This post contains spoilers For "Life -by -Chuck".

It is appropriate over the years, Some of director's best works Mike Flanagan They made us cry at levels that can be easily compared to the movie "Pixar". Now, his last film goes so far that he directly remembers one of Pixar's best films. "Chuck Life" (Read our review here) is an adaptation of the story of the same name from the author Steven King, and during the last moments of the world, time is spent on the life of the title, Charles Cranz Aka Chuck (Tom Hiddleston). However, it is slowly revealing that this world we see on the edge of collapse is not realistic and is contained in the multitude of Chuck's mind during his last days of life.

Every memory, every encounter, every choice and pain in the heart is woven into the story that sees both the end and the earliest memories of Chuck's life, with those who played part of that life in appearing in different chapters of the story. With this discovery, a great download is that Flanagan's hearty story of life good living and memories that make us who are the same subject and problems that Oscar solves, very emotional, very emotional, and easily one of Pixar's best movies ever"Inside out." What is interesting to consider is just which one does it better, which is quite difficult to assess as one of them has Tom Hiddleston and the other houses one of the The most emotional scenes with death ever.

The trick with the "Life of Chuck" is that it is never established where we are in the story to the right after half. Initially, it is a pure question in a strange time that the world is slowly closing. But after the stars came out, the cars stopped working, and broken hearts are changing again, it is revealed that these lives are part of the memories of Chuck and, fragmented or not, finally, come to rest because the lights are starting to darken.

"Inside outside", while in a significantly more positive environment of the growing mind, as opposed to the one that ends, it still relies on concepts and ideas that "Chuck's Life" plays around. Riley's emotions (Caitlin Diaz) live their lives and have to cope with the problems that come with them. But while Chuck's memories can be fragmented in his memory of them, Riley, with her mind as fresh as it is, gather and keep away and are not mistaken for imagined or reality, but they affect the choices they make. These characters know what they are and the environment they are in, as opposed to teachers, nurses and old friends who often fit into one. In a way, the "Life of Chuck" and "portraying consciousness" of Inside Out has not improved or worse; They are simply told from another point of view.