Fear. Anger. Disgust. Joy. Sadness. All these emotions exist in our heads. In the Pixar universe, they are embodied by anthropomorphic characters voiced by popular comedians. Enter Riley. She's the new girl in town and misses her old home. It doesn't help things that Sadness is getting a little grab-happy with her memories. Joy tries to stop Sadness from bringing Riley down, but things take a turn for the worst. Both emotions get sucked out of mission control and end up trapped in long-term memory land. It's up to them to get back to headquarters and re-align Riley's mood. Pixar's newest film is a triumph in many ways. But Andrew was disappointed in the film's rushed climax - a perpetual problem for the animation studio. How did you like 'Inside Out'? Give a listen for the In the Queue review.
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