Some memories fade away, while others stay with us for life. But why can we remember some things and not others? And can you "make" a memory? This is what the experts say.

The "core memory" challenge also uses the echo effect and piano music by Dorian Marko to make the video feel ethereal. Core memories is a concept from the Pixar animated film Inside Out.

Here's a new Inside Out clip in which Joy breaks down the difference between a standard memory and a core memory; Pixar's latest hits theaters on June 19th.

While it might sound like a legit psychological term, a “core memory” is an idea Pixar dreamed up for the 2015 movie Inside Out. It describes events that had strong emotions tied to them that ...

Lewis Black, John Lasseter Share Their Core Memory Islands at ‘Inside Out’ Premiere ...

What are your core memories from childhood? Can you lock in a core memory by choice? What do your core memories say about you? The notion of “core memories” has become well known in popular culture.

Inside Out does well when it comes to representing the interplay of memory and emotion, while fudging some of the basics.

Inside Out begins with Riley's birth, and the beginning of her five core emotions: Joy (Amy Poehler), Sadness (Phyllis Smith), Fear (Bill Hader), Disgust (Mindy Kahling) and anger (Lewis Black).

In the world of Pixar’s Inside Out, our long-term memories are mazes and our dreams are made in a Hollywood-esque production studio. The new trailer for the film, about the personified emotions ...