Inside Out 2...?

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[Rembreiker_lychec]

Anxiety turning Riley's Imagination Land into an animation sweatshop where joy isn't allowed is such a corporate clapback that I'm glad Disney didn't catch and remove.

[Zackattack]

I remember in the movie there's one line that joy says which goes along the lines of "I guess you experience less joy when you're older". That hit hard tbh. 😭

[Jonathan_Collins]

I saw a comment that basically said "I want an inside out sequel every decade until riley’s an old lady" and I would agree with that.

[Yuuteimiya]

I actually liked how the second movie didn't try to do something *BIG* as a story, but a very relatable simple experience almost ALL of us experienced.

[iBe_Sarah]

The climax scene where Riley is having a full blown panic attack and Joy is trying to reason with Anxiety is probably the best scene I've ever seen in a Pixar movie.

[syrianaspect]

The fact that this movie feels 2012 and 2024 at the same time

[lauracerqueiramachado]

The new emotions do have positive sides:
-Anxiety gets Riley to practice hockey more and she gets results
-Embarrassment gets Riley to learn from her mistakes
-Envy gets Riley to look for new things she wants for herself
-Ennui gets Riley to protect herself from socially awkward moments

[kateealer]

My favorite joke in this movie was when they introduced Ennui. All the adults in the audience laughed, because, teenagers, am I right, and all the kids laughed when Joy said she'd just call him "Weewee." I think it's a good movie for different age groups.

[BeautifulModelBarbaraHutch-ve]

No NO! Anxiety is not the villain, just an anti-hero.. She cares about Riley too, but her methods can be dangerous sometimes, at the end when Joy stopped Anxiety, she said "I was just protecting her', it shows anxiety just wanted to help Riley with her goals and future and is also important for her! all emotions are, just in right time, right portions, too much of anything is bad.

[stella-G]

15:46
i mean, her friends didn't just immediately forgive her, she did apologize and took accountability.

[EngineerRiff]

The most shocking thing about this movie is it’s absolute level of quality

[interdimensionalmusic]

I think the whole reason the story was a lot smaller this time around was to show how during these times the smallest things can seem like the biggest obstacles.
like, cleaning your room is equated to climbing mount Everest.

[yashvardhanraju]

16:40 i disagree cause anxiety is portrayed as being right and good for riley until it starts to get too much. like anxiety caused riley to train harder and try and make friends w the older girls and everything. the movie definitely portrayed anxiety as being good in small portions but self destructive when going overboard

[LeahRobinson-fglu]

18:24 I love this lesson. I made a friend in kindergarten and I saw her again in high school. She was a completely different person. She went from being sweet and kind to a short tempered smoker who did care about life. I told her our friendship isn't the same. It's not that I didn't want to be friends with her is that I don't want to be friends with somebody who thought it was okay to hurt others. We're still associates but were not besties anymore. Life messes people up.

[paiget]

When Riley met Val, it made me cringe so hard, because its pretty much how I behaved around my first crush. That memory was supposed to stay at the back of my mind, but this movie brought it back to the front 😂

[hennessyiscool]

i feel like Alex should be an emotion in these movies called “self-hatred” 🤣

[Moonlight.Howlings.]

If Turning Red was a metaphor for going through puberty physically, Inside Out 2 is a metaphor for going through puberty mentally.

[zackonvr]

sometimes it’s hard for me to believe alex is an adult

[ellie_]

8:24 i actually think mayas voice fitted anxiety perfectly to a tea. normally i agree that actors and voice actors shouldn’t always be in the same category, however i think this is a valid exception. anxiety’s voice isn’t supposed to be scared or shaky like fear, it’s supposed to be more convincing as anxiety convinces you about unreal things in your actual life.

[rosesthornsandreads]

tbh the fact that the whole movie is centered around anxiety and leads up to the panic attack makes so much sense to me. like the way anxiety arrived suddenly and completely took over and changed riley's belief system felt so true to what anxiety does to a person, and honestly i think that the realistic portrayal of a panic attack was so incredibly impactful. i have never seen a panic attack portrayed that accurately, and having that is huge for both mental health awareness and empathy, especially being that this is a kids movie. and at the end, anxiety was still important, but i really liked that she was using coping mechanisms to take it down to a sort of healthy level of anxiety instead of a destructive one. like yes, there was less external stress in this one, but the representation of anxiety was so meaningful. i can't remember ever feeling so seen because of a movie, even though i'm an adult and not really the target audience. i think this movie did exactly what it set out to do, and i think it was executed perfectly.