Inside Out 2 Riley Has An Anxiety Attack Full Scene

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[purplefire]

When anxiety said she was just trying to protect Riley 😭 that’s the saddest thing it’s so destructive in so many ways but it really is your brain trying to protect you

[BoredYTWasHere]

The fact that Anxiety realized what she had done and still said "I can fix this"

[DorianSanchez-onqr]

This is a genuine and real depiction of a genuine panic attack of your life, a panic attack is serious and you need to get help when you have a panic attack

[yamihikarilightdark]

It’s sad how Anxiety isn’t doing this to be antagonistic on purpose. They just wanted to help. It’s like a defensive technique that ends up tearing you apart. Anxiety from cptsd is kind of like that sometimes.

It’s interesting to see media portray anxiety as a character not necessarily as a monster or an enemy, but like an abused dog that’s used to lashing out to protect itself, even when it’s already been rescued.

Or like in this, as someone with good intentions that becomes frantic or controlling as they keep trying to fix a sinking ship they caused to sink. Because “they can still fix this” and “they HAVE to fix this NOW”

[OhioSportsCast]

Disney and Pixar did a really good job doing the whole panic attack thing.

[crlynn_]

when Riley had a panic attack, i literally saw myself…

[philmorley-kozu]

I have ADHD and Autism and this sums up the best way to show a meltdown or anxiety attack. Yes it made me cry and I'm 48.

[Raymond-uc]

IS ANYONE GONNA TALK ABOUT THE SCORE DURING THE ANXIETY ATTACK?! IT IS SO EXCELLENT!

[alinagareeva]

The "you don't get to choose who Riley is" line is very important here. YOU should never let all your anxiety thoughts turn into your believes about yourself. YOU'RE NOT not good enough. YOU'RE NOT a bad person. It's only anxiety making her stupid projections. And the best way to battle it is making good projections as well. Make it your exercise and see for yourself.

[BlazeM]

I FELT this so much. 😩😩 And then end when she grounded herself bsck to reality. I freakin cried in the movie theater.

[nkganela]

Ok but joy finally letting all of rileys true emotions show was so heartwarming. She realized she was doing the same thing, controlling riley to feel one way only all the time

[alxl_mm]

The "Im not good enough!" Was so sad😭

[kaylaheater]

I like that they highlighted on how she grounded herself you can see she’s using her senses. She touched the bench she’s sitting on, she hears the sounds, and she’s taking breaths. The 54321 (or 5, 4, 3, 2, 1) method is a grounding exercise designed to manage acute stress and reduce anxiety. It involves identifying 5 things you can see, 4 things you can touch, 3 things you can hear, 2 things you can smell, and 1 thing you can taste.

[cjkadar]

seeing her try to ground herself still gives me chills. i breathe with her, feel my surroundings, listen to what's around me (movie audio on point)

[Matsuna]

I saw this film yesterday and it was very good. Anxiety said she was trying to protect Riley, but what she did was hurt her and the people she loves. The scene where Riley is having a panic attack while in the penalty box can happen to anyone in the world.

[laurenmalone]

It’s amazing how accurately these movies managed to portray anxiety attacks and depression. The console turning grey in the first movie after Riley decides to run away and sadness being the only one one who can remove the idea from the console.
Anxiety whirling around like a tornado but also frozen in fear. It really hits when you watch them as an adult
Edited to add: I also appreciate how fatigued Anxiety is after she is able to let go of the console, I suffered a mild panic attack at work about a month ago and after it was over I was so tired it was an effort just to keep my eyes open.

[RakuGaki]

Probably the best climax for a 21st century Disney film

[HeroTheHedgehog]

This scene got me tearing up in the theater. I related to it so much.

[Msm]

Ugh finally a panic attack scene with no take a slice music.

[bullwinkle]

And the fact that Bree and Grace still checked on her despite everything that happened…if that isn’t real friendship, I don’t know what is