Genuinely did not expect a Pixar movie to have such a meaningful focus. I know they always pursue grand thenes, but they’re usually overshadowed by the plot. This movie is all about the exploration of the themes of life, death and meaning and I really like it.
It’s messed up how Pixar can make getting yelled at by strangers on the subway seem really charming instead of terrifying
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