Me: "Uh, another pixar movie, why do they alw-" Pixar: "Existential crisis is the theme of the movie" Me: *Hollup*

Coco: musician sees afterlife Soul: musician sees beforelife

The message was like "Living is not all about finding your purpose, It's about living your life to the fullest every single day"

This movie is so special to me... it was the last movie I watched with my brother. He passed away at february 8...1 month before his birthday. He was an great musician...a pianist just like Joe...Rest in peace Robson. I wish you had a second chance.

90s pixar: here's a cute movie about toys that talk. 20s pixar: everything is terrifying, here's why living matters though it may feel mundane.

"Whats your name honey?" "I'm Joe" "Who's Joe?" "Joe Soulmate"

If you are depressed this movie makes you realize the meaning of life again. I haven’t cried that much during a movie in a really long time. Thank you pixar

The part that struck me the most was after the gig he didn't feel any different. It was a defining moment for him that there's a whole lot more to live for

“From the people who gave you, inside out and coco” Me: oh so it’s that kind of movie

Everyone: Inside Out is Pixar's most existential film. Pixar: So, this next one starts with the protagonist dying...

I secretly cried watching this film. Honestly one of the most inspiring movies I ever saw. Probably one of my favourite Pixar animations ever.

I'm 32, whilst trying to hold back my tears watching this with my 4 year old daughter she exlaims she's bored and wants Paw Patrol on.

Joe: doesn't want to die 22: doesn't want to live

8 year olds before this movie: "LEGOS!" 8 year olds after this movie: "What is the meaning of life???"

This movie brought me tears... I’m 17 this year and I always doubt about my life, I always think like I can’t do anything well and my life is meaningless.... Maybe it’s time to change my mindset... thank you Disney and Pixar for this AMAZING movie! (Sorry for my bad English...)

This is what a learn from this movie: 1- You were born to live the life 2- Everything matters ( even the little ones) 3- You are not what you think you are 4- Tomorrow can be late 5- Your purpose is not your spark

Me: A new Pixar movie. And it's about a thing of life. Am I gonna- Pixar: Yes, you're gonna cry.

"This film is not yet rated" E for Existential Crisis

Type of movie you should watch once at the age of 8 and once at 18 and once at 80. Truly inspiring

the way the lady talked about the fish analogy is so deep

“Is all this living really worth dying for?” Oh... oh no.

Toy Story: "What if toys had souls?" Cars: "What if cars had souls?" Wall-E: "What if robots had souls?" Inside Out: "What if emotions had souls?" Soul: "What if souls had souls?"

Docter says the film's message is that life has meaning that goes beyond personal ambition. "The movie's aim is really to say that we're already enough," he says. "We all can walk out of the door and enjoy life without needing to accomplish or prove anything. And that's really freeing." I love it.

MINOR SPOILERS This is one of the best movies I've seen in a long time, there's so much character, everybody has such interesting personalities, even the random people walking on the streets, just look and behave so real. I loved every single character in this show, I loved seeing and hearing people from so many different cultures, races and time periods. The barbershop scene was amazing and that all the jokes were spot on especially the ones in the Soul World. This show reminded me of that wonder I had learning about art, through 22's eyes, and all the other wonderful simple things in this world. I loved that "hands are hard joke"😂 It was animated and lit so well, And so many other things, this show was absolutely amazing and I honestly don't think there's a single thing I dislike about it, I honestly think this is one of my favourite movies of all time. It made me realize that life isn't just finding a single purpose and chasing after it, it's about enjoying every step of the way, and every moment in your life before and after a passion. Life shouldn't be all about your passion it should be all about having fun and enjoying and appreciating every single moment regardless of whether it has to do with that passion or not. You can work towards a goal, without allowing it to be your entire life. Regardless of what your passion is you should always make it your number one goal, to enjoy your day and your life as a whole. Pixar, thank you, thank you, thank you❤❤❤

"The count's off." "Huh..." Realizing that Jamie Foxx's character actually was SUPPOSED to die...

why do i have the feeling that this was an idea for pixar spark shorts and they actually turned it into a movie

I have huge amount of respect for Pixar. They genuinely focus on creating such an amazing stories since their dawn.

This movie is a reminder that happiness is not a destination. You don't have to get to a certain point or achieve a certain something before you can fully enjoy life and be happy. The part in the little story where the fish said "This is water, what I want is the ocean" really got to me cause once you realize that the ocean you've been chasing for so long is also water, you'll see that you've been postponing living and happiness whilst you could have been happy all along.

“This is where souls get their personalities, quirks, and interests before going to earth” This is my punishment for always skipping tutorials

“Is all this living, really worth dying for?” Dang that part got me.

“I heard this story about a fish, he swims up to an older fish and says: ‘I’m trying to find this thing they call the ocean.’ ‘The ocean?’ the older fish says, ‘that’s what you’re in right now.’ ‘This’, says the young fish, ‘this is water. What I want is the ocean!’”

I love how this movie proves that even the smallest things in life can mean everything if you just take a moment to appreciate them.

Can we take a moment to appreciate how Joe’s glasses and Hat are apart of his literal soul

“I don’t wanna go to Earth!” I don’t blame you.

Beautiful...This movie should be shown to everyone to make them realize how beautiful life is. It took me 2 years just to watch this, but will def watch again. 22 - Live a great life.

Pixar then: let’s give children childhoods. Pixar now: *lets end childhoods.*

Toy Story: What if toys had feelings? Finding Nemo: What if fish had feelings? Inside Out: What if feelings had feelings? Soul: What if we had feelings before and after we had feelings?

Early Pixar: "What if toys had souls?" 2000s Pixar: "What if robots had souls?" Modern Pixar: "What if feelings had souls?" Current Pixar: "What if souls had souls?"

To see the negative thoughts illustrated on screen had such a profound impact on me. As someone who is constantly anxious about the feelings of others and depressed about my own being, seeing those negative voices being directed towards someone else so openly really surprised me. I’ve become so detached from myself that the scene was like a slap in the face as to what it must look like for my own mind to drive such negativity towards myself everyday. I never cry to movies, but this scene made me cry.

watching this movie when you're actually 22 years old hits different .

These movies are getting so realistic in texture but keeping the unique character designs so everyone’s starting to look mega deformed 😂

This movie is about a guy who falls into a hole.. who falls into another world... and falls into another, another world... and sees souls that are falling into earth... and goes through another hole to save himself... and the logo, too, has a hOle in it. In conclusion, this movie is not about souls... Its about holes.

I watch this movie while I was treated in hospital for Covid 19 back in June 2021. I was in really bad condition. The movie is the only movie I save on my phone memory, we don't have data connection in the hospital. I was ready to die at that time. This movie prepared me for that. I am glad, I am still living until today. Thanks Pixar for making this movie. It's really a important & meaningful movie for me. 🙏

This movie won an oscar!!! Totally worth it!

Calling it now: 22 is gonna reveal a dark past where her life on Earth really sucked. She then found herself in The Great Before like Joe, but chose to stay there because she wouldn't experience the hardships and trauma of Earth. While 22 would remind Joe to keep his feet on the ground and recognize that the world is full of hardships, Joe teaches 22 that there are things on Earth to be happy about and to live life to the fullest despite the trails and tribulations of life.

"Is all this living really worth dying for?" Me: *in June walking to the cinema to watch the film* "Here we go again"

as an artist in his 30's greatly affected by the pandemic, this movie hit me in so many ways

"Is all this living worth dying for?" I'm still watching a movie intended for kids, right?

2002: Monsters with emotions 2009: Old men with emotions 2015: Emotions with emotions 2020: Souls with emotions

1995: Toys, but with souls 2006: Cars, but with souls 2008: Robots, but with souls 2015: Emotions, but with souls 2020: Souls, but... wait..

The lesson of this film reminds me of the ending of the Book of Ecclesiastes in the old testament wherein it emphasized "simple things as the ones which could bring real joy under the sun". Like family life, food and drink, and honest work, even a simple sunlight reflecting on one's face in the morning are the ones that really provides satisfaction in life. Simply one of the great films by pixar.

I know that no one asked but after watching this movie, i feel like we all keep running after something our whole life to achieve, but it's the journey that counts, that how you got there and if you enjoyed it or not, the destination doesn't count as much but rather how you got there. (I just wanna be happy with every moment of my life from now on and just do what makes me happy in the long run, just my opinion, if someone is reading this, please do reply what you think and sorry for bad grammar)T.C

The other trailers didn't have me convinced. But this...this one's got me hooked

Masses: "Don't you think Inside Out was a little too deep for kids?" Pixar: *Channeling their inner James Cameron* "We have to go DEEPER!"

I came back to this trailer and the comments below when I needed a break or a reminder. This movie is amazing.

This movie got me crying. And that is rare. I mean so many movies end up giving me goosebumps but teary-eyed is rare. The message in the movie is so powerful and hard hitting. And I had realised the message few years back but had forgotten it amidst the chaos. Thank you Pixar and Disney for reminding me the way of life :)

Me: Is this a musical like Coco? Pixar: *Well, no. But actually, yes.*

Joe: I can't smell we can't taste either Coronavirus: write that down

It's very upsetting that Soul did not go trending like Luca and Turning Red, but honestly, I think I get why. Unlike Luca and Turning Red, Soul requires the viewer to infer and interpret what the movie is about. It isn't simplistic like the other two films, it's something that only an adult can truly decipher. That's why it isn't trending, it's a movie not all ages can understand.

The biggest trick our mind plays on us is thinking, "I'II be happy when. We go after our dreams, thinking that happiness is on the other side of that big thing we want to achieve. But living in constant pursuit of these big moments, things, or achievements just postpones life. We end up missing out on celebrating the small, ordinary, everyday things. We end up missing out on the present moment. So, whatever future scenario you think will give you happiness, joy, or contentment, don't wait for it. Don't fool yourself into believing you will be happy when you get there because happiness will only show up here, not there. Happiness shows up when we're present enough to find appreciation in the simple pleasures and experiences that are right in front of us. It shows up when we're present enough to find joy and meaning in the pursuit, regardless of whether we reach the destination.

The “You’re still alive?” part should’ve been kept secret. That would’ve made a great gasping-moment revelation in the theaters.

inside out : Feelings have feelings Soul : existential crisisis and the fear of death have feelings

This movie makes me realize how precious it is to live every day and that it's important to live my life doing what i truly love . The movie also changed the way that i think about my attitude towards life. I think that when i faced problems in my life, it is better to think positively than thinking darkly.

I watched this movie right after the death of my dear grandfather. I remember i was totally depressed at that time and watching this movie really helped me to deal with his death. Since then every time i watch Soul , it reminds me of him. And its kind of depressing. RIP grandpa. You will be always in my mind:)

“Is all this living really worth dying for” that single line is what gonna get me to watch this movie

Walking in a theatre amidst coronavirus to watch this film..... "Is this living worth dying for"

Apparently, I've been living under a rock. I remember seeing the trailer but never heard anything about it again until today, on my 37th birthday. It is absolutely brilliant. I don't have the words to describe it. It's life changing. I cannot recommend this enough, especially if you are struggling through life. ❤️

i watched this and i cried…it’s honestly so beautiful. *SPOILER* what i really loved is when 22 became a lost soul and that little memory was able to make her remember and appreciate life again. i thought that was so amazing

Nothing like giving an existential crisis to 8 year olds

“I don’t wanna go to earth” I feels you.

After watching this movie three times, I can safely say it's one of those gems. Really puts things into perspective. Easily one of my favourite animations. Can't recommend it enough!

I just remembered that I had this in my dream before. I was running from the death. And I need to feel it back and make my everyday worth

As much as I kinda wanted a Ratatouille style movie about this guy just trying to make it big, this actually seems really good.

This movie is gonna be so sad, I’m already crying Edit: Bloody hell, I cried like a little girl. This was not a film for children. I swear.

I was watched with my dad and my mom and several days or weeks after unfortunately my dad passed away. I really miss him and this film is very meaningful to my mom and I. Thanks Pixar.❤️

I highly recommend this movie for anyone at any age, this movie hits close to everyone because we all at one point in our lives think about what our meaning in life is and this film presents it so beautifully

I can’t be the only one who thought this was as gonna be a movie about a mans music career

Just watched it.. "How are you going to spend your life?"...."I'm not sure, but I do know I'm going to live every minute of it."

This should also be nominated for best picture in the oscars cause it needs to.

It’s crazy how they show the truth in the movies . People who had near death experiences mentioned they saw the tunnel of light and gotten sucked into it and saw the light which radiates unconditional love. And this movie shows it

Is it just me or does Pixar have a movie on everything at this point.

"It's Wednesday, my dudes." 0:00

It was soo beautiful! Honestly one of the most uplifting movies! Truly a movie to watch when those little voices in your head start asking you what the purpose is...

i've been kinda struggling with not finding any purpose in life lately so this hit deep home ... might have cried through the entire movie

So that’s how babies are born 🤭

Welp it's canon That lamp is the god of the Pixar universe

I hope we get a sequel someday so we can see what 22 looks like in the new human form

I wonder if 22 will remember Joe when they grow up, because I'm assuming that the soul is gonna enter a baby's body and start all over. Also, this movie was a 10/10. It was funny, sweet, meaningful and so inspiring.

I'm actually really interested to see what this movie will be like. It looks incredible.

I love how animated movies targeted toward kids are talking about real issues like life and death. Coco did a good job with providing cultural aspects of it and now we have this that's blatantly about life and death. Love it

scene where Joe accepted the Great Beyond made me cry🤧🤧

Watching this some time after I had a spiritual awakening hits different

Pixar Theory is gonna have fun with this one

I'm calling it. The guy will eventually convince the girl to experience life. On the other hand, the girl will eventually convince the guy to let go.

It got Golden Globe for a reason 🏆

Incredible movie, every scene has something very profound and witty. I cried at the end and looked at the world from 22's perspective on my way home. A must watch!

man using phone walking in the street. sewer hole: so you have chosen death?

The real, human world of a Pixar movie has never looked so beautiful. Toy Story 4 looked great, but this feels like a whole new level.

this film is beautiful. i saw a post about this before but never seen the full trailer and it didn't really piqued my interest back then. decided to watch it now as i have been binge-watching pixar movies and i hate that i haven't seen it sooner. the plot is good and relatable, made me cry a lot of times. the animation, the character design and setting looks divine, love the great beyond and before. a beautiful way of tackling passion, purpose and generally living life. would recommend to friends, since most of us are having a quarter life crisis and this can help. definitely one of the masterpieces 👏

"Pixar's Soul" is an absolute must-watch that left me with goosebumps. The film's plot twists are both gripping and heartwarming. Animation beautifully illustrates the idea that every moment makes life worth living. The spectacular animation and deeply moving storyline touched my heart in ways I never expected. This film is highly recommended for all ages.