**INSIDE OUT 2** is the MOST RELATABLE movie of the year! First Time Watching (Movie Reaction)

Inside Out 2 Movie Reaction and Commentary
today we're gonna be watching Inside Out 2 for the first time!
the most relatable animated movie I've ever seen
hope you'll enjoy this reaction to Inside Out 2!
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[@DanGamingFan2406]

That one scene where Embarrassment hides Sadness is actually a great detail about how these emotions are used. Like, when some children grow up, they believe it's embarrassing to cry so they hide it.

[@user-xx2tl4iv1i]

Why are all the top 4 comments from you

[@littlesparrow303]

Yeah as someone who use to be a big cry baby. As I started to grow up I try not to cry anymore because of being made fun of & felt embarrassed

[@ThePonderer]

27:30 the thing about Envy is that she admires everyone and everything uncritically. So when Anxiety takes charge, Envy decides she just wants to be like her, and the two of them create an unbroken loop of bad decisions.

[@somdeuk_pm]

This is the comment I was looking for.

[@TheEnvyEmotion]

Envy is good for self improvement but too much of Envy results into bad decisions

[@DanGamingFan2406]

I saw a comment that basically said “I want an inside out sequel every decade until riley’s an old lady” and I would agree with that.

[@watershipup7101]

I think it is certainly possible/likely for Pixar to do more. But this one worked because they took their time and made sure they had a strong story to justify making it. They shouldn't just pump out another one as quickly as possible to make a buck. More would be welcome if they can find the right story.

[@user-xx2tl4iv1i]

I saw this exact comment somewhere else

[@mateusalvesdesouza5580]

I think is too much, it's almost 7-9 movies, and it is very easy to mess up everything. Three more is enough!

[@agusnicoletti3051]

With every video I see your comments on I'm more and more convinced that this account is a bot, there's no way there's a real person behind this

[@nicolasbaron4506]

@@user-xx2tl4iv1i At this point, I’m more convinced that the OP is a bot even though he denies it because one of the users that replied to him (watershipup7101) not only always reply back to him, but literally copy and pasted my reply word for word.

[@abthedragon4921]

I love how Joy's character development remains intact from the first movie. She still dominates the other emotions but she sees their value a lot more than she did in the first movie, especially with Sadness.

[@forestcatkay14]

she could be the main emotion as well as she has that glow around her the others dont. Though Im curious when that will stop as her parents' emotions dont have a glow around one of them.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

I love how they depict Anxiety as an antagonist, but not a true villain. Most of her actions hurt Riley in the long run, but that's not her intention. She just wants to protect Riley like the other emotions. And we do see shortly after her introduction and towards the end how she can be a good thing in small doses. But like Joy from the first movie, she needs to learn to let go and let's the others do their thing.

[@Little1Cave]

Anxiety is probably one of, if not my favorite, Disney non-villain antagonist.

[@CB-eo6xo]

@@Little1Cave And I thought people were telling me Disney needs to go back to doing classical irredeemable villains (not that there's anything wrong with Disney doing those kinds of villains). It's all about the execution in how you write an irredeemable villain and a non-villain antagonist (or even a redeemable villain).

[@Little1Cave]

@@CB-eo6xo I do agree that execution is most important. For me though, it’s variety. A healthy mix of irredeemable villains, morally-grey antagonists, or no main antagonist character at all will ensure that every Disney movie will be fresh and have a different vibe each time.

[@CB-eo6xo]

@@Little1Cave Yeah. I think Disney needs to be a bit balanced with the villains. And it wouldn't hurt to perhaps have all of the above examples all exist in the same movie to show lots of decent comparisons and contrasts to each other.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

"Maybe this is what happens when you grow up, you feel less joy." Damn, that line hit me like a truck. It's messed up but it's a very real thing that we deal with and it hurts to realize.

[@2FG4-Ever]

I love how Anxiety isn't depicted as 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

[@marktapia8327]

Riley needs you is what joy told sadness in the first movie. Now we get sadness saying to joy that Riley wants you in the second movie. Think about that.

[@nariousdixon933]

Joy being a control freak comes from our desire to be happy. People prefer to feel joy more than the other emotions so naturally Joy always try to take the lead.

[@eurofalke6804]

At the time this movie came out I went to cinema (by myself and with basically only kids and their parents in the same room) and sitting there in the dark, with the big screen in front of me and speakers all around me, hearing rileys sense of self say "Im not good enough" and then repeating it, echoing in her entire head hit me so hard... its essentially what I believed and felt for the last 4 years and it manifests as time passes. Im not very emotionally expressive most of the time, guess my emotions are also locked into the vault, but this movie was so hard to watch and her panic attack, including the anxiety tornado in HQ, killed it so much that I felt numb watching the credits and while leaving afterwards.. Pure masterpiece by pixar

[@PrinceTamar5.1913]

"I’M NOT GOOD ENOUGH 29:45 saddest line ever 😢"

[@serendavies7375]

Yes it is 😢

[@scooter1687]

i would say the older you the less you feel joy

[@icybear7792]

27:28 envy's purpose in this movie was to (1) know what riley wants and (2) make riley be and/or appear as a better person based on social interactions seems complex at first but totally makes sense, here's all of her times she's controlling the console: - want something other has triggered by awe (almost touching val's hair) - overrides disgust to appear polite and hospitable (eating a protein bar she hates) - accommodate peer pressure by someone of status ("oh, an exclusive invitation! we're going!") - becoming a social chameleon to match someone/a tribe ("no! we need a band they think is cool, not that we actually like!") - remind us that we want to be better (envy overrides riley's reluctance and anxiety's concern about sneaking in the office by making her feel that she needs it) envy instigates anxiety and it results to poor decision making when you have a defeatist mentality ("what do you think she's written about us?" "i don't know, do you think it's bad?!"), perfect pairing for spirals, but also a perfect pairing to build the best version of yourself (planning for the future + emulating positive traits that is good for you inspired from other people)

[@Random_Games601]

To let you know that Riley's deep secret is said in an end-credit scene.When Joy goes back to the vaul and the deep dark secrets guy says Riley burned rug or something like that.

[@kristianbanks6450]

I’ve really grown to love anxiety 🧡 I relate to her so bad. I feel anxiety almost every day and she was just misunderstood. I love how they didn’t treat her like a villain. She only wanted to help Riley but chose the wrong choices doing so, and that anxiety attack scene almost brought me to tears. They’re absolutely terrifying to experience. Thank you so much for watching this🥰 I love your reaction so much

[@DamienFalarro]

The reason why Envy and Anxiety work together is because Anxiety wants the best for Riley while Envy sees the best in others which could make Riley better. 33:30 Emotions cannot make us who we are. We are what we feel.

[@angeles252]

Pixar's third best Mecha film behind Inside Out 1 and Ratatouille. It's accessible enough for young kids yet deep enough to have some impact on older audiences

[@LiliS-wy9re]

i watched this movie two months ago in cinema with my friends. and especially rileys panic attack hit me so hard and while i watched it i felt like i couldnt breathe. im still struggling a lot with self worth and watching this movie made me feel seen but also kinda lonely. in the movie when all those emotions hugged, it just made me sad because i might have friends but the last hug that lasted more than 5 seconds was at least 5/6 years ago (im 18). i just feel like a real hug would make me feel like im worth more because my whole teenage years, where i went through depression etc., i never got the affection i craved. and when i see other friends around me just randomly hugging, i wonder what i did wrong that no one is like this with me. i really loved this film, and when you understand what shes going through because youve been going through it yourself, its even better

[@cutecorgiis5230]

i think it was an anxiety attack, not a panic attack

[@111imagine111]

" Can I also summon Joy, just like that? " Well, I always say that happiness is not a destination, it`s a way of life ;)

[@rickymoranjr9609]

BTW Maya Hawke voiced Anxiety and she did a great job especially when she talks fast but most importantly she rants and raves like a lunatic from pure Anxiety

[@DwynTwo]

I love how they didn't go the Mean Girl route with the high school kids. Yes, they were a bit intimidating, but weren't trying to be bullies, and Val was like a big sister to Riley

[@acdragonrider]

I struggle with heavy anxiety, heavy depression at times and loneliness. My core emotions would be anxiety, anger, sadness and nostalgia. Everything anxiety says has been something I’ve said or gone through. I am very dramatic and people have often told me that things are not the end of the world but my instinct is to think so. What Joy says about people feeling less joy as they get older. I told my mom that recently. It was a form of enlightenment I had. I was already vibing and then Riley’s anxiety belief system said “I’m not good enough.” That hurt me so much. I was already having anxiety and then Riley started having her panic attack. It reminded me so much of my own panic attacks that as Riley was going through it, I started crying copiously and stressing out. I had a mild panic attack in my theater seat.

[@ZacGamer17]

34:39 Such clever symbolism used here. From Riley feeling the sun shine on her, it meant that whenever in times of doubt and stress, there will always be a shining hope to help overcome it. In this case, her friends, her family, her emotions, and most importantly, believing in herself. When Riley finally knew that, instead of her emotions choosing to take over Riley, Riley actually chose to be happy, she was now controlling her own emotions and chose Joy to help her begin that shining hope. Working at a smooth, steady pace while at the same time, to keep moving forward, knowing she is never alone.

[@sanxxxx]

I'm all up for let's plays! Looking forward to seeing it ❤

[@LennoxMulenga-ex2wp]

Anxiety isn't evil but protagonist she is just like joy

[@nicolasbaron4506]

I loved Inside Out 2 so much! In my opinion, I personally enjoyed the mature story elements and message on anxiety and complicated emotions more than the first. I also liked that the characters didn't forget the lessons of the original film and have to re-learn the same thing. The growth here felt different from the growth in the first movie, and that is commendable. This is definitely a return to form for Pixar and I'm so happy that this is now the new highest grossing animated film of all time!

[@SorenAlba54]

I saw this in theaters and I was overwhelmed of how they pulled this off. I agree of what you said about yourself, Sophie. Of all the time that I’ve seen you react to multiple movies, you’re pretty hard to please and there are times where you express yourself like all of a sudden, you’re going through the exact same things that the characters are dealing with. Furthermore, on a personal level, I hardly recall my teen years but the one thing I do remember is that I had a hard time trying to fit in with other kids prior to this. Because of that, as time went on, I and still am a solitary person that care less what people think about me and more than aware that certain topics like that are not worth the time. Therefore, although I did lots of things that I regret to this day, I wouldn’t change a single thing about me because there’s nothing wrong with who I am. When Riley’s new Sense of Self came into the picture, I felt that too because as someone who tries his hardest to prevent making mistakes nonstop, it hits deep. However, there are those who understand what I’m trying to accomplish and they help out, in their own way. P.S I too keep my phone charged all the time that I turn the low power mode on since I often use it for whatever reason. Plus, with having an iPad, even at 95%, I charge it because batteries on this device takes longer than those in iPhones.

[@gabevandenhoeven4546]

I can imagine if there's going to be a Inside Out 3 it will be something along the lines of college, romance drama, rejection, true love etc. I just hope that they won't just rush out with the movie to make some bucks because this is a really good franchise so far both movies have been really relatable educational and emotional. If they can be sure that the story they write is good, which seems to be Pixar's intention, then I have no doubt these can contest for the best Disney/Pixar films ever

[@judiciousjayel]

If there's gonna be a 3rd movie, I feel like it would tackle about Riley's college life and love life.

[@ZacGamer17]

I swear, this is like the first movie in some ways. In the first movie, all Joy wanted for Riley was to be sure she was always positive and happy, no matter what, even through the darkest of times. But in the end, she finally understood what this was doing to Riley. For burying all that inner sorrow and doubt, it was destroying Riley from the ‘inside out’. She needed to embrace those emotions other than happiness. In the second movie, it was with beliefs, of what Riley thought of herself as. Only focusing on positive beliefs, because the emotions thought that that’s what made Riley feel accepted that way. Which again, was destroying her from the ‘inside out’. Because those negative beliefs are also what makes Riley Riley. It doesn’t mean that she’s a bad person. Everyone one of those beliefs makes her who she is as a human being. And other people accept those things about you, cause that’s what makes you you. Morals for both of those was so impactful and true. Never try to shadow your inner conflicts or negative beliefs with positivity. Because you won’t be hurting others if you don’t, you would hurting yourself the most. Hurting the real you that YOU are meant to be. Hiding the true definition of yourself. From the ‘inside out’. Always be true to yourself, and never try to bottles those conflicts up, embrace them and accept all your emotions and beliefs for what they can do to benefit your life.

[@ZacGamer17]

Just hearing all those voices from the belief system makes it just so relatable, all those positive and negative beliefs colliding. Which gives us more anxiety to handle. Because we want to be our best self, but it can become more nerve wrecking to handle, because then we start doubting ourselves that we’re ’not good enough’. Seeing all 9 emotions hug the belief system just brings me to tears every time. Because they are not just hugging the system but ACTUALLY all hugging Riley herself, from the ‘inside out’, saying “It’s ok. We’re all here for you, Riley. You’re never alone. Everything is going to be ok. We all love you, no matter what.”

[@user-lv5zz7wv6l]

Anxiety was certainly a unique antagonist and i respect that

[@_jiang.yuyu.art_]

"Maybe this is what happens when you grow up. You feel less joy" broke me

[@SpecklesTeeV]

My friends and I dressed up as each of the different emotions when we watched this in theaters and when I started sobbing, not crying, SOBBING, my friends were like “it’s ok, it’s just a movie.” but i ain’t listening. I love this movie and I’m sobbing through it. And this movie has officially made it number 4 on my Top 10.

[@katyashostak3392]

Great reaction Sophie, I loved your perspective on Anxiety. I love that you happened to be wearing the orange eyeshadow too. Just another great touch, even being coincidence :) Also, there is a second post credit scene at the very end of the credits btw revealing the deep dark secret that stayed in the vault.

[@SpecklesTeeV]

This movie is a such a masterpiece. The way this movie shows the new emotions realistically is amazing like the Anxiety Attack. It’s so real and in theaters, I felt my heart beating with Riley’s. The quote from Joy “Maybe this is what happens when you grow up, you feel less joy” is so important because this is actually true. Further into our lives, we see more of the world and eventually at some point, we are less joyful but we eventually overcome it. When Riley apologized to her friends, I sobbed and my friends beside me were like “It’s ok. It’s just a movie.” But I AINT LISTENING. I LOVE THIS MOVIE. Also my friends dressed as each of the emotions. 😊

[@marvelsmagictrio2825]

Your Reaction to the first movie was the first video of yours I watched so I'm definitely Excited

[@matsv201]

I have a doughter in that age. She is a bit autistic. So untill she wss like 5 she only ever scrremed. Then when she was like 8-9 she was the kindest child and super helpfull. Then puberty hit and she just started screeming again. And sropped talking. It only lasted for 6 month. Now shes back to talking again... well. Some times.

[@augustinensang3109]

Sophie is Anxiety in human form

[@LeoValdez_2]

0:41 “And their cactus” XD

[@garybenson12]

FINALLY IVE BEEN WAITING FOR YOU TOO REACT TO THIS!!!!

[@vetarlittorf1807]

This movie just became the highest-grossing animated film of all time.

[@crystalhufflepufftheluckyt2758]

Great sequel ❤️😄👍I have seen this movie three times in the cinema

[@NealMarchuk]

It's not a bad thing for Joy to be in charge of Riley's emotions. If you remember from the sneak peeks we get of her parents' minds, each of them has a primary emotion (Sadness for her mom, representing empathy, and Anger for her dad, standing for assertiveness and authority). But for the adults, the scenes in Headquarters are much more balanced, and the emotions are much more cooperative and nuanced. Joy's tendency to be the "boss" of the others seems to be indicative of Riley's immaturity, as well as her generally cheerful nature. Another detail I just thought of: In all of the adults, the emotions are sitting at the console, whereas for Riley (and all the other kids), the emotions are almost always standing.

[@scottmoore7588]

Just FYI, the friends didn't ditch Riley, they got assigned to another school. It wasn't their decision. I wasn't sure if you were joking or not but felt like throwing that out there just in case you genuinely thought they ditched her lol

[@SunBeeSmoked]

I was looking to see if someone commented that. I hope she was joking or misheard them say they were assigned to a different high school because that was honestly a little jarring to me.

[@cutecorgiis5230]

yea i thought it was weird that she was kinda encouraging riley to ignore them

[@rskyBindy]

I was just about to comment this. Maybe schools work differently where she lives, but yeah they didnt get to pick which school they went to, so obviously they’re just as sad as riley is that they wont get to be together, so acting like they’re intentionally being hurtful or mean isnt right lol also, the “why are you here just to embarrass us” like girl what? They were obviously invited and are just commenting on something that isnt true, they didnt just appear out of nowhere only to antagonize riley and then just disappear again as if their entire lives are about her 💀 they were just confused and hurt because they know she actually does like that band and now their best friend is being distant and mean. Ive never watched this reactor before but she definitely has an interesting view of things

[@scottmoore7588]

@@rskyBindy I think she was honestly just misinterpreting the movie. I really don't think she would've said that stuff if she knew what was going on. For what it's worth, I've seen several other reactors also interpret what was going on with the friends as them abandoning Riley. It really is bizarre, but hey, things get misconstrued all the time lol

[@rickymoranjr9609]

poor Riley, going through Puberty and getting new emotions that nearly ruined her life but luckily she had her parents and friends to fall back on in the end

[@andreaaa.k]

This movie hit home for me. Everything that happened in this movie was a story of my life. But sadness was the leader not happiness. I now suffer from really really bad anxiety and this movie will definitely be my favorite

[@Yourfrog]

The fact i was watching your inside out 1 reaction when this video came out

[@jordanstarman2053]

Anxiety is my favorite!

[@HectorGarcia-xj8hp]

6:18 You can call it “James Cameron’s avatar” (at least that’s the way I call it). and yes, the belief system reminded me a lot of the tree of souls from avatar.

[@kaleyrose47]

Anxiety turning Imagination Land into an animated sweatshop where they’re just drawing ideas and joy isn’t allowed is such a corporate clap-back at Disney and I’m amazed they kept it in!

[@Kawaii_Mal1234]

Sophie calling Joy, Happiness😂😂

[@ben-neon19]

Avoiding spoilers and trailers takes commitment. I do understand because I watched the trailers like a million times. Also great reaction and new subscriber!

[@Yoriichi_Sengoku]

There are 3 climaxes for me in this movie. 1. Anxiety pulling the sense of self 2. The "I'm not good enough" 3. The Collision between Riley and Grace

[@BrianLightyear]

Having emotions like Joy and anxiety has strong control wants what’s best for Riley 💛🧡

[@Soundtraker-vb5xm]

I love this movie so much.

[@marianielsen2274]

I need I movie with nostalgia in it !!😅😍

[@amberanime]

I'd love 3 more inside out movies. One about her as a teenager, maybe falling in love if they go down that route. One about the transition from teenager to adult life (getting a job, living on your own etc. (getting in a serious relationship if they go down this route) and one about her as an old lady with the story ending at her peacefull death after a fullfilling life. Pixar is no stranger to death. And I am especialy intrigued how they would handle the emotions during Riley's final moments after having lived a good full life. Would Joy be the last emotion she feels just as she was her first? I think there is a beautifull story there potentialy. Though I dont know if they would dare go down this route. Overall there is potential for multiple movies. I do hope they make more with an adult Riley. if only because animation is NOT just for kids and audiences sometimes grow up alongside movies. Look at harry potter. The first stories are more childish then the last ones. Its ok for them to make movies that age with their audience. And it would be refershing to see a serious attempt at an animated movie thats for adults, but still child friendly. And no, child friendly does not mean you have to avoid death. Anyway, teenage years and maybe falling in love seem most likely. But I do hope we will see adult and even granny Riley stories. I'd accept comic books or shorts if movies are not in the cards.

[@safrisaleh412]

A fundamental difference between feelings and emotions is that feelings are experienced consciously, while emotions manifest either consciously or subconsciously. Some people may spend years, or even a lifetime, not understanding the depths of their emotions.

[@AriaRoseOffical]

That’s what we call toxic positivity have me laughing 😂

[@timeeater2007]

I cried, three times. And I have allready seen the movie, twice. . . Damn.

[@benreybenreybenrey5122]

Очередная великолепная реакция, спасибо тебе!!

[@ryangregory2]

Hey. I noticed something in the beginning. You see the binoculars that Sadness used to find Family Island? They look EXACTLY like Lenny, the walking binoculars toy from 2 of the Toy Story movies!

[@chadatchison145]

Thanks for the video Sophie! :)

[@milenefontelas]

I saw this in the theater and I'm not sure if they showed it, but I reeeealy wanted to know what Riley's darkest secret was!

[@rachelkelly2293]

Also, Happy September 1st!

[@Destinee-yc8fr]

I am so ready.I am so so ready

[@leonardomunhoz8634]

Hope you got better soon, love your videos!

[@videohistory722]

Notice how the lockers and rink seats are orange, showing how Rileys surrounded by her anxiety?

[@rootmire]

Anxiety is literally me

[@Prime209z]

Sophie My GOAT

[@jimetonwafor-ezumah6034]

Inside Out 2 is better than the first, it really taught me what happens in people’s minds once they become teenagers.

[@enbysheriff]

I didnt carw much for the firsr film so i didnt expect to like it much....i definitely didn't expect to cry. This film had all the matirity i wanted from the first

[@mateuszmalag878]

I was waiting for this reaction. I knew that Sophie will get along with anxiety, ennui, embarrassment and envy. Dont know why I felt that ;)

[@Ari_C]

"why is joy such a control freak, it makes more sense for anxiety"(paraphrasing) have you never heard of toxic positivity? that was like joys whole deal in the first movie, though she has improved so much since then. also why are you so gung-ho for Riley to just completely abandon her friends for the sake of sucking up to the popular crowd???

[@LennoxMulenga-ex2wp]

I love this channel❤

[@rachelkelly2293]

17:15 *gasps* I can’t wait! I’ll be looking forward to that! 😁

[@alonsogallardoelmejorcient3568]

Day one collecting signatures so that Sophie can see "Killer Bean forever"

[@jasminbreakingbadwalkingde4614]

You missed the secret you find out what it is at the end of the credits

[@Churroelgiraffe]

Can't wait to see your let's play 😮

[@user-sl3fi4ds8w]

Ooooh gameplay you say… Can’t wait for that!!!

[@Thereptilesquadshorts]

honestly im a teenager and im a really good kid

[@EnterName-p5j]

I'm pretty sure the brain tends to remember mistakes, so it doesn't happen again.

[@serendavies7375]

Riley is even cuter as a teenager 😍

[@ParkerBrown-qu1nz]

That movie changed me…… 10%. Sophie….. I can’t stop until you actually watch it. FNAF MOVIE!!!!!!!

[@notzoenoelle]

you should play minecraft if you're not already doing that, it's fun to watch someone get into the game

[@TheLazerOfficial]

Lenny from Toy Story the goggles 2:49

[@R.I.P_2022]

I wanna see your full reaction without any cuts 😭😭

[@danielsdimension2003]

Inside Out 2 is pretty good.

[@Tamryntiara]

Love it Love your videos

[@данЫчреакции]

Best Disney Pixar movie

[@Korbinnn]

just to be random i like an old movie called two brothers from 2004 easy too tell if you see two tigers

[@EternalDensity]

yeah it bugs me if my phone is below 60% though with how long phone batteries last these days I'm a bit more lax with it than I used to be.

[@jonathanpapadax6064]

Very stunning at the beginning 😊😊

[@juantorres4173]

bloofy and pouchy are supposed to be like mickey mouse clubhouse

[@jarvisfowlkes3200]

Love you Sophia you rock

[@EternalDensity]

Yeah this movie did alright. #9 global box office. 1.666 billion

[@EnterName-p5j]

I heard they actually asked teenagers to review the movie and tell them about changes

[@Prime209z]

Oh and I'm 1000% in on you doing gaming content !

[@Lokear]

I'm the same way with the phone battery! How do people *survive* with it at 50%?

[@ABush-qd5je]

I'm sick too I have a sour throat

[@juantorres-fk7bk]

Am I the only one that thinks Riley's parents need to seriously get couple's counseling?