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" What to Watch: Inside Out Where to watch: Available for rent on \u00A0iTunes.\u00A0 Every year I make a rundown of all the movies I saw in the theaters, and I put them all in categories so friends and the internet can know what I thought about them. The categories range from Perfect to Meh to Terrible to Just Too Upsetting, with various levels in between. Everyone always wants to know what&amp;#039;s going to make it into the top echelon of Perfect, and this year there was only one: Inside Out. So with the announcement of the Oscar nominations yesterday, I decided it was time to call out this flawless gem of a movie in my column. This movie gives me all the feelings\u2014literally. It tells the story of Riley,\u00A0an 11-year-old girl, from the point of view of the emotions in her head: Joy, Anger, Fear, Disgust and Sadness. When Riley&amp;#039;s family moves to a new city, the emotions battle for her state of mind in a simply beautiful story about what it&amp;#039;s like to grow up, to be a kid and the importance of embracing all your feelings. I&amp;#039;m tearing up just typing about it. What to Eat: Chinese Food There&amp;#039;s an important dinner scene in the movie where Riley and her family are sitting down to dinner and an emotional war is raging, not only in Riley&amp;#039;s head, but in the heads of her mom and dad as well. They are enjoying that\u00A0San Fransisco favorite, Chinese takeout, so I figured it was a good match. Especially since\u00A0Chinese is what I&amp;#039;ll often turn to eat my feelings when I&amp;#039;m feeling down.\u00A0 Skinny Beef &amp;amp;amp; Broccoli Noodles  Skinny Panda Express Chow Mein  Baked Sweet And Sour Chicken  Follow Delish on\u00A0Instagram. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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