Inside Out comes out Friday. When it does, we'll get a look at the emotions inside the head of a girl on the brink of adolescence. And they're great emotions! But many of us grow up to be sexier, weirder, and more resentful
Whether they're hardworking and loving fathers like Inside Out's Mr. Anderson (Kyle MacLachlan), faceless and trombone-voiced like the adults in The Peanuts Movie or even evil pagan Babylonian deities like Sinister 2's Bughuul, this Sunday is when they
I'm just going to tell you right off the bat, you guys: we really liked Inside Out. This does not exactly make us outliers in the critical landscape, but we sit down this week with the great Kat Chow of NPR's Code Switch team to talk about the film.
In Inside Out, Hader plays Fear, one of Riley's five emotions that helps her get through the day. Earlier versions of the film had Fear as one of the two leads, but that didn't end up happening. We asked Hader about that change, how he picks projects
Inside Out is a return to classic form for Pixar Animation Studios, and a storytelling triumph for Pixar star Pete Docter (who also directed Monsters, Inc. and Up, and cowrote Toy Story and WALL-E). Working with writers Ronnie