Feelings hit me like a truck, but none of the kids in the audience understood what was

It's good, just watch

"Can we say that curse word we know?"

Also the mom emotions are all females and the dads are all males. But the kids are a mix

How about everyone else's emotions share the same hair as the person but the main character's emotions all have different hair.

Probably because this movie shows what growing up and change can be like, and most teenagers and

young adults can relate to

and was clearly made for children

If you know anything about Pixar and their creation process, then you'll know that they definitely intend for all their movies to have deeper meanings. In Creativity Inc., a book by one of the founders of Pixar, he says they put the story above all else, and that they completely rework stories dozens of times over for the meanings to ring true. It's so that something you loved in your childhood helps you far down the line, and so that everyone can enjoy the films, because they are more than children's cartoons. Monsters Inc. Was really about dealing with choice, and what you should do if one choice is the right thing and isn't allowed. Up was really about friendships in the most unlikely places, people you idolize who leave you in the dust, and how far you can go for love. I could.go.on endlessly. Pixar makes.children's movies, but that doesn't mean their movies can't/don't have deeper meanings or be intended for other audiences as well.

No one was insinuating otherwise.