Pixar Is DEAD...(just kidding, Inside Out 2 made like a BAJILLION dollars)

[@Saberspark]

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[@АллаПрокофьева-ц2ч]

Come on when Let's Watch Eleanor's Secret [2009] and i didn't expect Inside out 2 actually get good reviews Uh oh Bots are here!

[@mago_malvado96]

@OfficerElonMuskUTTP Damn bro. You've hit a new low lol

[@Jammet]

While it's an emotional movie, the first never really connected that me because to be frank, I find the animation bland and boring. It looks just too undefined. Walking talking blobs don't do it for me. If this was hand drawn .... if only it were.

[@ivanhernandez9579]

Can you do Top 10 WORST Disney Cartoons

[@Alfie_chat]

​@OfficerElonMuskUTTP what the fuck?

[@bezierballad8852]

I just hope Pixar doesn't take this win as "sequels both perform and are objectively better than personal real-life stories"

[@雪者]

Honestly, I hope so.. But knowing Pixar, well...

[@daelen.cclark]

They won’t.

[@HydragonofDeath]

@@CharaIsNotEvil Don't reply to the bots

[@KgEclispe252]

Elio is literally their next movie...

[@xxbuttmanxx4383]

I hope at most they go “One for us, One for them” Where they’d go back and forth between financial safe bets, and creatively presented personal stories

[@DanGamingFan2406]

Anxiety turning Riley's Imagination Land into an animation sweatshop where joy isn't allowed is such a corporate clapback that I'm so glad Disney didn't remove.

[@lemonchan2013]

OH MY GOD WHEN YOU WRITE IT LIKE THAT I SEE HOW POWERFUL A METAPHOR THIS IS OMFG.

[@AlexChec]

I'm sure the Disney execs would have if they were capable of understanding allegory. Fortunately, at least in this case, they have proven that they are not.

[@aeoligarlic4024]

Ironic bc it is produced by the corporate giant itself

[@kaiserkase3621]

@@AlexChec It's not that they're incapable of understanding the allegory. It's that they don't care. Money still goes into their accounts and their stock portfolios go up either way.

[@LilyCaracciolo]

Also I saw somewhere that it’s a bit of a 1984 reference too

[@Rembreiker_lychec9257]

Only problem with its current success is that Disney is using it as an excuse to say original passion projects aren’t profitable, ignoring the fact that the reason those films did poorly was because they basically trained people to wait for their Disney+ releases and did a terrible job marketing them.

[@jeromevaleska2014]

The most ironic thing is that all these profitable sequels and spin-offs had to come from successful original stories first. Heard someone say that and it’s just so true.

[@meathead2934]

Disney after Wish: "People just don't want original content anymore." Me: It's not that we don't like original content, we just don't like sh*tty storytelling."

[@SleepyMook]

Incredibly sad that this is mostly likely what they’ll end up learning from this film’s success.

[@MichaelHesterII1356]

Exactly

[@jamieharrell5321]

To be honest, we need original storytelling back

[@Vampyroteou]

I have generalized anxiety disorder and that scene where anxiety basically makes a tornado around the control panel hit so hard. The way she was completely frozen as well, clearly wanting to pull away but unable to, and how the tornado kept going even after she let go. It was such a good artistic portrayal of what anxiety attacks really are like.

[@jmhuene]

Same when that was happening I cried because I know what that feels like but also know that things are going to bo okay also. It's so conflicting but also very powerful.

[@kamikeserpentail3778]

That scene definitely hit me the hardest, I cried a little. When Anxiety looks frozen, and Joy is mad at her because she's the problem, but internally Anxiety is trying her best, more than her best, she isn't intentionally being a problem, but just can't handle all of it, it's all too much.

[@talizorahvasnerd]

I managed to hold off on crying throughout the movie until that view of Anxiety frozen. I sobbed for the rest of the movie.

[@meganharding5100]

100%, I have the as well. And yeah, that's exactly what it's like it. Starts and then you don't realize something's wrong. You don't realize you're having a full long break down until like until it's like at its worst peak. And at that point you can't get it to stop like I love the illustration of the tornado inside her head and how she can feel it. Everywhere and she can't get it to stop. You know that is exactly what it's like.

[@princesserika9899]

What hit the most for me was the new Sense of Self echoing things like "I'm not good enough," "I'm a good friend," "I'm a terrible friend," "I need help sometimes"... It had me crying in bed, I used to be so insecure and doubtful of myself during high school 😭 I may not have experienced an anxiety attack, but that scene resonates with me so much... Oh, and the scene where all the emotions hugged Riley, I felt it. Like I've been given a hug as well 🤧

[@wirlogx]

My 17 years old niece said: "I bet horny was locked..." I just looked at her dumbfounded

[@HeyItsLito]

I mean...she's not wrong-

[@anastasia_852]

She's fucking 13

[@anvithequarsonist]

"Lust" was in fact an emotion during development of the first movie, which they scrapped.

[@cohengamertv6548]

Techinally, Disgust just filled in that role

[@TheGrimReaper19]

I guess that emotion turned into an island

[@DanGamingFan2406]

I love how Anxiety isn't really a villain. She's a normal emotion who means well like the others, while also showing why it's important to keep it in check.

[@marcosortega3350]

Honestly kinda what I saw coming with Anxiety once I first learned of the takeover.

[@michelecastellotti9172]

Wait... so its just the first movie but with anxiety instead of joy

[@marcosortega3350]

@@michelecastellotti9172 Sounds like it’s a bit different. I could not STAND Joy in the first movie until the memory dump scene.

[@alexpaulk2819]

I genuinely used to see my anxiety vs me always trying to battle everything out and trying to get the upper hand. This movie showed that even anxiety can help me, even though it can quickly get out of control and start catastrophizing. Ultimately, like all the other emotions, Anxiety just wanted to make sure Riley was going to be her best.

[@RackednStackeddd]

Fr. I thought they'd go in the direction of completely villainizing her but when (SPOILERS AHEAD) Riley's new sense of self formed as something akin to impostor syndrome and Anxiety is visibly heartbroken that she caused that was an amazing character moment

[@Ace2Donald]

I'm baffled by the people who said Anger was "out of character" in the movie. You mean the little dude who's just as focused in protecting Riley might also have a softer side!? Who would've thought!?

[@bezierballad8852]

Anger was my favorite in the original movie. And since the original movie had him be the cause of most of the problems with Riley (even if he had good intentions) it's nice for the sequel to show how he's somewhat trying to make up for it.

[@SecretMagician]

Exactly, he's like the stern but fair dad who loves but is willing to yell at you if you make mistakes.

[@NewyorkJKSK]

WHAT EVER U DO IGNORE THE BOTS DONT TALK TO THEM JUST REPORT

[@bossbuster4887]

I don't remember exact details, but wasn't anger like... Riley's sense of justice or something? Like he is for when she has been wronged. I am probably not conveying what I am trying to say properly...

[@Twig_ccj]

@@NewyorkJKSKbut I wanna say mean things to themmm! 😔😭

[@timothyserabian5103]

“You feel less joy when you grow up.” Dude, I teared up so much at that line my seven year old son held my hand and said, “it’s ok daddy.”

[@Game_Hero]

you have a good son, you're doing something correctly and should rightfully feel proud

[@Starlightdreamer112]

Awwwww

[@mars_starrz]

omg your son is adorable 🥹little dude is being raised right

[@Rosa-he6xb]

You son is so sweet for that. I hope he knows that despite us grownups feeling less joy as we grow old, that he knows him being there with you is fills you with the joy you need and deserve ❤️

[@DragnYT]

That line hit me so hard lol even though I'm pretty young (almost 18) but yeah still felt it. Also, W son

[@sharingheart13]

I thought both movies made it clear that the emotions were never "in control" of Riley. They could input suggestions and what they desire into the console, but it was up to Riley to act on them, just like people in real life can choose to act upon their emotions or not. As a child, in the first movie, Riley was more sensitive to the emotions, but as a teenager in the second movie, she develops a sense of self thanks to the beliefs she developed from her memories, so she relies less on pure emotion. The belief system also being different from the islands of personality: "What do I act like" vs "Who I am". Nostalgia showing up also shows that the emotions were there all along. They just weren't in "headquarters". I assume they had some influence from wherever they were, but in climbing up to headquarters, they have a much bigger influence.

[@thatdudeishitless293]

And throughout the movie Riley would hesitate sometimes when anxiety told her to do something.

[@janekaallen7473]

YESS I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS

[@nataliaborys1554]

This. It was extremely clear in the scene right before Anxiety throws out the sense of self. Anxiety told Riley to go to the cool kids' team, but her sense of self, which believes to be a good friend, made her ready to ignore the feeling in favour of being loyal to her old friends. Anxiety could make her feel super nervous about this, but she couldn't _make her choose._ Just like we can acknowledge our feelings without letting them control us.

[@IdontKnow-ht5ib]

Exactly! It was originally planned for Inside Out to have over 20 emotions who weren’t in headquarters, and while Joy and Sadness were lost in the memory place(?) they were supposed to come across them. They decided to scrap it though because they didn’t want to make it too complicated.

[@Persephone_ch]

My favorite little thing in the movie is how all of Anxiety’s belief are conditional. “If I get into the FireHawks, THEN I won’t be alone.” Having your sense of self tied to something external like that is exactly how depression starts. What happens when somebody say’s “You’re not ready.” When your entire belief system is structures around needing to be?

[@jeremiahjoseremollo6111]

Well said

[@SkiggsMoDiggs]

this is the best way i've seen anyone put this . oh my god

[@Kriskirby1992]

Didn't surprise me that the movie about literal emotions had the only accurate portrayal of an anxiety attack since Puss in Boots 2

[@maddiehalloway]

Have you seen ‘The Spider Within: A Spider-Verse Story’? That one also includes an accurate panic attack. I recommend it if you haven’t :)

[@kernowpictures2002]

Except for that South Park episode Buddha box

[@kernowpictures2002]

There was also those countless moments in Star Wars rebels where Captain Rex with (countless other clone veterans) suffer from PTSD

[@redpanda6497]

Puss in boots had a panic attack. That's different.

[@donovangallegos7839]

​@@maddiehallowayNice try, that's a short film, not a movie

[@meathead2934]

Inside Out 2 is a testament to how Pixar's recent work has been better than Disney Animations' work lately

[@googamp32]

Who do you think owns Pixar?

[@zimfan56]

@@googamp32me

[@D44RK_Iced_Yogs]

@@googamp32it’s like saying a gaming publisher and studio are the same thing. Just because one is owned by the other doesn’t automatically mean it’s going to be bad/good or have the same demands or money from said publisher.

[@cliffturbo2146]

Kinda like the early 2000s? No actually, the entire 2000s.

[@NewyorkJKSK]

The part where Anger Shoved his fist hands into the Pouchy guy

[@luistigerfox]

I prefer to consider the emotions in inside out as abstract personifications of Riley's feelings and mental states. They're not /actually/ there controlling her, but are instead a way to demonstrate her innermost feelings and thought processes on both a conscious and subconscious level. Arguably would mean that these characters and the events that happen within Riley's mind there do not exist within that universe. Their abstract nature is also why they, and their actions don't always make sense. For instance, in the first one, it's not actually joy suppressing sadness, but rather Riley trying to use that feeling of joy with her past memories to suppress the sadness she's feeling after the big life changes. And then at some point, both of them being thrown out the window, and the movement toward emotional shutdown is pointing to the representation of depression, a profoundly numb state where both joy and sadness hold little meaning.

[@AdorApocalypse]

I feel like this is exactly it, thanks for phrasing it so well! I think this concept can also explain the "well why don't her parents have those emotions in the first movie??" question, especially if we assume that the audience's view of the parents mind's is still sort of through the lens of Riley, she's probably never seen/been able to recognize her parents feeling those complex emotions and as such divided their effects to the core five. I'll admit that's much more of a reach, though 😅

[@pixelmagicbeat8131]

I mean u r quite correct. The emotions don't control her by the end of the movie. She chooses her own way of feeling which is so good. There is a believe system in Riley

[@undrv3224]

I'll make a preciaion Joy,sadness,digust, fear and anger are out base emotion, we born whit them. As we continue living, whit our experience we lern and discover new type of emotion such as anxiety embarass, resentment ecc

[@piperthomas2053]

And another evidence of them not being able to control her is that in Inside Out 2, anxiety tried to make her steal the notebook. but before she did, she hesitated

[@HyperTimeWaste]

The emotions are a metaphor

[@Jack-sy8mr]

Anxiety: “You guys are fired” Joy: “You can’t fire us, we don’t even exist, we’re just a clever visual metaphor used to personify the abstract concept of thought”

[@BOOTLEGDVDwannabe1997]

“One more crack like that and you’re out of here!”

[@KayKay.Koolaid]

“ NO PLEASE! I HAVE THREE KIDS!! “

[@SMACKADOOS]

IS THAT A SPONGEBOB REFERENCE⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️🧽🍍😱😱😱

[@Gold_Gamer_100]

​@@KayKay.Koolaid Fear would totally say this. Let's be real

[@EMLtheViewer]

“You can’t fire me because I don’t exist!”

[@SamTheMarioMan]

Something I find hilariously ironic is that Anxiety is a completely perfect representation of what Pixar was becoming. Afraid of potential failure, she drastically changed Riley in order to make her appeal to the popular crowd. In doing so, Riley's emotions were stunted, being stuck doing what was "cool" instead of doing what she wanted. Here's hoping that Pixar learns their lesson like Anxiety did!

[@paulsoldner9500]

If Pixar was afraid of potential failure, we would not have has 5 years of terrible films bombing ever harder

[@piffny6666]

Wait you actually cooked with this one

[@BobbyBermuda1986]

Whenever people nitpick the logic of the world of Inside Out, as someone who studied neuroscience at school, but who also appreciates art…I just wanna scream, "THIS IS IRRELEVANT!" The concept of a homunculus, or a little man running the show inside the brain as a thought experiment is just that, a rhetorical abstraction. It's never meant to be taken literally. It's like when you see the performers behind the animal costumes for the Lion King musical onstage…it doesn't matter because the ride we are on is highly enjoyable as a story. Calm down, folks

[@MasonJWMyers]

Exactly THANK YOU! Some of the points the Saber "jokingly" brought up that some people, ahem CS, could (Most likely.) be used as a point of criticism, is just ultimately fruitless and ANNOYING!!! Animation by definition is meant to BREAK REALITY, as in give us a whole different perspective that we couldn’t possibly see in the real world, as in create different worlds with new rules and limitations for us to follow in the story, as in NOT OUR REALITY!!!!! Unless something TRULY doesn’t make sense in THAT reality, or it goes against the universe's continuity through story-telling or writing, whenever someone asks or complains the how a f***ing cartoon works, I'm internally losing my mind saying, "WHO GIVES A S***T?!!!!!!" PS: I say jokingly because I genuinely can't tell if he was bringing up just to question it or to actually put it up as criticism of Inside Out 2.

[@carolinelutz397]

Exactly it's a metaphor, we don't need to be that picky

[@Notoriou.s]

as another student whos studying the exact same thing, i immediately thought of a homunculus the moment i saw the original film too

[@goobert5485]

The term is known as “suspension of belief” and it’s a pretty essential skill to use when enjoying most pieces of watchable art, especially ones that rely on the abstraction of thoughts and emotions or deeper than surface-level world building. Musicals are a really perfect example, especially ones that utilize puppetry-animation is almost a very similar medium, except instead of the manifestation of these characters or elements being physically present, they’re digitally created and brought to life through motion. Man, I just love art

[@lovelessuponthewall]

❤

[@brianlevine871]

Considering how the first movie showed Joy emerge out of thin air, I imagine that's how the new emotions came into existence during this film. And depending on how many emotions the staff will introduce in potential later productions, I'm guessing the other emotions will have their own space in other parts of the headquarters. The fact that Nostalgia seems to possess her own little area in the base gave me that idea. Also, Anxiety is the best new emotion here.

[@1mariomaniac]

I loved that scene near the end where anxiety sits in the massage chair with a cup of "anxi-tea" lol

[@canadiandynamite5834]

Personal, I'm team Envy. I'm all aboard the chaos gremlin train.

[@MetaGiga]

I loved Embarrassment. He seems like something that could actually eventually become Love since he seems to be how someone can act around their crush. Plus, he and Sadness seem to have a budding chemistry

[@pixelmagicbeat8131]

They were arldy there even in the 1st film. They were just not there in the headquarters. There were quite few hints. When anxiety said tht she was the biggest fan of joy and has been waiting for a long time to come to the headquarters. There must be another place for the sub emotions like the dad's anxiety came out of nowhere

[@argo9750]

I didn't see the movie yet, but I find it weird that we never saw the new emotions in adult characters in the first movie. I guess they have their own space somewhere else if they aren't currently taking over headquarters.

[@real_szop4692]

I remember someone saying that marvel destroyed people's vision of the box office because if a movie doesn't make a bajilion dollars in 2 days then the studio says that's it's a flop and takes it away from cinemas

[@lj2659]

REAL

[@calpic9748]

I mean Lightyear actually lost Disney about $100 million, Onward lost money as well, Elemental barely made a profit, so I would say they were actually flopping

[@catapultato1733]

​@@calpic9748onward's theatrical run was cut short by lockdown

[@SSMH6446]

@@calpic9748Onward was released during the pandemic, you know, where we were discouraged from going outside of our house.

[@thezplayer3002]

That's why I hate it when people say Furiosa is a flop

[@chaotic_vibz3173]

Some details i want to point out that may suggest that riley is indeed her own individual and not just a meat suit for the emotions: -in the first film, when anger inserted the running away idea, he mentioned how riley "took it". Meaning Riley herself accepted the idea to run away. She very well could have denied the idea, and I'm pretty sure that means there wouldn't be anything the emotions could do about it. -the emotions talk about Riley as if she is her own person. "Thats out girl", "Riley needs to be happy", ect. -when Anxiety was trying to push Riley to join Val's team, Riley hesitates a while before moving. Anxiety even said something along the lines of "come on Riley move" -the "sense of self" that Anxiety developed wasnt at all what she wanted. If the emotions had full control over Riley then that should not have happened. -The emotions cannot chose when core memories form. It just so happened that until inside out 1, all of the core memories were happy ones. I see the emotions less as little creatures that control Riley's every move, but more like they're influencing her. They're making her feel, rather than controlling her. I think this is especially apparent towards the end of Inside Out 1, where the control panel stopped working outright. Riley didnt stop functioning, she just stopped feeling.

[@d1o2c3t4o5r]

11:52 Inside Out 1 and 2 both conclude with the lesson that emotions cannot dictate everything a person does, but emotions can generally guide the person's behavior. The entire reason why Joy realized that Sadness is necessary, is because Reily's homesickness motivated her to run away, despite the emotions best efforts to stop her (but Sadness helped Reily connect with others, so she stopped).

[@skyenight-by8yh]

Of course, I’m glad that “Inside Out 2” captured such a W for Pixar, but… ya know what? I ain’t gonna jinx it and just be glad they secured this victory.

[@76papouche]

Yea pixar needed this

[@hernn0]

Indeed

[@albertoromero5075]

one success and no more sequels, that's the only thing I ask for in this world crisis!! #thePanderverseisreal

[@jaroj1112]

we need one every stage of life. 1st. childhood 2nd. transitioning into puperty 3rd. becoming an adult And so on...

[@albertoromero5075]

@@jaroj1112 4rd get Woke #thePanderverseisreal

[@evanrhildreth]

Disney+ is the biggest problem, and DISNEY SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER! In the 1980s, home video almost sank Disney. Disney dumped their movies onto VHS and people stopped going to the theater. Disney released Pinnochio on VHS and Black Cauldron in theaters the same month, and most parents bought the video tape. Disney put a moratorium on video tape sales - which eventually became the "Disney Vault" - in time for The Little Mermaid and audiences returned to theaters. Limiting home video saved Disney's box office. Disney+ is the exact same situation, it's killing Disney's box office. The irony is, every family that UNsubscribes to Disney+ is a family that will potentially go to the theater to see a Disney or Pixar movie.

[@cheetaking243]

I agree that Disney+ and the post-pandemic slump was the biggest problem, but disagree about the 1980s home video comment. The Black Cauldron was a disaster because: 1.) It cost an unheard-of $44 million to make, nearly 4x the budget of any prior animated feature. 2.) Trying to market a dark PG-rated fantasy (back when PG still actually meant something) made by the studio who had been putting out cute safe children's movies for the past decade like The Rescuers, Winnie the Pooh, Robin Hood, and The Aristocats, was an impossible task. It was too dark for young children, but teenagers wouldn't be caught dead at a Disney movie at the time due to their juvenile reputation from the 1970s. [This is why Don Bluth left the studio. He was tired of them being on autopilot in the 70s.] 3.) The film got very mixed reviews, and was cut/re-edited to death by Jeffrey Katzenberg at the last minute due to believing the film was too intense for families. This left it a bit of a gutted mess, which added to its struggles in finding an audience. Also, 4.) The home video market is arguably what saved Walt Disney Animation. Disney's first few Classics releases were extremely timidly done. But following how well it sold, they rapidly ramped up their "Disney Classics" marketing, focusing much more heavily on Disney's legacy and trying to tie a continuous thread linking Walt Disney's studio of old and the current Disney studio. 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit' brought this nostalgia-baiting to an absolute fever pitch, and is the primary reason why 'Oliver and Company' made so much money despite getting mixed reviews. [Compare the theatrical trailers of 'The Black Cauldron' and 'The Great Mouse Detective' to the trailers for 'Oliver & Company' and 'The Little Mermaid,' and the nostalgia-baiting angle of the later REALLY becomes obvious.] Back then, no matter how good your home theater was, a VHS on a cathode TV was never going to compare with going to theaters. And there was normally a 6-month gap between the theatrical and home video releases of new films. So it was a LONG wait for an inferior product. Disney+ set a precedent of having access to new films, in pristine UHD quality, either immediately upon release or within 2 months of a movie's theatrical release. So it undermined the theater experience MUCH more directly.

[@kernowpictures2002]

But what about the Star Wars shows like the acolyte, the bad batch, tales of the Jedi/Empire, Andor, Kenobi, the book of Boba Fett and The Mando-fucking-lorian?

[@DamienDarkside]

@@kernowpictures2002 The majority of the new Star Wars Disney + shows end up losing viewers, rather than gaining them. The Acolyte is abysmal and tanked a good chunk of the fanbase that was still hanging on. Disney themselves have admitted that they made too much, too fast.

[@greywolf7577]

Don't you think that entertainment is best when people can choose whether they want to watch a new movie in the theaters or an old movie on DVD? We shouldn't be limiting it to one or the other.

[@sethmachetedemeter]

What should be taken away from this sequel’s success: animated movies with GOOD STORY and SPECTACULAR ANIMATION perform well with audiences, it doesn’t matter if they’re sequels or original properties. Knowing executives they’ll most likely take away “oh people want more sequels and spin-offs” instead of the idea that people want movies with good execution, visuals, and don’t dumb it down bc it’s “a medium for kids” (bc animation is NOT a medium for kids, it’s for everyone).

[@marymurphy1429]

Also that even if it is "for kids" that doesn't mean you should not make quality content. Kids should have shows that speak to them at the level they are at with out treating them like they are dumb. They should not be gotten given just the cheapest bare minimum effort. Kids deserve quality content. They deserve stuff with thought and effort put into it. Disney and Pixar used to do that, but lately they have been putting out less quality content (although there have been some standouts, encanto made me sob) and that is such a shame. Like they are one of the biggest entertainment companies with big IPs but they just keep putting out live action remakes of animated movies that don't hold a candle to the original animation and it makes me sad.

[@admiralAlfonso9001]

Looked great in 3D too

[@ChibiChuri]

Wasn't just bluey and dora. Definitely making fun of mickey mouse club house too with the whole "oh pouchy~~!!!" And then choosing from 3 items that would work lol

[@Game_Hero]

given the timeline here, not sure about Bluey, but definitely Dora

[@GmmBeast]

I immediately thought of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse and then Dora

[@Aspoonz]

Fun Fact: Pixar intentionally waited years after the first Inside Out movie. They probably did this so as we grew up, Riley’s experience and emotions and how they affected her would be more relatable and understandable. They also brought in 9 teenagers into the studio to review and comment on Riley’s emotions to make sure that it was as accurate and relatable as possible.

[@hewkiithetiscytofficialcha8903]

… *_G E N I U S!!!!!!!!_*

[@CloudMouth27]

wait that's actually so smart

[@proto_117]

Well it worked for me!

[@BandKidBambi]

Way to make me tear up, Pixar

[@MadeMeExist]

I completely forgot about the teenagers being brought into the studio part That explains why it was so realistic

[@zbr76]

It should be remembered this is Pixar's victory, not Disney's. And winning one battle doesn't win a whole war. Disney (and by extension Pixar) are still in the red.

[@NewyorkJKSK]

Their was one scene were Joy has a figure of Bing Bong

[@MrSmith1984]

Disney made $2.3 Billion in Net Income, so even if they are going through a creative rut and dealing with the costs of the Streaming Wars, they ain't losing money.

[@jonathanwade3882]

ive always had hope for pixar but disney on the other hand, im just not expecting much from them. Just hope they dont screw up Moana 2 cuz ive always been a fan of the first movie

[@kernowpictures2002]

Disney only monopolised it

[@Overlord81]

@@MrSmith1984 Yes they are, if they lose around 10 bilions every year(with people keep droping from Disney Plus) 2.3 billion, ain't gonna save them.

[@anemouche5838]

I dont get why so many people hate on anxiety, she means well throughout the whole film and you can get where shes coming from because she just wants to help riley, sure it was bad to kick out all the other emotions but she just wanted to help. The plot of her slowly realising that maybe riley needs some time to think for herself and its too much stress to constantly feel anxious was good. And the panic attack scene, it was all too real and relatable for id say a lot of people, it wasnt just riley who was panicking it was anxiety herself who freaked out so much she didnt know what to do, and it took a lot of help from joy to help her calm down.

[@ThRealBuddy]

Yeah I feel like the people who hate on anxiety miss the point. Yes, CLEARLY as outside viewers we know they're pushing Riley too much, but that's realistic!! If you've ever had a super anxious friend, you can almost instantly tell when they are overthinking. Will they suddenly stop being anxious after you explain to them that their overthinking? Probably not, lol.

[@ItsMeTylerrr]

I think the reason why some people don’t like anxiety is because when they think of it they instantly think it’s bad, but the thing is this movie shows that anxiety is not a demonic thing in our heads, it’s a part of us and sometimes it helps defines us

[@animeotaku307]

That part of her panicking also mimics what a panic attack can feel like. Your brain is going a hundred miles per hour, but it’s also stuck on this one thing and it can’t move from it.

[@banana9347]

Yeah, I also can’t understand why you would hate Anxiety. Like she literally says that she’s planning for the future. She’s just doing it in a very damaging way.

[@janekaallen7473]

Just like real anxiety

[@MatthewWells-y3o]

15:20 "I wanted more moments where I had a chance to breathe." Anxiety: "Um, excuse me? Have you met me?"

[@TheUnintendo]

*Holding back Blue from Blue's Clues* "Easy, girl! It's not worth it. I'm sure he MEANT to say Blue, not Bluey! Just walk away..."

[@greg5805]

my favourite part of Inside Out 2 is that they kicked out Mindy Kaling from the cast

[@INRamos13]

The new voices for Disgust and Fear worked perfectly IMO

[@laslalal8451]

I'll miss Bill Hader as Fear tho

[@enskje]

Seems she wasn't kicked out, but refused to return due to pay dispute.

[@Moskeeto]

She wasn't kicked out. She refused to return because she wasn't happy with how much she was offered to return. Same with Bill Hader.

[@rayc2680]

Good friggin riddance 😂 I wouldn't pay a dime for that hack 😅

[@DanielGuzman-mm8ti]

Are you saying that Pixar made a BETTER Sequel than DreamWorks in the same year against Kung Fu Panda 4?

[@coachcherokee1488]

Oh yeah

[@raingirlie]

Most definitely

[@SBerrioww]

I feel like it’s expected. I mean, a fourth sequel? A FOURTH?? I feel like at most animated movies should end at a 3, and most feel like they can or should end at 2.

[@eko9554]

I saw the fourth one and looking back it wasn’t that good. King Fu Panda 3 was fun and felt like it was their last film.

[@StonksNZ]

​​@@SBerriowwhow can KFP 1 be a sequel bro

[@Rivers_TG]

Envy and Anxiety are written so well together! And you can tell the voice actors had a fun time voicing them, I loved this movie:>

[@zephyrjordan1808]

Envy isn't envy, she's more like admiration.

[@frozenzenberry4101]

@@zephyrjordan1808I haven’t gotten why everyone has been saying envy is supposed to come with inherent negativeness about not having the thing. Why can’t envy just be the desire to have something that belongs to others?

[@Vampyroteou]

@@zephyrjordan1808idk. I’ve always seen people say “oh I envy you” when someone admires someone else

[@planetlazuli7626]

@@frozenzenberry4101I think its mainly been given a bad reputation due to it being one of the deadly sins within Christianity

[@frozenzenberry4101]

@@planetlazuli7626 yeah, and I mean that’s definitely it. But I’ve seen like 5 different videos all have the same reaction to envy not being more evil or malicious. Just crazy to me how much the idea of envy being depicted as she was has gotten people scratching their heads.

[@Startsu2837]

As this movies target audience, and someone who doesn’t cry a lot, I started crying during the anxiety scene, I don’t know why or how, but Pixar’s team did such a good job at portraying what anxiety feels like, and damn. “Maybe you feel less joy when you grow up” hit HARD, most of its flaws can be overlooked and all in all I’m glad it did the first movie justice :)

[@ripperded8089]

This movie made me cry, and gave me a strong ache on my chest. It hits..... WAY too close to my life. It's horrible to live with Anxiety, but I love how they didn't make her a villain here. She's just.... taking irratonal decissions over pressure, and anxious. Pixar, thanks for this

[@SerenaPheles]

That dog looked more like Blues Clues, not Bluey smh

[@TheMasterfulEmerld]

With the personality of Dora the Explorer

[@rkrkrk999]

​@@TheMasterfulEmerldAnd Pouchy being a reference to Toodles from Mickey Mouse Clubhouse

[@TheMasterfulEmerld]

@@rkrkrk999 And yet he literally dumps the dog at the climax

[@pranavghantasala6808]

@@rkrkrk999 And also Backpack from Dora

[@damonlam9145]

Well let’s just hope Pixar won’t be dumping out even more sequels because of Inside Out 2 success but I certainly think they will do it due to Disney holding them at gun point and force them to do it out of mandatory.

[@akfc.6978]

Are you saying Pixar sequels are always worse than Pixar original movies and that Pixar should NEVER make any more sequels EVER *AGAIN????*

[@damonlam9145]

@@akfc.6978 nope I'm not against them making sequel, I'm against them being force to make sequels out of mandatory. I want Pixar to make sequels because they want to, not because they have to.

[@TheBestDonutArmy]

Sorry for the bad news but I think next year they are releasing Toy story 5. They should have ended by the third movie but no of course they didn't.

[@damonlam9145]

@@TheBestDonutArmy I'm aware of that, and I have an idea why (it was Disney's corporate meddling so they could rigged a board meeting election to their favor) though I do hope they can slow down the load once this year is over.

[@bagelisdead]

@@akfc.6978 love how far you ran with that lmao. OP means they hope Disney won't take Inside Out 2's success as "sequel good, original bad. churn out sloppy sequels" instead of "sequel good because story good. make more good sequel and original stories"

[@scarefish6689]

You should get an employee to tell annoying people to shut up. Even if it ruins the moviegoing experience, it sets a precedent.

[@sewgeekdesigns9113]

My friend did security at a movie theater. I’d be on the phone and hear him telling folks to be quiet and that’s not your seat lol

[@kernowpictures2002]

Exactly if I was the usher attending at the opening night for a film I directed I would tell them to “sit down and shut up!!!!” Like Mrs Crabtree in South Park

[@kernowpictures2002]

@UTubeTrollPoliceNWO what do you mean? Rapping isn’t bad are you saying that Eminem and Snoop Dogg are bad men?

[@stardust5_55]

@@kernowpictures2002 Don’t reply to bots

[@Ihatesocietyman]

@UTubeTrollPoliceNWOI'm going to touch you inappropriately 🙏

[@Twigs-workshop]

8:25 my theory is that, they are all technically her. so joy trying to keep things happy in the first film is Rily herself trying to stay positive. and in the second film, it's still Rily who truly think she should change herself so people will like her.

[@lynthepanda]

I do remember a scene where anxiety wanted her to move but Riley didn't until she was practically forced to and even envy was like are we pushing her too far It did surprise me but that was before she got a her fully belief core thingy

[@invaderpez12]

One aspect I liked that I haven't seen people talk about is how grounded and realistic the movie is, even with all the fantastical emotion stuff. Like if you take out all the emotion scenes, the movie still makes sense. Riley doesn't act too strange or weird that it feels like the emotions are controlling her like a robot. If you had just the Riley story, you could still follow it: a girl turns 13, goes to camp with her besties and starts having anxiety and almost has a falling out with them.

[@AIIy3000]

1:29 wtf do you mean it gets old 😭 bro showed 911

[@josebarrozo7620]

I think it was meant to throw shade at that one KZbinr who complained that 9/11 was not mentioned in Turning Red

[@memesong21]

​@@josebarrozo7620he disavowed that opinion long ago btw

[@TommyTom21]

@@josebarrozo7620 No, the edit literally just means that he was alive to see 9/11

[@kernowpictures2002]

I thought it was hilarious

[@AIIy3000]

@@kernowpictures2002 same

[@kisesakusaku]

This is surreal. I work at retail and NEVER seen Inside Out, however I got parents and grandparents buying movie snacks (Cause prices for boxed candy is a joke) and are planning to see the movie with their young ones. But one parent, likely a aunt or grandma, says that this movie hit so much relatablity, especially when dealing with anxiety. I can't tell my own emotions anymore but the concept of Inside Out 2 just clicks hard now to me, and I likely made my little brain people worry. 🥺 I'm fine. It's just.. Amazing that this movie hits almost all audience and it's it's big W for Pixar.

[@Penguinmanereikel]

You should probably watch the first one first.

[@nickg5341]

Thanks for standing up for Turning Red. The hate that movie gets is mind-boggling. I easily thought it was A-tier Pixar, one of the best animated movies in recent memory. Wasn’t a big fan of the first Inside Out but I am looking forward to the sequel - it seems more promising to me.

[@osets2117]

It's more the art style for me, just not a fan of it

[@ultimateidiot2344]

i thought it was quite fun, nothing too absurdly good but not as terrible as people act it was

[@Seventhplanet538]

I on the other hand LOVED IT. I genuinely think it's going to be seen as a classic in the future.

[@INRamos13]

It's a terrible movie that only a very niche audience can relate to, with a very generic artstyle. It's the antithesis of what a Pixar movie should be.

[@beccababe2391]

​@@INRamos13 I wouldn't say it's for a very niche audience since it's aimed towards tween/teen girls

[@JamesR624]

8:59 That can describe every single Pixar Movie. Toy Story, Monster's Inc, Bug's Life, Finding Nemo, and *especially* Cars, all turn into HORRIFIC NIGHTMARES if you think about them too hard.

[@look-at-this-goofy-ahh-rat]

I feel like the sequel did so well because Inside Out was MEANT to have a sequel. Stress and depression after moving is a wonderful movie idea from the perspective of the mind, and puberty in that environment is a story alone that as a whole can fit into a whole novel. Emotions are always changing, maturing. Learning. There's always new emotions, new experiences, new changed, and those are prime opportunity for the Inside Out universe to continue. It seemed less like a sequel and more like a continuation, which is what a sequel SHOULD be, not just a way for some spare bucks. They genuinely enjoyed making this movie, I could tell. Sometimes, passion projects don't have to make sense.

[@thepeacefulbuddah]

This is unrelated, but the other day I thought about Pixar or DreamWorks doing what Disney did with *Once Upon A Studio,* with all the characters meeting up. I wonder how Pixar would do that with a movie like Inside Out. Would it just be Riley, and we'd see the emotion's reactions through her eyes? Or would it be all 9 emotions meeting up?

[@thepeacefulbuddah]

I just realized DreamWorks was founded in 1994, and this October marks 30 years sence its founding. So they could do something like that later this year, if they're not secretly doing that right now as a surprise.

[@gavrilosinaga]

@@thepeacefulbuddahSadly, The Wild Robot, due to release this September, is going to be DWA’s last in-house movie though…

[@flyingtank]

​@@gavrilosinagahyped for wild robot

[@TheDigitalDemonYT]

we all thought pixar was going to die but its back.

[@bugonboris6681]

At least for now.

[@NewyorkJKSK]

Ignore the bots don’t talk to them the more u do the more they act their way

[@SecretMagician]

It's time we realize that movie/TV studios are always flip-flopping in quality. Even GOATed studios like Pixar and Ghibli.

[@rosegoldswirl]

Fr Pomni

[@bugonboris6681]

@@NewyorkJKSK Yah, you're right!

[@compareandcontrast9833]

Pixar: News of my demise was greatly exaggerated.😏

[@vertasicmemes2214]

6:28 WHO EATS A BANANA IN A MOVIE THEATRE??!?!?

[@eko9554]

Well that old couple from extreme cheap stakes is

[@admiralAlfonso9001]

When I saw the Boy and the Heron there was a family there that snuck pop tops in and you could hear them opening it during the movie

[@webbyishere]

I think luca and turning red would have made bank if they werent thrown straight to disney plus

[@Arcad3n]

Glove and Boots reference…. I miss those guys 😔

[@matsug5704]

Me too!! I was so happy to see that callback to the show.

[@habiba-wp1hn]

I appreciated that didn't make Anxiety and the other emotions into full villains. She was just protect Riley even though she was actually hurting her. She remind me of Joy in the first movie.

[@mrscollins05]

I loved that line at the end where she says "We don't get to choose who Riley will be."

[@easywhaler2387]

Bro did not flash Loona at 4:23 as his "bed buddy"

[@Jack_Sparrow655]

FINALLY SOMEONE NOTICES 😭

[@Waskotorowy]

NAWW BRO

[@redpanda6497]

Hell no-

[@shan1a_t]

FURRIES SCARE ME IM BEING SO FR

[@Jack_Sparrow655]

@@shan1a_t I fear no man, but that thing ( 🐕) it scares me😭

[@R7nzo]

12:19 NO STOP NOW 😨

[@UnmaskedPyro]

Not to sound pessimistic, but much like how people thought Dreamworks was back after Puss n Boots 2 before Trolls 3, Pixar won't be back either. I have a bad feeling Inside Out 2 won't be the new norm; Rather just a small blip of success

[@tinkywinky9087]

2:03 I was not prepared for a Glove and Boots reference in a Saberspark video. lol

[@chrisjames8979]

Right?!?! Especially in 2024?!

[@NewyorkJKSK]

Yeah

[@TheRatician]

Bad boys ride or die was also a great continuation movie, I personally love sequels (if they don't ride solely on the fact they are sequels) I'd love to see more balance between sequels and new works!

[@TeenGohan.]

That movie had me dying in the theater.

[@jlwiseman98]

Yeah there's nothing wrong with sequels or spinoffs inherently, as long as they're welcome and good entries to their franchise. And, as long as there's also plenty of new original content alongside it.

[@JuriAmari]

I don’t have an issue with sequels. As long as they’re well written and it allows room for new things to come in, I’ll gladly enjoy them! I got excited for Inside Out 2 because it actually makes sense why they could continue it. That excitement was well warranted because I really enjoyed the movie. I’m gonna try to get my parents to watch it with me because the way Anxiety is portrayed is pretty accurate to how I would describe mine. I also need to check out the Bad Boys sequels since I enjoyed the first film a ton.

[@Jonathan_Collins]

Yeah, it funny because when I was watching it in theatres, there were more adults than kids, and a bunch of teenagers. It may be less impactful but it does have a really good message for teenagers. Especially if they play hockey lol.

[@Noved0321]

Why are you copy pasting this everywhere lol

[@ai_izi]

Inside Out was focused on pre-teen kids, Inside Out 2 knows and has some nice moments for that people, so i hope that the Lamp makes Inside Out 3 a less kids focused film

[@pixelmagicbeat8131]

​@@ai_iziyh, kids won't understand the movie. But once kids enter teenagehood, they'll understand

[@jeremiahjoseremollo6111]

I swear I have deja vu from this comment

[@yuriaraujosilveira8530]

(SPOILERS!) I think that the way the movie did its ending with Joy being guided to the controls, and the other emotions understanding that meant that "Riley wants you", finally solidified Riley as an actual entity and not just a puppet of the emotions. She can help and guide them now, and ask for an specific emotion at an specific time, meaning she is actually conscious and can make decisions and requests. I really liked that.

[@labby_brawlstars]

6:15 I thought he said “stfu and didn’t work so I killed them” 💀 i think im high and idk how or why

[@SH4RK13xST1CK5]

That would've been golden lol Also, idk what he means by "riffing" what does it mean??

[@fadedoffense]

2:04 Glove and Boots mentioned let’s go

[@KlaviceGavin]

7:07 But… I liked Soul. Sure it’s no WALL-E but comparing it to Elemental and Turning Red is unfair.

[@silasaguilar8511]

Meanwhile Disney is failing, Pixar is cooking

[@myrtles1493]

Cool thing about phychology: The emotions being able to feel other emotions actually makes tons of sense when you think about how our brain develops thoughts. It CAN actually have thoughts about thoughts and have emotion based on thoughts about thoughts. (This trait is actually the main thing that sets us apart from most animals and even AI) So yes: Joy being able to feel sad is possible. Hey just a heads up, that sponser segement felt way too long. Maybe cut down on it next time?

[@justusb.plorer8773]

I haven't enjoyed an animated movie so much beyond my expectations for years. One element from the original movie that I think they expanded upon really well, is the way they balance the silly moments with the more serious ones. E.g., I was really expecting to cringe when they introduced Bloofy, but they presented him in a way that I found genuinely funny and fit with the context of the story. And then there's that line from Joy during her break down: "Maybe that's just something that happens when you get older. You feel less joy." Like, damn. You just plunged a cold knife into my heart and twisted the blade.

[@spiff796]

15:47 there was a 6 year old drinking a beer?

[@BEPSI.M00N]

Prolly root beer

[@quintenbuswell42]

@@BEPSI.M00Nthat or he ment 60 years

[@glamrockfreddyfazbear2035]

4:24 "you know the kind of FREAKS up there who drool all over you"

[@scout........]

5:24 end of sponsor

[@Diewache-tavr]

Thanks

[@Honeyd3ewsk]

The way I almost cried when Joy and Sadness were shown as really good friends 😭😭

[@PixilatedLives]

I went to watch this movie for my 16th birthday. I really understood Anxiety, it usually feels like Anxiety is controlling me the most. Anxiety and Fear. I honestly cried when Riley started having her anxiety/panic attack, cause she started doing the exact same things I did. The hand movements, the posture, the eyes, breathing, everything. Anxiety is my favorite and least favorite character.

[@cajunking5987]

I just came back from the theater! We were evacuated in the last two minutes of the movie 🙃

[@noamartinez2478]

WHATTT how come? Was it that full or was there another reason?

[@cajunking5987]

@@noamartinez2478 it was definitely not full and we have no idea cuz we didn’t stick around to find out 💀 Could’ve been a fire or a shooter for all we know. while everybody else lined up outside, we had things to do lol

[@MillieDuu]

Maybe because the film was so emotional that they had to evacuate the tears

[@cajunking5987]

@@MillieDuu we called the theater! Somebody pulled the alarm. Probably some dumb kid

[@LaterHarmony]

Saber at 9:55 just as excited to RIP AND TEAR in the Dark Ages as the rest of us!

[@aimeeh2079]

11:47 it’s actually values. Throughout puberty, you develop that sense of self that is linked to values rather than the more shallow interests and hobbies you do as a child. It’s the developmental stage that is referred to as ‘pruning’ where you start to properly develop your adult sense of self, which is why you feel your identity and personality basically shattering as a teenager. There’s actually an incredible amount of psychology referred to throughout it, would recommend watching any therapist reviews if it!

[@KitsuneClown]

2:06 OMG, the fact that u used a Glove and Boots clip is ✨️EVERYTHING✨️

[@dinosaysrawr]

6:00 Cass Mutt spotted! Inside Out 2 didn't reach the emotional heights of Inside Out IMHO, but the themes were still pertinent and poignant, the humor was honestly funnier, and I loved how we got to see the emotions play off one each other and have their funny one-liners and unique moments to shine. Anger and Fear had some of the best lines! If I had two critiques, they would be that Envy wasn't really a representation of true envy, and more just the embodiment of social comparison, and that we should've seen some kind of negative consequence from how Riley's self-concept was initially constructed in order to more fully justify her developing a more nuanced and multi-faceted self-concept. Because a lot of her self-concept seemed to be rooted in memories of her *performing* well, I would've drawn a more explicit connection between Anxiety frantic need to succeed being rooted in Riley's belief that she had to succeed everywhere in life in order to be worthy and "good."

[@geardog24]

So will Pixar finally learn something from this or are we going to regret the upcoming Inside Out 3?

[@jinjer420]

Pixar isn’t the one at fault. It’s more Disney and its decision as a corporation.

[@eko9554]

@@jinjer420Then maybe people should stop following anti wokes and getting offended when lgbt characters appear in films

[@Teakip]

I’m gonna say it, take me to the stocks if you must, but I loved The Good Dinosaur. Made me cry both times I watched it.

[@catherinec3735]

It’s sooooo good

[@pixelmagicbeat8131]

​@@mohammedabdoun3063exactly. K it didn't become tht famous, but it was soo nice. I went to watch it in the theater

[@HydragonofDeath]

Based

[@Dancinglemon]

No seriously, that film was not as bad as everyone makes it out to be.

[@L0rdOfThePies]

I loved watching the good dinosaur, never understood what people’s beef with it was but it came out at the right time for me

[@DiarraHarris]

"WE'RE BACK!!!" For this week. One film isn't to save everything just as one film isn't going to kill everything.

[@koalamangames8438]

Here in Australia talking in a movie RARELY happens and if it does the rest of the theatre tells the person to shut the f*ck up

[@swoozie]

Another great vid man

[@ryanperez1999]

When Pixar let go half of their animators last month, I was hoping that Inside Out 2 will deliver and it did. Loved the story, new characters and its heart. Definitely going to rewatch it to support it. The Belief System reminded me of The Tree of Voices from James Cameron's Avatar.

[@Dedelblute3]

15:13 The whole “letting go” thing is a bit undercut by the fact that you can escape from the Sierra Madre with all 29 gold bars. In case you don’t get it, this is a reference to the ending of the Dead Money DLC of Fallout: New Vegas.

[@davidfitzsimmons2451]

Don't celebrate "we are back" yet until they prove they got consecutive hits. Don't forget how "we are back" Don Bluth was with Anastasia, didn't stop him getting shut down when he failed the next movie Titan AE. Same COULD happen to Pixar.

[@HydragonofDeath]

Indeed, 1 good film isn't a sign of a comeback, you need at least 3 good films in a row to get one of those.

[@jonathanwade3882]

Lets not continue the same mistake people made with Dreamworks and Puss n Boots 2.

[@pixelmagicbeat8131]

​@@jonathanwade3882dreamworks is always like tht. I mean they did released quite good films. Dreamworks always try to take risks which as a result bad movies appear which is fine

[@asiantom4935]

Life is a seties of "we are so back" and "its joever" 😔

[@friskself9195]

I liked that towards the end when all of the unwanted memories that joy sent to the back of the mind started flooding her beliefs and the fact all of them were bad memories didn’t help the fact anxiety was making everything so much worse and overwhelming her. All those bad thoughts flooding it after her beliefs were “im a good person” really stuck out to me

[@plaidhatter1674]

It also made the attack worse as well. However, it was very nice how her mind didn't take to her old belief system, as it was flawed.

[@Avocattle]

I loved the parts when Fear was fawning over Anxiety, and that one line when he said “I think I can fix her” or something along those lines

[@DameDoeface]

Off topic, but the guy in the glasses bit some of the banana peel at 6:30 also why is he eating a banana in a movie theater? 💀

[@MathieuLeblanc1991]

17:40 I have a feeling that was more of a Chapek era decision considering Wish was approved back in 2018-2019, these decisions are done years in advance

[@mathieuleader8601]

I wish the deep dark secret was Riley being gay as a joke about Disney having so many false starts with gay characters and added depth to Riley wanting to impress the Firehawks captain.

[@senink]

What kinda got me was when joy was trying to replay the “bad” memories for an answer like she did in the first movie. When nothing came of it she broke down for a moment learning she’s not the only one responsible for Riley, learning that she may have to let her go. The final push for that is when she tells anxiety that. At least that’s what I think

[@littleblueclovers]

I just like the fun worldbuilding and seeing the emotions navigate daily situations (like the shorts). Inside Out is a franchise that I’d love to see as a TV series. As a TV series or a comic, I could see it being a great vehicle to teach and entertain about the brain/cognition and types of self care/therapy when facing different life situations. (Similar to “Cells at Work”)

[@jalaarts]

i wasn’t thinking bluey i was thinking blues clues and dora the explora 😭

[@F1shSt1ckz]

4:28 NOT THE LOONA PILLOW 😭😭

[@tehabi]

At the theater I was at everyone including kids were quiet and respectful. And it was packed too so there at least 70-80 people in the viewing room

[@Theinkflowsv]

I feel like ryley is her own being, cause when anxiety was trying to get her to steal the notebook she said “she doesnt want to?” Insinuating that ryley didnt want to steal the notebook even when the emotions did, (thats what it said atleast in the german dub) The only reason she still did was because anxiety forced her too,which an emotion isn’t supposed to do if their human doesnt want to

[@z4kpr]

3:10 damn that sponsor transition was clean💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@henrysmith9725]

...Ngl, I actually AM looking for a new matress. The sponsor spot made me want to product. I'm scared.

[@Avianeyes]

it made you want to product?

[@Vampiyaa]

@@Avianeyes I think some days, when things are tough, we all want to product sometimes 😞

[@Avianeyes]

@@Vampiyaa i hope you dont product in public..

[@ToxicRetro]

I loved anger... He was like a lil overprotective guy inside his little girl

[@aka_austin]

Are we not gonna talk about how the guy in that stock footage you used at 6:24 forgot to peel the last bit off the banana before biting it?

[@ThereAreThoseWhoCallMeTim]

Thanks for the Glove and Boots cameo at 2:04. I miss that channel soooooooo much!!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@Snarl_Marx]

The scene of Riley's anxiety attack really hit me. As a very anxious child (and adult) I can't imagine how much I would have benefited from seeing a representation like that. Something to show me that how I was feeling was valid, that it wasn't bad or wrong to feel that way, and that there was a way through it. I took me a long time to figure out the right words to describe how I was feeling, and I'm really grateful that my daughter gets to grow up with films and shows that explore these things in productive and honest ways.