The poster of the new Pixar movie of the year 2015 called Inside out. We have already commented on Peques and More that Pete Docter, Oscar winner with Monsters, S.A. and Up, proposes us in Inside out a journey through the interior of the human mind. And is that Growing up is a bumpy road Y Riley It is no exception in that rule. Riley, who has in her head all those emotions that appear on the poster, is forced to leave her life behind in the American Midwest because her father finds a new job in San Francisco. On Riley's head are: Joy (Amy Poehler), Fear (Bill Hader), Anger (Lewis Black), Anger (Mindy Kaling) and Sadness (Phyllis Smith). In brackets the names of the actors in the original version.
Emotions live in the Headquarters, Riley's mind control center, from where they collaborate to overcome the problems of everyday life. While Riley and her emotions strive to adapt to a new life in San Francisco, confusion takes over the Headquarters. Joy it is Riley's most important emotion that tries to maintain a positive attitude, however, the conflict of emotions It arises from having to face a new city, a new house and a new school.
At home we love red, which is anger, and you want to punch it out although everyone will have their dose of prominence. Sadness, with its round glasses, is also most adorable. Joy conveys that, joy in abundance and fear is perfectly adapted to show fear of the unknown. And I get angry, although the children think they get very angry and forget them too quickly, complete Riley's repertoire of feelings and emotions.
