Pixar: Inside out (June 19, 2015)

[Salodin]

Great movies, many tear jerked moments like any good pixar movie. Definitely up there as one of the best to come out recently.

[Melena]

Wife and I loved it. So many jokes that would go over kids heads like a Bear in San Francisco, or the quick snip of the Haunted Mansion theme.

[Salodin]

Best part of the movie was the emotions in the parents head during the dinner table scene. Christ many lols were had.

[Astylla]

Best part of the movie was the emotions in the parents head during the dinner table scene. Christ many lols were had.

Definitely one of my favorite parts for sure.

[Myrrh_Quetz]

Really liked it. Anger and joy were my favorite

[Guyverarmor]

Took the wife and son to see it. Loved the whole thing

Congratulations San Francisco, you ruined pizza ! First the Hawaiian's..and now YOU !

[Josiahkf]

One of my top 20 movies of all time, also really loved it.
I feel bad for very young kids though due to it's complexity but still, favorite part was bing bong's choice and the parent's emotions as well

[synistar]

All aboard the feels train. This was a solid Pixar movie. I'm really happy they took the time to go to the dev lab and get some good ideas animated.

[jinkazama]

I guess you know.. Opinions and shit.

But coming from a movie theatre owner, I couldnt help but be amazed at how many grown couples without kids came to watch this by themselves over Jurassic World. I watched it with my daughter and thought it was decent, not my favorite. Without my daughter there, I doubt I would have ever watched it though. What appeals to you all with "Children's Movies".

Not looking to start a flame war or anything, just honestly trying to see the appeal in them for adults and maybe get a better grasp on my customers' thoughts.

[Josiahkf]

I saw Jurassic world first and then inside out, since they had separate release weeks and all.
Only reason I was even in the theatre for this cartoon was to spend time with someone else; just by chance happened to really love the movie. Seeing both in theatres a second time, which is something I've never done.

There are a lot of people out there that just don't like gore and claw/teeth being spammed etc, so it doesn't surprise me if some avoid Jurassic world.

[Melena]

I guess you know.. Opinions and shit.

But coming from a movie theatre owner, I couldnt help but be amazed at how many grown couples without kids came to watch this by themselves over Jurassic World. I watched it with my daughter and thought it was decent, not my favorite. Without my daughter there, I doubt I would have ever watched it though. What appeals to you all with "Children's Movies".

Not looking to start a flame war or anything, just honestly trying to see the appeal in them for adults and maybe get a better grasp on my customers' thoughts.

Ehh, I grew up on Disney as a kid. Season pass holder to Disneyland for the last 3 years, etc etc etc. I haven't seen every pixar movie in theaters, and while a couple were let downs, I honestly haven't seen one yet that was awful. Plus I love to laugh, and Disney has been good at slipping in jokes that adults would get that would go over a kids head.

If the premise looks good, I'll try to go see it. Doesn't matter if it's an action movie, horror, or kids movie.

[Gwynplaine]

I guess you know.. Opinions and shit.

But coming from a movie theatre owner, I couldnt help but be amazed at how many grown couples without kids came to watch this by themselves over Jurassic World. I watched it with my daughter and thought it was decent, not my favorite. Without my daughter there, I doubt I would have ever watched it though. What appeals to you all with "Children's Movies".

Not looking to start a flame war or anything, just honestly trying to see the appeal in them for adults and maybe get a better grasp on my customers' thoughts.

Because Pixar knows how to tell an entertaining, engaging, emotional story with fun characters that aren't just 90 minutes of being assaulted with noise and images?

[chazzyphizzle]

there are "children's movies" and there are pixar movies

[jinkazama]

I'll agree with yall on the jokes they slipped in. I did laugh myself a couple times. Was a good movie. Thanks for the input!

[Iono]

Because I'm not dead inside! j/k

Honestly dunno why, but Pixar movies are one of the few I actually go to theaters for. Like honestly I can't remember not seeing any of the pixar movies in theaters....(edit:Okay that's a lie. I didn't go see Cars 2 in theaters) It's never my train of thought like "OOooo Pixar, must go now!" Tbh, I didn't even like the premise of this one, but my sis wanted to go, she's fucking 40.... I did enjoy it, not pixars best, but very fun.

I'm super child'ish and like lots of cartoons anyways, so I shouldn't pretend to speak for adults.

Actually being helpful: Having high ratings kinda helps me feel it's worth it to go watch

[Andalusian girls]

finally saw it, p god damn good, never thought i'd almost cry over a volcano's loneliness. credits scenes were some of the best of the movie