Everything Wrong With Inside Out 2 In 20 Minutes Or Less

The biggest movie of the year is here, and it's a sequel, and it's great. But we shall sin it anyway.

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[jaebee]

Movie forgets that one emotion stayed up on "dream duty" in the first film. *Ding*

[vastotales]

This should be called *"Emotional Damage"* because this affected adults more than kids watching it.

[nickcervenka]

Showing RIley do the feeling, seeing, smelling, exercise to try and weather the panic attack while seeing Anxiety go absouletly ballistic without explaining it to the audience is probably one of the best pixar moments ever. It hit me so fucking hard.

[DIAC]

The panic attack scene was absolutely brutal, and I'm not even someone who suffers from those. So I cant even imagine how intense it got from people who do unfortunately suffer from those moments. Its a solid sequel but the climax definitely elevates it to one of Pixar's better films.

[jaebee]

Why do the emotions in other people's heads look like the person whose head they're in, but the ones in Riley's head don't?

[ashleyyong]

the "im not good enough" reveal hit me like a gut im glad cinemasins recognized the power this movie has during that whole scene.

[Kulkogo]

11:16 Considering that this script was likely written before the accidental Cars 4 leak, it means that not only is Cinema Sins good at sinning he’s also able to see the future

[SmokinJoe]

Very suprised if anyone didnt cry or feel much things during this. From reality from the anxiety panic attacks, to hilarity, fear and joy at the gorgeous quality of pixar. What a movie...

[jasonpaul]

"im not good enough....im not good not good enough....im not good enough" 😭😭😭😭

[markcasadevall]

Give a sin for Pixar for every employee who was forced to work tired hours 7 days a week to get this film ready in time for its release date only to get fired before release so they couldn’t receive there bonuses while the main stars received 5 million dollars, plus a percentage of the box office and many bonuses.

[fairyooofx]

You missed out the fact that Joy introduces the machine to the other emotions that sends memories at the back of the mind, so it’s probably the emotions first time they’ve seen this. Later in the movie however we see a MASSIVE mountain of memories which makes me wonder…. How could the emotions NOT know of this machine when Joy has literally sent thousands of memories down there???

[AngelWingsYT]

Amazed there is no sins or sin removal for Riley's emotions being extra after a single touch

[TheWarmachine]

Some Asian Dude with a slipper: *"EMOTIONAL DAMAGE!"*

[ajkaid]

Loved the hockey references, both those fouls were BS.

[buttermilkcoffeve]

I feel like Joy expressing RAGE and immense sadness should've freaked out the emotions those belonged to a lot more. They're nonplussed by the fact that their coworker that is intended to represent a singular concept like themselves has evolved enough to be capable of replacing them single-handedly.

[AJHelotie]

Missed sin: when Anxiety is all like “You have to score, Riley!” while she’s in the **freaking penalty box**!! I get what the movie was going for, but did Anxiety not know how hockey works?

[MrAnonymous]

I know this would be incredibly rare territory but since you’ve given out multiple sins for one action in a movie, I do think it would’ve been fair and right to give multiple sins off for probably the best visual representation of an anxiety attack ever done on film, ESPECIALLY given that it happened in a kids movie

[Saternalia]

16:35 Thank you Jeremy, for doing the right thing

[beeggym]

"...and I know, memories don't hire continuity teams...BUT they should!!"

That's what therapy is for me! And fuck yeah, mental health is an important thing to understand at any age!!!

[cliff]

the fact that it ended with 113 sins is beautiful. unintended A113 reference