Elio is a lonely 11-year-old just looking for big answers about life in Pixar's newest movie, in theaters Friday.

Pixar’s Elio doesn’t start with a bang, it starts with a feeling of loneliness, confusion, the ache of not fitting in. From the beginning, the film taps into the headspace of a kid who's grieving, unsure of his place in the world,

Paul Klein doesn't seem to have many issues at all with "Elio". He writes that the film "might just be the best Pixar film since Inside Out. It's often funny, very thrilling and has moments that are very moving. It shows that even the biggest outsider can find community and that our complications make us who we are."