Joy Finally Snapped #shorts #insideout #insideout2 #pixar #disney #pixaranimation #animation

[-neonvr-]

"Your delusio-"
"I will burn this planet down, before I spend another MINUTE, LIVING AMONG THESE ANIMALS!"

[Bluekirby]

I think it’s because she’s been bottling up her emotions trying so hard to stay positive even on edge all the complaining is like joy being a soda bottle and shake it just enough and KA BOOM! She pops

[ахалама]

Joy definitely felt sad in the first movie, so it's ok she's angry now.

[lavender_cows]

"JIMINY MOTHER LOVIN TOASTER STRUDEL"

How you curse when there's kids around

[DaltonIsaacs-fnbb]

I think all of them are capable of expressing the other emotions, or in other terms, feeling ambivalence. Emotions are nuanced, so it makes sense that they can occasionally get mixed around. I mean, Anger gets excited sometimes (He smiles at the end of this scene), and Fear can feel relief when things turn out okay. I’d see no reason why Joy wouldn’t be able to feel Anger. Even in the first movie, she mourned over Bing-Bong’s death, so it’s not outside the realm of possibility for her to feel other things than “No thoughts, head empty” happiness. (I’d also like to mention, anger isn’t a direct opposite to joy. You can enjoy revenge, an action taken out of spite. Venting your frustrations is also very cathartic, and does often lead to relief. I wouldn’t consider them opposites, I’d just see them as different extremes.)

[dandylion]

i feel like people feel emotions in different ways. when riley is sad, she tends to see the light in things. however, someone else could feel angry when they are also sad. kind of like how our experiences influence our emotions, the same happens with riley’s emotions.

[greysenhucek]

Still hilarious because even anger got scared

[Zazabazaa]

Sadness didn't evolve into a new emotion... she was just finally understood for what she is. Joy isn't a literal embodiment of Joy, she is a being created to create as much joy as possible in Riley's life. This is one of those things that really just shouldn't be thought about too much.

[zeusthefox]

My guess is it's all her emotions balancing out.

As she gets older the emotions start to become more sophisticated

[The_bestswiftie]

I think it’s to show that no one has a perfect life, even though they seem happy in the outside, in the inside they’re crying……

[TurkishOneFurkan]

She sounds like an angry mother yelling at her kids

[namelessdemon]

Tears of joy... when your favorite show leaves you on a REALLY good cliffhanger...

[carafurry]

I almost feel like joy is experiencing a form of pride in this moment. She sees herself as better than the other emotions and is confused why they can't be as great as her.
Pride is often associated with joy!

[pizzabocks]

Honestly, i just like how complex it is to understand how complicated the emotions (like joy) are, just like actual emotions!! :)

[sliceofgarlicbread]

I thought her major arc in the original was that she finally learned that she could express other emotions..?

[GrimtheSnake]

The emotions are their own people, they aren’t fully dictated by their job, though it’s a large part of them

[heatherbowman]

EVERY TIME I REWATCHED AND SHE SLOWLY TURNED AROUND I FELT LIKE SHiTTING Myself😱😱😱

[RetroTurtl]

My theory is that the emotions don’t have to reflect the emotion they control. For example, all the emotions showed sadness in the first movie when Joy and Sadness went missing, so maybe they just control the emotions and don’t become them

[Dnd_Nerd]

I kind of see it as each emotion having their own personality. Like they are each their own person

[numberwalk]

In my mind, each of the emotions has all their own range of emotions like any person does, but whatever they are is the primary emotion they feel. That's why sadness can be happy, anger can be afraid, joy can be angry, so on and so forth.