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Inside Out: The Five Emotions
The movie Inside Out is about a girl named Riley who is controlled by five emotions. Initially, Riley only has two emotions which are Sadness and Joy. As Riley ages, more emotions develop. The three new emotions are Anger, Disgust, and Fear. Riley’s family moves to San Francisco for her father’s new business venture. Riley is overwhelmed with emotions since she has to try to adjust to her new life. During Riley’s first day at her new school, she has introduces herself to the class and Sadness gets ahold of her core memories. Joy fights off Sadness and during the dispute the core memories dispersed and Joy and Sadness where sucked out of headquarters. Since Joy is not in headquarters, the other three emotions try to help operate Riley and fail to keep her emotions in line and end up destroying Goofball Island and Friendship Island. Joy and Sadness avoid being destroyed and end up in Riley's long-term memory where they encounter Riley's imaginary friend Bing Bong. Bing Bong helps lead them to Imagination Island to get a train that leads to headquarters. Meanwhile, Riley loses Hockey Island during tryouts for a hockey team when Anger gets mad that Riley loses her ability to play. Disgust realizes that they can't create happy memories and Anger …show more content…
Soon after she steals from her mom, Honestly Island goes down. Joy gets the idea to get into a recall tube to get back to headquarters, but the tube breaks. Bing Bong tries to save her, and they both end up in Riley’s lost memories. Joy cradles Riley's core memories, and a tear drops on one of the globes causing the memory to replay. Joy realizes that if it weren't for Sadness, Riley would not have been able to feel happiness. Joy gets Bing Bong to sing to try to power up his rockets ship to make it over to her long-term memory. After several attempts, Joy finally makes it over but unfortunately this time without Bing

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