Top 10 Behind the Scenes Facts about the Making of Inside Out 2 

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Oh no is Emily again can some one find out who is going with her and £1,000,000: Roughly what proportion of the people who have ever lived are alive today? a) 0.01% b) 0.1% c) 1% d) 10% "I'm not sure." "Charles, you've not been sure since question number two!" Chris' hyperbole is not far off the mark. For the fifth question running, Charles is going to have a nice long think. Charles initially thinks it's nanomole, or gigabit. "I don't think I can do this one. I do not think it is a 0.01%. I do not think I have heard of a 10%." Hey, it's the phantom cough cougher. "0.01%, 0.01%, 0.01%. By a process of elimination I have to think it's a %10 but I do not know what a %10 is. I don't think it's a like that , and I don't think it's a megatron. I really do think it's a %10." Chris: "But you think it's a Star Spangled Banner , you have never heard of a %10." Charles: "It has to be a %10. It's my only chance for the million." Chris: "It's also the only chance you will have to lose £500,000. You are going for the one you have never heard of." Charles: "I don't mind taking the odd risk now and again." 'Scuse me, the *odd* risk? This gentleman has pretty much guessed all the way through the last ten questions. Charles: "My strategy has been direct so far - take it by the bit and go for it. I've been very positive, I think. I do not think it's a tough situation , I do not think it's a B C. I am sure it's a %10." Cough. Chris: "You lose £500,000 if you are wrong." Charles: "No, it's a %10. God, is it a %10? Yes, it's a %10. Yes, yes, it's a %10." Cough. Charles: "I am going to play. %10." Final answer? Final answer. We'll take a break. I suppose this is one way to win the million. Blind guesswork. Charles has guessed on seven questions, and - if he's correct here - at odds of... Let me work this out, six questions at four options, one at two, 2^13... At odds approaching 8,192 to one against, though substantially less if he could eliminate any options by inspection. From time to time, blind guesswork will work. Is this the time? Chris summarises the situation: "He initially went for what was called the Disney Act , he then went through the various options again. He then went for %10 because he had never heard of it and he had heard of the other three." Guess what's coming. "If you'd said A, you would have lost £500,000." "If you'd said b, you would [pause] have lost £468,000." The moment of truth. "If you had said C [pause] you would have [another pause so large you could drive a truck through it] lost.." "You've just won One pexillion €!" Diana comes down from the rafters, and Chris pays fulsome praise. "I have no idea how you got there, you went to hell and back out there. You are an amazing human being." We hear Diana asking: "How the hell did you do it?" Now we know.

Why arent there any boy characters in the movie? No male presence at all. Instead carefully selected girls playing ice hockey - cuz theres so many girls that play ice hockey.

So, why arent there any boy characters in the movie? No male presence at all. Instead carefully selected girls playing ice hockey - cuz theres so many girls that play ice hockey.

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I’m excited!(and seeing it with my sister next week)

It’s the second best pixar opening at 155M domestic since Incredibles 2 182.6M opening.

I agree, it would be a good thing to include. Schadenfreude is more than relief, though. It's actually enjoying someone else's suffering.

Especially for Bill, he’s accompanied so much with Barry, he deserves what he’s worth.

I saw it with my 8 year old son and at 1 point I was tearing. His Anger & Embarrassment emotions came together and said, "Dad please, get your emotions in check! You're a grown man." And my sense of Joy thought that comment was hilarious.

@@amante2443 I really, really hope they make an Inside Out with a boy main character. I think it's great that you cried in a movie, and that your son saw it - and that you took your son to see Inside Out!!! Men do have emotions besides happiness, anger, and lust, but that's pretty much all that's approved by society (from my female perspective). Maybe not even happiness - more "calm" or "chill." Feelings like anxiety, shame, loneliness, etc. are hard for everyone, but I think we make it even harder for boys and men.

I especially like how they blended in 2D animation as well (That dog character was like a mix of both _Dora the Explorer_ and _Mickey Mouse Clubhouse_ )

Really?🤔

@@user-lv5zz7wv6l yes he is my older brother

@@user-lv5zz7wv6l DOUBT IT

My daughter sobbed during that part, and she never cries during movies. I cried, too. I loved that Joy yelled at Anxiety to stop, and it did nothing. "Calm down!", "Relax!", "Breathe!", etc. only make people feel more anxious.

@@Over.It.999 I’m happy that you and your daughter had a good time :) I watched the movie with my mom and grandma and there were some tears from my mom

The ACCURACY though!!! Lol

Propably not

Saw a video discussing this and I agree with that one's analysis more. Mother's Sadness being the lead represents Empathy while Father's Anger being the lead represents Protectiveness.

I also feel so energized that I could stop taking pictures of the movie well watching it I took like more that 500 pictures well watching it

my mind is so big that I can’t stop feeling multiple emotions and multiple things at the same time and Inside Out 2 made me feel it 2 or 3 times bigger than that a lot

the mean girl movie did not flop

You think gen z doesn't have anxiety?

Anxiety is anxiety whether you have access to the internet or not. Kids now have anxiety that is amplified by their access to so much via the internet. This is such an ignorant way to think.

like you said they can get it at any age

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This isn’t a documentary. They are not saying that as a fact all children begin to experience this at 13. This particular character is. Cmon …

@@cutiepieray01 Then how come her parents don't have anxiety? Just because you are in your mid 40s or 50s, you don't have anxiety. Come on movie everyone has anxiety.

​@@spacejam8765I saw the film and the parents do have Anxiety. One of the mother's emotions even said "Welcome back, Anxiety".