Anger In Inside Out

Anger feels very passionately about making sure things are fair for Riley, he has a fiery spirit when thing don’t go well as planned. He might be the most abrasive emotion toward Sadness after Joy. Anger suggests a self-proclaimed brilliant idea that Riley should run away from her new home to make Riley happy when Joy and Sadness is not at headquarters. Anger also makes Riley steal her mother's credit card when they grasp Riley cannot afford to run away. His idea caused the islands which represent Riley’s personality to destruct. Anger learns to accept Sadness as an important emotion at the end of the movie. Disgust, another emotion in Riley, she is strong minded, straightforward and prevents Riley from getting poisoned. She observes people, places and things that Riley came across with. She appeared when Riley’s father fed Riley a broccoli. When Joy and Sadness lost from Riley’s mind, Disgust, Anger and Fear together controls Riley’s mind until Joy and Sadness came back. Disgust underestimated Sadness somehow due to her superficial teen attitude. Fear responsibility is to protects and ensure Riley’s safety. He helps Riley paying attention on potential …show more content…
Amy Poehler portrayed Joy in the movie Inside Out. She made Joy to hold up the performance even after 100 times of watching. She portrayed Joy like Woody which both of them talked a lot, but you can’t get sick of them. She drives energy on Joy too, which looks like someone who rally troops on a constant USO mission. Amy portrayed Joy using an upbeat and positive tone with high pitch to show aggressiveness to the audience. For Sadness, voiced by Phyllis Smith in the movie Inside Out. Her gloomy vibes on Sadness caught the audience’s. Phyllis showed low spirited voice and emotionless pitch on Sadness to make Sadness sounds dull. Audiences barely hear her as she talked when she is lacked of