The minute I heard about this film, I couldn't contain my fangirling. Pixar + emotional psychology = my favourite things. This film didn't disappoint. The creativity in this film is inspirational. The personality islands, imagination land, long-term memory, even the train of thought. The way it expresses these ideas of how the mind works is magical. Not to mention the way it represents depression. I think this is ground-breaking in establishing an understanding in both how depression works and empathy for how it might feel. It also doesn't actually make a big deal out of it. It treats the subject as a matter of fact, which is such an important message as it is so normal. It will make people think about how their mind works, which emotions run their mind, what their personalities are based on etc. It's so though-provoking but also heart-warming and fun. The characters have some quippy dialogue which brings the entertainment value to colourful and well-thought out world of Riley's mind. I'm debating whether the characters of the emotions get any depth as, as you can imagine, it would be quite hard if their based on a sole emotion however with Joy and Sadness, this is explored a little. What made me well up a bit and I think it's gonna be so impactful to it's audience is how they discover the importance of Sadness. And well, all the emotions. This is so important to teach children and I think this could be a great start for some mental wellbeing lessons. Pixar have truly outdone themselves.