What is up bros and welcome to the All Bros Podcast.
I am Jonathan.
And I'm Caleb.
And we almost I almost said the old one.
And we are a couple of bros on a mission to give you guys the most detailed movie reviews
out there with as little bias as possible.
Welcome to the All Bros.
This week on the podcast, we got a couple of things that Caleb has for weekly watch.
From what I've heard, he has watched quite a bit.
So I'm really excited to see what he's watched.
I've been busy.
And then after that, we'll get into our headliner of the evening, which will be our breakdown
of Inside Out 2.
Hell yes.
So Caleb, what do you say we get into it?
Say let's do it.
All right.
Hello, my name is Brecker Nurse.
And I want to tell you about my fun horror movie podcast called Autopsy for Horror Movie.
On my show, I like to have fun dissecting out what makes a horror movie scary, what
worked for it, what didn't, what types of fears as a playoff of is an allegory for any
sort of message.
I don't know.
But let's find out.
Also, I like to watch slashers.
I'm a big slasher guy.
So I'll watch a slasher and do a kill grade for it.
I will cover the kills and I will tell you how I would grade it based on shock, method,
style points and a fourth category that is a reflection of the movie.
Besides those, I'll have fun with special topic episodes, commentary tracks, interviews
with guests, including some shutter directors.
So I just like to have a fun time over here.
If any of this sounds interesting to you or you want to come check me out, please head
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Also be sure to find me on Instagram at Brecker Horror where you get fun updates and some
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Thanks for listening.
And I hope that you get to enjoy the show and I'll see you on Instagram.
Bye.
All right.
I did have a question for you.
So with with Autopsy of a horror movie, does broker is broker still around?
Does he still do that?
Yeah, he mostly posts on Twitter.
Okay.
But I'm pretty sure he still does it.
Yeah, it's great.
Because like one that I would I mean, he might have already done a one that I would love
to see him do a kill grade, especially for would be Halloween kills like that would be
amazing.
Yeah, he still does it.
Okay.
Hell yeah.
Yeah.
He posts on Twitter and Instagram.
I'm part of his discord and I see that he posts on his discord a lot.
Okay, cool.
Let's see what his most recent episode was.
I think it's just because, you know, I'm I just I'm like just friends with him.
I don't I don't I don't I'm sorry.
I don't follow his his podcast thing.
And so I only get like updates on like actually what's going on in his life, not like updates
on his podcast.
No, he's a little inconsistent on his posting.
Okay.
The last post that he made was June 9.
So that was last Sunday.
The one before that was May 12.
And then April 30.
Then March 8.
So he's a little inconsistent about it, but he's still he's still got it going.
She's supposed to say something every month.
I appreciate that.
Yeah.
So let's see.
He did a let's see.
He did one for Tarot.
So like a rapid review for Tarot kill grade for the Omen from 1976.
Hell House LLC.
Oh, he did the Halloween franchise timelines.
Oh, okay.
I got to watch that.
Watch that.
Listen to that.
Geez.
Yeah.
1984 is Nightmare on Elm.
The menu.
Scream 6.
Friday the 13th.
Death Becomes Her.
So he's done.
He's done a few movies.
Which one did you say you wanted him to do?
Halloween Kills.
I bet you that's included in the the Halloween one.
Yeah.
Makes sense.
Because the baby because he has one for the 1978 Halloween.
Okay.
I might reach out to him and ask him if he's ever if he has or if he's ever considered
doing Halloween Kills because I feel he's got a he would have a lot to talk about when
it comes to that one.
You're gonna invite yourself on that episode.
You want to talk about it some more?
Maybe.
Right.
Yeah.
Anyway, that's good to know.
Well anyway, getting back to our podcast.
Weekly Watch.
Caleb.
Oh boy.
So I have had a crazy couple weeks.
So for those of you that don't know, my youngest kid had a surgery last week.
So that's part of the reason why we didn't record last week.
But yeah, start like the day after that happened, he or no, no, no.
Yeah.
Me and my daughter were at home.
So I had nothing else to do other than watch movies because I was there's no way in hell
that I was going to come home and watch nothing but Coco Mellon Lane because that shit makes
me want to run head first and do a tree.
So I convinced her to only watch movies.
And so a lot of these are like super kitty movies as you will see because the first one
that we watched is Thelma the Unicorn, which is on Netflix.
A lot of these are on Netflix.
Some are on Disney Plus.
It's a back and forth between those two.
Anyway, Thelma the Unicorn.
Kinda dumb.
I don't understand what this movie is.
Just bright and vibrant.
That's what it was.
Yeah.
So she wanted to watch the Unicorn movie.
Anyway, Thelma is not an actual unicorn.
She's just a small pony who has dreams of being a rock star.
And apparently all animals are sentient in some way, shape, and form.
So they go to diners and stuff.
But they still have normal animal jobs.
Because her main job is that she picks up manure at a farm.
And then her two friends are these donkeys and she has a rock band with them.
This guitarist donkey is played by Will Forte.
And yeah, so she's just this delusional little pony that doesn't think her music's good enough
to get her where she wants to be because she looks like a goober.
And then she's like, I just need something special about me.
Because that's the only thing that's, I guess, is popular is things that are bright and shiny.
And so she sticks this carrot to her head and is like, ooh, look at me.
And she's making a joke.
What do I look like?
And then her donkey friend is like, I don't know.
Just making these random ass guesses.
The joke goes for too long.
Anyway, a frickin' hillbilly comes by driving a truck full of pink paint and glitter.
And it spills all over her.
And now she's a little unicorn and she's a great singer.
So it's just become, it's so convoluted, but it's so dumb.
The way you talked about her first, like her story and everything, I was getting major
like all of the other reindeer vibes.
A little bit.
Yeah.
So the major pop singer in this universe is a narwhal.
And this narwhal straight up tries to murder this little unicorn.
And it is wild.
There's a bit of a comedic factor here.
This is one of those I kind of wish I didn't see it, but I did.
And it's part of my life now.
So I ended up giving this a nothing better to do.
Because like I said, there are some comedic bits to it.
Oh, jeez.
I had to sneeze like something awful anyway.
But yeah, it's kind of dumb and kind of wish I didn't see it, but I did.
I got a couple chuckles out of it and that was it.
The way that Iris was talking about this movie, it sounds like it's her new favorite.
Dude, she's actually watched it a few times and I'm just like, God damn it.
Every time she turns it on, it's like shit.
Oh, man, that's amazing.
I put these in a random order.
So the next one.
Oh, watch X-Men.
I was on an X-Men kick.
I just finished X-Men 97.
So I finished watching the original series.
Loved it.
Watched X-Men 97, which is pure perfection because it takes place one year after the
events of the original series, which is perfect.
And the show, dude, is incredible.
It is so freaking good.
There's a lot of stuff that you'll miss if you don't watch the original series.
And if you decide that you do want to watch the original series, there's a lot that you
can't not a there's a lot of over the top shit.
There's storms, a bit of a pill to swallow in this or in the original series in X-Men
97.
She's a freaking goddess.
But it's a little over the top.
All right.
It's a little over the top.
And if you can let go of that, you'll be fine.
Like you'll be good.
I think the stories are pretty killer.
Lots of good drama.
They do leave.
I what I do appreciate is that they'll leave like little they'll leave loose ends for you
to come back to eventually, which really nice.
But yeah, I do recommend watching the original series before 97.
You don't have to, but it helps.
Okay.
Makes sense.
It's on my list.
Yeah.
But but did X-Men 97 is so freaking amazing.
Episode five made me cry.
Damn.
It was heartbreaking.
It just the craziest shit, dude.
And the I'm so pumped.
I think that they're going to do more eventually.
But Storm used to be like one of the more like one of the characters that I felt like
a little was a tad bit annoying in the original series.
They flip that around so hard, so immediately.
Like and then they turn all it's somehow they just they pulled off the shit that I found
annoying about Storm in the and they just pulled it.
I think what happened is because one of Storm's things is that she likes to call out like
her powers and just like like she likes to call the winds to her to her whim or some
shit like that.
And I'm just like, okay, like this is a bit much.
They did it in the show exactly the same, but with such a better epic style animation
that it worked for me.
And I'm here for it.
But yeah, there's there's a bit.
Man, the more I talk about it, the more I don't think you can.
I am 100 percent the ideal way to watch X-Men 97 is to watch the OG's, which the OG sounds
like.
Yeah, OG didn't take me that long.
It maybe took me a week or two.
No.
Yeah, the longest season was season four with 20 episodes, but everything else has like
13, 15 episodes per season.
There's only five seasons and that's the final season is only like eight episodes.
No.
Okay.
So yeah, so it's yeah, it's not not a lot to to take in.
Like I said, a couple of weeks, I watched I was able to watch two episodes during my
lunch break.
So I was able to knock it out pretty quick.
I was watching it at home, too.
But yeah, there's a lot of good backstory and a lot of tie ins to that.
That and like little nods that I don't think you'd pick up otherwise.
Okay.
Make sense.
Like from 97.
But yeah.
Anyway, I was on the X-Men kick.
I had to watch the OG.
And I got to say after watching the the the animated series, live action rogue kind of
pisses me off.
Oh, shit.
And you will 100 percent understand why once like if you watch the series, Rogue is like
a very outspoken, very confident person.
And then this rogue is very like mousy.
And it bugs me.
Other than that, all the other X-Men totally here for it.
They actually make a joke in X-Men 97 about this movie.
So you know how in this movie when they're when they toss a uniform to Wolverine and
he's like, you know, what the hell is this?
And he's like, what were you expecting?
Yellow spandex.
I don't remember that.
So in the in X-Men 97, there's a joke where they toss a uniform to someone and they're
like, what the hell is this?
Am I some some part of our part of some freaking crazy circus?
And he's like, well, what are you expecting?
Black leather.
Oh, my God.
Super funny.
Super fun.
I love that.
Yeah.
But the movie holds up pretty well.
I am giving this a five dollar Tuesday.
Nice.
Let's see.
Next one.
The proposal.
This one is interesting.
The story behind this.
So while Brielle and my son were in the hospital after his surgery, because he had to be in
the hospital for a couple of nights, I brought Iris home and we had a little camp out in
our room.
So she slept in my bed.
But I hadn't eaten dinner yet.
And so I was going to make ramen.
And so she would she was freaking out because she didn't want to be in the room by herself.
She's like, it's dark and there's no noise, like because I didn't bring her noise machine
in or anything to our room.
I didn't want to go grab it.
And I was just like, all right, we'll make you feel better if I turn a movie on.
And she's like, yeah.
And I was like, cool.
I'm not going to turn a fun movie on.
Like I'm going to turn a movie on for daddy.
And she's like, OK.
So I turn I was trying to think of like what's a relatively family friendly show that I could
like leave on and not feel guilty about like, oh shit, because I was thinking like maybe
a superhero movie.
I'm like, no, she's like into superheroes.
That won't work.
So I was trying to think of something.
So I'm like, stupid romcom.
Here we go.
So I turn on on this one.
Was able to make my ramen, watch the movie and everything.
She passed the hell out.
And within the first five minutes, I was like, perfection, dude.
This is like exactly what I wanted her wanted to happen, because she was wanting me to turn
on like one of her movies.
And I'm like, no, because then you will never go to sleep.
So I'm like, you're going to I'm going to turn on a movie that's boring for you.
So it worked like a dream.
So I turn this on.
Still funny.
Uh, lots of of good little nuggets from this.
It's a Betty White movie, too.
She's in that.
But great.
Frickin hilarious.
Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds have like fantastic chemistry in this.
But yeah, I'm here for it.
Really like this movie.
I'm giving this a stream it.
I do feel ideal.
I would not pay to see this in theaters again.
It's good.
It's that good.
All right.
Next, Wish Dragon.
Watch this with Iris.
This one is on Netflix.
This is a better version of Aladdin.
Whoa.
Yep.
Hey, well, okay.
I like I I like this so much better than Aladdin.
Bro, to some people, I'm fighting words.
I did.
I will fight all day.
This is a better version.
Okay, we talking like both versions, like both at animated and live action or just live
action.
Well, live action is just the bar for that's on the floor.
So okay.
Wait, I like this.
We both liked the live action Aladdin.
Not that much.
You got to see.
Okay.
But still, it's a lot better than some of the other ones that frickin the other live
action remakes that came out.
I like I personally like this better than the animated Aladdin.
Oh, my God.
I mean, I can't hear it because I've never seen it.
But like, oh, my God, the main character, his name is Din, and he is so likable.
And I did not find that to be the case with Aladdin.
I found him to be very douchey.
I'm the opposite.
I found Aladdin very likable.
Wow.
Okay.
Yeah.
Well, so I have to watch this now.
Freaking like you saying that.
Like, holy shit.
Dude, I like this so much because Aladdin, like his his ultimate goal was to kind of
win over Jasmine, right?
That's kind of what what he was shooting for.
This isn't that.
So the the little so the girl that's on the top of this poster, the so her and Din used
to be friends when they were kids.
But her dad was became like a rich businessman.
So they moved away and then he hadn't seen her for years.
And so all of his wishes, one of them is an accidental wish.
And then his other wishes are all with in the pursuit of reigniting their friendship.
Okay.
And so he tries to do like these these things to kind of like get within her circle.
So he kind of does have like like he does wish for like lavish stuff.
Okay.
Like that's what his second wish is.
It's for like the more lavish lifestyle kind of stuff.
But he will only wants it to be temporary, just so he has enough time to go and like
reconnect with her.
Gotcha.
Okay.
And I think it's really well executed.
I think the story of the genie or in this case, the wish dragon.
I like it a little bit better.
So where the genie it's like it's just constant.
So this is like a Chinese folklore thing.
The wish dragon is this rich nobleman in from China that was just so full of greed that
he wasn't welcomed within the gates of heaven.
And so they as a punishment, he had to serve time as a wish dragon granting other people's
wishes and he had to serve 10 masters before he could return to heaven and like claim his
his parade and whatnot.
And so huh?
Now I was gonna say you do remember that Robin Williams played the genie, right?
I do.
Okay.
Just making sure just making sure you need to watch this movie.
You need to watch this movie, dude.
It's so good.
It is so good.
But anyway, I gave this a $5 Tuesday, because knowing what I know about this, I would love
to see this in theaters.
Okay.
Let's see.
The next movie got is Tomorrowland.
This is another one that I turned on to put Iris to sleep.
The movie that almost ended Brad Bird's career.
This wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be.
That's what I've heard from a lot of people.
I have not seen this yet.
I've been wanting to but like for how bad the box office was for this movie.
I understand why the box office sucked.
Yeah, like, but the movie itself is not as bad as I thought.
There's a reason why Brad Bird's movie only movie after this was Incredibles 2.
There's a reason why.
It's understandable.
The plot is just super convoluted.
It gets to be a bit much, but I was able to track it well enough that I got some enjoyment
out of it.
Okay.
For a movie about the future, there's a lot of talking and not a whole lot of showing
off the excitement of future tech.
Okay.
That definitely should be.
Because a lot of this was trying to prevent something.
There was a whole sequence where it was like a heist or not really a heist, like a home
alone style break in deal and it super cool because it was like all future tech.
But then they got into this whole story of like, oh, the future is actually not like
this or whatever.
And so like it never was blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
And it got dumb.
They got real dumb real quick.
But the potential for it I think was there.
I like the story enough, like trying to be, this is definitely an older audience movie.
This was not meant for kids.
All right.
Good to know.
Yeah.
So I am giving this one a stream it is I it's high.
Yeah.
This one's on Disney Plus.
Okay.
I couldn't remember.
Okay.
No, I'm not about to say that because I was going to feel really stupid.
What I was going to say because I was going to say this is a Disney movie, right?
But like, duh, Jonathan, it's based off a fricking ride from Disneyland.
Yeah, it's they had cool stuff, but I think they needed more that like they needed something
else like it was it was missing something.
Okay.
It was just the plot was too much.
At least for someone that like this was not Disney audience worthy.
Yeah.
It's crazy to think that the Disney has had more misses than hits when it comes to movies
based off their attractions.
No joke.
Like literally the only one that people would agree actually worked like completely all
the way through is Pirates of the Caribbean.
Dude straight up.
Yeah.
And that's just because they fricking ran with it.
Yeah.
Like I.
Yeah.
Wow.
Anyway, so yeah, given this one a stream it it was good enough.
This is not meant for general audiences though.
Like this isn't meant for kids.
I wouldn't even say this is meant for like teens.
Okay.
This is more of like an adult based one.
And even that's a bit of a stretch.
This is just this is a personal stream.
I think if I was thinking like a general this would be more like a nothing better.
Okay.
All right.
But even my stream it my stream it is leaning more towards a nothing better to do.
Okay.
All right.
The next movie I watched was Ultraman Rising and Burrow.
So good.
I remember you talking about this one.
This was incredible.
But I don't even know how to explain that.
This isn't even like this is a superhero movie without it quite being a superhero movie.
Like so Ultraman is this is this this there's so this this guy his son or his father was
the original Ultraman.
The son left to America to play baseball.
He comes back because his father wasn't an accident and can't be Ultraman anymore.
So he becomes Ultraman and it also comes like moves back to Japan and restarts his baseball
career and everything.
So he's just kind of like a up like snotty just like uppity type guy.
But he's also like he doesn't know how to like balance his life.
And that's all like what he's told Ultraman is meant to do.
Ultraman is about balance.
And so he's like putting he's either putting all of his effort into Ultraman or he's putting
all of his effort into baseball and either way shits like suffering until he they have
this like this one fight one of like his his father's like number one enemies or creatures
that he has to battle lays an egg and this little fish bird creature comes into his life
and he basically like adopts this little baby and it is adorable.
And the animation style is so unique.
This is it gives me like this is the equivalent of what I felt about Into the Spider-Verse.
Oh, okay.
I thought it was that unique and like they were able to show strong emotions and kind
of like that anime style.
I would love more movies to look like this.
It is beautifully shot.
Okay, and it is so epic.
The story is amazing.
Like it's not your typical superhero movie.
Yeah, like he like yes, he's he has like his powers and whatnot, but he rare like other
than like a few bad like you see some battles and stuff and you see him like like a final
fight but for a majority of the movie he's using them to help like basically raise this
little creature.
Okay.
And so he's using them in unconventional ways and I love that.
Like I love seeing this like super beings using their powers for something other than
fighting crime or whatever the hell they use it for.
Like I love that and this had it in spades and I oh man so good so good and the story
itself got me freaking teary eyed.
Okay, wow.
It was a good one.
But I gave this a $5.
This is so close to a full price.
Shit.
Okay, like so close.
But yeah, so good.
Love this movie.
I cannot recommend it enough.
That one is on Netflix.
Okay, yeah.
Yeah, most of these are.
That's like yeah Ultraman Rising is on Netflix.
Tomorrowland is on Disney Plus.
Wish Dragons is on Netflix.
Proposal is on that's on Disney now.
X-Men is on Disney.
Thelma is on Netflix.
Yeah, that's it.
Okay.
So yeah, I was in Netflix Disney Plus.
We got damn.
I love it.
Yeah, I was a bit busy.
I love it.
All right.
Well, what do you say we get into the headliner of the evening?
I say let's do it.
All right.
So before we get into our breakdown of Inside Out 2, Caleb, do you want to let people know
how we break down movies on this podcast?
I would love to.
If you are new to our breakdown system, we have split movies into eight different categories
that we individually score to come to a final All Bros letter grade.
The eight categories that we score are story, writing, acting, character development, effects,
but this one's going to be animation because this is an animated movie.
The music, the character design, because once again, animated movie, no costumes, and then
our own personal score at the very end.
All of those numbers get magically added up and spit through our algorithm and give us
a letter grade to compare this to movies of a similar grade as well as a percentage that
doesn't quite matter as much, but it's still kind of fun to see how these movies end up
ranking.
So, yeah, without further ado, if you have not seen Inside Out 2, it's probably because
you couldn't get a ticket this weekend.
Yeah, the freaking box office for this was redonkulous.
I don't know if you saw, but did you see that it beat Super Mario Bros?
Damn.
Yeah, so it is the second highest box office opening for an animated film.
I believe it, dude.
So we went to go see it on Sunday.
Yeah, it was packed.
Yeah, dude, it's been a while since I've seen a movie theater because I went and saw it
Monday night and usually Mondays are dead out here in Utah, but place was freaking packed.
It was insane.
It's kind of nuts, right?
So yeah, so 155 million opening, second biggest domestically, but I saw it.
I'm pretty sure this confirmed biggest worldwide opening for an animated film.
Good hell.
Yeah, it was like, I think it was over 300 or no, it's close to 300 million worldwide
opening.
Yeah, that is nuts.
So yeah, Disney is very, very happy with how Inside Out 2 is performing.
Now this is going to get freaking, I feel like we're just going to get nothing but Inside
Out for a while.
I'm okay with that.
I'm all right with it too, but don't mess it up.
I mean, if they can keep the storytelling on the levels of this one and the first one,
bring it on.
Yeah.
But yeah, so this one might be a pretty decent spoiler one.
Yeah.
So do yourself a favor, go check this movie out first and then come back and listen to
this.
Because in our favorite segment that we like to call Reading with Rose, he is about to
spoil the entire freaking movie for you.
So we will be posting that spoiler warning now.
So if you listen beyond this point and anything is spoiled for you, I'm sorry.
All right, here we go.
So two years after her move to San Francisco, Riley has just turned 13 and is about to enter
high school.
Okay.
Wait.
Okay.
So it's ninth grade here.
Okay.
I'm so used to like Utah terms of like entering high school.
And so when someone says 13 about to enter high school, I'm like, since freaking when,
I know, I think I do.
You think I'd remember that, you know, like growing up in California, but I never, you
know, I moved out here.
I moved out to Utah in seventh grade.
So out in California, you start high school in ninth grade, but on Utah, you don't start
high school till 10th grade, which I like it that way.
I think it's way better.
But so freaking I had to like think for when they said, Oh, you know, Riley and her friends
just like, yeah, you know, like we can play for the high school team.
Like, okay, wait a damn minute.
You said you were 13.
Dude, that, yeah, that makes me feel a little icky inside.
Because like I said, I that's like Utah feels the only place that does that.
Yeah.
And I like that.
I think it's a, I think it's a good system.
Yeah.
How does that work though?
So is middle school just seventh and eighth?
No.
Middle school start middle school is sixth through eighth.
That feels icky too.
Yeah.
No, right.
Cause dude, freaking armor being in sixth grade and like, I wasn't ready for a freaking
locker.
I wasn't ready to go to multiple classes.
This was too big of a change that young dude.
I remember.
Yeah.
I remember how long it took me to figure out how a locker works.
You too.
And I, I was so bad at it.
Dude same here.
I hated so much using a locker that I ended up just freaking like, um, cause what sucked
is you weren't allowed to carry your backpack to class.
Like it had to be in your locker, which was really stupid.
Yeah.
Why would I buy a backpack then?
Right.
Uh, so like literally I would just, I got like the, one of the, like the big ass binders
and I would try to keep as much stuff, um, in there as I could for all my classes that
day.
And I would just walk away to where I hardly, I didn't even need to go to my locker that
day or I had only go to it once.
Cause I just hated using a locker so much in sixth grade.
Oh man.
Yeah.
I, I'm so bad at remembering shit.
So I, my mom, she knew this, I think it was either that or she just felt like I was going
to be incompetent with the, with the locker, but she bought me a com like a combo lock.
And so I was practicing with the combo lock and I was like, all right, I think I got this
down.
Like I got it down, got there, realized that you can't set your own numbers.
So I was just going to set the numbers to whatever my combo lock was and live on freaking
cloud nine.
Uh, that was not the case.
And I cannot tell you how many times, like I lost like, cause I had everything separated
like the eight a B day deal.
So I had my eight a binder and then I had my B day binder.
And I remember there was a Friday, I forgot my little cheat sheet note thing.
Cause like that's had my combo on it.
And I had to swap out my, my, my, my, my buck or the binders.
And I got there or got to my binder and I was like, or my locker and I was sitting there.
I'm like, oh shit, oh shit.
Like just trying to figure it.
I'm like, I think it's 23 and like kept getting it.
And I was like, eh, damn it.
I sat there for a solid 10 minutes before I was like, I give up and went, went home
without my binder.
I'm so, I was so bad.
Like it wasn't until like middle of the year that I finally started like not needing my,
my little note.
And then I remember I like once I finally got it down, something happened and I had
to get my locker moved.
And I was like, I was like, damn it.
Like I gotten so used to.
Oh shit.
Yeah.
It was so bad.
I'm still that way with numbers.
Like if I can't remember numbers for shit, unless I'm using them every day.
Like when I at work, dude, I had an employee number as a, so as a contractor and then they
hired me direct.
So my, my employee number changed that messed me up so bad.
Oh dude.
Yeah.
That messed me up too.
Yeah.
And you know, it's bullshit.
The, the, so the number that I had as a contractor is the one that I need to use to order tools.
So and I don't have to go very long without, I like, I go a good long while without ordering
tools.
So it's like when I go and they're like, Oh, what's your, your ID number?
I give them the, my current one and they're like, Oh, we don't have that one in the system.
I'm like, Oh shit.
That's right.
Yeah.
And I have to like sit there and enjoy, okay, what's the number?
What's the number?
And like, cause they, like, I have to tell them and I'm like, can I like have a keypad
or something?
It's cause like, I know it by like muscle memory.
I'm like, I couldn't tell you the numbers though.
Like I can enter it.
Couldn't freaking.
Yeah.
Oh man.
That's funny.
Long story short.
Not lockers were my personal hell.
I just hated them in general.
Still do.
Okay.
And use the lockers in high school.
No, cause fricking you got to bring your backpack to class.
So like, what was the fricking point in my opinion?
I don't know.
The only thing we use that my locker for was to keep our lawn chairs.
I don't know.
The only thing we use that my locker for was to keep our lawn chairs.
And also to a stuff Christian.
And when we've recorded that, uh, freaking anti bullying video for one of my classes.
Yup.
Yeah.
Oh yeah.
For those of you that don't know, we didn't even like, you would think that we just had
like lawn chairs and then we just set them up in the hallway.
No, we had lawn chairs that we would take to sit underneath the stairs, uh, of our school.
And then we would like play music and shit from speaker.
And then we had all these people come and like crowd us.
Yeah.
They're freaking band kids and they give us like freaking like, like stupid ass looks
and just be like, Oh my God, you guys are in our way.
I swear out here in Utah, maybe, I mean, maybe it's just AF.
I don't know.
I don't know if it's any other cities, but ban should ban kids just think they are hot
shit.
Dude, no joke.
If for those of you that don't, there's a lot of shit that you might not know.
Uh, if you live in Utah, Utah County specifically American fork, even more specific than that.
Uh, the band kids, especially the ones in marching band think they are hot shit and
will act like it.
So any, anytime like imagine if you will, an 80s style school, like high school movie,
the jocks, those are how the marching band kids acted.
Dude, like fricking, I sometimes felt, I mean, you know, I, some band kids were nice, like
don't get me wrong.
Like you, you have some words.
Yeah.
I mean, I feel sometimes there were some jocks that were nicer than band kids.
Didn't make sense.
I got more shit from marching band kids than I did from football players.
Same here.
And the shit that I would snap back at them.
I was just like, cause they had like the freaking goofy ass looking hats.
And I'm just like, dude, who the hell do you think you are?
You freaking loser.
Like, Oh, I remember I was, I was picking up the fricking, the chairs from my locker
one time and I like forgot my combo and, and, um, like took a second, but there was a fricking
band kit, like a marching band kid, like waiting on me to get out of his way.
And then he's just like, could you hurry?
And I liked, I legit turned around.
I was like, who in the actual shit do you think you're talking to?
And it was like him and his little gang of like fricking trombonists.
Dude, I'm like, are you serious?
Like I will forget drop kick you.
You dinky little nerd.
I do.
And the freaking, like, if you would walk down the band hall during lunch, cause they
all be, you know, sitting against the walls with their feet out.
You got the like evilest of looks.
If you weren't in band walking down that hallway, dude, no shit.
It was intimidating.
Yeah.
Like I feel I could take out a few of you fools, but all of you like, like, Ooh, damn.
Like it was, man, just, yeah.
It felt like they knew it.
It was like you're fricking walking through a shark tank and they could smell blood.
They're like, seriously?
Yeah.
They'd fricking puff up with their inhaler.
You're not in band.
Oh man.
Like no joke.
Like you'd walk down the hallway and just expect to hear dude.
Some of those marching band kids were fricking doofuses.
I'll still see some that graduated our class wearing their marching band jackets.
Dude, you want to talk about people that like to live in the past.
The AF high marching band.
Like Oh my God.
Just move the hell on.
Geez.
Dude.
I saw some kid that I unfriended him, but he, uh, he posted some shit about how some
of the happiest memories that he had were when he was in AF marching band.
I was like, dude, shut the hell up.
That is sad.
You are married with children.
Come on, man.
Like if you're still reminiscing about your time in the marching band, there, there, there's
a time and place to reminisce about that stuff.
Class reunions.
That's, that's about it.
No, I'll, I'll not even give you, I'll give you two years after graduation.
After two, two years after graduation.
Not even class reunions.
Really?
Not even at class.
No.
Okay.
Class reunions.
Like, yeah, you can go and reminisce with your marching band buddies, but dude, to the
fricking levels that they took it, it was ridiculous.
Like I said, marching band felt like a gang, dude, fricking, you know, I'm, I'm glad neither
of us are going to the fricking tenure reunion.
Um, but I'm just like imagining they're like, you know, like they're going to be like, you
know, like a couple of groups during this reunion, you know, like, you know, catching
up with each other, then there's going to be a huge ass group in the back.
That's just all the marching band kids.
Dude, no joke.
Oh man.
Yeah.
I, okay.
So I don't know what she was in the hierarchy of student council, but someone messaged me
on Facebook and just said, Hey, like, are you planning on coming to the, what is it?
Tenure?
Yeah.
Tenure.
Yeah.
Tenure reunion.
Like we'd love to have you.
And I, I was going to not respond.
Did you say, I was like, there is nothing in this world that I would love to do less.
Yeah.
And then I immediately followed it up with, please take me off this list.
Oh, oh yeah.
Dude, when I got invited to the page, I immediately unfollowed it.
It's like, nah, I'm good.
Yeah, dude.
Like I said, I was just, I was just in a fricking spicy mood that day.
Cause I was, like I said, I was totally going to ignore it.
Yeah.
And then I don't know.
It's just like, I've, I pulled up her profile cause I didn't remember her looked at it and
I was just like, you know what?
I think she was one of those people that like was just so happy all the time that I just
instinctively wanted to make sad.
I'm wondering if it's the, um, was there a name Maddie?
I don't even remember.
It might've been Beth.
Cause there was a, okay.
Yeah.
Something a lot of people may not know about me.
If, uh, if I haven't seen you sad, I will try to be that person that makes you sad.
I should you not do, there was a, there was a girl that, uh, when I went to school with
my, with my brothers, there was this girl who was just so happy all the time, always
had a smile on her face, was so positive about everything.
And it was, I took it as my personal mission.
Like even when she got bad news, she'd just be like, oh darn.
And like, well, that's how life goes.
And like, she was so peppy, so cheery.
I made it my personal goal to see her frown.
Jesus.
Yeah.
And I, I did.
Oh my God.
Oh, I mean, congratulations.
That's awesome.
But she's no, I don't, I, I feel like an asshole now saying it out loud.
Like this isn't brag worthy whatsoever.
Um, but yeah, she, I remember like I pulled up her picture, um, saw her and I was like,
she's one of those people I never got to see sad.
And I take back my congratulations.
Yeah.
So I was like, like, I'm going to do it.
So yeah, I hit her with the, there's nothing I would love less than to attend this event.
Dude, freaking.
So like when they announced like how much the tickets were going to be, um, you have
to pay.
Yeah.
You had to pay.
Like, I saw this before I unfollowed, but so it's like 30 for singles, 50 for couples,
no kids allowed that kind of stuff.
Freaking someone's just like, well, you know, what if, uh, us, some people, you know, can't
afford it.
Why can't we just do like a free reunion, like at the park nearby the high school and
the person that organized organized, I think her name is Maddie Maddie Harrison.
I think that's her name.
Um, she's like, you know, like since it's the 10 year reunion, we really wanted to try
and make it special, so we wanted to have it at the high school.
And so, you know, like your 30 or 50 bucks is going towards paying for the food, you
know, stuff like that.
It just, it got into such a heated argument for who could afford it and who couldn't.
And I forget his name.
I mean, I don't want to say his name on here, even though I just fricking said Maddie's
name, my bad, whatever.
It's first name.
Like that leaves it open.
Just don't say last names.
I think I accidentally did say last name.
Oops.
Yeah, my bad.
Oh, well.
I don't, I don't like these people either.
Yeah.
I don't plan on seeing any of your faces anyway.
So I would be genuinely shocked if you listen to this podcast.
But freaking I think his name was Ryan.
Like the bottom of companies is like, you know what?
Reading for all this just reminds me why I didn't stay in contact with any of you after
high school and I will not be attending.
Like, yep.
Said it perfectly, man.
Yeah, man.
Yeah.
If I wanted to know you guys, I would have gotten to know you in high school.
Yeah.
Like, like freaking like I barely wanted to know you then.
Yeah.
Like Maddie kept it like very like calm.
She was actually like very polite to the people that were like freaking blowing out of proportion.
So you know, kudos to her.
But just like the way that they were going back and forth with each other.
I'm like, OK, yeah, this really is a high school reunion because I feel like I'm back
in high school.
I know.
Oh my gosh.
It's like, I can't afford this.
Like can we have an event?
Yeah.
Then throw it, you onry bitch.
Like create your own Facebook group.
It's not that freaking hard.
Yeah.
Oh, man.
Well back to inside out, too.
Yeah.
So before we bash on the class of 2014 anymore and screw them.
All right.
So I'm just going to raise the rose, everyone.
I'm going to restart.
Here we go.
Two years after her move to San Francisco, Riley has just turned 13 and is about to enter
high school.
Her purse personified emotions, joy, sadness, fear, anger and disgust have since created
a new section of Riley's mind called Sense of Self, which houses memories and feelings
that make up Riley's core personality.
Joy has also invented a mechanism that launches any negative memories to the back of Riley's
mind.
Riley and her best friends, Bree and Grace are invited to a weekend hockey camp where
Riley hopes to qualify for her school's team, the Firehawks.
On the night before the camp, a puberty alarm sounds off and a group of mind workers barge
into headquarters to upgrade the emotion console.
The emotions discover that Riley wildly overreacts to any inputs they make to the console.
For no emotions also arrive at headquarters and introduce themselves.
Envy, embarrassment and on we and anxiety.
Though initially friendly, the new and old emotions clash over their approaches.
In particular, Joy, Joy thinks Riley should focus on having fun at the camp while anxiety
wants her to win a spot on the team and make new friends, especially since Riley has learned
that Bree and Grace will be going to a different high school.
Feeling that Riley needs to change following an incident where Joy's control for her unintentionally
gets the Firehawks phones confiscated and the team forced into laps by the camp's head,
Coach Roberts, anxiety dumps the sense of self into the back of Riley's mind and has
the old emotions captured and thrown into a memory vault.
When that whole scene was going down, I'm like, what the hell is happening?
This is allowed?
These five main emotions are like, this could just happen that they just get thrown to the
back of Riley's mind.
What kind of freaking messed up mind society is this shit?
Yeah, no shit, dude.
So yeah, and thrown into a memory vault.
She and the other new emotions then use negative memories to create a new corrupted sense of
self and encourage Riley to make friends with popular hockey player Val by copying her,
which strains her friendship with Bree and Grace.
The old emotions escape the vault and split up.
This uses a recall tube to return to headquarters while the others go to the back of Riley's
mind to retrieve her old sense of self.
Sadness makes it back, but is unable to prevent Riley from breaking into Coach's office and
reading her notebook.
Discovering from it that Coach doesn't consider Riley ready to become a Firehawk, anxiety
determines to take further control over her.
The emotions make it to the back of Riley's mind and get her sense of self from the top
of a mountain of bad memories that were stored there.
With no other way to get back to headquarters in time, the emotions cause an avalanche of
bad memories, which they ride back to headquarters.
However, the memories spill into Riley's sense of self, corrupting it further.
Anxiety is shocked to discover that, despite her intentions, her cultivation of the new
sense of self has made it evolve into one of self-doubt, leading to her frantically
controlling Riley during a crucial hockey game, resulting in her hogging the puck, missing
most of her shots, and accidentally hurting Grace, which gets her sent to the penalty
box.
Horrified by this outcome, a frenzied anxiety swarms the control console and a blinding
whirlwind of anxious speed, causing an overwhelmed Riley to suffer a panic attack.
I saw so many people be like, this is a kids movie, this is like getting too real.
I'm like, yeah, you got a point there.
Dude, I was getting anxious.
It's like cheese.
The old emotions finally return to headquarters and Joy convinces anxiety that she doesn't
need to make Riley change herself to have a better future.
Anxiety relents and the original sense of self is reinstalled, but Riley's attack persists.
After the repentant anxiety reiterates that she can't determine who Riley is, Joy realizes
that the same likewise applies to her.
She removes the first sense of self again, allowing for a new, complex, and varying sense
to form from all of Riley's positive and negative memories.
Together, the emotions embrace this third sense of self and stabilize it, finally allowing
Riley to calm down and reconcile with Bree and Grace.
Now in full control of her emotions for the first time, Riley actively calls for Joy to
take command and finishes the game smiling.
Sometime later, Riley attends high school and becomes friends with Val and the other
Firehawks while being true to herself and staying friends with Bree and Grace.
Now living in peace, the first and second generations of emotions work together to protect
Riley's forever changing sense of self.
Riley checks her phone to see if she was accepted into the Firehawks and looks at herself in
the mirror with a proud smile.
Oh man.
Dude, let's just get right into this.
Starting off with the story, this was a really well executed story.
Dude, like seriously, like I, when they announced an Inside Out 2, I'm like, why?
Like come on, like do we really need a sequel?
But they picked the perfect time in a kid's life to tell it from your puberty stage.
Like that's just perfect.
And I don't know about you, but I was very hesitant about the new emotions that they
were introducing.
But dude, I was worried about this is like, it's the same worry that I felt with the first
one.
Like how are they going to pull off these emotions?
Like controlling Riley without it feeling super forced.
I think they nailed it.
They did.
No, seriously.
Like all of the new emotions make complete sense.
Some like definitely stole the show more than others.
But like I feel the one that I especially was very hesitant on, on we or boredom.
Well not like the greatest emotion, but the way that they made him work, it made sense
for it.
Like where, when all the other emotions are like freaking out of like, oh, how will Riley
react to the situation?
Literally on we just comes in and fricking has Riley just been, it was okay.
It was fine.
I'm like, that was the perfect manifestation.
Right?
Yeah.
So good.
Yeah.
It's the perfect team response, dude.
Yeah.
It's just that, yeah, it was fine.
It was good.
I love freaking like love.
We like, you know, kind of bouncing around here, but freaking like we go into the mom's
mind and she's just like, she's been gone for three days and all we get is it's fine.
Don't, don't get any details.
Nothing.
Oh man.
There, there's, I felt like they missed a real opportunity to get, to dive into those
other emotions with like the adults.
Like I would have loved to see more of those secondary emotions with the adults.
Cause yeah, you, you really, I, I'm pretty sure you only saw anxiety in the other ones,
right?
Yeah, that's it.
Like you're like, you really, you're going to set up a character like nostalgia and not
show off nostalgia in the adults.
Dude, freaking when they like, you're pushing her back into the door.
They're just like, you're what?
Like two high school reunions or like so much like you're, you're too early.
Like we still got like another like 10, 20 years until, until you can come out of the
closet.
I know.
That was so great.
Man, dude, I was so bummed.
I was just like, they could have really done like exactly what they did with the, uh, like
the end credits of the first, like show off some other emotions, like with, with people,
like I would love to see nostalgia in action.
Yeah, no, that, that would have been cool.
Like I do appreciate that the amount of, um, new emotions introduces the same amount that
we got in the first one.
Yeah.
Like we, I mean, we didn't know that, but you know, after seeing the movie, nostalgia
is the, is the fifth emotion.
So that was cool.
Um, but like I was so worried that the story, at least for me would not hold up well as,
as well to the first one.
Like, like you said, I, I didn't think that inside out to inside out needed a sequel,
but the story that they chose to tell here really warranted it.
It worked so well.
The, the new emotions were freaking, they, they stole the show while, I mean, yeah, they
stole the show, but I feel that they didn't take away from the original emotions.
Like if anything, I felt that especially, uh, fear and disgust actually had a lot more
to do in this movie, uh, than they did in the first, which I really appreciated.
Yeah.
Um, like if any of the new, and I think it's just because she kind of went out on her own,
she was put out on her own, uh, sadness, um, I felt, um, had more to do in the first one
than in this one.
I mean, she still played an important part, but I felt that we got a little more screen
time with sadness in the first one.
Yeah, but it makes sense too.
Yeah, it did.
Yeah.
Like I felt like it was okay that they sidelined sadness a bit because we got so much of her
in the first.
That, that is very true.
The connection that her and joy had formed was great.
No, at least I love so much how that, that led into this.
Like when, um, joy takes sadness down to, I forget what it was called, but she's like,
you know, you're the only one that hasn't been down here.
Like you do, like you need to realize how much I trust you.
Your opinion matters so much to me.
I'm just like, like, I love that those characteristics carried on into the second one.
And I loved that.
Yeah.
The, the, uh, I really liked the, the sense of self thing that they did.
That was good.
I thought that was really well, it was all the emotions and stuff.
And I like that.
It's not always the, the emotions that are in control of what Riley does that Riley has,
um, made like the major say, cause while that one see, which timeline wise, like I wasn't
that the kid that dropped shit, wasn't that grace or wasn't that one of the girls that
she was friends with?
Uh, or no, wait, sorry.
What's part.
So the, the, the scene where it shows off like the sense of self deal and it's like
that I'm a good friend, like situation where she like dropped like this one chick, she
dropped all her coins or something and Riley went to go help her.
And that's like all the other emotions were like, they're just like, Oh, like, do we help
with it?
And then Riley just went and did it.
And then it like activated this sense of self.
Yeah.
So, um, was that her?
Yeah.
So it's supposed to be her, her two best friends in this, like, yeah, that, that, that's when
they met.
So it's Bri and I forget her other friend's name.
I think, okay.
I am not trying when that happened though, cause that she's from Minnesota.
Shit.
That's true.
Cause yeah, wait, son of a bitch.
Yeah.
Cause her, like at that age.
Yeah.
And she's only been in San Francisco for what?
Two years.
Yeah.
So like, so where did these two come from?
Cause yeah, on the first one we saw her, who her friend, her best friend was from Minnesota.
Yeah.
The redhead.
Yeah.
She didn't really, she didn't have friends when we left her like our, that we know of
like she didn't have like, she hadn't formed any friendships, which she very well could
have.
It's just, I thought that's what was confusing me.
It's just like, I'm a, which it was like the, I'm a good friend.
I think they should have made the other chick look different.
I think that should have been a throwback to the, the redheaded friend.
Yeah.
That's, and then have the two new friends and yeah.
Shit, man.
I didn't even catch that.
Nice catch.
Yeah.
They, I think if anything, they needed to explain that a bit better.
Yeah.
But anyway, that's kind of a total sidetrack.
But the, the, I was like, I was kind of afraid with how they were going to take the, like
the other emotions I was pretty okay with.
The only one I was a little hesitant about was anxiety.
I'm like, how are they going to pull this one off?
And, you know, everyone and their mother, like my parents and I actively like avoided
telling them that one of the new emotions was anxiety.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
Cause I didn't know how they, how they respond to that.
But I was, I'm just like, it feels like there's some like wokeness stuff that I feel a lot
of people are not going to like about this.
And I think they pulled it off in a way that wasn't so over the top.
This felt very real for a, for a young team.
Yeah.
Like what they try to introduce with, you know, Riley's personality, who she is as a
person, they definitely, you know, like for how she is as a person, what interests her,
if it's like something that, you know, you, you, you don't agree with or, you know, you,
we're not going to get into that.
They don't shove it down your throat.
They, what I appreciate is that they make it to where she's just a normal teenage girl.
That's all it is.
Yeah.
Like, like there's nothing crazy about this.
That doesn't make, make it to where you should make a big deal out of it.
Love that.
Yeah.
That was really well done.
And it was just like, I felt like they could have gone that like super woke route, but
they didn't.
Yeah.
And it's like, like I said, very grounded.
And that's what I liked about the first one too.
All of the, everything that was happening was very grounded in reality and felt like
something you'd actually experience as a, as a team.
It just sucks though, that, you know, when we, they try to introduce these kinds of details
into storytelling, you're still going to get people that are just fricking up in arms about
it when it should just be normal.
Like come on.
Yeah.
We're all, we're all people.
Love is love.
And that's what I think.
What I think that's something that they did.
It was the, it wasn't a quick sudden onset anxiety attack.
Like you could see how this progressed to where it finally got to.
Yeah.
Where it was a full blown anxiety attack.
Yeah.
Um, just, yeah.
Frickin like when joy like is able to enter like the fricking whatever speed force of
anxiety and you just see anxiety just like frozen at the console, but like still kind
of like jittering a little bit.
Like that shit was deep.
I'm like, God, like, like I told you, like so many people were just like, this is a kid's
movie, but that just shows like they really did their research introduce with introducing
these new, these new emotions.
Like I remember like so many people were up in arms about them introducing new emotions,
but you can clearly tell that each one had a reason.
Like they, they did their, they did their research as to making sure that, Hey, you
know, it makes sense that this is why we're introducing these new emotions into 13 year
old Riley.
Yeah.
And like, I don't know why, but like when, um, you know, they get the, um, oh shit, what's
it called?
Um, the, what makes Riley Riley like, uh, the sense of self sense of self.
Thank you.
And when it like started to like glow, like yellow and like, you know, like you saw like
yellow dust going, going, uh, flowing.
I don't know why, but like the fact that, you know, like they were all, you know, they,
they finally, all the emotions like we're finally on the same page.
They were, they were all understanding of each other.
I thought that for a minute that like some, like some, if not all of the new emotions
were actually like disappearing because like maybe some of them like just got molded into
like the core five.
Like if, if I don't know why, like I thought that was going to happen to you.
Okay.
All right.
So like, I thought, I thought by the end there, there was going to be a lot of merging.
Yeah.
Like, I mean, it wouldn't, you know, it would have worked.
It would have made sense, but you know what?
The way they did it complete made complete sense too.
So I'm not mad with, with the outcome with that.
Um, yeah, but I, I like what, what Pixar has done with these two stories and it's choosing
what's, what's something that's very emotionally jarring to a person of like it to a kid, a
child and 11 year old completely moving States away from friends, away from everything that
you've known for the past 11 years.
Like that could be, that's quite emotionally jarring.
And then with this, like what's something like puberty like is just one factor.
And then it's like, Oh, now I've got to stress about my future.
I'm in high school now, like trying to think like, like an adult and we're like stressing
out about your future, what that holds and everything.
And like finding what, like your drive and everything.
And like, it's, it's a very grounded story.
And I'm curious if they, which I have to believe that they're going to do a third eventually.
It's just what, what, where does that go?
Yeah.
Dude, it's crazy to think that fricking inside out came out almost 10 years ago.
Yeah.
Right.
Like, geez, it's just like, I'd be nervous about like where it goes from here.
Cause it's like, all right, they've already covered puberty.
They can't really, they could.
I mean, I feel like puberty is a little bit more complicated than what they've covered,
but I mean, they, I feel like they got the gist of it.
It's just where, where else could you take this?
And the only other route that I could see this going is maybe like a love route.
Like when she's like, when she gets to dating age and all of that, but it's, it's like,
I want to know where that like, I'm excited to see what the future holds for this story.
But yeah, same here.
Anyway.
Um, I asked Iris when, after we got to see this, I'm like, what was your favorite new
emotion?
Cause I thought she laughed every time embarrassment was on screen and I was, so I thought it was
going to be embarrassment.
And so I asked her, I'm like, Hey, what's your favorite new emotion?
And she's like, uh, I don't know their name.
And I was like, okay, what color was it?
And she's like the orange one.
And I'm like, Oh no.
I'm like, shit.
I'm like anxiety.
And she's like, yeah, I really like anxiety.
Like you.
All right.
Cool.
Like in about 10 years, but yeah, I thought that was funny.
No, that's really funny.
But anyway, so where are you sitting at with the story?
Um, so like I said, just, it was, I feel the story is on the same level as the first one
for me.
I think that it was a story worth telling.
It deserved a sequel.
And I feel that they did a really good job, not only introducing these new emotions, but
actually making them make sense for being there because like fricking the, like, as
I was reading the plot, fricking just anxiety, just being like, okay, you know what?
I tried to be nice.
Uh, Riley needs more sophisticated emotions than you guys right now.
So, um, yeah, y'all are just going to go into the back of her mind, you know, might see
in a couple of weeks, might not be till after high school or adulthood.
We'll see.
Um, I was like, damn.
Um, but just, yeah, it works so well.
They, they, they chose a great story to tell with the sequel and I, they pulled it off.
Just, just, I just, I was so, so, so happy with the story.
Um, so like, I'm going to shoot high here, but I'm at a 98.
Damn.
Yeah, I'm sorry, man.
Holy shit.
Uh, I was not that high.
I kind of figured, um, I'm actually at an 86.
Holy shit, man.
Yeah.
Listen, the story was great.
It's just for the target audience or this is another tough thing.
Target audience, like for the first one is so different than the target target audience
for this one.
Yeah.
Fair enough.
Like I'm thinking like other Pixar movies where they've done like sequels, like so for
cars, the target audience for cars, probably the same target audience for two and three.
Yeah.
This one, I feel they're on two different levels.
Like, I feel like the, the story to swallow in the first one is it's easier to swallow
the first one.
Yeah.
This one, it's a little bit more complicated.
I, I don't, if Iris were any younger, I don't know if I would have taken her to this.
Okay.
And it's just because I don't know if it would have held her attention as well as the first
one did.
Okay.
That's fair.
But I do think she's like, she's a little bit older.
She's able to understand a little bit more complicated ideas.
So I think this was a good one for her.
Yeah.
All right.
Then don't look at my score.
I did drop it a little bit.
Boo.
By two points.
You suck.
All right.
Next up we got writing.
This wasn't half bad.
Yeah.
Like I can't find the quote, but there is like a quote that Joy says towards the end
of the movie that like, I actually started tearing up because I'm just like, I think
it goes like, I guess that's like the, that's what sucks about growing up.
You can't always find joy or something like, like, like you, like you can't always be
happy.
Something like that.
Like, oh yeah.
Yeah.
It was the, um, I guess that's what happens when you get older.
You just feel less joy.
That's what it was.
Yeah.
I forget, dude, I started tearing up.
That might just be the most relatable quote from a movie this year.
Yeah.
I immediately went, no.
Okay.
I'm sorry.
It's completely out of context.
Have you seen that freaking like dub over for a star Wars?
The empire strikes back when it's Darth Vader, like telling Luke that I'm your father.
And uh, the someone dumped it over with Luke going like, nah, uh, you seen that at all?
No, no.
Say it.
Frigging Luke says, no, uh, and Darth Vader is like, the fuck you mean?
No, uh, it's freaking hilarious.
I shouldn't have said the F word on a kid's movie review.
I'm sorry.
Yeah, whatever.
Um, don't you mark all these as, as explicit?
Usually.
Okay.
Yeah.
Uh, the writing was pretty solid with this.
I liked when they got put in the secret vault and that was hilarious.
Freaking, oh my God.
Pouchy.
Like, oh my God.
Oh man.
It's like, I got an apple.
I got what?
A rubber duck and a couple of sticks of dynamite.
I love when they call, they call him back for when they want to do the whole avalanche
of bad memories and fricking like he starts doing his whole thing in anger.
It's just like, we don't got time for that.
Frigging pulls him down and just reaches it.
Just all the time.
Oh man.
So good.
Hey, that's some funny shit.
But I feel like my favorite part when it came to the writing was just anxiety's whole plan
for Riley from her takeover to the end of when she realizes, okay, like I went overboard,
this isn't going to work.
This isn't Riley.
Just her going from literally turning away from her two best friends to sneaking into
coach's office to get the book and finding out that the coach feels that Riley's not
ready.
And just all those things in between.
Like just watching anxiety at work.
Like I don't know, it was just so meticulous just watching her plan play out.
But just like you had a feeling that by the end you're just like, this isn't going to
work.
Like this isn't the Riley that we know.
You knew that something different was going to happen.
But the way that they tried to make, the way that they made anxiety work was just so well
with the writing especially.
And like personally I was never like mad at anxiety because
You understood what she was going for is just the route she went about getting there.
Yeah, exactly.
And then the things that she was doing.
Like I really liked when they got to Imagination Land and she had this whole little operation
set up in the port or the pillow fort.
And it was like what they said that she's like weaponizing Riley's imagination against
her and using all these like super horrible like worst case scenario situations and projecting
those onto Riley's mind like keeping her stressed out and like no bueno.
Like I'm like dude, that's exactly what freaking anxiety does.
It's my imagination running all types of wild and stressing me the hell out.
Yep.
Like seriously, no joke.
That was creepy though.
That whole scene like oh yeah, it was borderline scary.
Like when she's mad.
Dude the part that I could feel my heart racing was when Joy started sending her ideas and
whatnot up to headquarters and she's like, yo what?
And then she stops and then she's like, oh Joy.
I'm like, Joy I know you're in there.
I was like, no I'm not.
Yeah that scared the shit out of me.
Yeah no like oh man.
But just yeah like the writing especially for anxiety was just so good here.
And I especially love the envy.
What like tried to be her own emotion.
But she was so like set on making sure that she was on anxiety side and making sure that
what she said would make anxiety happy.
Like she was definitely anxiety's right hand man.
Yeah.
Which I love.
Did you hear the directors were talking about like the different emotions they wanted to
incorporate and they were considering making envy and jealousy twins?
I would have loved that.
Yeah well they said that that was the original plan but after they've done some like discussions
with psychologists and whatnot that they found that envy and jealousy are two very different
emotions.
Oh okay.
And I'm like are they?
Okay in that case can we say they're fraternal twins?
Not just twins?
I feel like that would work.
But yeah they cut that one.
Darn.
And that like they had a bunch of other like emotions that they were planning on having
but they ultimately got cut.
But I loved envy.
I love like how she was playing it off.
I love that when she was like going a little crazy with the board she's like I'm sorry
I'm sorry.
That came off a little jealousy.
I'm sorry.
Oh man.
Her interaction with disgust was.
Oh my gosh dude.
Loved her.
Loved her to death.
So so great.
Loved when she's like blinks and disgust.
Look at your hair.
Look at her hair.
Oh my gosh.
So good.
Yeah I had a really good time with the dialogue in this.
It was so well written.
Right.
This one I'm like I'm a little bit higher.
I'm like I'm probably at like an 87.
Okay.
I think I'm going to be just a little lower at a 94.
All right.
Next up we got acting which going through this cast list we got Amy Poehler who voices
joy Maya Hawk who voiced anxiety Kensington Tallman who voiced Riley.
Is she original voice.
I don't think she is.
Okay I didn't think so.
She sounded different.
Yeah.
Liza Lapira who voiced disgust which did she she replaced Mindy Kaling like flawlessly.
Dude I like I feel you have to like really like hardcore listen to notice the difference.
I couldn't tell for the life of a nominal.
Yeah we got Tony Hale who voiced fear which this one was a bit more noticeable but that's
fair but like he still did a great job.
Yeah Tony like Tony Hale's voice is just a little higher pitch than Bill Hader's there.
I think he matched the tone though like really well.
Yes definitely.
Louis Black returned to play anger which perfect casting.
Seriously.
Perfect.
Phyllis Smith returned to voice sadness and once again freaking loved her.
Yes.
Dude she like when she when she was being like so sweet to embarrassment after he like
jumped on the freaking console.
It was pushing like all the buttons and then he's like reaching for the last one and she's
like oh I got you big guy.
The push is the last button.
It's like oh my gosh you're so cute.
Oh I loved it.
Yeah.
Ayo Edibery who voiced envy.
I love her.
Yes she amazing.
What else has she.
I think from what I saw she she might have ad libbed some stuff too.
That is a phenomenal phenomenal.
Yeah.
So I recognize her from the bear which is the show on on that Hulu.
Oh OK.
Yeah but I loved her.
Oh she was the voice of April O'Neill in Mutant Mayhem.
Yeah I thought her voice sounded familiar.
Damn she is really good at voice acting.
She's amazing.
Yeah.
Like she has such a good like I don't want to say cartoony voice but she's got a great
voice.
She kind of does but like in her favor like that's not against her at all like it's fantastic.
Yeah and her like she's able to her acting ability is is on point too.
Like she she's fantastic.
I love her.
Yeah.
And this is this is made me love her a little bit more.
You know it's same.
All right then we got Paul Walter Hauser who voiced embarrassment.
This kind of seemed like bullshit because he only said like one thing.
And fair enough but I figured might as well for him unless he was making the noises for
him too but he might have.
I'm sure it was still a nice payday for him.
Yeah.
Let's see.
Oh wrong way.
I think there's we got Adele Exarchopoulos.
Sure.
Let's go with that.
Who voiced on we.
I think that's it.
Yeah.
Who's the boredom.
This one was was perfect too.
Or his frickin joy likes to call him we we we we.
Yeah.
So that's it.
That's the main cast.
Frickin like all of the new cast all the new emotions just frickin stole the show.
They were absolutely amazing.
I feel definitely anxiety and envy the most.
Oh yeah.
Oh my god.
Oil alert.
Those are my my two are anxieties my number one.
I have to give to joy and then envy is my three dude.
Same exact same order.
Yeah.
Like how man like Amy Poehler just got a little outshined by my heart like just just perfection
casting her as anxiety.
Holy shit dude.
Did you have you seen the videos like talking about how perfectly she was cast as a lady.
I got to watch those the holy balls dude.
So they have like a big cast interview and they asked the question like if you could
be the like be an emotion in any Pixar character or in any Disney Pixar characters head like
who would you want to be inside the mind of.
And everyone was given like oh I think it'd be really cool to be Buzz Lightyear or be
inside like Buzz Lightyear's mind or Hercules is mine like the given like random Disney
character.
She was the last one and she's like oh I have always wanted to be inside the mind of Shrek
and she she started talking a little bit and then I think it was Amy Poehler leaned over
into her ear and says that's not Disney.
And she like the look on her face she like immediately just pale white and she's like
oh my god and she's like looking off screen and like I'm so sorry I am so sorry like freaking
out.
Oh my gosh she she truly is her character.
Yeah.
Yeah but dude I laughed so hard.
Oh my god that's amazing.
She's just like can I change my answer can we can we cut this can we like clip it so
we like this didn't happen and they're just like absolutely not.
Oh shit.
Yeah so she was just mortified and I'm like this is amazing.
I mean you know what I got to agree with her answer that's a good answer.
That is amazing.
This is just proof that Shrek 5 needs to come out faster.
Yeah.
Yeah this this voice cast was spot on.
Like absolutely amazing and everyone brought their A game.
Yeah any any issues I had I'm being purely nitpicky about.
The only voice I even had a mild issue with was Tony Hale's fear and it was just because
I was getting used to a new voice.
That yeah that's fair.
I feel I mean at least I feel what I appreciated about his fear is that he did change his voice
slightly not only to match Bill Hader's close more closer but I feel he changed it enough
to where I wasn't thinking of his voice as forky.
Which I definitely really appreciated that he did that.
Yeah like he he nailed that that cadence Bill Hader brought to fear.
One hundred percent.
I really liked how they distinguish between fear and anxiety.
Yeah oh my god like the whole time he's he's just like yeah you and I are gonna be best
friends.
Just every time like you know after they get freaking sent down to the back of her mind
every single time that like joy will like you know come up with a new plan.
Freaking fear would just be like oh well you know like I know anxiety did what she did
but you know she does have a point.
Is this something should we really try and stop anxiety like should we really try to
change what she's doing.
Just fantastic.
Yeah I don't know about you I'm sitting at a ninety two for acting.
You know I think I am going to match you there actually.
All right next up we got character development which obviously this is all kind of done on
Riley.
Yes.
Now you know looking at how Riley was in the original compared to this one.
Like I find it so interesting that like by the end you know it makes sense you know like
you want to push you you want to showcase like how someone is when they're pushed to
literally their edge like how their emotions will react in that situation.
And so like with the first one with joy not being in the console to help Riley through
everything that's going on in her life with the move losing her best friend all this stuff
literally since it's just disgust fear and anger Riley shuts down and like the part where
fear says guys we can't make Riley feel anything.
I feel as one of the most darkest and also the greatest moments in Pixar history because
just it's so dark for kids.
It's literally showcasing a child's depression like for how just for how it can be and just
it's insane just how well they capture that.
And then with this one to where anxiety is pushing Riley so hard when it comes to this
final hockey game that will either literally make or break her high school.
And was it her social life whether she makes this team she has a bunch of friends or she
doesn't make the team and she loses her old best friends.
Just I love just it was just insane watching like just how anxiety was you know like trying
to control Riley make sure that she was going to get through the situation how she wanted
to but within doing that she pushed Riley over to the edge to where she almost shut
down and like just watching her like freaking like just panting breathing hard just having
a panic attack was just so freaking real and I just I loved it so much.
I mean it was hard to watch it's hard to watch a 13 year old go through that kind of thing
but just you know watching how she was at the beginning the Riley that we know that
the happy Riley hanging out with her friends going from that to her finding out that she's
not going to the same high school as her best friends have trying to make the hockey team
that hopefully her new friends are going to be on and just literally watching her become
a new Riley because that is what happens when you hit puberty like literally you become
a completely different person.
I don't know if you would agree.
I'd agree.
Yeah and so just just watching that was was just insane and by the time that we get to
the end of how right Riley like the story pointed out is finally in control of her emotions
like she's able to call on joy when she actually wants joy was so freaking cool to watch and
just I loved the character growth that Riley got in this.
I especially appreciated that they focus so much on her hockey career because like you
know it's touched upon in the first one but Riley's also going through other stuff.
They definitely really they like put all the focus on hockey in this one and how that was
going to make or break who she was as a person in high school and I honestly really I love
that I thought it would led to some really good character moments.
There were a lot of great character moments here.
I totally agree with you on this.
Like it her story is so well done and obviously they left her with lots of room for improvement
because she's a teen.
Like you can't close like you can't close this story off because she hasn't reached
her peak yet but she's gone like she went on this decline of like just everything about
her like this re like we got to literally see her sense of self be rewritten.
Yep.
Like like it first like the the good side of her being ripped away sent to the back
of her mind having this new anxious bottle of self like be created and then having it
all kind of like destroyed again and then rebuilt from the ground up.
It was it was awesome to watch like really well done.
One thing that I while you were talking about the her like anxiety attack that I actually
recognized and kind of appreciated too was when she saw her or when her friend saw her.
I think it was grace like kind of skated by and like was watching her go through this
little moment and she kind of like and then just kind of skated off.
I'm glad that she didn't go and like try to console her because I feel like you could
have easily had that like something like that happen.
But because it's like she's like she's a 13 year old girl too.
She she doesn't know how to handle this like yeah I'm glad that she's just like okay well
have fun like scooted away.
Good luck with that.
Yeah like good luck.
But I'm glad that they kind of handled that how like realistically it probably would have
been handled.
Yeah.
No.
But yeah I also liked how they had the again just kind of showing a little bit more of
like Riley's autonomy in this whole world calling upon joy like that actually like got
me choked up a little bit.
Right like just like watching her just actually have fun during the last moments of that game
just skating around with her friends just yeah that just made me smile.
Hardcore.
Yeah.
Pulling that fricking flip thing that joy always does like on the ring dude.
I was like oh man damn you Pixar.
You son of a bitch.
Oh yeah.
Super well done.
That was a really great character arc and this is one I'm probably on the same I might
be a little bit lower than acting on this one just a hair.
I'm probably like a 90 like a solid 90.
I think I'm gonna match my acting with it for a 92.
All right next up we got animation which is looking at this the character design exactly
the same as the first.
I like that the change of the multicolored memories on the back.
Yeah definitely.
I like how they added that and I also like how there are some that are just solid like
because I mean I just looking in this picture right now there's a solid red one red and
yellow green purple but I like how they're getting a little bit more bundled together
because what because I rewatched the first inside out so many times this week before
we went and saw the new one and I noticed that about the parents the parents were all
kind of like grouped together and like really organized like there was a it was always like
a bundle of five with the dad.
It was like a bundle five and like purple bundle of five red and like all these other
ones like different colors so I liked how is everything's kind of more closely grouped
together but yeah and then getting into the new characters we got embarrassment anxiety
envy and on we I was so hesitant about on we see him here but I like how they they turn
the whole phone being a controller like a control panel app.
I got a lot of that shit dude right.
So good.
And then yeah everyone just be everyone was just like design this and this is going to
be part of like the character design.
Everyone was just designed so well.
Seriously.
Like I love that not only the core five for original five stand out so well but these
new ones do as well with their designs.
Love it.
Yeah.
Especially.
Yeah.
But like the animation on this was was really good.
This is I don't I have a hard time like giving 100 percent animated movies a hundred each
time because I mean each like each animated movie looks fantastic but I don't know if
this one stepped up the animation more than the last.
And that's kind of more or less what I'm looking for is if they they stepped it up and other
than maybe like I mean the sun rays look good.
I the sweat like when when Riley was all sweaty and everything like hurt like you could see
on her skin.
Yeah.
That was that was freaking crazy.
I did I did notice that they gave her like a zit.
I didn't catch that.
You didn't.
It's on her.
It was like on her chin.
So it was like like kind of up front and center which I'm like that tracks that 100 percent
tracks.
Yeah.
Oh awesome.
Yeah.
Animation was was really good.
Like this is definitely a high point for me.
Like this is probably I'm I'm sitting like 93.
OK.
I thought you'd be a little higher.
For me I do think it does improve on the first ones a little bit like especially when it's
got I keep forgetting the name of it sorry sense of self like all the strings that like
like go up to create that I freaking loved the animation on that.
That was so freaking cool.
And when we got to the literally avalanche of bad memories them writing that that looked
beautiful.
And so I feel that personally like you know I was telling Caleb is like it's not like
a huge step up from the first inside out because I feel that Pixar's animation like hasn't
like it's it's improved it always improves.
But comparing 2015 to 2024 it still looked great in 2015 and it still looks great here.
I feel that like big like huge changes would be like if you're looking at the animation
between like Toy Story 2 and Toy Story 3 huge huge changes here like yeah there's definitely
some changes the characters look more vibrant you know that there is definitely clear upgrades
in animation but I feel that like it's not exactly that more noticeable compared to other
other sequels and their original movies.
It's not a bad thing like both animations in both movies is fantastic.
And so I loved the animation in this one just as much as I did the first one if not a little
more just because for me I do feel is just a little upgraded.
So I think that I am going to go in.
I think I'll go in 98.
I think any like while you were talking I think the only reason I am not quite up there
is because I felt like maybe they knew the some of the scenery a bit.
Okay.
Like I'm thinking just for example Imagination Land I would have like in the first one we
saw so much of Imagination Land.
Yeah.
And in this all they showed was like the French fry entrance I guess the French fry forest
and then we saw the pillow fort and then that was it and then they go run away and then
like they have this stream of consciousness which wasn't as grand of scale as everything
else.
That's fair.
So I think that's what I was lacking in this.
It's just the grandness of the scale.
That's completely fair.
Yeah I think especially with the like the sense of self area was cool was super cool
but it was for me it felt like it was on par with stuff that they'd done before.
Okay that's fair.
I do you know I meant to point this out with story.
I do because I just want to say like I really appreciate this detail that they did when
they're showcasing the islands of Riley's personality once again and I think it's sadness
that asks like oh hey where's family island or maybe it's or maybe it's true I don't know
who asked it but they're like oh you know you know it's just right there and like it's
like it's a lot smaller than what it was in the original compared to the other islands
but you appreciate that one it's still there like you know family still matters to her
but she's 13 now she's a teenager so yeah you know she's gonna fight with her parents
she's gonna say oh you're ruining my life you know stuff like that but that just shows
that she still loves her parents to death like family is still strong to her and so
I appreciate that.
I think that's wrong anymore.
Yeah fair.
Like you know when you're a teen family you know it's not as strong as maybe it was when
you were a kid but you still love you still love your parents like no matter what you
try to tell yourself you still love your parents and so the fact that they you know it's a
lot smaller than it was in the first one but the fact that it's still included in there
and like they they made it a point to point that out as to why I love that that was really
cool.
Yeah.
All right moving on over to music.
This one I had a hard time with.
Like the only thing that like honestly just put a smile on my face was that the opening
song was the exact same as the opening for the first Inside Out.
Yeah.
I was like okay yeah okay this makes me happy I'm ready for Inside Out too this is gonna
be great and it was but that's really the only honestly music that stuck out to me like
you know the soundtrack was fine like it worked it worked for it it worked for a Pixar movie
it worked for Inside Out but I do feel that the soundtrack for the first one did stand
out more.
Yeah.
This is probably one I'm probably sitting there like a six.
You know even with the beginning.
Yeah like that's including the score.
Yeah.
Like that's like like yeah like even like including that like I'm still at I'm at a
six as well like like as much like enjoyment that brought me as much as I put a smile on
my face and like got me stoked for Inside Out too.
It doesn't push me to a seven I think I think six is a perfect score for music.
Yeah.
All right next up we got character design.
This was per fact shun yeah which just going back to these characters like I love how envy
is just this tiny little thing with just the biggest eyes.
So adorable.
Yeah and then on we just kind of being like a super like it's almost like a line character.
Yeah like you just very slender just almost like borderline snake like that.
Yeah I really really like that a lot.
I think when they first like showcase the design of anxiety everyone said that she looked
like I think like a frickin puppet from like it was either the Muppets or Fraggle Rock
probably Fraggle Rock.
And yeah now I can't unsee that.
But I just googled Fraggle Rock.
Yeah there's a character that looks exactly like it's hilarious.
But it's a great design.
He looks fantastic and even like even embarrassment.
I loved his design even though you know he doesn't talk except for towards the end.
Just that every single time we just throw up his hood and the pull the strings down
was just frickin great.
I loved it.
Yeah I liked how he anytime he would like kind of dive for cover like you'd see his
little butt crack.
That was so great.
It was really good.
I liked embarrassment a lot.
But yeah my personal favorite of the new was it just these four?
So it was these four and then nostalgia.
That's right nostalgia.
I keep forgetting about her but yeah my favorite of these of these main are these new secondaries.
I have to give it to envy.
I gotta give it to envy.
I love envy.
But yeah dude anxiety is really like I love like the big mouth.
Back to her design because she's able to show just like happiness and like just dread so
well.
Yeah.
And I know that I'm not sure if we've like pointed it out before when we've talked about
the trailers or whatnot but I love when someone pointed out that way and she's like oh where
do we drop our stuff and it's like oh yeah anxiety just has all this baggage.
So perfect.
Yeah I love that shit.
But yeah so taking into consideration the originals which they have exactly what I'm
looking for in character design is a solid silhouette.
I could tell you any single one of these five based off of their silhouette alone and probably
could do the same with all these secondaries too.
Yeah same yeah same even on Wii.
Yeah.
Man this one this one might be I'd probably be at like a nine and a half.
Where would you be sitting.
I'm personally at a 10.
At a 10.
Yeah I'll give you the 10 because my nine and a half if you would have gone nine I would
have I would have given it a nine.
But if yeah my nine the nine and a half is more I any half points I would say like from
now on it should be like if you if you're good going either way.
Yeah because I could go either way.
I don't want to like it's slightly above a nine for me.
Okay.
But I don't want I wouldn't want to bring it down from whatever you gave it.
Appreciate that.
That's like that's what my nine and a half means.
All right.
Last up we got our own personal scores.
I personally feel that you should take this one first.
Oh boy.
Please be reminded this is my personal score.
I did not enjoy this one as much as the first one.
I did have a very good time with it.
I really liked some of the deeper aspects of emotion that they did that they handled
and dealt with.
It's it does come off a tad heavy which I think could be difficult for some of the younger
audience members.
At least it's just in terms of the like when they're inside Riley's head all of that stuff
like I feel tracks for like young like younger audiences.
It's just when you when you're on the outside like of Riley doing her thing with the grown
up kids and and whatnot that's the stuff that kind of gets me a little bit like that I feel
might be harder for her to play along with which nothing against the movie itself.
It's just the target audience here.
It seems a bit skewed in a way.
And I just like something like to address that a little bit.
But overall I felt it was a really well done heartfelt story and I had a really good time
with it despite anything that I've said right now.
So my personal score I think would be at an eighty six.
Oh OK.
All right.
So for me I was very hesitant about going into this one.
I didn't know if it was going to live up to the first one.
It was going to be worse.
Just a lot of fears a lot of anxiety when it came to inside out too.
But it it honestly surprised me to me.
It's a sequel that stands on the same level as its first one.
Just all the new emotions are great.
All the original returning emotions are great and just everything that this story does with
Riley is just I think great.
I completely understand where Caleb's coming from because the demographics for inside out
and inside out too are definitely way different.
And I kind of appreciate that a little bit.
I kind of liked that.
I mean it's a story that ages with the audience I'd say.
Yeah.
They're perfect.
Maybe not exactly because this the first one came out in two thousand what fifteen.
Yeah I think you guys need to be a little quicker on the draw with releasing these movies
if you want to do something like that because I think by the time like if I was eleven in
2015 and it was eight years after I'd be 19 years old it's like yeah you guys kind of
missed me.
I mean honestly dude I feel there was never any plans for an inside out too.
I feel that you know they saw how their movies were doing and they're just like you know
what what's a very profitable film of ours that we haven't done a sequel for yet.
Oh inside out.
Okay let's do that.
But you know what if you get a some good writers and a good director you can pull it off and
that's what they did.
So I personally am going to be at a ninety six.
Sam all right.
Well hey you know what.
Sorry I just want to point this out.
That's actually lower than the grade that I told Sammy initially because I told her
I think my initial grade is going to be a ninety eight.
But I did I you know talking about it.
I did talk myself down a little bit so you got to give me that.
All right.
All right going through these scores real quick.
Starting off with story we ended up averaging out to a ninety one.
The writing got a hair lower sitting at a ninety point five.
Acting got a couple point bumps sitting at a ninety two.
The character development sitting on the exact same levels as a story sitting at a ninety
one.
The animation is sitting at a ninety five point five.
The music is sitting at a six out of ten.
The character design is sitting at a ten out of ten.
And then our personal score ended up averaging out to a ninety one.
So with that the final all bros letter grade for inside out to has come out to a a minus.
All right I'll take it.
I was so worried this is going to get bomb down.
Dude I would have rioted if this got a B plus I'm gonna let you know that right now.
If this was not an A if this was did not land an A tier I was going to be out.
Oh man.
Yeah let's see real quick.
Just categorizing that one real quick.
So this is sitting at a ninety point seven five.
Okay wow.
Yeah.
So this is definitely one of our.
It's higher up on our list for sure.
So this is sitting at number thirty three out of out of forty two minus movies.
It's not bad.
Yeah it's not bad at all.
Like it's really solid placement.
So ninety point seven five.
It's sitting on the exact same level as promising young woman.
Okay.
I mean I personally I would rank it higher but.
Yeah yeah yeah.
Two very different movies though.
Two wildly different movies.
True very true.
They both deal with some very strong emotions and they both handle them very differently.
He's not wrong.
All right.
You hear what it's above or what is below first.
You know I want to hear below.
That's below.
Okay.
Yeah.
So it is below.
Oh that's bullshit.
Okay so here's the first one.
It's below Tusk.
That's not the one I was talking about.
Fight me Rose.
That's a good movie.
I will fight you.
I will fight you right now.
I will fly to Georgia right now and I will kick your ass.
Try it.
Okay.
I will.
Come at me bro.
Here's the one that I'm like.
It's below turning red and I bet you I could tell you why.
Why.
I bet you it's the music.
Son of a bitch.
Stupid four town.
Yeah it's not by much.
It is not by much point.
Yeah point one percent.
It's barely barely but they're.
Yeah it's still like it's just how it ranks.
God that stings.
Yeah so that's the only one that I'm like about and I know that you're a little bit
about Tusk and turning red but I'm not just a no Tusk is like okay yeah no turning red
like yeah like like sucks like inside out too I feel is definitely better than turning
red but like turning red is also very good.
Yeah.
Here's some that I absolutely agree with it is below Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes.
Okay yeah I can agree with that.
Yeah it is below the holdovers.
I put you can not dude.
Don't even freaking try.
It is below Puss in Boots the last wish.
I have a hard time with that one too.
And then it is below Coco.
Okay all right.
Coco I can definitely justify.
Coco is like wow yeah you know it's funny when we because you know I didn't I meant
to ask your opinion before we recorded or like you know like days ago and I was like
hoping like you know like you were going to like be on the same level as me and like this
ship was going to like rank upwards of like freaking across the spider verse like it was
going to be super high.
Not even that didn't happen.
Not even close like son of a bitch darn it.
All right this is like now going the opposite direction this is sitting above Sonic the
Hedgehog 2.
Okay definitely agree with that.
It's above Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
Oh yeah 100 percent I agree with that.
It is above Little Women.
Okay.
It's above 1917.
That's fair.
And it is above us.
Yeah that's fair.
All right and then just above Tusk.
What who said that?
Yeah then just for shits and giggles.
Oh we haven't fixed that yet never mind.
Oh yeah sorry about that.
I was going to do the categories but it's still a little messed up.
Sorry.
I just typed in Disney and it showed a mutant mayhem and I was like nope that's not right.
I was just trying to see what other like Disney movies like this is like out did.
Yeah our number one I think Disney movie is Coco.
Yeah pretty sure it's Coco.
Attracts.
Yeah so our top so it's in our top three so it'd be Coco turning red then Inside Out 2.
All right I'll take that.
I'll take that too and then it's going to our top five after Inside Out 2 it'd be Soul
okay and then Lightyear.
Lightyear it's like Lightyear's far below.
I thought freaking like Incanto would have been up there.
Oh yeah where the hell's I know Incanto is higher where the oh you're right I'm dumb
I missed it.
So our top five is Incanto, Incanto, Coco, Turning Red, Inside Out 2, Soul.
Okay not bad.
Yeah not bad ranking at all.
Yeah.
Awesome.
All right well unless you got anything else you want to say about Inside Out 2.
Nope.
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Next week if memory comes back to me I think we're doing if aren't we Caleb?
We can decide on that now do you want to do if or do you want to do Garfield?
I would much rather talk about if.
Okay cool.
I don't really have a lot to say about Garfield honestly I got more to say about this.
Yeah.
But okay so it is decided next week's episode will be if but until then this has been the
All Bros podcast I'm Jonathan and I'm Caleb and we will catch you guys next week deuces.
So long.