
Soul
Pixar took you into the mind with 2015's Inside Out, now go on a journey from the streets of New York City to the cosmic realms to discover the answers to life's most important questions. Features the voice talent of Jamie Foxx, Tina Fey, Rachel House, Graham Norton and Questlove. From Oscar-winning director Pete Docter (Up, Inside Out).
- Director:
- Pete Docter ('Monsters, Inc.', 'Up', 'Inside Out')
- Writer:
- Kemp PowersPete DocterMike Jones
- Cast:
- Jamie FoxxTina FeyRachel HouseGraham NortonQuestloveRichard AyoadePhylicia RashadDaveed Diggs



Reviews & comments

Stuff
pressA joy-filled delight that would have been only improved by being made available to view in its natural, spiritual home – a cinema.

A.V. Club
pressIt's overflowing, like a bright portal into a new reality, with gorgeous details.

Slant Magazine
pressIt's hard not to want Soul to be all about music, not just as metaphor but as the very real engine that drives the film's characters forward.

Variety
pressAnother intuitive, easy-to-embrace metaphor for - dare I say it - the meaning of life.

The Guardian
pressIt’s all very headspinning, and there is real Yellow Submarine quality to the film’s innocent urgency and idealism which take it to the very brink of incoherence. That can sometimes be exasperating but also really captivating, especially in that final visual cadenza in which Docter and Powers are really are going above and beyond the traditional Hollywood ending. It’s a deeply sweet, happy, gentle film.

Screen Daily
pressVisually glorious, frequently very funny and genuinely profound, this is a picture which cries out to be seen on the big screen.

Hollywood Reporter
pressThis densely packed, exquisitely executed and just a teensy bit batshit film is peak Pixar. It's a vintage mix of the company's intricate storytelling, complex emotional intelligence, technical prowess and cerebral whimsy on dexamethasone.

IndieWire
pressLike some of the best jazz compositions, it uses a traditional framework to veer off in many unexpected directions, so that even the inevitable end point feels just right.

Empire Magazine
pressWhile not quite offering the emotional gut-punch it promises, its many ideas never completely cohering, Soul is nevertheless a gorgeous and tender existential trip. It’s full of surprises.

Stuff
pressA joy-filled delight that would have been only improved by being made available to view in its natural, spiritual home – a cinema.

A.V. Club
pressIt's overflowing, like a bright portal into a new reality, with gorgeous details.

Slant Magazine
pressIt's hard not to want Soul to be all about music, not just as metaphor but as the very real engine that drives the film's characters forward.

Variety
pressAnother intuitive, easy-to-embrace metaphor for - dare I say it - the meaning of life.

The Guardian
pressIt’s all very headspinning, and there is real Yellow Submarine quality to the film’s innocent urgency and idealism which take it to the very brink of incoherence. That can sometimes be exasperating but also really captivating, especially in that final visual cadenza in which Docter and Powers are really are going above and beyond the traditional Hollywood ending. It’s a deeply sweet, happy, gentle film.

Screen Daily
pressVisually glorious, frequently very funny and genuinely profound, this is a picture which cries out to be seen on the big screen.

Hollywood Reporter
pressThis densely packed, exquisitely executed and just a teensy bit batshit film is peak Pixar. It's a vintage mix of the company's intricate storytelling, complex emotional intelligence, technical prowess and cerebral whimsy on dexamethasone.

IndieWire
pressLike some of the best jazz compositions, it uses a traditional framework to veer off in many unexpected directions, so that even the inevitable end point feels just right.

Empire Magazine
pressWhile not quite offering the emotional gut-punch it promises, its many ideas never completely cohering, Soul is nevertheless a gorgeous and tender existential trip. It’s full of surprises.
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