Inside Out Teaches Kids about Emotions : Review & Giveaway
INSIDE OUT
Along with an all-new animated short “Riley’s First Date?”
And an extensive line-up of bonus features
On Digital HD and Disney Movies Anywhere October 13 On Blu-ray 3D™, Blu-ray™ Combo Pack and On Demand November 3
My daughter and I absolutely LOVE the Disney Pixar movie Inside Out! I really enjoyed the movie because it helps children understand that it is completely normal to have a wide range of emotions and you will feel sad from time to time. And you can even feel happy and sad simultaneously. The main characters are super funny and I was laughing throughout the movie even more than my daughter!
Synopsis: Do you ever look at someone and wonder what’s going on inside their head? Disney-Pixar’s “Inside Out” takes an exciting and hilarious journey into the mind to find the answer. Based in Headquarters, the control center of 11-year-old Riley’s mind, five emotions are hard at work, led by lighthearted optimist Joy. She strives to make sure Riley stays happy as she operates alongside fellow emotions Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness. It’s “an instant classic,” raves Richard Roeper, Chicago Sun-Times. Experience it like never before on Disney Blu-ray!
I am super excited that Inside Out is now available on Digital HD and Disney Movies Anywhere (DMA). The highly anticipated film is also arriving on Blu-ray, Blu-ray Combo Pack and On-Demand November 3rd. When you bring it home on Digital HD, DMA and Blu-ray Combo Pack you get to view the exclusive animated short film “Riley’s First Date?” We’ve seen clips of this short film and it is hysterical. You can only image a parent’s anguish when their child goes on a “first date!” My mother thought it would be funny to come to our front door with a blackened front tooth and talk with my junior high date like it was totally normal to have a blackened front tooth… Oh, the embarrassment!
The cast includes: Amy Poehler (“Freebirds,” TV’s “Parks and Recreation”) as Joy; Bill Hader (Monsters University, TV’s “Saturday Night Live”) as Fear; Phyllis Smith (“Bad Teacher,” TV’s “The Office”) as Sadness; Lewis Black (“The Aristocrats,” TV’s “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart”) as Anger; Mindy Kaling (“Wreck-It Ralph,” TV’s “The Office”) as Disgust; Richard Kind (A Bug’s Life, TV’s “Spin City”) as Bing Bong; Kaitlyn Dias (voice acting debut) as the voice of Riley. The actors really brought each of the characters to life. You really do fall in love with each of the characters – especially Sadness and Joy.
Some of the Bonus Features include:
Digital HD*, Blu-ray Combo Pack & Disney Movies Anywhere (DMA)
- Riley’s First Date? (In-Home Exclusive Animated Short Film) – Riley, now 12, is hanging out at home with her parents in San Francisco when potential trouble comes knocking: a boy shows up at the door. Can Mom and Dad’s emotions handle “Riley’s First Date?”
- LAVA (Theatrical Short Film) – Inspired by the isolated beauty of tropical islands and the explosive allure of ocean volcanoes, LAVA is a musical love story that takes place over millions of years.
- Story of the Story – Director Pete Docter talks about the evolution of Inside Out, from the ideas and memories that inspired the story through the hurdles, explorations and experiences that helped shape it into the film it is today.
Inside Out Home Trailer
Good news! We have a digital copy of Inside Out to hand out! Good luck!
Bonus Clip: Designing Disgust:
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Melissa
Melissa Northway, M.S. is a mom, founder of dandelion moms, and a children’s book author. Her award-winning book Penelope the Purple Pirate was inspired by her little tomboy. Penelope is a modern-day Pippi Longstocking who teaches girls and boys the importance of having fun while at the same time teaching them to be kind and respectful of others and their differences. Dandelion moms was created for moms to share their stories and to inspire and be inspired! You can reach Melissa at: info@dandelionmoms.com and follow her @melissanorthway and @dandelionmoms. Check out her author web site at: www.melissanorthway.com, as she hands out loads of goodies from the treasure chest.
20 Comments
Sunshine H
We have seen the movie and DD loves Joy the most.
Nicole H.
I haven’t seen it. I unfortunately was sick and my husband took my daughter to see it. She loves it and I want to see it, too.
Sherri Burgan
We saw it in the theater and my son has been wanting to watch it again and again and again lol I think I am like Joy most of the time but the others come out also depending on the day/hour 😉
Claudia
No, I haven’t see inside out movie, my son is looking forward to see it , thank you!
Jackie Bryla
I would say I’m most like Riley OVERALL; every type of emotion – but JOY was one of my favorites!
Jeanna
I have seen this movie! It was super cute! Sadness was my favorite!
April Maki
We have not seen it yet. We missed the lights up sound down showing due to illness. My girls are looking forward to seeing it though, my one keeps asking when she can see it.
Kandace
My kids saw it twice with two different sets of grandparents. I’ve heard all about it but I haven’t seen it. I’d like to say I’m Joy, but in reality I’m more Sadness or Disgust with a mix of Anger. 🙂
Alecia
I am Joy most of the time.
Karly Johns
My daughter and I think Sadness is just too funny! She acts like Eeyore
Christina
This was a great movie….most similar to Riley, with a mixture of every emotion.
Lynette Mattke
I loved the movie and would love to see it again! I have to admit that I am most like Sadness!
Derek
I have seen the movie and thought it was the best movie of the year so far. I think I’m the most like Joy.
Cassandra S.
Yes! I’m definitely a mix, but my favorite emotion character is Sadness.
Maria Malaveci
Have not yet seen it!
Dinah G
I loved the movie! I really identify with Sadness, although I don’t think I’m all that sad…I just really loved the character.
viola smith
We rented it last night and my son loved it!
Steven Yagozinski
I saw the movie with my 4yr old. Can’t really pick one character but there are many days when I’m anger 🙂
Rushell Tuggle
We haven’t yet watched this movie but we’re excited to! From the videos above, I’d say Joy 🙂
Teresa Moore
My daughter and I have seen the movie twice. I like Sadness the most cause sometimes I can just relate to her once in a great while.