Why Inside Out 2 is an Impeccably Perfect Sequel

This movie utterly blew me away. I always had more hope than most that Inside Out 2 would be a good movie, but what we got was legitimately one of the best films ever made.

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0:00 - An Unexpected Masterpiece
2:40 - A Perfect expansion of the Original Movie
5:59 - A Balanced Cast of Characters
8:18 - The Animation, Music, and Comedy are All Notably Great
11:40 - The Dark Secrets are All Amazing and Clever Characters
16:00 - Pouchy's Return at the End is Actually Really Clever and Great Writing
17:43 - The New Emotions (AKA The More Important New Characters)
20:48 - Why Anxiety is an Amazing Character
24:12 - The Beginning of Riley's Obsessions
26:40 - The Genius of Anxiety and Val's First Scenes
29:10 - Anxiety Takes Control
30:20 - How Are Imagination Becomes More Pessimistic as We Get Older
33:14 - How Riley's Fake Personality is Destroying the Real Her on the Inside
33:54 - Funny Detail of Foreshadowing When the Broccoli falls Into the Sar-Chasm
34:43 - How Riley's Fake Happiness and Fears Cause Her to Miss Things Right in Front of Her
36:47 - The Progression of Anxiety's Takeover and Her Tragic Belief She is Doing the Right Thing
39:55 - How Society Pushes Us Too Hard to Become Successful While We Are Young
42:42 - A Personality Built on Unachieved Dreams is a Recipe for Disaster
44:50 - Embarrassment's Lovely Redemption Arc
46:20 - Trying to Pretend We Don't Make Mistakes Makes Us Into Worse People
50:58 - Riley Only Begins to Be Herself Again When She Remembers joy and Her old Self
51:30 - Accepting Who We Are, and That We Cannot Control the Future
55:30 - Focusing On the Now, and What We Can Actually Control
56:37 - Just Because We Aren't Happy Now, Doesn't Mean We Will Never Be Happy Again
59:38 - On Final Possibly Clever Detail
1:00:28 - Final Scenes and Conclusion

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[Rockotarthepurplehatguy]

Lance is officially the new best character of this franchise. This is an objective fact because he has Purple Hair.

[emre_ez]

I still love the fact that anxiety said that fear protects riley from what she can see, and she protects riley from what she cannot see, and riley ends up crashing into someone.

[gtd]

What I love is Anxietys face when Rileys new sense of self says "I'm not good enough". She thinks she's helping Riley so much, and that was the end result. She looks so shocked, confused, and kinda scared but tries to play it off to not worry the others.

[thetwelfth]

I really liked the interactions between Joy and Anger here. In the first movie Anger wasn’t very developed because this emotion in children is often more similar to rage (temper tantrums), meaning it’s volatile and chaotic, how many kids have you seen get madder and madder after being denied something? It serves its purpose of communicating discomfort, but its excess makes it ineffective, you learn later that you can’t get what you want by stomping your feet. He did however do most of the thought processing and planning in the third act because Anger, along with Fear, is a very powerful and driving emotion. So when channeled into positivity, it creates what’s known as the _fighting spirit_ or _eagerness_ . Joy alone wouldn’t have been enough to push through the literal internal turmoil in Riley’s head, she needed Anger’s motivating power. 10\10 movie.

[lasercraft]

The thing I love most about this movie is the "I'm not good enough" scene. It just hits SO HARD, because its _so accurate. I especially like Anxiety's reaction to hearing it. She's not happy about it, you can see a clear shift in her expression. Anxiety hears this and is _devastated, _ because despite being the one responsible for it, that wasn't her intention.

She shows genuine concern, which is a perfect representation of real life anxiety. Anxiety doesn't exist to hurt you, its _supposed_ to protect you... But when taken to the extreme it causes harm instead. I like that this movie acknowledges this. It doesn't paint Anxiety as a _evil, _ it paints it as flawed but with good intentions.

[gqboygboy]

This movie was actual peak and when Joy said "When you get older, you feel less joy, " it hit me so hard and can fully understand.

[johnnguyen]

One of my friends talked about how the anxiety attack in the movie was so realistic BECAUSE she experienced one herself, and it felt so real that she resonated with the movie so much, and that when Riley came to her senses and finally allowed Joy into her life, she absolutely burst into tears and she loved the movie so much for her it potrayed anxiety and how to handle it

[MrTragedious]

What I loved about Inside Out 2 is that Joy stays true to herself instead of derailing her like Ralph from Ralph Breaks the Internet.

[cameronspalding]

One thing I like is that even though Anxiety is causing many of the problems through the movie: she isn’t the villan, she has good intentions (ie to help Riley do well in Hockey, she’s just going about it in a very misguided way)

[vetarlittorf]

I'm just glad it dethroned that god-awful Lion King remake as the highest-grossing animated film of all time.

[timothertimother]

I like the detail that Anxiety's version of "Sense of Self" looks so jagged and rushed like it was hastily made.

[TobyNoAwesomeness]

I kid you not, I saw this day 1 in cinemas and right as the credits started, I instantly said "Pixar is back, baby!" That got a laugh from the family on my row as they got up to leave whilst I stayed until the very end

[gtd]

Another thing I liked about the movie was Joy snapping. "Do you know how hard it is to stay positive all the time? When all you folks do is complain, complain, complain!" I really related to that. It really is hard to stay positive when everyone and everything around you is so negative. Joy is the leader, so everyone is constantly looking up to her and inadvertently placing a lot of pressure on her.

[deleetiusproductions]

In my opinion, it's undoubtedly the best sequel Pixar has made since Toy Story 3.

[thekirstenempire]

I appreciate Joy still going through an arc similar to the first, rather than one that complete changes her character yk?

[kel-sx]

One thing I like about Lance is the fact that his hair usally clips through his head

[jaycobsanimations]

I cried when watching the part when Joy takes back control over the control panel at the end of the movie, when Riley finally felt true joy for the first time in days, I'm glad that i'm not alone in thinking that this is the best Pixar sequel of all time!:D

[LittleNoddyLemmyVideos]

If i had two nickels for every perfectly written psychological attack that happened to have an orange character leading it, i'd have two nickels

[Mx.muffin]

I'm gonna be honest, I didn't have high hopes for this movie, but when I watched this in theaters, my opinion immediately changed. It's great and a real tear-jerker

[TrainfanJanathan]

That panic attack scene made me tear up in the movie theater. I know all too well what that feels like.

Back when I was a truck driver, I was making a delivery to a Family Dollar store and the owner of the dry cleaners next door got mad at me for parking near his store. I told him that I didn't have a choice because that's where I have to be to make the delivery. Out of spite, he parked his car in front of the truck to box me in. When I asked him to move, he laughed. I then threatened to call the cops, but he said he would lie and say that I scratched up his car.

At that point, I sat in the driver's seat of the truck and just shut down. I had been having nothing but bad luck since I started being a truck driver and that was the last straw. I remember not feeling like I had the mental capacity to process what was going on. I was just frozen. I tried calling my parents, but I was crying so much, I couldn't even get a coherent sentence out.

Needless to say, I'm not a truck driver anymore. Too stressful.