EmmaSo I actually went to the cinemas again to watch Inside Out! I wish my boyfriend would want to go every week but unfortunately that’s not the case!
Also, sorry for the whole ghost town vibe last week, my whole focus was on YouTube as I was on Holiday and I do kinda daily vlog’s whenever I go away.
As the title says, this week we went to see Inside Out, and I have to say, this film is running along side Jurassic Park on my ‘faves of 2015’ list.Â
Sometimes when I go on trips, I find it hard to keep up with blog writing, especially when I’m busy filming, editing, and uploading travel vlogs to my YouTube channel. But I’m back now, and excited to share another film review! Thanks for sticking with me — I appreciate every read, like, and comment more than you know.
As the title says, this week we went to see Inside Out, and I have to say, this film is running alongside Jurassic Park on my ‘faves of 2015’ list.
That might seem like a strange comparison — dinosaurs versus animated emotions — but they’re both unforgettable in their own way. Jurassic Park brought the action and nostalgia, while Inside Out delivered something deeper and more emotional. The tone is completely different, but both are standouts for me this year.
The film consists of Disney Pixar’s version of the little thoughts and emotions that go on in our heads and the world inside our brain.Â
When I first saw the trailer for this I wasn’t really interested, I thought it might be a bit boring and I wasn’t sure how they could cram a 2 hour film into this, but after watching it, I felt like they filled every minute and it didn’t go on for too long at all! Aaron convinced me to go see it after he told me that it had beaten Avatar at reviews.
Inside Out: True Thoughts
In fact, I loved it so much I’m taking my mum to see it, just throwing that out there.
Also, don’t be embarrassed if you see it and you’re a boy. Aaron laughed along with the film as well as everyone else in the theatre. There were lots of bits that adults would laugh at as opposed to children. Overall I think it’s a great family film. I think I might get it on DVD when it comes out. I’m a bit old-fashioned and I don’t care if nobody buys them anymore.
I heard a few parents crying behind me so it is a bit of an emotional roller coaster. Just a little warning for all you mummies, enjoy the trailer…
