Why Inside Out 2 Can Work

Sequels are the bane of my existence in disney, but for pixar it's another case that I am actually excited for.

[@SquidwardSmellsGOOD734]

Inside Out 2 does have more potential than Toy Story 5, that’s for certain.

[@hunterolaughlin]

I agree. Inside Out 2 I can understand, but Toy Story 5, probably best to leave it at 4. Even if not everyone was a fan of the ending, it’s better to stop there than milk the franchise further.

[@elimejia5749]

Although I have my doubts. Inside out 2 is probably more likely to bring back Pixar fans then Toy story 5.

[@SquidwardSmellsGOOD734]

@@elimejia5749 I also have my doubts too, but I have a slight bit of faith in it.

[@saturn6563]

@@hunterolaughlin It should’ve been left at Toy Story 3

[@paintingdreams290]

it should've been left at Toy Story 3, but Toy Story 4 did work as toas a 'further extension' to the ending, but it' sending should be way more permanent (i.e there was still further potential to explore stories after Toy Story 3, even tho it worked well as an ending, but with Toy Story 4's ending it won't work for Toy Story 5).@@saturn6563

[@WigglePup]

I'm quite skeptical. Don't get me wrong, I think it's great this film is getting a sequel, but with the recent hit-or-miss that studios have had in terms of quality, it would be wiser to wait for more information on the film before assuming it to be good. Otherwise, viewers will have expectations that will be easier to underwhelm.

[@FirepowerIGuess]

I agree. I also think that the design for anxiety doesn't really fit with the other characters/atmosphere, but I could be completely wrong. I like where they went with the design, but it's just screaming modern pixar.

[@Durtle.]

I would agree if the general agreement was that everyone thinks it’s gonna be bad

[@Rubin_Rubinia]

Yeah, I'm also pretty skeptical. Inside Out was one of my favourite films for a very long time, but when I heard they want to make a second one, I was definitely not excited. The first film was enough. Who knows, it could be a great film, but it could also be yet another mediocre sequel :/ It's really kind of a 50/50. I won't keep my expectations high for this.

[@DeivaxGD]

I mean, that's why the title says "it can work" not "it's going to work". The video is not assuming that it's going to be good and although it can be interpreted that way. The point of the whole video is to prove that it can work but It only remains to see what the study will bring us in its final result to see if they really knew how to make it work.

[@maplechei]

yeah this is what i mean

[@useless3897]

This is the make or break for Pixar. If this fails I genuinely think it’s over, if it’s a massive success I think it can kickstart Pixar back to the “golden era”

[@hunterolaughlin]

If it fails, then Elio can be the one that can be the success. Also, even if any of their future films reach the same writing and critical highs as their older works, it’s going to be hard to go back to that golden era. I think it’s time to accept that it’s over and we’re just never going to get to that level again.

[@willbrgamer5137]

"Back to the golden age" is pushing too far, it's better to look at it like you would look at current Dreamworks, they are capable of making masterpieces(like puss in boots 2) but most of the time they are going with the mid(troll and boss baby), it's no longer possible in our current day and age to have confidence in the quality's consistence of a studio, artist or company's product, you can only have hope, and wait to see if it's good or not, there are no longer guarantees in a world which each day becomes more and more unpredictable.

[@akpsyche1299]

Did you see Elemental? I thought it was pretty good, and it ended up performing well for them in the end.

[@cast8060]

@@akpsyche1299 It was NOT good but alright

[@akpsyche1299]

@@cast8060 might not be for everyone, and it had its cliche points, but I enjoyed it. The animation is gorgeous and it was done dirty by the marketing.

[@hunterolaughlin]

I’m glad to see someone keep an optimistic mind over Inside Out 2. Even without Pete Doctor in the Director’s chair or Bill Hader and Mindy Kaling returning, the idea of Riley growing up and going through puberty and the introduction of new emotions still shows that they’re at least evolving with this one.

[@manuelorozco7760]

That’s why I’m keeping my expectations moderate!

[@lasercraft32]

I don't think it will negatively effect the movie, but there's just one small plot hole that I find very odd... If there are going to be 4 more emotions because of Riley hitting puberty, then why don't Riley's parent's have these emotions in the first film? Obviously its because they didn't think of it at the time, but in-universe its very odd.

[@DriverHenryWho3245]

Perhaps they were 'on holiday' at the time?

[@OfficialDeanAdler]

My two sense is that the older you get the less you need of those emotions. Like possibly becoming more in tune with yourself could mean getting rid of your anxious side, your bored side, your envious side, and your embarrassment side.

[@tectamk.thorne7837]

My idea is that During childhood emotions are more simple, so only the main 5 emotions are needed. In teenage years, you develop much more complex emotions, but you can’t control them as well and it’s chaos And as you get older, your emotions regain control, and the other emotions are resorted to secondary duties in other parts of the brain,

[@Rebecca_George]

Something that I noticed is that the new emotions are unhealthy manifestations of the other emotions barring joy. Anxiety is an overwhelming and uncontrollable feeling of fear, Envy is an irrational feeling of anger, Embarrassment is sadness from an overbearing self consciousness, and Ennui could be cynicism or “disgust” at the world. One thing that might happen is that these new emotions may disappear at the end of the film as the old ones accept they’re just manifestations of themselves. (We already covered toxic positivity in the first film, so there’s no need to retread that)

[@tectamk.thorne7837]

That’s a really cool idea, so what would be the other manifestations be? Do you think an emotion could have multiple unhealthy manifestations , possibly at once?

[@maxtheblackbear8072]

I'm excited for Inside Out 2. Now that I'm 19 & a Senior in high school, I'm also growing up like Riley. I'm a bit sad that Fear and Disgust's actors won't return. Hopefully when we get more clips, they sound great like their original VAs.

[@sweetiethelion3430]

Same here, 19 years old, The first time I watched this movie I was 10, :D hopefully, this movie gives me the same amazing feeling I got watching it back in 2015.

[@disgustof-riley8338]

Disgust's new VA sounds WAY too close to Joy's VA in voice type. Mindy Kaling, for all her faults, and possibly from her subconscious feelings about herself, was AMAZING at sounding passively disgusted with every line of dialogue. Even neutral lines were delivered in a way that really made her seem like a person whose every emotion, happiness, anger, worry, concern, was filtered through a lense of disgust. And that was brillant. All of the voice actors did this, and it really made them feel like people and not just caricatures of the emotion they're supposed to be representing. This performance though... the little bit I've seen is more than disappointing. It's a disservice to the character. She was Anger's yes man, the final vote in the heavy decision to run away and make new core memories, the one who reminds everyone to "stay happy" out of concern for Riley's islands of personality. Her role in the trio of the three emotions left behind was effective and memorable. I hate to say it but I... I don't have a lot of faith in this vocal performance. Not much faith that she'll feel as unique as she did.

[@Solarthebrightsun]

no offense but didnt she get like 2-3 lines in the teaser trailer?? Chill 😅

[@geddyw]

Gotta agree, she may not be good but her voice was perfect for Disgust. I'm still hoping the new VA will be good though, gotta give new talent a chance.

[@disgustof-riley8338]

@@Solarthebrightsun What we did heard was definitely enough to give a decent idea. She got more lines than Anger and Fear combined. Watch the short "Five second rule," and then rewatch the trailer, if you vet the opportunity. The difference is VERY noticeable

[@julianaalexander]

Do disappointed that Mindy won't be there because she did so amazing and I heard that same kinda tone during the trailer with the new VA

[@justinferguson2058]

You and the people who liked your comment must having the worst hearing problems.How does she sound even remotly close to joy?

[@4deleDaz33m]

A perfect movie to make a sequel. Different ages means different emotion, Anxiety is a great addition. Thank you Pixar, hopefully this is just as good as the first movie

[@manuelorozco7760]

I doubt it’ll be on the original’s level. But as long as it’s one bit enjoyable I can live with it.

[@user-mz2ne4yh2t]

The only thing that bugs me (and a very minor one if you just take out post-credits scenes that are mostly just funny bits) is that we didn't see more emotions in Riley's parents and other adult people as the sequel implies it happens in the first one

[@jaceybella1267]

While it's really not the same studio I grew up with, I've found it hard to be as down on Pixar as other parts of Disney. The sequels certainly haven't been great, as well as Lightyear, but I've still enjoyed their original works over the past few years. Luca was a small and cute story, Soul was lovely and resonated with me, Turning Red had spunky style and felt relatable to my childhood, and Elemental genuinely surprised me. Pixar can still do good and heartfelt work, and imo they have been even if the numbers haven't been so kind. Inside Out definitely has the best sequel potential, and I look forward to it

[@manuelorozco7760]

I’ve enjoyed their recent original works as well. But their last top original work was Inside Out in my opinion

[@dawsy1000]

I don’t really get anxiety though. Isn’t anxiety just mostly fear, a little sadness, and a sprinkle of disgust? The whole idea is that complex emotions are combinations of the main 5?

[@rwwilson21]

No

[@redram6080]

​@@rwwilson21yes

[@sonicfanboy3375]

I thought Fear acted like someone with anxiety

[@redram6080]

@@sonicfanboy3375 he does because anxiety is a type of fear

[@LannyLeArtist]

Yeah, i don’t know what to think

[@eddy7346]

I felt a wave of dread and a bit of hope at the end, then dread again and a teeny tiny bit of hope at the end. Knowing how Pixar handles sequels, I will keep my expectations extremely low

[@deakensomoza3305]

What about Why Inside Out (2015) is a Masterpiece?

[@deshawnedwards6412]

I can only assume the reason why they held off on a sequel cause they were waiting to make Riley a certain older age to show much times past since the original since Inside Out take place in real world modern time.

[@hunterolaughlin]

And it’s perfect when the kids, well, the younger ones, who saw Inside Out are also entering their teens.

[@manuelorozco7760]

I was hoping they would make Riley 17-18 myself. But I can live with this as long as the movie itself is good.

[@siddiqsmouse5004]

Its ironic they're introducing Anxiety and I have anxiety for this coming sequel, lol 😆

[@hunterolaughlin]

I guess that’s why they used Anxiety as the new emotion to introduce in this teaser.

[@Alucard2091]

This could be good continuity like Toy Story 2 or Incredibles 2 filled w/ character regressions.

[@hunterolaughlin]

You accidentally misspelled continuity.

[@gabrieldjatienza6971]

27 emotion characters were in the planning stages, 5 were chosen for story purposes. For this sequel...4 new characters! Riley is growing....and new emotions are making their grand entrance.

[@afroling2096]

This is going to be a long comment , but I do fancy getting this stuff off my head. I liked inside out, not just for the movie it’s self but also because I find the concept creepy with the whole people in our head shtick which I do also like in twisted way. but I liked the movie over all. But to make a sequel will kinda tarnish its reputation and I honestly think the first inside out was honestly a perfect ending, we just assume Riley has a bright future ahead of her and the story concludes. But my main issue is…well,what are they going to do. It’s more than likely they leave headquarters but is that it. Because there are possible new things inside out can explore like the the collective unconscious or maybe it takes place in a different mind with their own struggles and challenges. But from the looks of it I’m quite unsure, but we’ll see. And also the new emotions…not gonna lie some of these chooses are…questionable at best and non-sensical at worst. Anxiety while it’s is indeed different from fear, it’s not different enough to be its own emotion based character I feel like. It’s like having depression being a long side sadness. Envy I think suffers from the same issue as anxiety, while there is a difference I just think two emotions should combine to produce it. And ennui should honestly be the lack of emotion. But to be fair the only one that gets my interest is embarrassment. Tho I think the reason why I’m interested is because I do think that embarrassment is the wrong choice here. Shame imo is the core emotion of feelings such as embarrassment, guilt, remorse and regret if you will, not to mention that shame is a self-conscious emotion aimed directly at the person them-selves and is often known as one the most painful mental feeling to exist. And already I think that opens up a lot of possibilities. Shame could be the tallest and lankiest out the emotions for his overseeing nature, he’s black with grey hair, orange eyes and sharpe nails that he checks from time to time. Unlike the other emotions who have human like teeth shame has sharp white teeth that can make a toothy green when he smiles from amusement. And just like the sharp painful feeling he produces he dresses sharp both figuratively and literally with sharp edges on his work suit with a pointy bow tie. And for narrative content of shame as a character, you could have him play a similar role to sadness from the first film but is snarky, sassy and is rather self-conscious about him-self. but unlike sadness who never really intended in getting in joys way. Shames intention’s do get in the way of joys, joy’s job is to motivate and encourage Riley while shame’s purpose is to belittle Riley when she dose something questionable or regrettable. In short they clash with each other due to their purpose thanks to the emotions they represent and thus having a completive rivalry for leadership. Shame is the death and darkness to joys life and light. But like all emotions shame does have a valuable purpose in Riley’s head. And shames purpose is to discourage moral or social norm violations so Riley can be accepted into society or groups, and may even motivate Riley to repair relationships. And honestly I could go on about a narrative I could come up with that lone concept and that was just me sharing an idea. But that’s honestly what they’re missing out with embarrassment so I feel rather meh about it. Also you have the issue of how these new emotions came about, in the first film we see that everyone has the basic five but nothing really out side of that…so how did these new emotions suddenly appear. I know it’s a Disney Pixar film but still some explanation would be nice. And over all I feel like this is just a way to gain cash after the rough time Disney has been caught up in lately and so need to get recognisable ips and turn out a few sequels in-clouding other Disney properties. Especially because the first movie felt like it came from a heart, the whole reason why inside out exists is because Peter doctor was inspired by his daughter at least that’s what I could recall, but this just feels so corporate. And if that’s the case then…well, as much as I regret referencing my inside out OC but is a great shame indeed. I hope the movie does well but I’m not really up for watching it and genuinely don’t feel like I’m missing out on much. In-fact in all honesty I think a tv series would do the franchise better, have every episode take place after the events of the first film and each episode has its own unique theme and situations. Sorry for my some what cynical out look but I worried to my guts. And understand why people are exited tho I suppose I just have to wait and see.

[@abreakfastfaceproduction2598]

I really like your idea for shame! I would honestly enjoy it if we just got one new emotion that, combined with the other 5 emotions, created a lot of common feelings experienced during puberty. That would make it harder for the core 5 emotions to "fight" shame or try to take back control over the panel as it would only just create new feelings still laced in shame. I'm not sure what each combination would be but i imagine joy and shame would create a mischievous feeling, like the glee of getting away with something. This could make Riley lie more or become more rebellious as teenagers often do. Perhaps at the climax, Joy will have to embrace this feeling to help Riley in some way and will need shame for it.

[@afroling2096]

Why thank you that means a lot especially because it was just an idea that just popped into my head. And for possible feeling combinations I do think that joy and shame would create a glee or guilty pleasure like you mentioned, like eating ice cream when you really shouldn’t be. But I also think joy and shame could create feelings of humble too. You get an award but you also feel like you don’t deserve it. Sadness and shame could create regret or remorse. Fear and shame could create embarrassment ,bashfulness and even humiliation. Disgust and shame could create guilt. And anger and shame could create self-loathing. And for a more advanced feeling of shame I would go mortify. And for a story I was think that shame could be painted as this antagonistic figure especially by joy but with some charm and charisma. But as you go deeper into the film it’s shown that shame dose really care and isn’t such a bad emotion as joy makes him out to be, he’s just really worried for Riley’s future and so wants to make sure Riley has the best possible out come which is why he does the things he does.preventing Riley from being an absolute party animal who’s out of control and has shabby morals. And joy also has a valid concern with shame being to over taking in his role and doesn’t want Riley to be overly depressed or live a boring unfulfilled life. But also lacks the knowledge of shames important role in Riley’s overall morality. In the end both are humbled and see each others points, coming to a middle ground. While also making Riley her self humble creating a healthy balance of both worlds.

[@damonlam9145]

Let’s hope Inside Out 2 can Pixar’s long running sequel curse

[@jonahdengler3858]

I just hope this sequel doesn’t go downhill like the other sequels. 😒

[@leebulger7112]

This is my take on the new emotions I think they are a good idea and a small prediction is that the main 5 will be in charge of course but some of the new emotions will be under one of the originals like anxiety will probably work with fear for example.

[@the_godbodor7026]

Another thing that makes Inside Out 2 even better of an idea is that those kids who watched Inside Out will most likely be able to relate to this second movie with the new emotions being introduced

[@OpticalSorcerer]

Not a huge Pixar fan, but I did connect to the original, so I'll give the sequel a try.

[@Diluxe8994]

Hopefully the new emotions can pull off a great sequence of the movie, including the main characters.

[@cordyceps7531]

I’m skeptical. Adding new emotions feels like a cash grab move. Are they gonna explain why we didn’t see these extra emotions in the heads of characters who aren’t Riley in the first movie. That one boy who was having a meltdown in his head over Riley talking to him would’ve definitely had Anxiety present.

[@TheRanker77]

Inside Out was probably the most underrated movie Pixar has ever made, and I legitimately believe that so many people will slam on Pixar if Inside Out 2 is bad

[@richardperaza5083]

You know I saw a comment that had the idea of it being an anthology film where we follow the same emotions just a different character and obviously a different story but I think the premise they're going with is a very smart move

[@angeles252]

This actually looks great! I remember loving the first Inside Out and seeing new emotions is cool! Can’t wait to see this!

[@lexramstudios1386]

Same!

[@solvi122]

Honestly I haven't felt excited about a Disney/Pixar movie in a while. Since 2017 Coco (aka: masterpiece), their movies have been disappointing me greatly. For Inside Out 2 I'm so excited tho!! Can't wait to see it ❤

[@matthewpowell2429]

I agree. Most Disney sequels and remakes in the past 10 years have stunk, but there have been a few that actually worked. And with the writer's strike being over now, maybe movies will be better again.

[@manuelorozco7760]

I’ve been hoping movies would be better again since we were in the near end of the COVID lockdown

[@moritztsacher]

I have high hopes for this, but I need to rewatch the first movie first.

[@Autumn-Leafeon]

Hearing the confidence in your voice when you said "I WILL get his position. I promise you that." I was seriously convinced, holy shit man

[@Lucky_9705]

I think that these pay disputes leading to actor departures will be an unfortunate new trend with Disney going forward. Anne Hathaway disowning her role as Jewel in Rio 3 will be next.

[@manuelorozco7760]

This is my first time seeing your videos! I’ve waited for Inside Out 2 since 2015. I was 22 in college and I just turned 31. When I first saw the original, I knew I was in for a good Pixar movie with hearing about it. But I didn’t know I would be in for a great Pixar movie. I have high functioning autism and suffer from mild anxiety! I’ve now seen the first movie 5 times in nearly a decade. Pixar has never let me down before!

[@gcs7817]

I loved inside out. Well scripted , good voice acting , cute and deep at the same time

[@MarvinMartinez2001]

Hopefully Inside Out 2 is really good! Making a sequel to they’re most popular film of the last decade makes me wonder if they’ll do Coco another popular film in that decade makes me a lil worried if that happens

[@manuelorozco7760]

I hope they leave Coco alone

[@goldmaxstar999]

I’ve missed this film, i also like the Good Dinosaur 🦕

[@hassansulaiman3848]

The Good Dinosaur was a disappointment

[@stargirIll]

how😭

[@manuelorozco7760]

I also liked GD too

[@monikakomodzinska2283]

TAKE HIS POSITION i will be waiting!!!

[@dcornect53]

Adding anxiety is really smart, it plays such a prominent role in teen years, and understanding the role of anxiety is important for everyone at all ages, as it can be behind so many of our feelings and actions. Anxiety is an important emotion with a lot of possibility, paired with other emotions like joy it can make feelings like the nervous excitement of driving a car the first time, with anger it can produce that defiant outlash common to teen rebellion as you find your place in society, with sadness it can lead to self-doubt and make us evaluate and reevaluate life and our actions, with fear it can lead to paranoia of what can go wrong which can lead us to being more prepared, with disgust it can cause us on questioninh and evaluating our health and our appearance allowing us to be more aware of ourselves. Adding 1 or even 2 new emotions wouldn't truly make future instalments of Inside Out too repetitive as long as these emotions are backed with a a deeper understanding of what the emotions are and their role, as well as what we really feel and have felt via emotional maturity. But after a that, if they keep adding more it would get too specific, and become redundant for anything longer than a 11 minute episode, so I hope they can walk that line.

[@natecgames4612]

I feel like the teaser was probably the best way to introduce the idea of an inside out sequal. Especially with showing anxiety as the first new emotion to distill that awkward feeling of change. Though i dont think i like anxietys design, it doesnt fit with the first 5 whos designs were based on things that elisited the emotion. Like joy a star, fear a nerve, and disgust broccoli.

[@Unsweetened8618]

I love the teaser trailer.😊 I'm watching this in the theater's, next year.

[@DepthTravel]

this is the one sequel i am actually excited for.

[@JabamiLain]

I just realized the "we" from Anxiety was referencing to the emotions we have yet to see. But that doesn't change the fact Riley may want to change, given the fact her emotions aren't all female.

[@nathanrobles9326]

It appears that these emotions appear once the puberty button is activated. My guess is that these emotions are present during puberty, and we’ll see Riley grow up to a stage past puberty where these emotions play roles in more niche parts of her life (for example on the islands)

[@poenpotzu2865]

While I wasnt the biggest fan of Elemental mostly beacuse of the some personal issues i had similiar to Zootopia, I do appreciate an original narrative with its own heart and narrative, hopefully inside out 2 will be more than another sequel

[@manuelorozco7760]

Sequels in general have been hit and miss in recent years

[@I_WANT_MY_SLAW]

Outside of animation nerds, and Disney adults, most don't know the difference between pixar and every other studio. They think every CGI movie is pixar, simply because pixar did it first. The word pixar has become a colloquial term to normies for CGI movies. Most normies think Shrek, and Minions are pixar, because they're CGI. And now there's literally no difference whatsoever. Pixar laid off 70% of their talent, and now they're working for other studios. So basically it's true, everything is pixar now, because every studio has [former] pixar talent.

[@iceprism367]

Damn, I have to agree. I feel like it's really become just another studio.

[@I_WANT_MY_SLAW]

@@iceprism367 Back in the day, the 30's, 40's, 50's, 60's, even 70's, Disney was really the only major player in Hollywood when it came to animation. Warner Bros (Chuck Jones, Tex Avery, Friz Freleng, Bob Clampett, etc) and Hannah-Barbera, were also making amazing cartoons. But only shorts. Nothing quite feature length. And Disney movies were always a very specific brand, that always followed the same formula. But in the 80's when animation starting becoming competitive, mainly thanks in part to former Disney animator Don Bluth, who decided to break from Disney, and be in direct competition to them, we've since gotten many new cartoons because of that. And without that competition, there would be no The Little Mermaid, no Disney Renaissance, and no Disney. The Little Mermaid saved The Walt Disney Company from bankruptcy. They were doing terribly. Much worse than they're doing today. Everyone thinks Disney today is failing, because their woke. But these people don't know, and probably weren't alive in the 80's when Disney was about to collapse. The few film failures they have today are peanuts compared to the shape Disney was in during the 80's.

[@Simbala-bq5vy]

​@@I_WANT_MY_SLAWActually the great mouse detective saved Disney the little mermaid started the renaissance era

[@I_WANT_MY_SLAW]

@@Simbala-bq5vy the ironic thing is that even though Walt Disney shaped animation throughout the 20th century, it was Shrek that ended up winning the very first Oscar for animated movie. That category was long overdue, and should've been created decades prior, like in the 60s. Then maybe if there was an awards incentive, other studios would've made feature length animated films that were actually good. But the ironic thing is that most normies think that Shrek is pixar, because they don't know the difference. To them it's like me asking you what brand is this banana 🍌? Is it Chiquita, Dole, Del Monte, or Fyffes? Most people have absolutely no clue, unless the sticker is on it. All bananas are the same. Even though pixar created the fully CGI movie in the 90s with Toy Story; Shrek actually shaped modern CGI in the 21st century more than any Pixar film did. Shrek was not only a huge hit with critics, but with the box office, and in pop culture in general. And the Oscar Shrek won was a slap in the face to Disney and pixar. And knowing the production of Shrek, it was an absolute nightmare. Animators working on more prestigious films (that nobody remembers) that were demoted, were made to go work on Shrek. It was called getting Shrek'd. And it was seen as an embarrassing humiliating thing. But the ironic thing is that having Shrek on their resume holds way more clout than any of their other movies.

[@blistlelo1700]

I'm worried that, even if the sequel is another masterpiece, the higher ups may still have the wrong idea what made it successful since they are so goddamn deaf blind to not understand mistakes and refuse listening to their critics and audience's feedback of what it actually made it work. They often just don't see each film as art but just products for cheap cash. I'm concerned that they would misinterpreted Inside Out 2's successful was because it's just another sequel and nothing else which would encourage them continue making even more sequels and less original work. To a lesser extent, while a movie where the protagonist being a teenage girl struggling with usual teenage issues of growing up could work depending of how they execute it, I'm slightly worried if that premise becomes a trend in Pixar since we have already two Pixar movies about teenage girls growing up. I don't know but it reminds me of how overly obliviously Mattel got when Barbie got massively successful that they wrongly assumed the cause was because of it being simply just a mature movie based on a toy rather than anything else and they already planed to adapt almost all of their toy lines into dark movies for older audiences.

[@rafazepro8656]

5:20 In Brazil, we're apparently not having this problem. All the voice actors from the first movie are in the trailer

[@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety]

They don't need Anxiety, when they already have Fear.

[@hassansulaiman3848]

Anxiety and Fear are two different emotions

[@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety]

@@hassansulaiman3848 "Some common synonyms of fear are alarm, dread, fright, panic, terror, and trepidation. While all these words mean painful agitation in the presence of or anticipation of danger, fear is the most general term and implies anxiety and usually loss of courage". - Google.

[@hassansulaiman3848]

@@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety well I mean anxiety is a mix of shyness, awkwardness, and stress while fear is just simply being scared of something or someone

[@rwwilson21]

@@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety take a psych class to learn the difference

[@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety]

@@rwwilson21 Is that what you did?

[@shafir5726]

I think it’s gonna be good!

[@switchboy2320]

Inside out trilogy could resonate with the current generation like how toy story did a decade ago

[@RaisedVintage23]

I'm excited about it. But I would be more on board if the entire cast was returning

[@hunterolaughlin]

Unfortunately, we’re going to have to get accustomed to the voice replacements of Fear and Disgust.

[@ambarm736]

I want to be hopefully about this. But I'm unsure about the whole adding new emotions thing for two reasons. 1)becuase like everyone else pointed out, these new emotions weren't in others people heads and trust me things like anxiety do not go away once you pass puberty and in many cases are not easier to control. 2)I feel like anxiety is more of a mental condition/illness than an emotion at least based on my own experience with it.

[@saturn6563]

Everyone feels anxiety, but anxiety disorder is a different story

[@annelisewilliams03]

I feel like it has more potential than "wish" or "toy story 5" or any more shitty remakes. I'm. Willing to give this one a chance but I will go in with extremely low expectations

[@manuelorozco7760]

I have more moderate expectations

[@magicvalgirl2309]

I Ironically watched inside out last week. I'm personally nervous, but who knows? It could be a good thing!

[@richhonican1457]

I was Riley's age in the sequel, when the original came out!

[@IvanPonce-zx4jk]

One way to ruin the movie? Delete the boy from the Ending/Short and/or any potential interaction from him with Riley... And put some other girl together with her, just because... . . . . . And I dont mean friendship... Which seems to be alien relationship dynamics between people for writers nowadays, especially between the same sex.

[@doctorwhosit3896]

You know, I’ve been wanting an Inside Out 2 since I was a kid. I can’t believe one of my childhood dreams is actually coming true. Our only hope is that it cleans up the dirty stains Turning Red dumped all over Pixar and their reputation amongst parents, and audience etc..

[@siddiqsmouse5004]

IM SO EXCITED FOR ANXIETY!! I PERSONALLY FEEL LIKE THAT ONES BEEN RUNNING YHE SHIP ON MY EMOTION CONSUL FOR FAR TOO LOMG LOL

[@lexramstudios1386]

6:05 if you do become CEO of Disney, can you announce some Muppet movies, make a theatrical Mickey Mouse movie, buy Spider-Man back from Sony, have Dave Filoni be in charge of Star Wars, create a new Star Wars trilogy, make a proper Ice Age sequel, make Rio 3, bring back Johnny Depp to do another Pirates of the Caribbeans, make either another Fantasia movie or Disney+ series, and even though you hate the live-action remakes can you at least make just one or two more? Like Ice Age or Treasure Planet or Atlantis?

[@giancarlofelicianocastaned9316]

If there's any movie that needed a sequel it was Inside Out.

[@sweetdreams1028]

It’s awesome seeing just about everyone excited for a new Pixar movie again, considering how controversial just about all of their films have been in the 2020’s so far

[@adamkalb1]

I liked Inside Out, but since it did not have much to make me want to see it again and was far from becoming a new favorite Pixar film of mine...Inside Out 2's trailer looks very good and I think this sequel has some potential to become the next Puss in Boots: The Last Wish next year. (sigh) If only Toy Story 5 and Frozen 3 will find a way to really outdo Toy Story 4 and Frozen 2 and become better than they were back in 2019, you might warm up to the prospect of Disney sequels in general. November 13, 2023, 7:15am

[@Charles-xe4ow]

Inside Out 2 and Frozen 3 are the only sequels I would want to watch

[@adrianmorrison4678]

Can you please do a video to breakdown the rise and weaknesses of girl bosses as well as breakdown the ones that worked?

[@CrispyA113]

We Got Toy Story 2 Cars 2 Inside Out 2 Finding Dory and Monsters University But still no Bugs Life 2

[@hunterolaughlin]

Considering A Bug’s Life is mainly forgotten by the general public other than the kids that grew up seeing the film in theaters and on VHS and most of the cast being deceased, it’s easy to understand why there hasn’t been a sequel.

[@CrispyA113]

@@hunterolaughlin yes Roddy McDowell Madeline Kahn Jonathan Harris Joe Ranft Alex Rocco David L Lander and Phyllis Diller have passed away and Hayden Patteniere is all grown up

[@javierfebronio8907]

This is redundant, but since you already talked about Pixar, Dreamworks and Illumination, I would like to hear you talk about other studios, like Blue Sky, Sony Pictures Animation, stop motion (Laika and Aardman)

[@lovetemplex]

We should all buy shares in disney and have you become ceo

[@achinthmurali5207]

Don’t forget to watch Ruby Gillman

[@manuelorozco7760]

I didn’t like that one

[@karamixon5815]

Inside out 2 is going good, I hope 🌟 1hy??? Anxiety be like a Muppet? 🌟 Who??? Will winner in this movie.... Joy or Angryer

[@mcuunofficial7499]

I mean Anxiety does kind of look Thoes weird looking Muppets from the show.

[@Trailbreaker3966]

Maybe inside out two will be the Puss and Boots the last wish for Pixar. Not to say I don’t like some of their recent work like cars 3 and Toy Story 4 but they have been doing just as bad as Disney for the most part.

[@juanchoresultay2704]

I believe this film can save Pixar hopefully

[@rwwilson21]

If they do another sequel after this one, there should be ONLY one more: adulthood

[@ZillaXVI]

I just hope inside out 2 could start a redemption arc for disney

[@manuelorozco7760]

They sure been hit and miss lately

[@panpanmonday3585]

Inside out 2 fed has potential but knowing Disney/Pixar it's most definitely going to be some type of cash grab with out any heart put into it

[@hunterolaughlin]

Sylvester: AH, SHATTUP! (Smack)

[@achinthmurali5207]

I just hope they don’t ruin it.

[@spencermiller2032]

I’m very worried for this

[@afroling2096]

Me too

[@adamkalb1]

Heads up! In case Disney wants to make ten more sequels in the future, I made a video suggesting good ideas to help Enrico Casarosa make a sequel to Luca about Alberto, and to help Domee She make a prequel to Turning Red about Mei meeting her friends for the first time in 6th grade, since they were already a close-knit friend group in the 8th grade in the original Turning Red film. If Pixar does make a second Luca and Turning Red film, Disney should allow them to run in movie theaters. November 13, 2023, 7:46am

[@hunterolaughlin]

Then again, Mei Lee could have known her friends for longer than middle school. I can imagine them meeting in Elementary School or kindergarten. Heck, since Miriam is Mei Lee’s closest friend, she’s probably known her the longest, being probably her best friend since childhood.

[@katmanchego]

I hope to god it does work, I've been wanting a sequel ever since the movie came out, and it felt even safer when the concept lends itself amazing for lots of continuations, but the recent output of both Disney and Pixar have me really anxious that this will be mediocre and forgettable at best, or terrible and boring at worst I'm sure if the exact same trailer we have rn dropped like 3 years ago, I'd still be excited for it like I would have had almost a decade ago

[@plushmakerfan8444]

I had a childhood dream of more emotions

[@Rubin_Rubinia]

I've said it before, but I'm actually not really excited for an Inside Out sequel. Inside Out was one of my favourite films for a very long time, but the first film really was enough, in my opinion. I don't really want or need more and I'm not going to give high expectations. I will probably only watch it after watching reviews about it, I'm not going into another surprise sequel only to be disappointed by the end. Also, why'd they introduce anxiety as a new emotion? Isn't anxiety just fear? I have anxiety disorders, but I veiw it as a fear.

[@flamingpi2245]

I feel like it’s distinct enough, the important thing is that they round it out. I think they’d also need love and shame to cover everything

[@adamkalb1]

Since you have watched Monsters University and Monsters Inc., I think you might like Monsters at Work. Even though I liked Val Little as a character in that show, and Inside Out 2 should not have offered Amy Poehler much more than Bill Hader and Mindy Kaling, I need to tell you full disclosure that after Velma, I do not miss Mindy Kaling when she quit Inside Out 2 and was recast with Liza Lapira, or when she was recast with Melissa Villasenor in Ralph Breaks the Internet, and I also would not miss her if she stopped voicing Val Little in Season 2 of Monsters at Work, and they rehired Kelly Marie Tran after Raya and the Last Dragon and Croods: Family Tree caused her to miss out on Val Little when she was their original choice for Val's voice. I do miss Bill Hader in Insider Out 2, but I also think Tony Hale is a very suitable replacement for Fear's voice because he was great at acting panicky and fearful before when he played Forky in Toy Story 4 and Diablo in Housebroken. November 13, 2023, 7:28am

[@hunterolaughlin]

To be fair though, Tafftya is a MINOR character and not a major one like Disgust. So the voice replacement doesn’t really bother me that much.

[@TheKnownspy]

If horniness isn’t one of the new emotions I hate the movie.

[@adamkalb1]

😆I can see Pixar doing that after Turning Red, but I would not hate Inside Out for not making horniness an emotion.

[@twidashfan]

I think inside out is a good movie, And have just 3 movies and that would be okay. Inside out 1 kid Riley 2 teenage Riley 3 adult Riley maybe in her 20s

[@theblackintellectual7515]

Hey Ty I love this video. There are parts that are being left out of the convo. The men who are about their business do not hang out or support the men who dont take care of their responsibilities. Most of those men do not have a circle. But they continue to manage to get our women pregnant. Furthermore, we as men need to acknowledge our youth someway somehow. I’ve been trying to find ways to mentor you black boys in philly but its challenging as all get out to even find openings or places that do it. Im considering starting my own program.

[@ABCMarkerFromTPOT]

Well it worked because Pixar released a teaser trailer for inside 2 and is gonna come out in *June 2024* which is 7 months and iM NOT PATIENT *AND I WANNA TIME TRAVEL TO THAT POINT ON FOR LITTERAL CHAOR AND FU-* uhhh what am i saying again? Right, your idea worked

[@iceprism367]

I don't feel much excitement for this sequel since they seem to be throwing away how they used scientific concepts as the core of it and made things more whymsical. It seems like now they're just making stuff up with no base. Plus they're adding new emotions, but they should really just be the main ones being unbalanced by what was already set up.

[@Treeanne88]

My main problem is that a puberty doesn't. Make sense in sppealibg to the kids that saw the first one. Like take monsters inc and monsters university for example.. Monsters Inc came out in 2001 and the target demographic would be around 9 years old. Then monsters u came out 12 years later in 2013 meaning those 9 year Olds would be around 21 years old then and going to college themselves. And that's good because the movies message is important in how even if you fail there's still other options for you. Now let's do the same for inside out. It came out in 2015 I watched it back then and I was 9. If we do the same as we did for monsters in and u. Those 9 year Olds by the time it realeses next year would be 18 years old which means at best they'd be freshly out of puberty. As of right now I'm skeptical but who knows? Maybe I'll be positively suprised

[@HazeAmbrose]

The sequel won’t make sense at all since the first movie showed the perspective from the adult emotions and they only had 5 emotions and no other emotions were shown like the trailer showed

[@michaeljordan5630]

6:05 WOOOA WOOOA WOOA. wow relax buddy. No need to snipe Bob Iger, but it you become CEO can I become directive of Creative distribution

[@eeveeofalltrades4780]

The question is: WILL it work?

[@KamaPrime]

I want the sequel to have new emotions show up like: Surprise Confused Excitement Um… idk what other emotions could show up Edit: I watched the teaser and I found out that there were gonna be new emotions and anxiety is one of them. Not to brag but I always thought of a sequel with new emotions so this is cool.

[@echossaisse]

The emotions that they're adding are - Envy (jealousy) - Ennui (boredom and tiredness) - Embarrassment - and Anxiety

[@KamaPrime]

@@echossaisse nice

[@JustSomeGameDev]

OK CAN PEOPLE STOP SAYING CARS 2 IS BAD CARS TO IS *PEAK* 😭😭

[@l.tc.5032]

It can but it won't and we all know it.

[@BasementDweller_]

But it can work.

[@l.tc.5032]

But it won't.

[@unkirbyjosuke1904]

cuz people don't stop growing up after the age of 10, basically.

[@adamjankoleno1133]

For me, I'm not interested if the movie is worthy of its existence. I'm interested if it surpasses the original.

[@PTPrime500]

Honestly bro, I just don't really know about a Inside Out 2 movie and about how it would work out, the only Pixar sequel I can find working out alot more is a Elemental 2 movie that would work out, if the Elemental sequel ever gets made ofc but idk when tho

[@freckely1668]

they already fucked it up im sorry 😭 they added anxiety and so pointless and ugly and we have fear

[@rwwilson21]

fear and anxiety are two different things.

[@SailorMoonFriends]

I thought Pixar was done with sequels.

[@adamkalb1]

Pixar is not done with sequels forever. What makes Pixar more successful than Blue Sky, and the reason why Pixar is still active now while Blue Sky is not, is because while Pixar is not against sequels or prequels altogether, they focus on making original properties a lot more often than Blue Sky, and do not lean on Toy Story sequels as often as Blue Sky leans on Ice Age sequels.