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Pixar's latest offering, Inside Out, has been drawing rave reviews from critics and moviegoers and particular recognition from parents of kids with special needs as a way to make abstract emotions concrete. Robert Rummel-Hudson, who blogs about special needs at Fighting Monsters with Rubber Swords and Support for Special Needs, has seen the film, and shares his thoughts on what's great about it and how it can help you start a useful dialog with your child (and maybe help you understand yourself better too). For more on the subject, read "Unspoken Stories of the Secret Heart" on Support for Special Needs and "Special-Needs Perspectives on Pixar's Inside Out" on About.com Parenting Special Needs.