Sadness thinks this is a good time for her to handle Riley's problems, but Joy won't let her. When Riley moves to San Francisco, everything starts to go bad Riley's dad doesn't have time for her, Riley hates the house, they only serve broccoli pizza and the moving van won't come for weeks.
They won't let Sadness take the wheel at all, no matter how sad the situation needs to be. As a matter of fact, the other emotions tend to exclude Sadness as well. Sadness makes Riley bawl, but Joy pushes Sadness out of the way and makes Riley happy.ĭue to Joy's obsession with keeping Riley happy, she unintentionally mistreats Sadness. She appears 33 seconds after Riley's first emotion, Joy, is born. After the other emotions finally accept Sadness, not only does Joy start treating her better but Sadness gains more confidence in herself as well, now that she has finally found her place. When Sadness is requested to take control after Riley's sorrow became evident, she is able to let Riley express her true feelings and helps Riley find happiness at last. Unknowingly, this is because of Sadness' true purpose - her role is to tell others when Riley wants attention. She also suggested scaring Riley to wake her up, but Joy thought that giving her a fun dream would wake her up, which it wouldn't.ĭespite her pessimistic disposition and being negative all the time, she is very considerate and compassionate towards others when Bing Bong was sad about losing his wagon, she sympathized with him and let him tell his true feelings, which made him feel a lot happier. Sadness is also smarter and has more common sense than the others, which proved expedient in the journey through Riley's mind, as she kept trying to warn Joy about the dangers of taking Bing Bong's "shortcut", which was really a dangerous place to go through, but nobody listened to her. Sadness also complains a lot, as seen when she keeps saying she's too sad to walk or do anything. She is the most sensitive out of all the emotions, as she felt genuinely hurt by Joy's desertion because, "Riley needs to be happy", which made Sadness feel she was truly useless. Secretly however, Sadness yearned to earn her place among the other emotions, even though the others did not believe Sadness had a purpose in the mind and almost always prevented her from trying. Because of this, Joy treated Sadness poorly. She was hardly ever used because Joy is the dominant emotion and didn't want Riley to ever be sad. Sadness is literally the very definition and being of sorrow and gloom. Sometimes it seems like the best thing to do is just lie on the floor and have a good cry. Sadness would love to be more optimistic and helpful in keeping Riley happy, but she finds it so hard to be positive. Official Description None of the other Emotions really understand what Sadness's role is. Sadness was only used when Riley threw tantrums. When she caused baby Riley to cry, Joy pushed her aside and fixed the situation. Sadness (Also known as depression) was first born when Riley was a baby there, she met Joy, the first born emotion. She is one of the five Emotions inside the mind of Riley Andersen. Sadness is the deuteragonist of the Disney/ Pixar film Inside Out. Here are my top nine LOL-worthy moments in Inside Out guaranteed to help you go from Sadness to Joy! 1.“ I'm too lazy to walk.” ―Sadness when she was by all the Core Memories With a cast that includes Amy Poehler, Mindy Kaling, Lewis Black, Bill Hader and Phyllis Smith, the movie is filled with one liners that never fail to put a smile on my face. Yet while there are plenty of sad, heartbreaking and emotional moments in Inside Out, the film is also hilarious, as these nine funny Inside Out quotes show. Pixar may be known for their poignant family films, but Inside Out is in a class of its own, touching upon the taboo topic of depression (though, to be fair, the word is never explicitly used in the film). (Be honest, I don't care if it was Bing Bong or the crumbling of the Personality Islands, you teared up at least once during Inside Out.) The movie has been praised for its insight into the mind of a preteen and its ability to bring emotions to life in a way that hasn't been done before, particularly in a children's movie. The animated journey into the mind of a lonely preteen, Riley, had the nasty habit of making audiences cry. We can all agree that Pixar's Inside Out was one of the best movies of the year.
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