Careful now – Pixar’s upcoming film, Inside Out, takes place within the emotional centers of a pre-pubescent girl. There’s some crazy characters in there — including Joy, Sadness, Anger and Fear — and they’re all just so happy to meet you.
In this brand new, super-short trailer, we get a tiny peek at what’s in store from us from Pete Doctor, the director of both Monsters, Inc. and Up.
Check it out below.
The film jumps into the brain of 11-year-old Riley, whose family has just moved from a small town to the big city of San Francisco. To add to the stress of such a big transition, she’s dealing with a new school, new friends, and a whole host of unpredictable emotions, like Joy, voiced by Amy Poehler, Fear, voiced by Bill Hader, Anger, voiced by Lewis Black, Disgust, voiced by Mindy Kaling, and Sadness, voiced by Phyllis Smith.
The trailer hints at a story that takes place both inside Riley’s mind as well as the outside real world of her new environment. Unfortunately, that’s all we get, with a teaser trailer that has more past Pixar than images of the new film. At least we know Docter is in charge, so it’s gonna be great.
Inside Out, distributed by Disney, will grace theaters June 19 of next year.
Via: Entertainment Weekly
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One response to “Pixar’s upcoming film turns emotions Inside Out”
Wow! Too bad it’s Disney… It would be really interesting to see what’s REALLY going on inside the head of a girl that young under such stress…