My guest for this month is Maja Henderson, and she’s joined me to discuss the film she chose for me, the 2015 comedy-drama adventure Inside Out. You can follow the show on Twitter @cinemagadfly.
Both Maja and I live in the city of San Francisco, it’s basically like this filmFun fact, I’m a fan of the sport of HockeyThe co-directors of this wonderful film were Pete Docter and Ronnie del CarmenThe film was made by renowned animation film studio PixarPsychiatry and Psychology aren’t the same thingMindy Kaling was absolutely perfect as DisgustNo one could have been more suited for the role of Anger than Lewis BlackJust as perfect though, are Amy Poehler as Joy and Phyllis Smith as SadnessBoth Maja and I are from the city of Seattle, a place that can trigger varying emotionsDysthymia was a new term for me, as was DSM-IVIndeed, neither of us are from MinnesotaI suffered some years from Seasonal affective disorder, which, believe it or not, is called SADBig Hero 6 takes place in San FransokyoThe ridiculous pizza place is technically in Emeryville, not San FranciscoBut James Lick Middle School, where she goes to school, is in San FranciscoHer house felt very much like North Beach or Chinatown, both in San FranciscoJohn Lasseter runs Pixar, if he says do something they’ll find a way to do itI hadn’t heard of Ralph Eggleston before, but he’s a long-time Pixar employeeBrave and The Incredibles are also wonderful films from Pixar that feature innovative hair animationI enjoy Cars and Cars 2, but I definitely connected with this film moreBill Hader did a really nice job as FearMy hometown of Mercer Island, WA really is probably the safest island in the worldThe Central District is nice now, but it was pretty sketchy when I was in schoolI do so love a good Alfred Hitchcock jokeChinatown is a good one too though, I’m happy with thatSomeday perhaps I’ll read Waiting for GodotI grew up on Asterix and Tintin, and I think they hold up for adults, I certainly caught a lot of jokes I didn’t as a childRent or buy the film from iTunes
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