Pixar’s latest opus, Inside Out, stands
close to the summit of the studio’s considerable mountain of work. I don’t
think it is quite up there with the likes of WALL-E,
Up, and a few others, but it’s not far off, definitely in
the upper echelon, which puts it head and shoulders above most movies, animated
or otherwise. It’s an ingenious, moving story about the pain of growing up and
handling big, new emotions that delights older and younger viewers alike.
