After stumbling a bit with serviceable but hardly great fare like Brave, Cars 2, and Monsters University, Pixar came roaring back in top form with Inside Out, a profound and deft exploration of emotional regulation that is somehow both nimbly funny and gut-wrenchingly sad.
After stumbling a bit with serviceable but hardly great fare like Brave, Cars 2, and Monsters University, Pixar came roaring back in top form with Inside Out, a profound and deft exploration of emotional regulation that is somehow both nimbly funny and gut-wrenchingly sad. The Academy Award-nominated screenplay by Pete Docter, Meg LeFauve and Josh Cooley taps into the intricacies of the human condition like nothing you've ever seen.