by John Boone | ET Online
Here’s a weird request that was floated on the Internet recently: “Inside Out with none of the ‘Inside’ scenes.”
But film student Jordan Hanzon
did just that, removing Joy (Amy Poehler) and Sadness (Phyllis Smith)
and all their emotional cohorts -- everything that made this one of our favorite Pixar movies -- and creating what is essentially a 15-minute short film.
Surprisingly, it’s still very touching:
It’s a little choppy, understandably, and nothing could truly be as sad as the first five minutes of Up, but Inside Out: Outside Edition is heartbreakingly relatable to anyone who has had to adjust to hard changes in life.
Hanzon says the editing process was "fun and frustrating." "I took
out all of the ‘inside,'" he explained. "Including the audio of [the
emotions] narrating when it's 'outside.' I added soundtrack to cover up
some of the areas where there was 'narration.' I tried to make the cuts
smooth, but there's only so much you can do when the emotions are
interrupting every god d*mn second."
Obviously, there’s only one problem with this cut: NEEDS MORE BING BONG!
Hey Pixar, could we request something? A prequel adventure with Bing Bong?
Anyway, did you spot these eight Easter eggs when you watched Inside Out?!
