Better than the first one??? First time watching Inside Out 2 movie reaction

[@BaddMedicine]

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[@marcelpailalah8413]

Please react to a movie called How To Make Millions Before Grandma Dies. It's a Thai movie, it centered around a young male who, after received news that his grandma got diagnosed with cancer, decided to take care of his grandma while he himself trying to secure his inheritance from his grandma. This movie is a seriously tear-jerker movie, full of family-themed lessons and, I can dare to say, this movie is a lot better than any family movies that you've ever seen or reacted before.

[@nvm-mvn]

@@marcelpailalah8413 ......

[@ashleysteffy7224]

I loved it and saw it in theaters! So happy y'all got to watch this gem together. Cannot wait to see how nostalgia and the other emotions play in the future!

[@KnightEntertainmentNetwork_]

You know what we’re looking for gents.. the time has come! It’s Deadpool & Wolverine time!! lol #LFG

[@Roipubg]

Please React On PADMAVAT movie ( its true story based in year ( 1292-1301 ) …. You’ll be surprised ! ( how RAJPUTS women protect themselves when their kingdom about to fall and to avoid slavery what womens do !!😢

[@reebsreiswig]

I think what's beautiful about this movie is in the end.... By 'wanting' Joy.... It's RILEY who starts choosing what emotions she wants to feel instead of the emotions deciding for her. Really shows her growing up b/c she's learning how to control her emotions and not letting them control her anymore. 🥰

[@lisabeloved]

That's a beautiful summary! ❤

[@SweetBrazyN]

It’s a cartoon film calm down lol they’re not real

[@Kat-qf7ov]

@@SweetBrazyN everyon knows it's not real, they are appreciating the way the filmmakers created this symbolism, have some critical thinking for god's sake

[@MD-dp3es]

⁠@@SweetBrazyN Most if not all Disney movies have a lesson by the end. Just because you missed it doesn’t mean you should judge others who didn’t.

[@ronweber1402]

@@SweetBrazyN Were you born a cunt or did it require a lifetime of failing to meet expectations?

[@Saphthings]

I love that in the first movie, Joy says, "Sadness, Riley NEEDS you", and here Sadness says, "Joy, Riley WANTS you". We need sadness, but we want joy.

[@mari-emm]

I LOVE that they didn't show us if she got in or not - it's not the point of her journey or this movie. She's happy either way thanks to all the stuff she went through

[@bulletsandbracelets4140]

I do think she would have been a little more accepting and a little less cheerfully enthusiastic if it had been a no, lol! But I agree, I'm glad they did the show and not tell method here. It didn't need to be stated outright.

[@athome2004]

It was cool that they did that but they did kind of hint that she got in at the end of the movie when she's waiting for the text saying that she got in or not and at the end she got a text and she's smiling I think that's what they were trying to hint at I could be wrong though but I love that they didn't just like put it out there cuz maybe it's a different text you know kind of thing❤❤

[@mari-emm]

@@athome2004 That's exactly what I meant: she could've also smiled even if she didn't get in being proud of herself for doing her best

[@athome2004]

@@mari-emm that is true it also leaves like an opening for a part 3 if they also choose to which I love sorry I didn't understand at first

[@djawaitsyt]

@@mari-emm I'm a little late to this but I figured I'd contribute my two cents. I think she got on the team because of how big she smiled. Even if she didn't get on the team, I'm sure she would have been proud of herself and still smiled and thought proudly of how hard she tried, but I think there would have also been disappointment. I don't think she would have smiled that much while disappointed, so I think she got in.

[@carolinasanchez2586]

its so beautiful how at the end of the first movie, joy tells sadness " Riley needs you" and at the end of this one, sadness tells joy " Riley WANTS you" Made me cry so much when i figured that out.

[@SakuraPixie]

I took my sons (11 and 7) to see this in theaters and it resonated with my youngest especially. He deals with his own kind of athletics related anxiety and was in tears during Riley’s anxiety attack. He told me after that he felt that way sometimes (he sets HIGH expectations for himself) and since watching this movie he hasn’t had as many emotional outbursts and breakdowns when it comes to his personal athletic performance. I was an overachieving kid and the casual comment the dad made about scholarship money hit home hard. Riley’s parents, like my own, are far from overbearing and incredibly encouraging, but we don’t realize how such genuine compliments and attempts at encouragement can apply invisible pressures to our psyche ❤

[@Sugerglider69]

So heartwarming to hear that 🎀

[@totallynollie10]

Wow

[@maliedelgado2658]

The best thing about that big group hug is that Riley is learning to *embrace* all of her emotions. She acknowledges every single one and lets them be, and she becomes comforted when she finally admits that she is ALL things, good and bad experiences make her who she is. It’s a beautiful moment of self-acceptance ❤️

[@MelaniePoparad]

The anxiety making you freeze hit me hard. Fight, flight or freeze.

[@lisabeloved]

That got me hard too. I had tears streaming in the theater and my 10 year old was mortified/embarrassed I was crying in public lol

[@MelaniePoparad]

@@lisabelovedmy mom and older sister dragged me, very intentionally, to this movie. It has actually helped to visualize my emotions and process things better.

[@sawanna508]

I didn't feel tears in that scene but I could feel the exellerated heart rate, sweat and the freezing when I watched it in the movie. The tears came later again when her friends asks her if she is arlight.

[@robert_bbiii]

The fact that it is also moving a million thoughts a second. You freeze but there are so many thoughts going in your head.

[@Sheikahsheik90]

Mason Quinn and the “…Well that hurts…” 😂😂😂😅😭😭😭😭 every adult watching this.

[@sherrijean03]

Yep! I 💯 teared up 😢

[@MissRichTeaa]

Pixar hit hard with this one. 'Maybe this is what happens when you grow up: you feel less joy.' 'I'm not good enough.' Anxiety spiralling out of control I feel like this movie and Puss in Boots 2 did a pretty good job showing anxiety and panic attacks for both kids and adults. To hear people talking about it more and see more understanding is always a good thing. On a brighter note - THAT is how you do a sequel. Easily as great as the first. I can't decide which I like more, it keeps changing.

[@diamcole]

"Joy, Riley wants you" took me tf out. Started sobbing lol!

[@MissRichTeaa]

@@diamcole Dang it, I missed that one! Also got me in the feels :(

[@starshineOnme]

I agree. The "I'm not good enough" made my heart shatter. The voice actor did such a good job with that line.

[@DeadlyBeast205]

That line Joy said made me cry 😢

[@cazper420]

The "back of the mind memories" are what keep me up at night and trigger my anxiety. These movies do such a great job making these emotions we all feel come to life. And also so understandable for others who may not have the full extent of certain emotions like anxiety or anger or embarrassment

[@RedPandaGirl002]

I so love how a couple of them reacted and said, "Oh, Pouchy!" @17:08-17:14 despite them being adults! 😅😆😁🥰

[@withxoutxlife]

I imagine they have kids, or have experiences with kids that like to watch cartoons like this, so this probably isn't their first rodeo with playing along. 💙

[@RedPandaGirl002]

​@@withxoutxlifeYes indeed lol!

[@bananies12]

Both movies might technically be made for kids, but it's the adults that get how much these emotions can affect your life when you're out of balance. I've been going through probably the roughest patch of my adult life with the worst anxiety I've experienced thus far; and, when anxiety started going out of control screaming she had to score, I just burst into tears in the theater. This movie actually helped me experience some peace of mind.

[@karstynmcdaniel]

Yeah I saw this one with my sister who was also in the summer between 8th and 9th grade. She found it relatable but I think it's hard to truly evaluate experiences like this in real time. she will probably appreciate it more as an adult one day. She liked it more than the first one though

[@cheshirekat528]

I love the way they illustrated the anxiety attack. That is exactly what it feels like, one thought triggering another and another, until you are literally spiraling. The rapid movements and tornado-like visuals of “Anxiety” were spot on.

[@jenniferbelmoudden344]

This part made me cry so hard 😭😭😭😭😭

[@VlamVlyer]

As someone who's struggled with anxiety all throughout my life, this movie was so relatable. The way they visualized the panic/anxiety attack was such a great visualization. Because it really feels like that

[@mitchellhp]

That, “Maybe this is what happens when you grow up. You feel less joy” line hits everyone. I think together these movies show that as a child your happiness & emotions come from your parents, because as a young kid you have so little control & all you can do is react. As you grow up & learn, you start to gain control of your emotions, and now that you have to be the one in charge, sometimes it’s harder to create & find your own joy. That’s why I love the difference of the endings of both movies - going from “Sadness, Riley needs you” to “Joy, Riley wants you.”

[@rachelfondeur]

I was in school for psychology when the first came out, thought it was perfect and now this one is out and I’m a full fledged therapist. Anxiety was something I struggled with a lot but as I got older and into my profession I was able to manage it better and didn’t have as many issues. I was so excited watching this movie pointing out all the therapy beats I noticed, but during the anxiety attack scene I broke down. I’m grateful to have my husband who just held me as I worked through that scene but man they really portrayed it in a way that feels understandable for kids but authentic for adults.

[@TheRealSubourbonMermaid]

The way this movie broke me! There were so many moments where I just lost my composure and dissolved into a puddle of tears. Such a great movie.

[@bokehblind]

My therapist encouraged me to watch this movie. We now use it in sessions. For me, because of my childhood, we say that Trauma leads my brain system. Similar to Anxiety. Its okay to let Trauma run things sometimes but I have to remember the other emotions are there too ❤

[@lisabeloved]

That's beautiful, and relatable! My therapist gave me these affirmations to help reinforce feeling the good feelings too: I feel good I am safe I like myself I love myself I got this I can do this I'm enough ❤

[@rachelfondeur]

I recommended this to a patient too! It’s so beautiful to have representations of what you feel and understand it

[@sawanna508]

@@lisabeloved Thanks!

[@dottzie33]

The last 20 mins of this film killed me Joys line about not feeling Joy when you grow up and Anxiety spiralling out of control hit really hard. Sobbed like I did at the end of Toy Story 3 x

[@OlaCh93]

Movie is spot on anxiety. Because what can help with anxiety? ACCEPTANCE. You can't eliminate it, you can't push it back because it backfires. You have to hug it (just like in a movie) and acknowledge that anxiety is mechanism that tries to protect us but it just doesn't work sometimes. Acceptance brings you peace and lets other emotions shines through.

[@QuackAttack]

As a huge hockey fan, this movie has INSANELY realistic hockey scenes which makes me appreciate it a lot more 😌

[@Mertaranta]

Definitely. Though Riley didn't deserve the penalty at the end, since she had the puck. But it did capture the beauty of hockey so well. And let's acknowledge that Riley is pretty much a phenom level talent. :D

[@VestigialDuke]

embarrassment is one of my favorite new emotions. I love how the explore the idea of not just outside embarrassment but inner embarrassment as well. As he is shown to be not ashamed of the person Riley is becoming to the point of going angainst anxiety and helping sadness. He is very subtle about it but it's really a reminder of your values as a a person.

[@floresefogo]

I get really bad anxiety/panic attacks from time to time and watching this movie was rough! When she gets the amxiety attack my tears were streaming down my face😭 Just a really good representation of how it feels! When I get mine it’s like everything inside of me is just spinning real bad and I’m just frozen in the middle of the storm like Anxiety is at the control board and my anxiety actually feels like electricity inside my body like the storm around the control board and the new sense of self that anxiety made also was like tiny electrical lightning bolts⚡️ just a really good visualization of what it’s like, for me at least 😅

[@Alisha-643]

Thank you for making my dinner time happy 😅 eating alone while watching good reaction videos has become a part of my lifestyle ❤😅

[@magicmilestone]

I really can’t express the amount of amazement, shock, and realization that hit me the day I first saw this in theaters. I had a therapy session earlier in the afternoon and talked through the exact situation of anxiety with my therapist - and what’s crazier is that she used the same phrase “Anxiety can’t choose who you are”. As soon as Joy said that line in the film, I literally broke out in tears. Luckily my husband was right there to hold my hand, as he knew exactly what I was thinking and going through. As a newly married person who just moved across the state from my family to start a life with my partner and is in the process of changing career paths, my anxiety really is on the high end these days. But it’s films like this that help ground me and remind me that I’m human and it’s okay to have these emotions (but not okay to let it control my life). So happy you guys reacted to this movie and enjoyed it as much as I did! Keep up the great content, I look forward to each time y’all post! All the best

[@alexwilson1878]

YES, FINALLY, I've been waiting for this for y'all to react to this one, I cannot wait for y'all to see what awaits for the emotions and new emotions. Other then that, enjoy and y'all won't be disappointed

[@Gaz_The_Palico]

When Anxiety started to spiral, I felt a panic attack of my own, unfortunately. I knew it was going to happen, so nobody panic. I couldn't watch the scene all the way through. I had someone there to comfort me. :) Anxiety being frozen in place like that while the rest of her is a blur is exactly how a real panic attack feels like. Your mind races while your body freezes. You guys actually hit on all the right notes in your post discussion. This movie has become my favorite, and one that I needed to see. 😊

[@SandJosieph]

Were you too far gone to follow Riley's lead as she brought herself out of it?

[@SchneiderRammGirl]

Quinn's points said in his review is 1000% spot on & a comfort to hear & Dave's "feel it" was good advice too thanks! ♥️💙 & lurved all your reactions at 17:30 movie had just as much charm as 1st one, seeing new emotions with Riley as teenager, the "not good enough" moment was so well done here showing what its like for people who can relate, a powerful & emotional movie with a delightful ending, I'm gonna imagine my emotions as cute characters in my 40yr old body now hehe.

[@s5turnQluvs]

im a teenager and i was a kid watching the first movie and it resonated with me. THIS one however, had me sobbing. I've been struggling with anxiety this year and seeing Riley break down so realistically had me breaking down. I watched it with my family and as I cried my mom was hugging me and i think she understands now what I mean when im having an attack

[@ShafiqaIdris]

Loved your reactions! I just watched this movie a couple of days ago and love the care and details the writers, animators and voice actors put into it. I teared up a couple of times (when Riley had the anxiety attack, when she built her new sense of self, and then when she picked joy). This was such a beautiful movie.

[@lamisbadra4278]

My 14 year old twins were sobbing and I was sobbing too Because it is so realistic I loved it so much

[@fromthegraysea]

I saw this movie for the first time less than a week ago, and twice already this week when I started having anxious thought spirals, I heard Joy’s voice in my head saying “but none of those things are happening right now” and I’m amazed how much that has snapped me out of it.

[@miaalyssa]

I finally watched this the other day and was absolutely amazed with the way they portrayed Anxiety. I suffer from major Anxiety and Panic attacks a lot and I got so emotional watching the Anxiety attack scene. The way they showed Riley calming down and touching the bench, listening for the ice skates, taking deep breaths. Those are all things I do when I feel my panic attacks about to stop because I need to ground myself in a way. I ofcourse love all the new emotions and I love this story and the animation is incredible always. But I ofcourse pointed out anxiety lol

[@kathybiggs2258]

You gotta appreciate that Joy‘s little sleeping nook looks exactly like Riley‘s room

[@stormy2184]

I really appreciated the way they showed Riley dealing with anxiety. They had a chair where she could relax but she still reminded everyone about the test❤ it shows that all emotions are valid and fulfill a purpose (when they are expressed in a healthy,balanced way). I also liked anxiety showing up on the parents but not being constantly there. Really well done. Great reaction as always guys ❤

[@Kitty-vt5putvr]

Thanks for this wonderful reaction. What I really love about this channel is the nuanced, thoughtful and considered comments at the end of reactions. Coming to this movie, oh boy anyone who has ever had an anxiety attack will have really resonated with that scene in particular. Any film that helps Adults, children understand the emotions they are feeling is wonderful in my book. Inside out is definitely one of those great films. Some movies I would love to see you guys react to and your thoughts on (from different genre’s and excellent for different reasons: -Spotlight 2015, A walk to Remember, Miss Congeniality and Remains of the day. Thanks again for this reaction.

[@roxysdg334]

I SAW THIS MOVIE OPENING WEEKEND WITH MY 35 year old so. His 33 year old wife and my 4 year old grandson. We all LOVED IT! Everyone for different reasons but this shows the absolute brilliance of this film. So glad you guys saw that as well! 🥰❤️🥰😊

[@TheDragonsRose]

It's important to recognize that Anxiety wasn't a villain, but rather an antagonist. Anxiety was only acting as she was made to be, and in the way she felt was best for Riley. But letting Anxiety run the show will only lead to doom, and letting Riley grow and figure out how to control her emotions and accept her faults as lessons is the best message for people going through those young growing pains.

[@ineffablemars]

As someone who struggles with panic attacks.. that was a really great representation of what a panic attack is like. And it’s one of the only depictions I’ve ever seen of a panic attack in a movie. I really appreciate that.

[@lifelikelisa]

I love this movie. It did such a wonderful job of depicting anxiety and as much as I love the original, this one tops it!

[@TylPhumin]

About Anxiety. I believe it is very improtant to make the distinction: she was very much an antagonist in this story BUT not the villain! (some ppl call her a villain) cant wait for a sequel! i want at list 4 more sequels at different stages of her life! 58:39 this is where the words arent the same. Envy is wanting something someone else has. Jealousy is wanting something someone else has, and denying it to others (taking it away from others, common in love plots - usually the antagonist doesn't just want "a boyfriend like hers" they want to "take that specific boyfriend from someone else as their own")

[@Aznlollipop]

I love it every time when The Oak says “ahhh” understandingly and writes on his notepad 😊

[@jamiedee2409]

I'm always a mess as soon as the "I'm not good enough" scene starts and the second Riley's anxiety attack plays out, I start crying. Someyimes, things pile on for me and suddenly I'm absolutely overstimulated and in a full blown anxiety attack. Having this feeling visualized is amazing and heartbreaking at the same time.

[@Letha-Mae]

Diamond Dave thanks for editing this in the right moments for us. Also I loved hearing your alls thoughts about each emotion!! As someone who struggles everyday with sadness and Anxiety I can relate so very much! ❤️‍🩹

[@taneshah.1260]

My sister and I took my 9 year old nephew to see it the last day it was in theaters. I don't think there's a Pixar movie I've found more relatable. That anxiety scene almost took me out. I had to learn how to talk myself down so as to not keep raking up unnecessary ER bills.

[@studioalexis1725]

Man let’s talk about it. What I have to say about joy in relation to getting older is: as I’ve gotten older, the things that bring me joy have changed. One example is a sunny Sunday morning, with a cup of coffee watching my son ride his bike and we have no other plans. Or a smoked brisket my dad spent the weekend making (Texas here). Getting older just gives so much more perspective and lets us appreciate and find joy in the little things.

[@VestigialDuke]

Joy's line " that what happen when you get older, you feel less joy" i think is often misinterpreted. That's her big moment of doubt (known as "the dark time of the soul" in screenwriting) later we see when she is called by Riley how she has more mature ways of expressing herself, as a feeling of peace or serenity. This is beautifully shown in her acting while operating the console. As in the beginning and the first movie she is rough and explosive. As in the end she is gentle. It's not as if the movie says that you'll never be happy again, but more so that you must find joy in the small things.

[@JasminIsabellSchröder]

Just came home from work, couldn't have asked for more! LET'S GOOOO ❤️

[@carmenmintrose]

Yayy I've been waiting for this one! Thank you guys for another great reaction, I completely agree that this is such an important movie that helps people understand themselves better. And I agree that this might be even better than the first one! I absolutely love all the world building and play on words haha, and of course the development of the characters. The fact that Anxiety just takes over and goes into overdrive felt so real to me, as a life long overthinker. That scene with the anxiety attack hit really hard. It was such a great depiction, I felt like I was right there with her and I cried in the theaters. And I like that in the end, it seems that Riley is much more in control of herself rather than being controlled by her emotions (like when she calls Joy to the console), which is in line with growing up - most people learn to better handle and regulate their emotions, and to push through with your morals and beliefs despite what you feel sometimes.

[@charlottediedrick6952]

Joy saying that maybe when you grow up you just don’t feel as much joy destroyed me.

[@blurredmirrors]

Never clicked an upload so fast- been wanting you guys to react to this one more than any other channel; you guys always make my day! ❤

[@kaleyrose47]

Loved the creativity in this. That being said, I really hope THE WILD ROBOT wins “Best Animated Feature” over INSIDE OUT 2! Can’t wait for you all to eventually react to it! It’s incredible and I sobbed like 3 times. I’ve seen it twice already!

[@jenloveshorror]

So i was one of those folks that contributed to that 1 bill at box office. I took my twins and idk if its cause i was in a better mind space or the fact that we have just started having our puberty discussions at home and then this movie comes out and the whole movie im elbowing the kids saying see isnt mommy so smart. Told u thats what it will be like lol. Then i get the split at the end where my daughter is like no i willit to never happenand my sons just like bring it on whatever...two more opposite twins u will ever meet. Long story short, we all enjoyed this fun, very colorful movie!!❤💞❤️

[@airora_aerial]

My husband had suffered some anxiety attacks for the first time a few months before we saw Inside Out 2 in theaters. When we got to the scene with the anxiety attack, he said he didn't like how accurate that part was. I was a little worried how it would affect him, if it might trigger an attack, but thankfully it didn't. I have read other comments about this movie where people said it did trigger a breakdown of some sort, either crying or panic. It is just so well done.

[@VideoBeertje]

I really love how you all take the time to reflect on the movies and give each other space to do so! 🥰 Amazing seeing you all sit, tell and listen ❤

[@jacq_parairo]

The way you guys stuck out your fists for friendship made me want to tear up as much as I did when I saw this movie ❤

[@fredimeyer971]

I was sooo invested in this movies! I was crying so much when the panic attack happened and the not being good enough thought was repeated over and over again…it very close to home and I actually needed 2-3 business days to recover from it, but I love that it visualizes such an important feeling sooo well. I think it can be so educational! And for adults too: My dad could never relate to these feelings when I tried to explain them to him and I am looking forward to watch it with him some time soon :) Thank you for yet another amazing reaction🫶🏼

[@thunderatigervideo]

I don’t think we have less joy. I think it’s nuanced. As kids, there’s a purity and innocence to joy that does go away as you grow. But the mesh of emotions I think makes the moments of joy more intense. And greater responsibility opens the door for greater and stronger feelings. So joy changes over time, and we can certainly miss those past versions of joy. But it’s important to realize that we still have joy. Just in different forms.

[@SR-mk7it]

I remember reading a comment awhile ago that suggested that envy is small because when you feel envy, you may feel small, inferior or lacking. Embarrassment is large because when you're embarrassed, you can feel "big" as in you may feel as if your mistakes are magnified or larger than they realistically appear to be. This has really stuck to me. It's a cool perspective on envy and embarrassment. I personally also loved how they subtly explored being too positive can lead to being delusional hahaha.

[@ben-neon19]

I struggle with anxiety so this movie helped me understand my emotions better. Me and my friends went to this movie and we instantly felt good after. My friend went through a breakup with his girl, my other friend failed exams, and my other friend has been dealing with depression, so this movie created a new lens for us. Now all of my friends are doing well.

[@karebear3152]

I saw this in theaters and everyone was on edge when Anxiety went insane. I remember audibly stating "Anxiety, stop. You're going to kill her!" First Pixar movie in years that brought me to tears, which is what I aim for in order to consider it a great Pixar film. 🤣 Easy 5 rating from me.

[@shania991]

I love how so many people can relate to anxiety and that really goes to show what a great job they did with the animation. I personally also have anxiety and going through different scenarios, trying to plan the future, and overthinking even the small things can be so crippling so I appreciate they actually did the emotion justice I’m honestly curious to see her in high school then we see both her and the parents emotions when she goes to college.

[@caseyh8386]

OK I'm a few days late to this reaction but 49:50 thank you so much Oak! The way you talked about this has completely calmed me down, I won't dump all my problems on you guys, but in a nutshell I've taken on something that has been making me so anxious and stressed, and today is Sunday and knowing I go back to that tomorrow and my massive to do list was starting to make me spiral. So me watching this late was actually perfectly timed. Thank you

[@Me-wk3ix]

I love how these movies can help kids put emotions into a context that they understand.

[@tadybea]

Absolutely loved this film and it absolutely triggered my anxiety and 2nd-hand embarrassment hard. And the “you feel less joy” made weep so hard (i wanted to bawl loudly but was with my younger cousin and didn’t want to scare her). Anxiety in the chair was one of my favorite things as well as joy helping anxiety step-back and tackle what tasks can actually be done. As for oak’s comment/question on envy as something that occurs before 13, I think it’s supposed to be about the comprehension of those emotions. As we’ve seen Sadness and Fear theoretically functioned as anxiety before anxiety appeared and so envy I would say is a subset of disgust and anger/sadness. And so the new emotions aren’t about suddenly existing, but about being complex enough for Riley to understand that the mix of emotions can become new ones like envy. This is just my interpretation of why the newer emotions came later despite most of them existing way before 13. Loved this so much and how hard it hit: eeep! Also so many therapists were consulted for this film (as well as the 1st) and whatever was advised was actually used!!

[@amandapowell2750]

Thanks, guys, for bringing a little more joy to this grown-up.

[@markherron1407]

I'm watching INSIDE OUT 2 right now on Disney plus Blessings and HUGS! 👑💜

[@Bakedcakeyyy]

I love the end of it. "Riley wants you" It shows Riley maturing and not letting her emotions control her, it's symbiotic now. She can long for certain emotions

[@John_Locke_108]

The hat said "my hat". It's call back to the first movie when the two guards kept arguing over their hats. Because both hats said "my hat" so they kept insisting that the other one had taken their hat.

[@nattie_imbang]

Inside Out 2 is also another educational movie about mental health. Many things and lessons I have learned when I first watched at the cinema: 1. When Joy said, "Maybe this is what happens when you grow up. you become less happy." It is a painful and true realization when we are growing up through age and life. But as we grow up, it doesn't matter when we grow up, we always find happiness in every tunnel of darkness and misery. That's what Riley feels when her anxiety began to fade, knowing that her friends can still be friends with her even in separation 2. Friends, whether new or old, are always still there for you even when you are not there physically. You may find new friends along the way, but nothing especially new friendships can replace your old ones. In distance or not physical, friends are always gonna be there for you spiritually. 3. It is really understandable why Riley would act as a jerk because you don't want to be kick out or not be good enough in front of everyone. My best advice for that is not everyone gets to fit in because not everyone is as good as everyone and everyone stays on the same level on to each other. No matter how much of an effort you put or trying to prove in front of anyone that you are capable of being in, there will be times where you'll be not ready. So if you didn't make it on anything that you desired you want to be in, don't be so hard and be upset on yourself because there is always next time 4. Anxiety may be a villain but not an actual one, she means well and wants the best out of Riley. Anxiety really made the best description between fear and her. Anxiety is something that you're scared or aftaid to think of while Fear is something that you're scared physically and anything seen. Anxiety are just second thoughts or "what ifs". What ifs are just throughts depending on good and bad of thinking of what's going to happen next. 5. I would say to a person who has anxiety or panic attacks is to calm down (breath slowly). Calm down can make you relax from being panicked. 6. Friends will make the first move who understands and forgives you unexpectedly just like Bree and Grace. They both know that Riley was a jerk to them but, despite that, they are still their friend. I would say, Riley's friends are not just normal friends but her sisters that she always wanted. Friends who forgive you unexpectedly will make you think and convinced that your friends are true friends that you wanted to maintain to be healthy If you are asking me, Inside Out are movies that are so educational with important pov and lessons of the importance and the existence of mental health. I would say if there were be a World Mental Health day, this would be a good movie to watch it for everyone. Movies like this should be in schools both public and private. Many kids and teens should know this of the importance of mental health Mental Health is just as a priority as our physical health of our body

[@scorake14]

Everytime i've watched this movie, I always tear up when Riley is having an Anxiety attack, cause I know all too well what that feels like. You guys hit the nail on the head in saying 2 things: This movie is very powerful and that this is not just a kids movie.

[@style_tex]

I love your reactions guys. Have a nice day and stay like you are! :) Greetings from Germany!

[@kittymandias]

I hated Anxiety as much as I hate it in real life 😂

[@lanceferraro3781]

I have spent 25 years in the presence of these kiddZ, as teacher, friend, helper. The movie hits home, and I shed tears during 1&2, but not while I'm with them. I know what they are going through.

[@lanceferraro3781]

At the foot of Joy's bunk is a small night table with an origami Pizza Planet truck on it. In Slashblades lightstream is what looks like sparkles, but really are tiny, beating hearts.

[@IvoryElvenson]

Hi guys, if you're searching for the next animated movie to react to, I highly recommend 'Flushed away' - it's a total underrated gem and worth a try! Done by Dreamworks and Aardman (Wallace & Grommit) and featuring the voices of Hugh Jackman, Kate Winslet, Ian McKellan, Andy Serkins, Bill Nighy and Jean Reno, to name a few 😉 I would be so happy to see you watch this movie, enjoy it and have a good laugh! Greetings from Germany

[@Stormed95]

Maybe I’ve been playing too many Supermassive games…but I’m realizing a choice-based video game where you control Riley’s emotions and get through different scenarios would be such a fun game for kids/teens 😅

[@SandJosieph]

Or a game where you make choices as Riley and have to play as her emotions to make those choices come to fruition. Fail and Riley’s life could spiral out of control. The trick is making choices that are within the players current skill level so they don’t overwork themselves.

[@kjlucky6501]

When I watched this my first thought was “I can’t wait for the guys to react to this”😂😂 man I wish they could react to Adventure Time but it’s so long

[@CrazyAsian_303]

This movie wrecked me. It hit so hard. I took my kids to see this and the whole time I was a bit upset. My older son noticed it, he's 7 and he had no idea why I was upset. I did my best to explain, but in the end I also said you'll understand when you get older. He sat in my lap for the last half of the movie and I felt better. It's such a master piece of a movie ❤

[@GigiTC]

The anxiety attack is what got me watery eyes. Especially being able to relate to it because I have anxiety disorder.

[@ben-neon19]

YASSS, MY suggestion, glad the boys reacted to this heartfelt movie

[@Mertaranta]

I don't think I've ever wanted to hug an animated character more than when Riley was having an anxiety attack. We really do love our girl Riley.

[@PhoenixBri1]

The fact that they picker Maya Hawk (Robin in Stranger Things) in my opinion was a perfect choice for anxiety ❤ The overthinking part in particolar 😅

[@gailscrypto1536]

Anxiety is important as an emotion as it protects us from dangerous situations, which is why fear says they were going to get on well...too much anxiety ends with a panic attack and with that comes racing and intrusive thoughts which is why anxiety lost control and was at high speed as it really does feel like that during a panic attack.

[@kingscorpion7346]

from Toy Story to now, look at how far the animation has come!

[@skywalkerjohn8965]

I still love that they dont portrait Anxiety as a villian of the movie, but rather a bit missguided like how Joy was in the first movie. Both Joy and Anxiety mean well for Riley, but both of them learn that its ok and necessary to let other emotions help.

[@LadyVenomWay]

Although the first one is still my fave, this was very enjoyable, as someone who suffers from anxiety, it was really interesting how the presented that emotion and showed how much damage it could do.

[@VilikesaTuragakula]

I can only imagine a third Inside Out movie where Riley's about to die and the emotions say goodbye to each other.😢😢❤❤ Loved this reaction from Fiji!❤❤

[@sanneannelies843]

I went to see it with my best friend and her daughter. I loved it, I laughed and cried. There were so many kids and it was great to see it with them. I did as I said cried, because I am dealing with a lot. it hit close to home. my best friend did not really understand why I cried, but we are different in that way. So it makes sense to my that not everyone feels the same. But for me this movie hit close. Even at 35 years old.

[@ThetrueKidGoku]

I can create the most ridiculous scenarios but i felt sadness more than anxiety. Maybe it was anxiety but in the way of having a panic attack. This movie made me feel so anxious for Riley sitting in the theater. I was feeling what she was feeling.

[@LucineAura]

I had a bad panic attack once, this definitely hit that accuracy. Powerful movie, definitely.

[@varduhi81]

The vault part was incredible 😂😂😂

[@ItsUncleBen96]

I'm surprised there hasn't been a Badd Medicine Deadpool and Wolverine video yet

[@Dalton-y1o]

I watch this a little over a week ago and LOVED it. It's better than the first one imo. While watching it I was like " NO DON'T DO THAT!". I made a lot of the same choices Rilly made as a teenager. I cried at the end when Rilly was having her anxiety attack.

[@sarahlee988]

I like the second better than the first! They are both so good!

[@piusdoe8984]

Really great movie. Watched with my lil sister and had a great time. Only issue is the so called friends knowing the entire time they were choosing to a different school and then wait to ambush her in the car to tell her smh. Love what the movie did with anxiety

[@ggmariiee2.0]

i love your resections! yall should react to Cinderella Man! it was my favorite movie to watch with my dad before he passed.

[@donaldconley295]

Maya Hawke as Anxiety was outstanding.

[@wiccachu]

Yes! I was waiting for this! 🥳

[@chatliemoore2023]

I would love a badd medicine review book!!! Ratings and break downs of movies. Categorized with importance and entertainment and all the things. It would be so cool.