Inside Out Movie Analysis

Growing up can be a stressful, causing children to make grueling decisions, Riley from Inside Out is no exception. Riley an 11-year-old girl has to move with her parents from Minneapolis to San Francisco with no friends, no personal belongings, and her father's stressful job. Pixar's Inside Out has to be one of the worst children's movies due to a lack of positive role-modeling, dark subconscious behavior, and influential possibilities. In 1993, Disney studios made an attempt to shut down the production of Toy Story because Woody appeared to be a "sarcastic jerk"; due to some decision made by Riley's character Pixar should have considered an alternate script for Inside Out.
Riley (Kaitlyn Diaz) runs off her five core emotions Joy (Amy Poehler), Sadness (Phyllis Smith), Fear (Bill Hader), Disgust (Mindy Kaling), and Anger (Lewis Black). These emotions assist her throughout the day to overcome struggles and create memories. Joy was an upbeat personality who tends to control most of Rileys attitude/personality while Sadness was often asked to think positive. Due to Riley's new surroundings she became less and less optimistic and Sadness unknowingly became stronger at this time and more curious about memories. When core memories become altered during this difficult time in Riley's life,
Pixar created a poor role-model for children to follow- Riley. She in one scene did not speak respectfully to her parents telling them to " Shut Up." The writers played this off as a comedy scene due to the father's emotional struggle to implement " putting the foot down." Later, speaking with a friend from Minneapolis, Riley becomes upset when her long-time friend for finding someone else to play on their hockey team, abruptly ended their conversation, destroying Friendship Island. While trying out for hockey in San Francisco, she fell and stormed off of the ice and told her mother " let's go"; Riley gave