Kapil Evany's review of the movie Inside Out

 Getting ready for “Inside Out 2,” here's what you need to know about “Inside Out 1.” The

movie follows a girl named Riley up to when she is 11. She moves to San Francisco from

Minnesota. There are 5 main parts of Riley’s personality; Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear and

Disgust. They handle Riley’s emotions and memories.

The rising action starts with Riley’s first day of school in San Francisco. While sharing about

herself, Riley gets emotional after Sadness takes over her body. She creates a core memory

and Joy is horrified believing Riley should alway be happy. After fighting, Joy and Sadness get

sucked up into a tube and are sent far away from HQ, the mind. They try to get back when they

stumble upon an elephant named Bing-Bong. The rest of the story is about how Bing-Bong,

Sadness and Joy make it back to HQ.

Joy reminds me of Tinkerbell and the sub-plot of Joy and Sadness trying to get back to HQ

was very engaging. I also liked how the core personality did not always live up to their name.

Joy cries and Anger is happy in several scenes.

This movie gets a 7/10. Nearing the end, the movie got a little slow paced before speeding

up. But, the way they designed the mind was smart and always exciting. To top it all off, the

movie ends on a cliff-hanger for “Inside Out 2.”