Thank you for the link - just read it and love the review. I loved "Inside Out", but I have to say, Brody convinced me: "The film is on the wrong track from t

Thank you for the link - just read it and love the review. I loved "Inside Out", but I have to say, Brody convinced me: "The film is on the wrong track from the beginning, when the first view of the world, through the eyes of the infant Riley, is taken by Joy, and Joy becomes, from that point on, the default leader, Riley’s emotional captain. Given the smack on the bottom that brings Riley and all of us into the world, and the lusty howl that follows, I’d say that something altogether different is in the driver’s seat. Anyone who hears a baby scream at the slightest quiver of need or discomfort knows better than Pixar that primal forces, entirely more hirsute and imperious, are in control from the start, and those forces only slowly and grudgingly make room for the five cutesy minions of emotional negotiation. "