Inside Out with all the emotions removed will still make you cry

There goes Pixar, still surfing along in an unstoppable wave of your tears

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If you thought your only weakness to Pixar's Inside Out was Bing Bong; you are so, tragically wrong. 

Each and every frame of this movie could hit you at any moment, to make your eyes violently wet themselves with a mere orchestral flair or nostalgic reminiscence. As Reddit user cadweasel's video proves, even removing the titular 'Inside' from the equation still makes for a heart-breaking tale, without the need to even enter Riley's 11-year-old mind. 

Transformed into a 15-minute short with the total absence of Joy, Anger, Fear, Sadness, and Disgust; Pixar's film becomes a simple, yet emotionally honest, story of a young girl struggling to cope with her family's upheaval to San Francisco. 

It's a testament to Pixar's art of empathy, of relaying stories and experiences audiences can universally relate to, even if the vessels for those stories are interplanetary robots and furry monsters; here, we explore the difficulties of letting go of childhood and embracing change.

Come on, it's pretty impossible not to choke just a little on the wave of feelings induced by little Riley bursting into tears in class when she fully takes stock of the life and traditions she's left behind in Minnesota; or in the video's final moments, with her parents reassuring her it's OK to miss her old home, and that it's together they'll be able to find a new happiness.

Inside Out is available on DVD & Blu-ray now.