How life is so easily taken advantage of and why it’s so important to slow down and enjoy the little things. But in vague terms, it talks about our personalities, what makes each of us so unique, and how gratitude is SO important but easy to forget.

I’m really going to have to publish another post with WHY I love it so much ( update here it is!) because I don’t want to give anything away. The vibrant colors, gorgeous look at culture, and seeing so much diversity on the screen was magical, and something we’ve never seen Disney do like this. Toss in the humor, jazz music, and suspenseful story, and you’ve got a winner in my book. That said, the feel-good theme makes us think about our reason for being, and reminds us to cherish every day (see why I love it so much?). If you thought inside out was pleasantly complicated, wait until you see Soul. The shifting of dimensions and character settings give me Inside Out vibes. Like most Pixar movies it gives you a lot to think about, and you learn something new every time you watch. Beyond that, it’s important to know that the movie is fast paced, and extremely deep. Well, I’m happy to say you do get to see Joe Gardner (that’s the character’s name) walking around, in his beautiful brown skin, for a majority of the film. Would our Black character actually stay a Black man the whole movie, or would we have a repeat of Tiana, our first Black princess, being a frog for a majority of the film? Our main character falls and turns into a soul-creature. But then I got a little nervous when I saw the trailers. I was excited when it was first announced that Soul was the first Disney Pixar film featuring a Black main character.

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