘The Good Dinosaur’

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My 11-year-old daughter had been looking forward to “The Good Dinosaur” for quite some time and we talked about the movie a lot beforehand, so I had high hopes when we arrived at a screening this week. Unfortunately, I left the theater not feeling quite as entertained as I had hoped I would be. “The … Continue reading "Review: Disney-Pixar’s ‘The Good Dinosaur’"
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Compare bonus features, including new ‘Riley’s First Date?’ short, on versions of ‘Inside Out’

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Like many, many other moviegoers, I thoroughly enjoyed the animated Disney-Pixar movie “Inside Out” when it was in theaters less than six months ago. My family and I looked forward to this week’s DVD release, not only so we could purchase a copy of the movie to watch at home but also because we were … Continue reading "Compare bonus features, including new ‘Riley’s First Date?’ short, on versions of ‘Inside Out’"
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Inside Out Pre-parade at Disney California Adventure

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Contributing photographer Jason of disneygeek.com sends us these photos of the Disney/Pixar Inside Out pre-parade at Disney California Adventure. The pre-parade started on Friday to coincide with the release of the film. For more from Friday, June 19, 2015 visit the full picture set on my site. I will have a separate posting on the … Continue reading "Inside Out Pre-parade at Disney California Adventure"
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Review: “Inside Out”

Posted on by Jeanine Yamanaka
"Inside Out," The latest offspring from the mind of Pete Docter, looks inside the head of an eleven-year-old girl and observes the nature of the emotions that drive her, as well as their changing relationships to her and to each other. The film's setting, a young girl named Riley, is an essentially happy-go-lucky child, living a relatively bucolic life in Minnesota, when her world is abruptly upended by a move to San Francisco. Working frantically to try to keep her charge happy, Joy, along with the core memories that support different personality facets, manages to get flung far away from headquarters into the vast reaches of Riley's mind. Lost along with her is Sadness, a generally disregarded emotion, who has begun to be subject to strange and unnerving impulses that threaten to undo all of Joy's efforts.
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“Inside out” Press Conference

Posted on by Jeanine Yamanaka
“Do you ever look at someone and wonder ‘what is going on inside their head?'” –Joy Blockbuster factory Disney-Pixar’s fifteenth film “Inside Out” examines the turbulent mechanisms and dynamics of the five primary emotions driving an eleven year-old girl’s mind. At a recent press junket, Director Pete Docter, Producer Jonas Rivera, and cast members Amy … Continue reading "“Inside out” Press Conference"
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‘Insider Access to Disney-Pixar’s ‘Inside Out’’ coming to theaters nationwide June 16

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Disney-Pixar fans, especially those who cannot wait to see the new animated film “Inside Out” when it opens on June 19, can attend an early screening that also takes viewers behind the scenes in Pixar Animation Studios and offers a slew of other visual and take-home goodies. Fathom Events, the company that may be best … Continue reading "‘Insider Access to Disney-Pixar’s ‘Inside Out’’ coming to theaters nationwide June 16"
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Critics praise Disney-Pixar’s animated movie ‘Inside Out’ before its June 19 launch

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Try not to get too emotional about this, but how can you not anticipate the next Disney-Pixar film, “Inside Out”? It”s a Pixar product, after all, and we”ve come to expect artistic distinction when that name is attached to computer-animated movies. This studio is the creative spirit behind the “Toy Story,” “Cars” and “Finding Nemo” … Continue reading "Critics praise Disney-Pixar’s animated movie ‘Inside Out’ before its June 19 launch"
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Inside Out – New Trailer from Disney*Pixar

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Growing up can be a bumpy road, and it's no exception for Riley, who is uprooted from her Midwest life when her father starts a new job in San Francisco. Like all of us, Riley is guided by her emotions - Joy (Amy Poehler), Fear (Bill Hader), Anger (Lewis Black), Disgust (Mindy Kaling) and Sadness (Phyllis Smith).
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