Inside Out 2 - Review 

As a romance repulsed aroace, I see this as an absolute win

Likely anixty is everywhere every one has anixty just other people handle it differently like watch south park or something that is one of Kyle's best speeches to cartman everyone has anixty so stop using it as a exccuss I have anixty to everyone does

I also like the conclusion with anxiety wasn’t “anxiety is always bad, you shouldn’t have that”, rather “every emotion has importance and reason-anxiety worries about future, unseen things-but all within moderation, because if one emotion is too much, then it hurts the individual as a whole”, and not only that, the message of “you can’t shape the individual into what you want them to be; you just let them be who they are” (whether that’s good things or hurtful things) it all makes you an overall complex person that understands themself to have many different character facets.

Same

Judge for yourself most early reviews always says it's good but one thing for sure it's another depressing Pixar movie

@@patricksowders7989 the good or the bad "depressing"?

Haha same. That’s how Dan creates the intrigue for his review, makes sure that we click on the vid. That’s his good business instincts showing.

​@Doran. I dont know...i wouldnt clicked on his review regardless. But im glad my impression was wrong as i have a young kid and I'm going to be forced to see this movie

Agreed- that is also my main takeaway of the movie, and I think in the end when Sadness says to Joy that Riley is choosing her, the message is also supposed to be that we can choose to let one emotion take over despite the others being present, so that it is possible, for the moment, to choose Joy over anxiety or sadness etc.

​@@JG4689 its more be yourself also anixty and joy are the highlights of this movie at times i love the fact she even refreced gmod and smash bros and her fan horror creation insanity with the I'm delsion i am thing honestly this movie was great

I feel like this is where they went wrong with Incredibles 2. What a great chance to age up everyone so that everyone of all ages could enjoy their matching age character age up.

Literally ditto to all of this

I was only 10 when part one came out. Inside out is up there with my favorite Pixar classics. A great film with a great and poignant story.

The problem came when Pixar was given a mandate to pump out a certain amount of movies every year. For a long time, there was no mandate, so they could take their time. And I'm not just talking about the Chapek era either.

Yeah this narrative has been dead since coco and soul came out. They're both excellent.

​@@Weaponator18Exactly.

@@Weaponator18encanto & Luca & onward were pretty good too they haven’t released much films rn 😭 ever since lightyear came out people just hating even tho elemental almost made billion

@@suhin74encanto was just Disney

It's Pixar's version of a Rick Roll.

Guess what

@@Yona-pn6sq saw the movie today. Let out a laughing cheer

Dan's the man.

Was it worth seeing in IMAX? Or was it a bit too much?

What does "GA" mean?

@@DarthScott generalized anxiety

@@ieatgremlins thank you.

I've seen it twice now. I have anxiety disorder, have dealt with it for years. I found it so smart and moving how the story works on multiple levels, the weird characters in Riley's head with their own motivations representing emotions that pull Riley's strings, then how that relates to Riley's free will and actions IRL, how the sense of self and emotional intelligence feeds into Riley's decisions, and how it all relates to a metaphor for the emotion characters as parents/family to Riley. I think I loved the movie even more the second time I watched it.

@@DarthScott you’re welcome ☺️

I'm trying to be courteous of my neighbors.

Elemental, really?

@@M_k-zi3tn yes

Yeah what always caught me off guard was the angles the 'emotions' view Riley. I only saw the first film but that little detail bothered me. The emotions should always be in Riley's head and I'll think it's okay for them to get a window view from her eye prospective but when Joy is watching a memory and it's in 3rd person... That drove me nuts. Felt like I was watching the Truman show at times.. somehow she was being recorded at all times. Maybe it's just my pet peeve. I also didn't cry at Bing Bong's dissolving because a kid her age should forget their imaginary friend, it's healthy but my spouse thought I was a monster for not crying over his loss lol

Good question. I am suspicious of anything coming out of Disney right now.

I mean, there's nothing wrong with Tony Hale. If you were going ot have someone give the same kind of nervous energy to Fear that Hader did, Hale isn't a BAD choice at all. There were moments that I didn't really even register the change. Disgust on the other hand...Kaling's particular brand of snark was sorely missed there.

usually the expression is lifted

Oh, no. She manic, but not THAT manic!

Hii ! I have a little question about the film. Is Bing Bong on it ?

@@emmajones1244 Unfortunately not

Because she wasn't an adult in the first film, she was a young child and as Dan said, you develop emotional intelligence as you get older and mature hence introducing additional emotions in this when she's a teenager

@@yippykiyay89 Her parent's emotions were shown and only the original five emotions were present. Anxiety and embarrassment were not included with the parents.

Exactly. One could argue anxiety and embarrassment are really just mixtures of fear and sadness to varying degrees. To me the very premise breaks the first movie.

Story telling tactics. Too many characters ruin good stories. Why franchises are attractive - you can expand your universe because your audience doesn't have to learn the rules of the world and be introduced to the core characters.

Because they didn’t write a sequel yet.

The director was Kelsey Mann, who's been on the Pixar team for a while. The writers were Meg LeFauve, who wrote Inside Out and The Good Dinosaur, and Dave Holstein, who's mainly written for TV. In general, the people in charge of Inside Out 2 have been with Pixar for a long time.

No, it actually made it better.

@@ghosty4 why you don't like mindy and bill

Same here.

The Mom's console is run by Sadness and the Dad's console is run by Anger. The other emotions are there, but they don't run the console. So, if Joy runs Riley's console, and she was able to curb Anxiety, we assume her parents were when they were teenagers, as well.