I Watched SOUL and I Can't Stop Crying 😭 (Movie Reaction)

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FILM SYNOPSIS♡
Joe is a middle-school band teacher whose life hasn't quite gone the way he expected. His true passion is jazz -- and he's good. But when he travels to another realm to help someone find their passion, he soon discovers what it means to have soul.

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[BillyBinges]

6:33 a complete violation… you even took the time to add my face

[MrWaspMan]

This movie is absolutely beautiful. I love the creative ways it explains the afterlife, the "beforelife", and being in the zone. And more than that, I love the message of it all. Life isn't about what you were "born to do" or finding your purpose, because nobody really has one. Life is about living it to the fullest, really enjoying it, doing what makes you happy. And it's a beautiful message indeed.

[videohistory]

Neat little thing you could miss:

When Joe shows 22 his memories, there's one where he's sitting in a diner with a piece of pie, looking dejected, making you think it's a sad memory.

But when Joe's at the piano and we see that montage of memories, we see the diner scene again, and we find out it was actually a happy memory, despite not starting out so great.

It's like the hockey memory in Inside Out. It started off sad, but because of her friends and the team, it turned happy.

[saraismail]

so sorry rukia & thank you for sharing your story with us ❤
you’re really strong 🥺

[EChacon]

Thank you so much on reacting this movie Rukiya, it’s Without a doubt Pixar’s most beautiful and impactful films and I love the message that the film and director Pete Docter conveys on the importance on valuing and enjoying life around you which is what Joe and soul 22, especially the former experienced and learn throughout the film.

My favorite moments were the scene when 22 in Joe’s body asked the Barber on why he ended up taking this job as a Barber over a veterinarian which was the film's turning point for Joe to realize on appreciating life around you and being happy with what you love doing.

Another was when Joe was looking at the various items that 22 in Joe’s body collected from such as the seed, the lollipop and the various scenes of Joe’s life with the music playing had me in tears.

[kaylagaymon]

Soul really got me crying. It was so beautiful that it teaches some lessons about living our lives
😭😭😭💖💖💖🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[BeeKee]

I can wholeheartedly relate to the looming anxieties of death. I think I also avoided this movie for a while because of it. I also avoided other things that related to death like listening to true crime and creepy horror stories and shows and movies talking about death. It's something that haunted the later half of my childhood which looking back is really sad that a kid would have those kinds of dark thoughts. I still have the occasional panic attack over it but it's gotten better. Anyways, I say all that to say that you're not alone and neither is anyone else who has these types of anxieties and panic attacks. ❤🙏

[videohistory]

Another big thing:

Joe was in the zone when he was auditioning, but not when he was actually performing.

Meaning even though he was on point and didn't miss a single note, he wasn't actually enjoying himself.

[videohistory]

Pixar somehow finally managed to answer the question "What is the meaning of life?"

To live.

[enhypenstraykidsateezseventeen]

as a young(7th greader) jazz band student it hurt how at the beginning of the movie they laugh at her, she was doing improve and it was amazing. Also it reminded me of our best soloist who is a trombonist she is amazing.

[lici-rose]

I LOVE this film! My Dad even got emotional watching this, and he’s your regular ole macho Hispanic man. I love that the ending is ambiguous on what Joe decided to do. Did he go back to teaching? Did he go back to Dorothy? Did he figure out a way to do both? Or maybe neither? It’s kinda implied that he is happy with any choice listed above, kind of how our lives could be meaningful no matter what we choose to do.

[_Hadleygacha_]

This reaction was beautiful I have always had a HUGE fear of death when I was younger, but when this movie came out, I also cried my heart out, it was an amazing movie I love it! Tysm for reacting to this movie💗

[nicolasbaron]

I had the opportunity to watch this on the big screen last weekend and it's still just as great as I remember it! I don't know how Pete Docter was able to do it, but he finds new ways to impress me in such a great way. This just shows why we love Pixar so much. They always know how to entertain us with concepts that no other studio would think of and that truly is a tribute to their talents.

[videohistory]

Fun fact: the IRL middle school band is WORKING at sounding bad because they were actually too good!

[ThePixarDude]

Fun fact: The person thats playing the piano, Jon Baptiste, was filmed at several different angles to accurately get the keys on the piano, the hand movements, and everything.

So the scenes where Joe Gardner is playing the piano its actually Jon Baptiste being filmed.

[narotic]

Kinda have had anxiety about death too, lost some of my closest friends and almost died myself when alcoholism had a devastating effect on my diabetes, after 6 days in the hospital and a couple weeks of rehab in may 2022 ive been clean and doin better since tho so I plan on sticking around for a while lol

[harrypotteranddisneyfan]

Also 22 is so relatable like I am sorry but her mood is so funny.

[abthedragon]

I loved this movie when I first watched it! Joe's journey and the theme of appreciating the little things in life was amazing, complimented by the great music, animation and voice acting!

[panana]

This movie definitely helped me with my anxiety about death. It's so well done 👏

[lelelew]

I love this film and you could argue the loss soul scene is a great cure for social anxiety / depression. To remind you to not get caught up on little things and to rejoin life.