Inside Out 2 - Movie Review

Riley enters her teen years, which brings on a whole new world of inner turmoil. Prime for the Inside Out concept! Here's my review for INSIDE OUT 2!
#InsideOut #InsideOut2

[@narimanbakhtiari827]

I want an Inside Out movie every decade until Riley is 50.

[@MrKlockwood]

I mean, why even stop there? Why not just keep going, chronicling an entire life's journey through the lens of the emotions you deal with? All the way to 70 / 80 years old, losing your spouse, and then BAM .... re-release Up, remastered XD

[@GeoffryGifari]

"Hi! I'm Jaded!"

[@Saml3227]

​@@MrKlockwooddementia. Make it a horror

[@jenevieve6722]

😂 Don't give Disney ideas. They'll do it 😑

[@ElisabethRozeie]

THAT SOUNDS SO COOL

[@andythai8676]

Puss in Boots: The Last Wish. Had no expectations going in, left blown away wanting more

[@kurtschaaf2165]

That movie is incredible! I watched it randomly and wow

[@fodetoure1576]

Watched that with my 3 year old thinking it would be Nap time material. Was hooked and totally impressed with the unique animation style and fun and imaginative story telling

[@themoviecritic1092]

TRUE

[@bigredcube91]

Amen!

[@jmorgan3977]

For sure. I was never a big fan of the Shrek movies, and I laughed at the idea of not only the first, but a second Puss in Boots?! And it ended up being one of my favorites that year. Love that.

[@pk251]

THEY DIDN’T SCREW IT UP????

[@MegaSoulHero]

I’m surprised too. Their sequels are very hit or miss.

[@Radjammin]

Or the loot bag was bigger.

[@TheWhitePenny]

Definitely needed to fire those employees before it's release...

[@awkwardfreakinperson7936]

@@TheWhitePennywdym

[@Hard_Boiled_Entertainment]

"A surprise, to be sure! But a welcome one. 👍" - Palpatine

[@1805movie]

I'm honestly relieved that it doesn't retread the previous film, but expands upon it. That's what a good sequel should do. And this movie does it so effectively.

[@Dora-xi5ob]

I just hate that it followed the same plot formula

[@DiegoGonzalez-ic3si]

I completely disagree, i really liked it but it was essentially a remake

[@lhuffproductions152]

It was great😌

[@Animefan-uk8pw]

​@@DiegoGonzalez-ic3si No the first movie dives into the mind of child. The 2nd movie dives into the mind of a teenager. Tell me how is to "essentially a remake"?

[@DiegoGonzalez-ic3si]

@@Animefan-uk8pw it is the exact same plot structure with the exact same message (all emotions are important, not just joy or anxiety), it even hits the same beats of 1) emotions leave headquarters, goal is to get back, 2) first one has train of thought, second has stream of consciousness, 3) nice jokes about mental things (e.g., abstract thought in first one and sarchasm in the second one, etc) Don’t get me wrong, I really love both of these movies, but yes, they are extremely similar

[@margarito_reyes]

I think each character is *in charge* of one specific emotion and named after it for simplicity, but doesn't mean that is forced to feel only one way forever.

[@plaidhatter1674]

A supercarlinbrothers video has a very interesting take. These emotions may be just thar, but they can supply each other with those emotions. For example, anger laughing is because of Joy.

[@kenyagrant2727]

Exactly that’s how I see it

[@simhedgesrex7097]

Yes - that emotion is the character's primary driver, but it's not all that they are.

[@megag52]

Yeah... I don't think we should think about it too much, cos I'm pretty sure the creators aren't worried about it. It prob doesn't actually make any sense if you analyse it too much

[@buzzlightyearlight1247]

@@plaidhatter1674 I looove eating needles! Yum yum!!

[@jamesbuchananbarnesss]

A happy face Jeremy with a new Disney project? When was the last time that even happened?😅

[@gurjindersingh3843]

The first Inside Out

[@palmmahir3888]

Probably Soul

[@joec7217]

Toy Story 4? Idk it's been a while

[@pk251]

@@palmmahir3888soul i’d say was pixar’s last GREAT movie, disney had encanto tho and that was great

[@husker4life109]

Mandalorian season 2

[@tylerwagner1978]

Pixar being able to crank out decent films after the internal firings and layoffs is impressive.

[@Mynameisjoof]

Well a lot of those people that were laid off and fired worked on Inside Out 2…

[@tylerwagner1978]

@@Mynameisjoof I stand corrected. But with John Lasseter being gone, also makes it suprising.

[@ProbablySoon-pv6ee]

I think Inside Out 2 was created after

[@FlyingFocs]

Given how animation works, they were probably 85-90% done with this before it happened. It will likely more affect them going forward

[@TheVileOne]

The movie was likely finished before that happened.

[@carlosesparza6122]

Damn 9 years?

[@DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose]

IKR, and living through the pandemic only makes it longer.

[@curiousmario]

@@DJtheBlack-RibbonedRoseFr 😭

[@kumar1400]

Last movie came i was fresh out of collage. Now here i am, a Family man. Time go fast these days

[@ryantrent2114]

Couldn't be. Inside Out hasn't even been made yet because it's still 2010.

[@0HMYG0DTHEYKILLEDKENNY]

I was 5 when the first one came out 😮

[@miketrapper0464]

3:10 this did happen in the first movie too, anger felt bad for giving his idea to Riley and joy felt sad and cried when she thought she would never see Riley happy again

[@Romo69]

Yeah, it’s a Disney movie so I’m positive there is “the message” and a very basic plot.

[@miketrapper0464]

@@Romo69 I know, just saying that’s what also happened in the first movie for Jeremy to remember

[@brandonmarkham8866]

​@@miketrapper0464qae= 5:39

[@_desibees1876]

anger is the part of yourself who advocates for you :) I'd like to think anger is also where our sense of justice comes from

[@miketrapper0464]

@@_desibees1876 I know, I was just saying that this happened in the first movie

[@philfedora495]

Holy shit Disney actually doing something right for a change.

[@plaidhatter1674]

Not like they have a century of movies with only a recent handful among a very small amount of their content being bad. Again, modern Disney is doing a lot wrong, but they can do things right. They just have to choose to...which is rare.

[@suhin74]

@@plaidhatter1674disney projects haven’t even been that bad turning red, Soul, elemental, encanto were great compared to some of their projects. They haven’t even really released much movies in past 4 years I feel like they kinda been in cold side until now they have 30 projects coming out. I feel like ever since monster university & incredibles 2 came out yall been so critical over disney 😭 that movie got trashed on by everyone but they were pretty solid films.

[@lanalan4157]

It managed to make mcu the most successful franchise of all time...let that sink in

[@aer0kid1088]

Its evident to me which IPs that fall under the Disney umbrella- Marvel(sometimes) and Pixar, have a little more creative freedom or at least the knowledge that some effort and organic originality are more likely to be successful critically and financially. Then you have the properties that seem to rush products and refer to old blueprints, looking at you Star Wars…

[@movielover7565]

Percy Jackson, Iwaju, The Bad Beach Season 3, X-Men '97, Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes, Inside Out 2, and etc. are all projects from this year that did good with the general audiences and are actually good.

[@magicman205]

I fear I'm going into this movie with unrealistically high expectations. Inside Out means a lot to me.

[@monmothma3358]

That's exactly why I have none. It's just not possible that they can get close to the lightning in a bottle that was the first one.

[@turnerburner922]

That movie is a 10/10. I feel you there

[@Karlach_]

I was 13 when the first movie released and am 22 with an infant daughter now. My entire world view shifted when I became a parent and I see and appreciate Inside Out 1 much more now.

[@thatangrygreyfurball9593]

I just watched the premier and I thought it was pretty good! I related to most of it especially when it comes to anxiety and I thought it was a decent watch without any problematic topics. It definitely has the same formula as the first movie. But my opinions may not be the same as yours. You'll just have to see for yourself!

[@matthewsharpe393]

Grow up

[@redbearddan2000]

Top Gun Maverick was a long delayed sequel I had no expectation for, but I was surprised at how masterfully it was made. One of the biggest surprises of the recent years

[@rosamariabest6069]

I had no expectations after the fail of Coming to America 2.

[@trendybistro]

It was awful.

[@redbearddan2000]

@@rosamariabest6069 long delayed sequels to comedies are different from such to action movies, but still these sequels are not quiet trustworthy in both cases

[@teban_8054]

it is good but the number of things copied from star wars are INSANE.

[@redbearddan2000]

@@teban_8054 most movies get some things from others, even original ones. So there were never truly original movies)

[@chance_ondriezek99]

Last time I was this early, anxiety wasn’t the most relatable emotion

[@grantwalker9019]

The Pouchy scene is unhinged and I loved it IYKYK

[@abdizur8765]

Jeremy's smiling about a Disney movie in the thumbnail? Let's Gooooo!!! 🤘😎🍿

[@abdizur8765]

As for Jeremy's Question: After seeing the Last Jedi I needed a palette cleanser and I had zero faith in that ridiculous Jumanji sequel that no one asked for. Holy Crap Jumanji WttJ was a wonderful Adventure Movie that felt like Old School Indiana Jones and Next Level was even better. As for Star Wars I have only seen Rise of Skywalker very recently and it's not as bad as Last Jedi but still dumb. 😑

[@vetarlittorf1807]

*Pixar.

[@amazingvman]

@@vetarlittorf1807still Disney

[@vetarlittorf1807]

@@amazingvman Yeah but Disney only distributes it, while Pixar makes it.

[@nicholasdruce5346]

​@@amazingvman The Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse of Disney.

[@brittmconway]

Sequel that was fantastic- Puss in Boots 2 The Last Wish- I had zero expectations going in and it is one of my favourite films for like the last 5 years

[@steamboy9538]

Yeah never thought the Shrek franchise would be able to top the first 2 but Last Wish was a masterpiece

[@maritimeus]

Just want to know if there are any elements of wokeness.

[@fodetoure1576]

RIP BING BONG 🪦 😔

[@monmothma3358]

AGAIN??

[@aeon87]

​@@monmothma3358 No. They just miss Bing Bong.

[@monmothma3358]

@@aeon87 Right, thanks😄 I wondered if the pink figure on the poster might be him, but it seems to be another character.

[@vxxiii4160]

Yeah, a non-spoiler really but Bing Bong is definitely gone.

[@HazelnutDolphin]

I cried so hard

[@dez7100]

As a therapist, knocked it right out of the park. This is as close as you can get to explaining the complex intricacies of the human mind and still make it a fun entertaining family movie. Great job. 👏

[@jarekmiller4337]

Agreed. One of the better efforts from Disney lately.

[@BB-ed4om]

Are you sure? Little cute creatures pulling knobs explains the intricate operations of a human brain?

[@BB-ed4om]

Besides that there was no explanation for dopamine or hormones or any of that emotions doesn’t explain even 1/4 of brain function.

[@dez7100]

@@BB-ed4om aww what part is all fired up? Is it your “Well actually….” Part? 🤓

[@BatAmerica]

Honestly, Pixar sequels are the only films where the longer gap between films makes me feel better about the final result.

[@NijiKonohana]

Lol I disagree about that for The Incredibles 2 and Toy Story 4. I feel like those two movies suffered because of the long gap... Specifically because it felt like the film-makers completely forgot about the characters and themes of the previous film.

[@BatAmerica]

@@NijiKonohana I argue studio interference was a bigger issue. Toy Story 4 was specifically built on the previous film while Incredibles 2 had multiple character defining scenes on the cutting room floor.

[@Colloque1977]

Like arcane..

[@suave-rider]

You csn't hurry love no you've just got to wait

[@Bjork4s]

As the old guy in Toy Story 2 say, "You can't rush art". As flawed as Incredibles 2 and Toy Story 4 were, i still founa lot of enjoyment in both movies and was perfectly fine with it's own existence

[@christopher3226]

First, as my daughter turns 12, I often await the battle of Helms Deep. Second, thank you for using that clip. It should be used for more often.

[@rumo1086]

Whatever happens man, don't take it personally. My good friend's daughters are 11 & 13 and it can be an emotional warzone over there. Good luck and godspeed.

[@frostpitt]

I haven't seen Inside Out 2 yet, but I am already looking forward to Inside Out 3, releasing in about 10 years from now, about the young adult Riley. Maybe they'll score the rare perfect hattrick of good movies.

[@danielattrell]

Can’t wait for a future Inside Out sequel about Riley in a retirement home

[@inumidunoyenuga5333]

Dont forget the legacy sequel 30 years later that takes place in a retirement home

[@NL2Designs2826]

@@inumidunoyenuga5333don’t forget the fifth and sixth one where it talks about Riley in the afterlife.

[@Horsemen4deth]

Can’t wait for inside out 3 where the new emotions are lust, depression, and hatred.

[@stancal9249]

People already listed The Last Wish, but I'll make an honorable mention for Cars 3. I had to sit through 2 with some younger cousins and i through i was going to gouge my eyes out. I got roped into 3 and was quite pleasantly surprised. 3 wasn't mind-blowing, but the recovery it made from 2 was incredibly impressive.

[@sunnyesir6733]

FACTS

[@VenomFireLe3]

Moving on without losing a part of yourself, that’s actually a great way to sum it up!

[@TheLazerOfficial]

FINALLY. You reviewed a Pixar movie again after 4 YEARS!

[@sebastianorozco1114]

He didn’t review the last couple of Pixar films?

[@TheLazerOfficial]

@@sebastianorozco1114 He did review Luca, Turning Red, Lightyear or Elemental. Even for Disney animation he didnt review Raya, Encanto, Strange World but I'm happy hes reviewing Disney & Pixar movies again

[@blackheartaesthetic4432]

Didn’t he review Wish?

[@TheLazerOfficial]

@@blackheartaesthetic4432 Yeah but I am just happy that he is watching Disney & Pixar movies again

[@DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose]

I feel bad for Jeremy that he feels the need to go into movies with no faith due to so much previous disappointment, but I'm glad he was pleasantly surprised by this movie. 😌

[@CoffeePotGames]

Yea it's hard not to be jaded, especially with how rough it's been for Disney lately.

[@Ben-ox9mc]

Lol ahh I feel so bad he's gotta watch movies for a living 😂 not hating trust me I get it moveis are kinda shit these days

[@calvinmatthews1527]

9 years ago? It's painful how fast time is going when you're not waiting.

[@jonbaxter2254]

I always appreciated the first film for addressing that, yes, we need all emotions. Even the bad ones. Never thought I would be glad for sadness, but there we are.

[@monmothma3358]

My daughter, now 14, got mad at me when i explained that the movie was *really* about how sadness is a good thing. She felt the movie deceived her by having serious, underlying themes 😂 Guess I have to emphasise that it's totally fine to just watch it one the surface level (letting the deeper themes sneak in...)

[@Howlingburd19]

And that’s what I think this one is kinda missing. Don’t get me wrong it’s awesome but the first one overall feels a lot deeper and more complex

[@megag52]

Do we need sadness? Would we be better off without it? I don't know, but I suspect so. Regardless, it doesn't matter, sadness is a major part of our mind, and we can't make it go away, so we just have to live with it.

[@monmothma3358]

@@megag52 I know it sounds strange, but they don't mean depressed sadness. More like releasing sadness or grief. As in having a good cry when you're in pain, and maybe get comforted by someone. The thing is, that makes the pain pass quicker than if you suppress it and pretend you're happy. Or if someone tries to cheer you up to soon. Unfortunately life does stink sometimes, and we need sadness to process that and make the pain pass.

[@MysterySteve]

To be fair about Anger, he expressed joy in the first film when he liked stuff, they just had to align with stuff you'd do when you need to let off some steam

[@MewPurPur]

I saw the first movie the other day, I remember Joy got sad when she saw Bing Bong die.

[@Ineedgames]

I think the dominant emotion spreads at the time, so if Anger was the dominant emotion then Joy and Fear would come with a little anger.

[@jessyscreentime]

Man it’s great seeing Jeremy look happy for a change

[@monmothma3358]

Yeah, his enthusiasm has been stepped on too many times..

[@nicholasdruce5346]

The Real Turning Red.

[@CamCarvalhoPoetry]

Your movie reviews are some of the most helpful on the Internet😊

[@movielover7565]

They're not.

[@mattchewdraws]

Just got done watching Inside Out 2. As someone who adored the original when it came out, I was very cautiously optimistic about it. I've wanted a sequel since the first one came out, but after watching Pixar's string of sequels that just underwhelmed me personally, I went into it feeling a little nervous. Watching the trailers, it looked really promising, but I still kept my expectations to a minimum. Probably should've been more reassured watching the trailers, I walked out of this movie IMMENSELY satisfied! As a matter-of-fact, as soon as I walked out, I walked right back in to watch it again. I had a huge smile on my face the entire runtime, it reminded me why I loved the first one so much. It did everything I wanted it to do as a sequel; building upon the original, exploring Riley's mind even deeper and seeing more of who she is as a person, the original emotions are more developed, the newer emotions are extremely likable, and all 9 of them have their moments to shine. And it's hilarious! It's been a while I laughed this much in the theater. There's something about these movies that just speak to me, they feel the most human out of all the Pixar movies. And they're not trying to be groundbreaking movies or anything, they're just trying to be genuine. I think that's the perfect word to describe this franchise. Pixar doesn't always treat their other franchises the way they probably should, but it definitely seems they care about this one. Uuuuugghh! I'm so happy with this movie!

[@ba_2three458]

I agree 1000%. I thoroughly enjoyed it and so did my 8 year old and my 6 year old.

[@ohgin12345]

You must be easily satisfied

[@patokvideosngayon6562]

Envy is SO part of the team, at least in my team. Easy for others to say, "envy can totally disappear from the movie and it's still the way it is" but no, not to some of us.

[@ScrubmanLowell]

I think a great example of a sequel I had no expectations for but what completely blown away is Kung Fu Panda 2. I saw the first one when I was 13. And I was 16 when KF2 came out. I loved the first one. I was hoping the 2nd one would be at least as funny as the first. But when I saw it, I was not expecting it to be such a GUT PUNCH. Now it might be one of my Top 10 favorite movies of all time. It has some lessons that still apply to me as an adult. “Your story may not have such a happy beginning. But that doesn’t make you who you are. It is the rest of your story that does.”

[@squatch1565]

I was 7 when the first came out, 10 with the second. Went into the theater expecting more fun, high-octane energy, left feeling oddly moved and like I had learned something

[@reinweissritter]

Man, they guts they had to start the movie with panda genocide. I wish they could've got away with what they had for the 3rd one.

[@teban_8054]

Panda 2 was really good. the character development is solid serious

[@josuegarro5437]

@@reinweissritter They definitely could have got away with the genocide without the ending of the second one, but they prefered to tease the third one

[@reinweissritter]

@@josuegarro5437 I'm talking about all the scrapped story of the third which was going to be as dark as the second. I mean, Kai was going to be way more brutal, the pandas were going to act like a community that survived a relatively recent genocide would, especially Li Shan (and even some of the children would scold Po for being him according to some deleted scenes), Mr Ping was almost going to die, Tigress would lose an eye and Po would get killed by Kai, and the fight in the spirit real would be Po in his dragon form against a giant Kai.

[@F0XRunner]

Mindy Kaling is not returning? Already a point in this movies favor

[@liamdude5722]

She was great in the first one though. Perfect casting for Disgust

[@3ericw]

She's too busy ruining scooby doo

[@liamdude5722]

@@3ericw Not too busy for Monsters At Work Season 2

[@EduFirenze]

​@@liamdude5722busy shoving ideologies in kids shows and apologizing for the office jokes 🤢

[@mackenziecarver6807]

Good riddence

[@Sarahonwheels]

Cinderella: a twist in time is a sequel that I found entertaining and refreshes an old film without making it too cringe or bashing on the Disney movie itself.

[@themusingox1635]

Someone already said it, but they seriously didn't mess it UP?? I'm in shock... Just that is gonna bring a man tear to my eye.

[@RoarTheRapper]

I’m glad they had fun with this; I feel like that fun was what made Inside Out more than just a “here’s how the body works” movie.

[@chrisminer3232]

Jeremy praising a Disney movie again… never thought I’d see the day 🥹

[@monmothma3358]

I'm trying to forget Disney owns Pixar

[@sebastianorozco1114]

@@monmothma3358same. Pixar made some of my favorite child hood films of all time (TS, MI, FN, walle, Up, TS3). It’s sad to see its parent company go down hill.

[@rosssapp6990]

Inside out deserved a sequel and I’m so glad to hear it lives up to the original. So excited.

[@himmelektronik]

I'm so happy for Pixar right now

[@chriswoodward5881]

Jeremy I used to watch you years ago and recently rediscovered you and it’s awesome you’re still doing everything the exact same way, same graphics, music, everything. I’m back in, baby.

[@everythingisawesome2903]

You can subscribe to him.

[@dtanobo]

TURN IT UP MORE

[@Raptorducki]

So grey in the back sipping ‘gnac can hear

[@dinoskitsofficial]

​He's knocking down the shots, like Bill Laimbeer.

[@jderrickson4597]

It's loud enough. Take the cotton out of your ears

[@dtanobo]

@@jderrickson4597 WHAT?

[@Aaron-cc7yq]

The 1st one is one of my favorite animated movies ever!

[@dorgfanger]

Sequel that blew me away : Puss in Boots - The Last Wish The first one was so forgettable I had to be reminded I’d watched it by my brother (saw it in theaters with our younger siblings) and I had zero interest whatsoever in a sequel… …Then Dreamworks went and made the most poignant, moving, funny, action-packed animated film since Into the Spider-verse. Everyone is on point, the comedy is great, the emotional beats land beautifully, and the movie itself is still kid friendly, with my children adoring it and frequently requesting the opening song “Fearless Hero” sung by Antonio Banderas.

[@TheIceman101418]

Sequel that surprised me was top gun maverick. I had no faith it was gonna be anything more than a nostalgia grab (which being a giant top gun fan I would have been happy with). I was shocked how good it actually was

[@adl6907]

🤮

[@jarekmiller4337]

Same as well. Didn’t care for it until after I saw it, Top Gun: Maverick became one of the greatest sequels I ever seen .

[@andrewwest3204]

Sequel that surprised me: Puss in Boots - The Last Wish. A farcical side character from shrek upgraded to a raw emotional journey of facing mortality. Such an upgrade from the first spinoff film just titled Puss in Boots. Animation was spectacular and inventive too.

[@jakeking3859]

I saw it with my mum the day it came to theatres here in Australia. I had expected that it would be busier, but there were only maybe ten or so people in the whole room. We absolutely loved it. About the emotions not having hard lines as to what they express, they did the same with the first movie, when Joy was crying. The thing about story-telling is that if you have one emotion for each character, it doesn't make for good character building or good story-telling. I think, in order to make a good story, they really had to blur those lines in order for there to be growth. Not to mention that Joy could become very annoying if she were just a bubbly optimist all the time, and Sadness would have been annoying as well if she were a downer all the time. I loved how, in this movie, they showed that Joy had learned her lesson from the previous movie, and hadn't reverted back; she had learned ALONG WITH RILEY that Sadness wasn't bad, that she had a place in her life. Immediately after seeing the first movie, I expressed that I thought there could be a lot of interesting things they could do if they did follow Riley into adolescence, and was immediately shot down by my dad, but I'm very glad that this movie proved him wrong. I was very, very happy with how this movie turned out, and the lesson was another very valuable one, as well. I hope that, as more people get to know about this movie, they can all enjoy this masterpiece :)

[@jarosbodytko6462]

Great reviews from Jeremy and Dan, my go-to reviewer, all right! From the trailer I really expected another Elemental. I’m so happy that the sequel to one my all-time favourite movies turned out to be good.

[@liamdude5722]

You have no idea how happy I was to see Jeremy not holding whiskey in his hand in the thumbnail

[@McBeanTIO]

It’s not the 9 years that concerns me, but rather the increasing shade of salt in Jeremy’s notoriously all-black hair/beard!

[@nslater1388]

The most reliable movie critic in the internet, ladies and gentlemen! Been watching him since the Amazing Spider-Man and he hasn’t let me down once! ….Ok, he liked Wreck-It Ralph breaks the internet more than I did, but that was ONE time!

[@CarlMaloneR]

My interpretation of her emotions showing other emotions, Joy being Sad, Anger being nice was just a natural progression of her growing up. Like in her parent’s heads, their emotions were all on the same level.

[@arkoudanthrope]

1. Thank you, I am so relieved that they did not mess this up. The first movie was SO good, had such an interesting spin on what could have been such a big cliche, that I really hoped they'd at least get close with the sequel. 2. Thank you again, for making sure that what you say is not spoilery. I greatly appreciate that!

[@Suntoria236]

Volume level sounds fine this time

[@sentrysapper45]

I'm pleasantly surprised to hear such a positive review! Inside Out might be my favorite Pixar film, and I had no faith that the sequel could possibly compare considering their track record in recent years. I guess they managed to dredge up a bit more of that "Pixar magic" from an abandoned basement in the studio somewhere.

[@mikaylalottihall5914]

Never been so early. Love your reviews!

[@arturoalvarezkawai6773]

Thanks, man. I was seriously sceptic when I got the news about this release. I feared this was going to be the latest idea to be screwed by Disney. It's just that the first one is so damn good. But I have seen some of your past reviews and trust your judgement. The most important thing, is that you confirm this is a FAMILY movie, not a given with Disney these days. Thanks.

[@Chris_M_Gaming]

This film really helped my son 12 realise the world we live in today. It really helps. I'd recommend it to everyone! It's obviously made by parents! I'm not one for kid's films, but we watched it together and he had loads of questions for me after it 😂. Love your reviews mate. Another great video mate!

[@BerylLx]

"Let go to hold on. Hold on to let go." That's the ultimate lesson Inside Out 2 teaches, put in a concise manner.

[@Clocktothetick]

Hey, ty for raising the volume of your microphone Jermey, appreciate it and glad I managed to hear you liked the movie.

[@awesomeproductions7755]

Woah, wait... you mean... Disney made something that *_HASN'T_* got everyone flying into a murderous rage about how it's the worst thing that's ever happened in human history?! Have I woken up in a parallel dimension or something?!

[@themoviecritic1092]

This is Pixar though, so

[@nubby2790]

Give it time.

[@_kaleido]

I saw someone raging that Riley’s dad’s “Disgust” character now had eyelashes so 🙃

[@loooooooooby]

@themoviecritic1092 true, but think back to the reactions to Lightyear. I didn't think the movie was very good. But it got the internet into a huge frenzy over LGBTQ, conservativism with Tim Allen, desperate sequel baits, etc. Not saying those things don't merit discussion, but it got WAY too toxic too quickly.

[@CHIEF__]

Crazy what happens when a studio makes a good movie first without letting a political agenda do 90% of the heavy lifting huh?

[@Jonathanflash1985]

My daughter loved the first one, I am sure she is going to love this one too.

[@alejandronunez3032]

I saw your thumbnail for The Acolyte and before I had the time to watch the video/show my wife asked me about it and my response was "I've heard it wasn't great" 😂 Now that I've watched all the released episodes I can say your thumbnails do a good job of letting us know what we're in for lol

[@zakuraiyadesu]

Love the videos, man. Keep it up!!!

[@SalKhayer]

I want it so loud that Jeremy ASMR sounds like a fucking rock concert with AK47s as one of the primary instruments

[@user-wf5in7fz7s]

Great review bro

[@andrewmattar4178]

Yeah... I definitely think that the new emotions were underused except for anxiety. But I think they were trying to focus on teen angst and how it can lead to self esteem problems and full blown panic attacks and they sure did a wonderful job in that. They might focus on the other ones in future sequels if they happen.

[@jchandlersabeast]

I remember in the first inside out, the emotions are not limited to only the emotions they represent. The filmmakers said they tried that and you couldn’t connect with them and that it was a better character arc for joy if she gets sad and starts crying at the end. So it just makes character growth more possible if they can feel all the emotion so they can understand each other

[@sopebarrofficial3557]

The last sequel I expected to be mid but was pleasantly surprised at was Paddington 2, so hopefully I’ll like this movie in the same way!

[@donniedarko8023]

Also saw it earlier today. Its a New direction but stays true to itself. Liked it as much as the old one. Gave it a 7,5/10

[@wade_says]

I remember seeing Inside Out in theaters. How was that 9 years ago?! That’s pretty wild. Jeremy, I appreciate how you still say “worth buying on Blu-Ray”. Long live physical media.

[@advancedstupidity5459]

Not having seen this movie yet, I'm glad you addressed anxiety just being an extension of fear. I felt the same way when I first saw the trailer, so I hope the film justifies that choice. I'm also concerned about the plot hole presented by these new emotions. I'm Inside Out (1) we briefly get to see the emotions of Riley's parents among a few other characters and they only have the original five emotions. The only way to ensure this isn't an inconsistency is if these new emotions are only around for puberty or other moments of crisis and then recede back into the brain or something. I also don't want them to abandon some of the incredibly strong and compelling allegorical concepts from the first film, mainly the console that the emotions use and how you see the adults' emotions all sit at a large console, working together whole Riley's emotions right over solo control of a small console. It's a subtle detail that so greatly enhances the film, adding so much depth with messages about growth and emotional maturity. It's something that I continuously praise the movie for. I think Inside Out is a genius film, and I worry about the integrity of Disney as they create this sequel. I'm glad Jeremy enjoyed it, but I'm still worried about these concepts being forgotten or even directly contradicted.

[@matsh5633]

Jeremy!! Puss in boots 2 please!! 😢

[@adderz8619]

I will be seeing it first thing Saturday I hope!!

[@Buddahmonk]

Hearing a quiet J.J. review is like a Nightmare on Elm Street movie that takes place during the day in a tropical paradise.

[@EvanMonroe]

The first movie means quite a bit to me, especially the ending. Similarly to you Jeremy, I had a very old man energy going into this one. You've given me hope that I might have a good time. Thanks for your reviews as always.

[@elijaharroyo4846]

Rare Pixar W, might have to wait till streaming

[@agentmikey4649]

I was pleasant surprised by Pixar’s outing last year, Elemental. I thought it would be okay at best, but I found it really sweet and charming! It didn’t deserve the hate train it was getting before it released, and im glad it managed to make its money back with people going to see it. (Also, Wade is the person we all need in our lives.)

[@mzef]

Just went to see Inside Out 2 at my local drive in movie theater and I have to say I really enjoyed it. As a 19 year old who watched the 1st movie in about 5th grade, I can really appreciate and relate to (almost too much) to Riley and the emotions in this movie. It was so cute and the story line was intriguing. Overall a great film. I would def recommend

[@job489]

9 - 10 years later, and I still cry when Bing Bong sacrifices himself to save Riley. I haven't seen the sequel but am curious if there's at least an Easter Egg or reference that Bing Bong's final wish is fulfilled - "Take her to the moon for me...okay." The sequel that blew me away was "Puss in Boots: The Last Wish". "Puss in Boots: The Last Wish" exceeded my expectations where I saw that movie so many times in theaters (10 times and never did that before with every other film in my life) and is one of my all-time favorite sequels.

[@DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose]

TEN. LONG. YEARS (almost).

[@Aragorn7884]

Just watch Robocop. I did at that age 😅

[@MightHaveToTakeItThere]

I'm glad you enjoyed it! I feel like Inside Out 1 was the last movie I watched from Disney (which makes almost a decade a crazy thing, wow). I probably won't see it in theaters, but I'm definitely going to watch it at some point. And I love trashy horror, so I have plenty movies I go in with no expectations for... But countless reviews made me happy I didn't go see Tarot xD

[@TylerG13]

This movie wasn’t just good, it wasn’t just a worthy sequel to the first one, it made me tear up in the theater at multiple points. I gave it a 5/5 on Letterboxd.

[@elizabethandelianaholmes1830]

Same for me too

[@cashordeals3672]

I gotta watch this movie first one actually hit me in the feels low key 😂

[@ytuser_3122]

I forgot Bill Hader was in the first movie

[@heyitsrichie27]

Envy did alot in my opinion. Anxiety used what envy had to say as confirmation that she was doing the right things. Overall she helped snowball things.

[@Zeet1]

Oooh excited to watch now. Was expecting them to drop the memory orb

[@bigkmoviesandgames]

I have no interest in ever seeing this film but I'll gladly watch Jeremy's review of it.

[@torimitchell5210]

I'm so excited for the movie!! The first movie is one of my favorite Pixar movies!!

[@gokaury]

Same here. And I get the feeling that most everybody else will follow suit. Especially considering it's modern-day Disney and as the saying goes "Fool me once..."

[@NateDVHSAndDVDGuy]

Can’t believe they’re making a sequel out of it

[@plaidhatter1674]

Even when reviews are positive, this is the reaction? The sequel was teased when the original released.

[@gokaury]

Hollywood can't help but return to a dry well.

[@beaniiman]

I never got around to watching the original but definitely will now, thanks for the review.

[@almontano8216]

It's been 9 years since we see you smile, Jeremy

[@Mowntandewey]

I can't wait for Inside Out 3 when Sexuality is a character.

[@ohok734]

And addiction

[@TheRibottoStudios]

In terms of Joy crying, just basing on the first movie, Joy DOES have sadness' colors in her. That was her whole lesson after experiencing Bing Bong's loss. And even before in the lost memories. You can't have happiness without sadness. So it isn't entirely out of the norm for her to experience other emotions. And to answer his question gotta be How to Train Your Dragon and Dead Man's Chest. I had no idea how they were gonna top the first one but MY GOD they did.

[@ryanguitargodfrey]

Saw this last night and I'm still shocked on how great it was. The imagination they put into this was outstanding and they nailed it. Whoever was in charge of this film over there should be in charge of everything else lol. Great job! With having a 12-year-old child on the spectrum, This was very touching and really spoke to him. Also allowed me a few parental moments with some good lectures and conversations. Nicely done

[@sreejitghosh4629]

Will this channel ever touch 2M? In the last couple of years, I have grown to love this channel more than another unnamed reviewer who now plugs in unskippable 2 minute long ads in their video, and doesn't even give any final good or bad answer. Everything is understandable and ok, or great, no movie is bad for that other reviewer. That's why I have turned to this channel. Hope this channel gets all the love that it deserves.

What's a sequel that really surprised me? Puss in Boots The Last Wish, hands down!

[@chaoticfury22]

THIS!!! Absolutely a surprise 🎉

[@kezzy7689]

Monsters university 👁️🧢

[@ppmnox]

loved it so much

[@RiverDogRun]

Monsters University was a mere shadow of the original Monsters Inc.

[@JonathanGaeta]

@@RiverDogRunbecause Monsters University is a prequel

[@aaron_osborne]

Both movies feel especially important for youngsters and 20-somethings like me finding their way through the world. Mental maturity is a blessing since, without it, everyone would be lost.

[@KingCuzco]

i thought envy played a huge part of the movie only because *SPOILER* she enables anxiety with the decision she makes. anxiety took over the console most of the time and when you’re unsure about wanting to fit in, envy is that social influence of wanting to commit to those actions.