Disney and Pixar’s Soul | Official Trailer | Disney+

Everybody has a soul. Joe Gardner is about to find his. Watch the new trailer for Disney and Pixar’s Soul, in theaters June 19.

About Soul:
What is it that makes you...YOU? This Christmas only on Disney+, Pixar Animation Studios’ all-new feature film “Soul” introduces Joe Gardner (voice of Jamie Foxx) – a middle-school band teacher who gets the chance of a lifetime to play at the best jazz club in town. But one small misstep takes him from the streets of New York City to The Great Before – a fantastical place where new souls get their personalities, quirks and interests before they go to Earth. Determined to return to his life, Joe teams up with a precocious soul, 22 (voice of Tina Fey), who has never understood the appeal of the human experience. As Joe desperately tries to show 22 what’s great about living, he may just discover the answers to some of life’s most important questions. Directed by Academy Award® winner Pete Docter (“Inside Out,” “Up”), co-directed by Kemp Powers (“One Night in Miami”) and produced by Academy Award nominee Dana Murray, p.g.a. (Pixar short “Lou”), Disney and Pixar’s “Soul” is streaming only on Disney+ beginning December 25.

Hashtag: #PixarSoul

[siijon]

Can we take a moment to appreciate how Joe’s glasses and Hat are apart of his literal soul

[joepmeinema]

why do i have the feeling that this was an idea for pixar spark shorts and they actually turned it into a movie

[Red-Magic]

The other trailers didn't have me convinced. But this...this one's got me hooked

[sergiolenoo]

This movie is so special to me... it was the last movie I watched with my brother. He passed away at february 8...1 month before his birthday. He was an great musician...a pianist just like Joe...Rest in peace Robson. I wish you had a second chance.

[natalua]

As much as I kinda wanted a Ratatouille style movie about this guy just trying to make it big, this actually seems really good.

[ToastyFresh]

“This is where souls get their personalities, quirks, and interests before going to earth”

This is my punishment for always skipping tutorials

[lckaboom]

“Is all this living really worth dying for?”


Oh... oh no.

[pohtahto]

The message was like "Living is not all about finding your purpose, It's about living your life to the fullest every single day"

[ghastxm]

“Is all this living, really worth dying for?” Dang that part got me.

[marvinmuking]

Me: "Uh, another pixar movie, why do they alw-"
Pixar: "Existential crisis is the theme of the movie"
Me: *Hollup*

[gabrielabrera]

Calling it now: 22 is gonna reveal a dark past where her life on Earth really sucked. She then found herself in The Great Before like Joe, but chose to stay there because she wouldn't experience the hardships and trauma of Earth. While 22 would remind Joe to keep his feet on the ground and recognize that the world is full of hardships, Joe teaches 22 that there are things on Earth to be happy about and to live life to the fullest despite the trails and tribulations of life.

[aeforeverx]

If you are depressed this movie makes you realize the meaning of life again. I haven’t cried that much during a movie in a really long time. Thank you pixar

[nicholasjohnston]

“From the people who gave you, inside out and coco”
Me: oh so it’s that kind of movie

[PotatoPatatoVonSpudsworth]

Everyone: Inside Out is Pixar's most existential film.

Pixar: So, this next one starts with the protagonist dying...

[OtterMotterPia]

90s pixar: here's a cute movie about toys that talk.

20s pixar: everything is terrifying, here's why living matters though it may feel mundane.

[katet]

I secretly cried watching this film. Honestly one of the most inspiring movies I ever saw. Probably one of my favourite Pixar animations ever.

[eduardogonzalezortiz]

"This film is not yet rated"
E for Existential Crisis

[johnslagleoo]

“Is all this living really worth dying for” that single line is what gonna get me to watch this movie

[chatteringbox]

Me: A new Pixar movie. And it's about a thing of life. Am I gonna-
Pixar: Yes, you're gonna cry.

[thatbankergirl]

The part that struck me the most was after the gig he didn't feel any different. It was a defining moment for him that there's a whole lot more to live for