Inside Out(2015)
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Animated adventure about the five dominant emotions inside an 11 year-old girl’s head, as she struggles to come to terms with moving home.
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Age group5–16 years
Duration102 mins
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- Posy, 9
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Inside Out was one of my favourite films that I have ever watched. It made me wonder if there are actually emotions living inside my head. My favourite quote was when Fear said "Wearing the seatbelt." It really strange because all of the other emotions said good or bad things about the car journey. Joy is very happy and funny but my personal favourite is Anger. I like Anger because he is cross about everything. I really like it when Joy meets Bing Bong. Bing Bong is not just one animal but lots of animals. He can cry candy but not real tears. I wish I could cry candy. The emotions are Anger, Fear, Sadness, Joy and Disgust. I would give this film 4/5 because it is very funny and emotional. It is suitable for children and adults. Definitely recommend.
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