Customer Ratings & Reviews

This was a fantastic movie to watch and I saw it without my children. The story was very relatable for anyone who has ever been a kid. It touches on kid aspects, parents, friends, and everything in between. I waited for this movie to go on sale at Best Buy and it never did. I paid full price and it was worth every sent. If you need a movie that everyone can watch that will make you laugh out loud, pick this up and it won't disappoint.

As a neurology major, I absolutely loved the interpretation of the human mind! On a more entertainment level, the movie was hysterical and had a lot of laughs for both old and young! I predominantly enjoyed it due to the fact that it showed in a very simple way how complex we are as humans and that a part of growing up is learning to deal with your emotions in a healthy and positive manner. :) Hands down one of my top 3 favorite movies of 2015!

Works great; Wi-Fi allows connection to the internet for software updates, connection to movie channels, music and other features. Any connect allows for simple connectivity and switchover on the TV. Have only experienced one challenge. I have a cable box & blu-ray connected to my receiver and then the receiver is connected to the TV. This allows all sound to be played though the surround sound. However, whenever I turn off the Blu-ray, it auto switches the TV to a different input, but I only have one input from the receiver, so it switches off the cable. When I switch back, it automatically turns the blue ray back on and then auto turns offs after a few minutes of sitting idle. In other words, I have to disconnect the HDMI cable from the blu-ray when not being used in order to keep it connected via the receiver.

I feel like Disney has been getting lazy with their Steelbook releases and it’s become merely a cash grab. Just look at their line of 4K releases lately, not much to get excited over packaging-wise, but I really like the bright colors here.

Inside Out is a charming title that touches on subjects such as emotions and even emotional and mental issues, such as depression and anxiety. You meet five characters that control the emotions of a young girl and how they manage her emotions inside her head. It becomes a great adventure after two of the characters disappear into the depths of her memories. Great movie for all ages and would recommend to anyone who loves Disney or Pixar!

This is a great movie. I absolutely adore disney and the wonderful movies that keep coming out. I will disagree with some people who say this movie is not meant for kids, but I think the coloring, the jokes, the cuteness of the movie are all age friendly. There of course is a point of more emotion, but I do not at all think a child would not be able to understand how feelings work, so I think this is still absolutely a great kids movie.

I enjoyed this movie, but the main story takes on such a serious situation it gives you a depressed feeling. My kids loved the characters in the main character's head but otherwise the movie was a little beyond their ages of 3 and 5. At one point I felt like the main character was on the verge of offing herself cate she was depressed. I was depressed for her. Anyways, it had some good laughs and was entertaining but maybe for older kids.

I love Pixar movies; they are able to tell emotional stories in the most clever ways, ways that appeal to both children and adults. Inside Out is another shining example. The script, the voice work, the visuals, the details... They are all perfect. If you watch this movie and feel nothing, then you may not have a heart. As a bonus, the short film with this movie, Lava, is just as great as the movie! It is my favorite Pixar short ever!

I loved the graphics and characters of this movie and the way it challenged you intellectually and emotionally. I believe older children 10 years old or above would better be served by the messages and intellectual content of this movie. Younger children will be awed by the dynamic animation but not really get the true messages of the movie. Many adults should watch this movie and discuss it with their spouses, partners, and children.

Did not see Pixar's "Inside Out" when it originally was released in the theaters. Did not know what to expect. Watched it with my nephew, and not only did I have to go get a DVD Copy for myself but my parents wanted one as well. The Multi-Pack of the Blueray and Standard DVD Disc plus the extra content. Worth the expense. This film is a clever journey for adults and kids alike, will be keeper in the DVD collection for a long time.

After searching around online and looking at many Sunday ads, I was thrilled to see a movie combo pack for only $20 at Best Buy. Not only did the pack include blue-Ray and digital extras, it also added 5 collectible cards to the Inside Out movie package. Along with some rewards that I was gifted from the store, I was able to get the Best Movie Deal for this new release out Best Buy. They have the best staff, deals and pricing around.

When i say one of pixars best I mean you can really connect to this film emotionally and what the main character is going though. You would think it would be impossible to make a film dealing with childhood depression in a kids film but this movie just nails it.

This film can be watched just for fun, but its messages for both children and parents are equally useful. The central child character experiences normal problems of childhood, presented realistically, without seeming "syrupy" or otherwise off-putting; ditto, their resolution. Highly recommendable for simple enjoyment, or for providing great talking--points for children and parents, and food for thought for kids themselves.

This movie is so funny and bittersweet. A preteen girl and her parents move from their old life and into a new life. Her emotions sometimes mis-guide her into making some improper choices...in order to become content again. What is best for her: To move back or forward? The mom's, dad's, teacher's, and cat's emotions were the funniest! Both the mom's and teacher's emotions sometimes fantasized about a romance novel hero.

This movie really gets you in the feels. It's a story about a young girl and her family and the trials and tribulations of moving to a new area and all the things going on in her head. As trite as that sounds, Pixar does an amazing job fleshing out the characters and making them relatable and endearing. An adventure that will leave you curious about your own feelings and understanding that it's natural to have feelings.

This movie has become a new favorite for my kids. It takes a fun and interesting approach on telling a story about a young girl's struggle with change as life, as she knows it, is turned inside out. There are elements of comedy, friendship, heartbreak, and finding ways to overcome life's many hurdles, most importantly, as a family. It is definitely one for the entire family to laugh at, learn from, and enjoy together.

What can I say, its a Disney movie! They are all pretty spectacular if you ask my 7 year old. I like this collection because it has the Blue-Ray and the digital version for my SMART TV so you can use this with multiple devices. Its worth it if you have the technology, otherwise, you can go with the plain DVD. It would still work, I just like the flexibility of the multiple disc version. Its worth the premium to me.

I love this movie! It is easy to understand for younger kids and keeps older individuals interested in the story as well. As a parent, you try to help your child as much as possible and keep them happy. This movie does a great job at capturing the thought process(a little exaggerated, but still relevant) of a child. Also, being from Minnesota, I enjoyed that that was a part of it, and a part of her! Very cute movie.

While a fun look at emotions it also gives kids context for discussing them in addition to expressing them. It can be difficult for children (and even adults) to express how they are feeling and Inside Out provides some conversation points and a reference so that kids can talk about how they feel instead of just experiencing it. This provides deeper more meaningful relationships between parents and their children.

We were unable to see Inside Out in the theaters, but it was still great on first review at home. This is a very meaningful, powerful film relationally and psychologically. As a psychologist, I found it a helpful presentation of emotional development and decision-making. I also appreciated the special features, especially the feature on women working at Pixar, particularly as animation is a male-dominated field.