I wasn’t even aware there was a mobile game 
Thanks for sharing the pics, buckmana!
And yes, there definitely are other kids besides Riley, as we have seen in the shot of the classroom from one of the trailers. As to whether or not any of them will be major characters, I am not sure.
18 reviews in so far, keeping up the 100% fresh rating 
^I knowww. Still eagerly anticipating more. The IMDB average is great so far too.
I was fortunate enough to watch the film in its enterity today at Pixar Animation Studio! I can’t say much about it at the moment but I will say that it was a breath of fresh air. Easily the best Pixar film since Toy Story 3.
Lucky! 
We’ve heard nothing but praise for the film. I can’t wait to see it.
Edit: Bing Bong trailer
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I really like Bing Bong. Partially because he’s Pink, but mostly because he is a fascinating character.
edit: also renamed the thread to be more accurate.
Well folks, the tracklist and cover art for the soundtrack has finally been made public.
Since the cue titles can be seen as spoilers, I won’t post them here… but for those who want to see it (as well as the cover art), here’s the link to the filmmusicrepoter.com page that has it:
^Not going to lie, but a fan of the cover.
I love the cover too!! Oh man. This is so exciting 
Hmm, I can guess the flow of the film pretty okay by looking at the track titles (assuming they’re in sequenced order), but I also don’t want to because I’ve been spoiled enough. 
lol I meant to say that I’m NOT a fan of the cover.
I’m excited for this film. I may see this film on the day it comes out, which is my birthday. I’m thinking if I should see the midnight showing or not. My brother and his girlfriend are visiting that weekend, so I probably won’t have time to see it when they come.
The cinema nearest to me is having a special preview screening a week from Sunday this week.
I prebooked my ticket to this session.
I’ve ordered the Art of Inside Out book from my local bookstore.
I’ve also preordered the Inside Out Disney Infinity playset (comes with Joy and Anger), Disgust, Sadness and Fear figures.
Do I get a Gold Star for being a superdedicated fan?
I’ve ordered all this merchandise and I haven’t even seen the movie yet!
I wonder iif they can do better then this movie, but I sincerely doubt anything but Incredibles 2 will surpass it.
Getting more excited for the movie the more clips I see. It’s looking to be one of Pixar’s best work.
It is safe to say that it’s the best film since Toy Story 3, and I am certain many people will say it’s in the top 5. For me personally know, but is up to the quality of say Up and Ratatouille and WALL-E, for sure.
Haha yes you do deserve a gold star!!! I’d do the same if I wasn’t straining to pay rent lol
Not really important, but the theater chain I go to seem to think Inside Our is PG-13
^How funny, I was literally JUST coming in here to post the B-rolls. shoulda known that someone would beat me to it
Pixarfan, now that’s weird…
I’ve just seen the preview screening today.
Spoilers abound, so if you haven’t seen the movie, don’t click on the Reveal function:
[spoiler]It was an interesting movie.
Despite what the first trailer shows, most of the movie is centered around Riley’s mental world, we rarely see the mental worlds of other characters, except for the first day dinner scene, the end of the movie and the montage (more on that later).
Unusually, Riley is the only central kid character in the movie, except for Meg (who is a cameo at best, her role is only minor scenes and only 2 of them at that).
I think you can also track the state of Riley’s mind by watching her wardrobe, she starts out wearing bright colors and as she sinks further into depression, she starts shifting towards an all black ensemble.
I always wondered why Joy was not blonde when all the other emotions had hair that matched their chronal palette.
Now I know the reason, Joy is a matched pair with Sadness, it’s a hint towards the big reveal near the end of the movie, that the memory orbs have two settings dependent on which side you are viewing.
Joy retrieves her favorite happy memory which had been misplaced and this is revealed when she finds the “other side” late in the movie.
I did wonder how this movie would function without a villian, since there didn’t appear to be one,
And while her intentions weren’t intentionally malicious, it is actually Joy who caused the all the problems in the movie and is playing the role of the viliianess.
Basically, from the first moment of coming into existence, Joy was actively suppressing Sadness (she was the second emotion to arrive), not realizing that they were meant to work as a pair.
Disgust also had an interesting scene at the end of the movie where she shows that she’s not as superficial as she appears.
Joy manages to get her and Sadness back to Control, but they’re trapped on the outside and Anger’s attempt to break the window to let them in spectactularly fails, Disgust comes to the rescue.
She makes him as angry as possible, then produces a welding mask from Hammerspace and uses him as a blowtorch to cut through the window.
There was a scene that made me wonder what Riley’s future occupation will be.
Bing Bong makes a heroic sacrifice to help Joy escape the memory void and his last words were “take her to the moon for me” to which Joy responds “I will”.
I wonder if this implies Riley will be a future astronaut when she grows up.
It was so funny to see the earworm scene.
There’s a gum commercial that drives Anger insane (he hates the song) and the Mind Workers keep sending the memory orb of it up to Control as a practical joke.
I’m assuming the adults who were attending this session hadn’t seen the first dinner scene movie, because there was a huge laugh when the line “Come with me Gahina” line was delivered.
And while we’re on the topic of Helicopter Guy, it turns out to be a good thing Mrs Anderson didn’t get involved with him.
The end of the movie reveals he said that to every woman he met.
You may deliver the “You Cad!” slap to the face now.
It was interesting to see the end of the movie brought back the frame-in-frame montage silliness.
I don’t think we’ve seen that for a while.
It basically shows several of the minor characters and a couple of animals Control stations.
The ones I can remember are the Cool Girl (blue hair streak), Riley’s new school teacher and the Bored Pizza Girl.
The one disappointment was that were was no easter egg, I thought it was a tradition for every Pixar production to have one after the end credits finish rolling.[/spoiler]
And here’s an anecdote to pass on to the musical department:
I was watching the end credits when I realize somebody else had stayed as well (most of the audience usually have departed as soon as the credits start rolling).
This little girl gets up and starts dancing to the music (whatever song was playing, I think it was an instrumental track).
So she definitely appreciated the work the composers and musicians put into it.
However, the cinema did do something that disappointed me.
Everytime I’ve been to them to see a 3D movie that I’ve been really looking forward to, it’s always shown on a 2D screen because a less deserving movie is using the only 3D screen it has.
I think I know what movie was using it and it just gives me one more reason to dislike that movie!
It was especially disappointing since the opening scene of Lava (the theatrical short preceding the movie) was clearly designed to be an awe inspiring 3D scene and half the impact was lost because the depth perception wasn’t there.
I’m still confused why Disney keeps inserting the video games message at the end of every movie, considering their games division has been non-productive (or minimally productive) for the most part.
We’re getting a better deal for Inside Out this time around (a Disney Infinity playset), but the norm is just DI figures and maybe a mobile device game.
And that’s if we are lucky…
I don’t think I’ve seen a true game since the Brave one came out.
I can’t wait to go to the insider’s access thing at my local Cinemark on Tuesday. ('Cause I really wanna go and see that footage! )
Inside Out has finally garnered enough reviews to gain a consensus on RT!!
“Inventive, gorgeously animated, and powerfully moving, Inside Out is another outstanding addition to the Pixar library of modern animated classics.”