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Inside Out 2

Inside Out 2, Pixar’s sequel to the 2015 hit, continues the journey of Riley Anderson, now 13 and navigating the tumultuous waters of adolescence. Directed by Kelsey Mann, the film introduces new emotions—Anxiety, Envy, Embarrassment, and Ennui—who challenge the established dynamics in Riley’s mind.Plot Overview Riley, having settled into her new life in San Francisco, faces the onset of puberty and the complexities of high school. When her best friends choose different schools, Riley's sense of self is shaken. Anxiety takes control, sidelining Joy and the other core emotions, leading to a journey where Riley must reconcile her inner turmoil to regain balance.Critics Review Critics have lauded the film for its emotional depth and imaginative storytelling. The Guardian describes it as “an inventive and moving return to form for Pixar,” highlighting its exploration of teenage angst and the pressures of fitting in. Roger Ebert’s website notes the film’s “hypnotic and transportive imaginativeness,” appreciating its portrayal of teenage challenges. Cinemablend commends the sequel for its maturity, stating it “follows a new phase of Riley’s life” with sharpness and creativity. On Rotten Tomatoes, Inside Out 2 holds a 91% critic score and a 95% audience score, reflecting its broad appeal. ​Conclusion Inside Out 2 successfully expands on its predecessor by delving into the complexities of adolescence. Its blend of humor, heart, and visual creativity makes it a standout sequel that resonates with both younger audiences and adults.

  • 2024
  • 1 h : 36 min
  • 866 views
  • 7.631
  • CBFC: U
  • English (Canada)
Starring
Amy Poehler
  • Joy (voice)
Maya Hawke
  • Anxiety (voice)
Liza Lapira
  • Disgust (voice)
Phyllis Smith
  • Sadness (voice)
Lewis Black
  • Anger (voice)
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Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear and Disgust have been running a successful operation by all accounts. However, when Anxiety shows up, they aren't sure how to feel.
Anu
Anu

2025-03-30 19:31:09

A sequel with beautiful execution and sufficient maturity to make this film a sequel that is no less than the first film. Even though the conflict shown is not as complex as the first film, but it still made my tears almost slide through my eyes. Such as the scene of Bing Bong saying the dialogue "Take her to the moon for me" in the first film, I did not find any emotions that were successfully expressed by the dialogue or scenes. But okay, that's okay, I still like it. The point is that you will find a feeling of nostalgia, a strong emotional feeling (although not too much), this film will be liked by every millennial child and children who want to go back to watch the second film to reminisce, I mean children who have grown up. The overall rating for this film is 8/10, it is definitely worth watching.

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