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Inside Out

We just took our family to see Inside Out. It made me think a lot about plot and conflict. This film is has an intriguing premise. However, it seemed that there were too many conflicts piled on and the high concept-ness was almost too much. The funniest moment was seeing inside the head of the girl's father and mother. Now a movie just about that is one I'd like to see! Here's a trailer:


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