proper

5y

Proper 🧢

Oscar Winner

5y

Niggas stay wanting to feel oppressed over everything. So let’s ignore all the strong black casted movies because we want to sell the narrative that “they don’t want a black man featured in an entire movie”

Unity

5y

Pixar is so crazy, what an awesome film

It is seriously mind-blowing what this studio is able to create

Puffy

5y

Deadass some black people just don't feel comfortable in anything but the struggle.

Like complaining about animal crossing hairstyles. We got more hairstyles in the game. Who gives a f*** if white people wear afro puffs. Just be f***ing normal.

Puffy

5y

Deadass some black people just don't feel comfortable in anything but the struggle.

Like complaining about animal crossing hairstyles. We got more hairstyles in the game. Who gives a f*** if white people wear afro puffs. Just be f***ing normal.

Old Man Robin

5y

S*** like this

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psychedelic

5y

Yep. I love Pixar too. I always watch their movies several times. This is the first movie I dont want to rewatch. It’s not bad but there are many issues

psychedelic

5y

This was awful and boring

ASAKI

5y

it's already on disney plus? I gotta check it out rn

6geW

5y

so what would have happened if he chose to die at the end of the movie, would he have died alone at his piano?

Emery Atreides

5y

yes

Mac Wit Da Cheese

5y

SPOILERS BELOW

"We have versions of the ending where Joe does not go back to his body, where he actually stays dead. We have versions of the ending where you see Joe on Earth a year later," co-director Kemp Powers explains. "The version with Joe not going back to his body, he basically ended up as a mentor in the You Seminar, but a repeat mentor. He stayed and ended up being, like, the best mentor ever, and he introduced lots of new ideas to the You Seminar. He kind of revolutionized it."

Director Pete Docter, meanwhile, explains that they once considered showing The Great Beyond in Soul, with Joe heading there as he finally moves on to the afterlife. However, despite it being visually "abstract," the filmmaker notes that, "We decided, 'Eh, probably dangerous." And not ultimately right for the film, most importantly."

22's fate is never revealed, though we know that once she's born, she'll forget her time in The Great Before. However, as Powers explains, they once planned on giving her a little more closure.

"We did a couple of 'em, but the one that I was thinking of was that Joe is a teacher and he hears a knock at the door and there's a kid who's like, 'I really don't like piano.' The mom's like, 'Come on, Mr. Garner is going to teach you,' and she does these little things that Joe's like, 'Wait a second. I know who that is...' And yet, somehow it wasn't satisfying. It just wasn't satisfying."

Mac Wit Da Cheese

5y

SPOILERS BELOW

"We have versions of the ending where Joe does not go back to his body, where he actually stays dead. We have versions of the ending where you see Joe on Earth a year later," co-director Kemp Powers explains. "The version with Joe not going back to his body, he basically ended up as a mentor in the You Seminar, but a repeat mentor. He stayed and ended up being, like, the best mentor ever, and he introduced lots of new ideas to the You Seminar. He kind of revolutionized it."

Director Pete Docter, meanwhile, explains that they once considered showing The Great Beyond in Soul, with Joe heading there as he finally moves on to the afterlife. However, despite it being visually "abstract," the filmmaker notes that, "We decided, 'Eh, probably dangerous." And not ultimately right for the film, most importantly."

22's fate is never revealed, though we know that once she's born, she'll forget her time in The Great Before. However, as Powers explains, they once planned on giving her a little more closure.

"We did a couple of 'em, but the one that I was thinking of was that Joe is a teacher and he hears a knock at the door and there's a kid who's like, 'I really don't like piano.' The mom's like, 'Come on, Mr. Garner is going to teach you,' and she does these little things that Joe's like, 'Wait a second. I know who that is...' And yet, somehow it wasn't satisfying. It just wasn't satisfying."

apatheia

5y

a white woman voicing a black man for most of the movie. 2020 in a nutshell. most racist movie ive seen in a min. if you watch this and like it. you know what you are