therealpsy wrote:

happygoat432 wrote:

The trailer looks good, I'm just not sure how they'll make an hour and a half long movie on it. Depending on how Disney handles it, it could be very good or very confusing - switching from the real world to the little people in the characters' heads every 10 seconds could get very confusing and disjointed.

Actually,the majority of the movie takes place inside the head.

Moonclaw_Shu wrote:

therealpsy wrote:

happygoat432 wrote:

The trailer looks good, I'm just not sure how they'll make an hour and a half long movie on it. Depending on how Disney handles it, it could be very good or very confusing - switching from the real world to the little people in the characters' heads every 10 seconds could get very confusing and disjointed.

Actually,the majority of the movie takes place inside the head.

Well to be in fact that's a yes and no.

JoeyTheChicken wrote:

Moonclaw_Shu wrote:

therealpsy wrote:

happygoat432 wrote:

The trailer looks good, I'm just not sure how they'll make an hour and a half long movie on it. Depending on how Disney handles it, it could be very good or very confusing - switching from the real world to the little people in the characters' heads every 10 seconds could get very confusing and disjointed.

Actually,the majority of the movie takes place inside the head.

Well to be in fact that's a yes and no.

I'd say it's on point. The movie juggled it all so well. Masterfully done.

sauruman wrote:

I think the best ending would be if we fast-forwarded fifteen years and saw that Riley had joined NASA was going to the Moon, like Bing-Bong wanted. That would be a Pete Docter-ish touch, like at the end of Up.

hoole001 wrote:

sauruman wrote:

I think the best ending would be if we fast-forwarded fifteen years and saw that Riley had joined NASA was going to the Moon, like Bing-Bong wanted. That would be a Pete Docter-ish touch, like at the end of Up.

Yeah, that actually would've been cool!

On a different note, one nitpick I have is why do Riley's emotions all look different and nothing like her, but everyone else's has their characteristics? Ah well, it's just a nitpick.

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JoeyTheChicken wrote:

hoole001 wrote:

sauruman wrote:

I think the best ending would be if we fast-forwarded fifteen years and saw that Riley had joined NASA was going to the Moon, like Bing-Bong wanted. That would be a Pete Docter-ish touch, like at the end of Up.

Yeah, that actually would've been cool!

On a different note, one nitpick I have is why do Riley's emotions all look different and nothing like her, but everyone else's has their characteristics? Ah well, it's just a nitpick.

My thought was that, first, Riley is still developing, and she's a very complex person, so her emotions aren't in sync. Also, her emotions are mixed genders because she doesn't entirely identify as either gender. Just my thoughts, though

Joy looks and sounds like Pearl from Steven Universe.

turkey3 wrote:

I just don't know how much can go on inside a head. I always like the outdoors and nature in Pixar movies, I don't want to stare at purple walls all movie.