Inside Out (2015) runs 95 minutes, or 1 hour and 35 minutes, as listed in the British Board of Film Classification's official release record. The Pixar film carries a U certificate in the UK and a PG rating in the United States, and it reached viewers through theaters, digital platforms, and physical discs on different dates. That runtime holds steady across the major tracking sources, though small regional variations exist. The sections below cover the exact length, what plays during the credits, the rating, and how to find each home-video version.
Table of Contents
- How Long Is Inside Out?
- What Rating Did Inside Out Receive?
- Is There Anything During or After the Credits?
- When and Where Was Inside Out Released?
- What Bonus Content Comes With the Home Release?
- Frequently Asked Questions
How Long Is Inside Out?
Inside Out's theatrical cut runs 95 minutes. The-Numbers box-office database lists the same 95-minute figure, matching the BBFC's record exactly.
Some regional listings show 94 minutes instead. Kinocheck's catalog entry attributes that single-minute gap to frame-rate rounding between PAL and NTSC video standards used in different countries, not to a shorter edit of the film. Viewers comparing a disc or streaming timer against the commonly cited "1h 35m" figure should expect this kind of rounding difference rather than a missing scene.
What Rating Did Inside Out Receive?
Inside Out holds a U certificate in the UK, per the BBFC's listing dated October 5, 2015. In the United States, the film carries an MPAA rating of PG, assigned "for mild thematic elements and some action," according to MPAA data recorded in a public library catalog. Both ratings reflect a film built around a young girl's emotions personified as characters, with moments of loss and sadness that go beyond typical animated fare but stop short of anything requiring a stricter rating.
Is There Anything During or After the Credits?
Inside Out includes short animated vignettes woven into the start of its end credits. According to Media Stinger's breakdown, these glimpses last roughly the first two minutes and show brief "inside the mind" looks at minor characters, including Riley's teacher, a pizzeria employee, a bus driver, a dog, and a cat. After that stretch, the credits run plain for the remainder.
There is no scene once the credits finish. AfterCredits.com's tracker marks the film's "After Credits?" field as "No," confirming the vignettes sit within the early part of the credit roll rather than as a stinger at the very end. Viewers who want to see them don't need to wait through the full cast and crew list — just the opening minute or two.
When and Where Was Inside Out Released?
Disney and Pixar released Inside Out digitally first, through platforms including Disney Movies Anywhere, on October 13, 2015, according to a Disney/Pixar press release archived on the Disney Geek blog. The Blu-ray Combo Pack, a separate Blu-ray 3D edition, a standard DVD, and Video On Demand access all followed together on November 3, 2015, per the same release. Each of these home-video formats carries its own bonus features alongside the 95-minute feature itself.
What Bonus Content Comes With the Home Release?
Both the digital release and the Blu-ray editions include the exclusive short "Riley's First Date?," made specifically for home viewing. They also include "Lava," the Pixar short that screened in theaters ahead of the feature, according to the Disney Geek blog release details and Screen Connections' coverage.
These shorts are separate bonus features packaged with the home-video editions — they are not part of the film's own 95-minute runtime or its in-credit vignettes. A viewer looking specifically for "Riley's First Date?" needs the digital or Blu-ray release rather than a theatrical cut or broadcast airing, since that short never played in theaters.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Inside Out have a mid-credits or post-credits scene?
No. The animated vignettes appear in the first two minutes of the credit roll, and nothing plays once the credits finish, per AfterCredits.com's tracker.
Is "Riley's First Date?" part of the movie?
No. It's a separate bonus short included with the digital and Blu-ray releases, not part of the 95-minute feature or its credits.