we learn that this power has to do with strong emotion in particular, emotions like fear are exploited in children to create power for monsters. If we accept the premise that humans are batteries, we have to address where the "power" comes from. So How Does Inside Out Fit In?įor a very thorough answer, I encourage you to read Negroni's article on Moviepilot dealing with this precise issue.īut again, I like to make long stories short, so I'm going to do that here. I went ahead and bought the book if you're a big enough Pixar nerd, it's well worth your time-and yes, it brings 2013's Monsters University into the theory.
What's more, earlier this month Negroni released an updated Pixar Theory book that cleans up a bunch of loose ends in the original theory, though it does not yet include Inside Out or The Good Dinosaur (the other Pixar film we expect this year). Here's the short answer: Negroni has already seen Inside Out and integrated it into his theory. In 2013, The Pixar Theory linked every Pixar film starting with Toy Story into one meta-narrative, and it explained many of the magical elements of the films, such as the interesting relationship between humans and sentient toys in the Toy Story films (as Negroni says: "Humans are batteries"). Being a nerd, this led me to wonder whether the new film was part of The Pixar Theory, an elaborate fan theory conceived by writer Jon Negroni.
The new Pixar film Inside Out came out today in the U.S.
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