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“Take her to the moon” DESTROYS ME EVERY TIME

The thing I love about this movie is that Joy, as likable as she is, is both the protagonist AND the villain

“Joy can’t exist without sadness.” Dude sums up the whole movie with one sentence….5 minutes into the movie no less. lol great reaction.

As a therapist, one of my favorite things about this movie is that it gives children the language to explain to adults what they're experiencing. As adults watching this film, we can obviously understand the extra layers to it; we can understand that these 'characters' don't actually exist and don't actually make choices - they are personifications of what Riley is experiencing. Joy isn't actually pushing sadness into a circle, Riley is, by trying to lock down on that emotion and feel happy instead. Sadness isn't making the decision to touch the memories - Riley is feeling sadness when she thinks about them, and they begin to bleed into sadness until she locks down and thinks 'I need to be happy' instead. But for kids, this is a way to personify their thoughts and feelings, in a technique that we often actually use in children's therapy. Being able to tell your parents that 'anger is controlling headquarters right now' or 'that memory is blue' is a way for children to communicate their experience and translate it into something they can understand. Even if kids watching this movie don't get the deeper meaning that adults do, finding a way to speak about and understand their mental experience is incredibly powerful. Thank you for the honest and beautiful reaction <3

The Bing Bong scene gets me everytime man.

When I was in college, we had a movie night in the common room and this was the movie that was shown. I still remember that night because we had a group of probably about 50 or 60 people ranging from artistic to athletic to Scientific to just there for the party, you name it, and we still all reacted exactly the same way to all the scenes in the movie. It was the first film I've ever seen like that. It's just so relatable. Everybody screamed with laughter when they saw the dad was daydreaming about sports, and in that whole scene in general you could almost barely hear the conversation because everyone was laughing so hard. When Bing Bong died the whole room went deadly quiet, I saw one person hold up heart hands and another 6 ft 5 250 lb football linebacker get up and have to leave the room and take a moment. The movie is just that good, it gets across its story more clearly and more consistently than most movies I know.

Oh my god, as a Pixar fan this is like one of Pixar's finest work.

I saw this in theaters and sat next to this big hulking guy and his daughter. He was an absolute wreck during the Bing Bong scene and his daughter kept trying to comfort him. Such an emotional movie.

Greg is so damn empathetic. When he said that Riley just needs a moment to be vulnerable, to let it out and just be sad, just cemented that fact.

The fact that disgust, fear and anger are left behind....those are how Riley was REALLY feeling about this whole thing

"This movie is gonna break me isn't it? " Everyone screaming through the tears YOU HAVE NO IDEA!!

Joy is a case of Toxic positivity. Overcompensating to maintain Riley’s constant happy personality despite sadness leaking trough the cracks. Until she sees the value of sadness and how as you stated, “you can’t understand joy without sadness” it’s an incredible personification of emotions and finding the value in sadness and grief and how it can enrich the human experience despite its unpleasant association.

I thought, "Oh, cool, I'll enjoy watching Greg react to this." But I totally forgot that this movie will make me cry too. So there goes Bing Bong, and I'm sitting here bawling right along with Greg. 🤣😭🤣 Also 🚨 GIRL 🚨 GIRL 🚨 GIRL 🚨 lol

Finally! A reaction to this movie I can relate to. I’ve seen so many reactors getting legit upset at Sadness for “messing everything up” and in the first 10 minutes you realized how important Sadness is and how MESSED UP some of the crap Joy was doing. ❤

What I really love about this is it gives both kids and adults a language to talk about feelings in a way we never had before. Imagine sitting down with your kid and talking with them about what their emotions are up to, what they think their islands of personality are, what are their most important memories, etc. If they go through something difficult they can say how they think that affects their memory formation and what their emotion team could do about it. It gives them a completely new way to describe why they feel like they do and to work through it.

I love it when Reactors cry. It is just so awesome and authentic 🖤

That shuddering breath at 28:24 gets me every freaking time. Never fails to make me cry

I saw this in theaters once, and had a total breakdown during the credits. After buying the blu-ray when it first came out, I just can't bring myself to watch it again because it was so emotionally devastating.

This film does an AMAZING JOB portraying emotions. It has no reason to be this good. As a 41 year old man who has struggled with depression and at times it feels as though my joy has been lost, I fully understand how happy memories can be turned into sad ones, and the struggle you can have trying to hold to them, rather than let them change. This film makes me cry every time.