My Christian friend Joy wrote this review of the movie:
I
would highly recommend the movie Inside Out for older children and
adults. It might be too intense for younger children. The story is
about the feelings of Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear and Disgust who react to
the events in a person's life. During the day they create memories which are
depicted as large marbles or balls. At the end of each day, the memories
are filed as core memories (major events) or placed on storage shelves.
Sadness can turn happy memories into sad ones, but Joy can reverse this
process. Reactions to events depend on who is in charge of the control panel in
the mind. Worker characters have the job of vacuuming memories that are
not being used into the pit of forgetfulness. There are also islands of
values such as family, honesty, silliness, etc. which are shown as large
machines. These islands can grow with good memories or disintegrate with bad
ones. The little girl in the story ends up forgetting her imaginary
friend (a cotton candy elephant) when he sacrifices himself in the pit of
forgetfulness in order to help Joy and the core memories get back. Bad
feelings are not glossed over, however, each feeling contributes to the entire
character. It is an interesting concept and I can see it as a jumping off
point for discussing all things EFT.
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Always remember to take complete responsibility for your own health and well-being.
Always remember to take complete responsibility for your own health and well-being.
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