I’m impressed! I think the majority of us expected Val to be the “stereotypical mean popular kid. But Val turned out to be a very supportive and understanding friend for Riley to have. Plus when the coach told the girls to do skating lines, most of the Fire Hawks looked at Riley mad, but Val looked more concerned for her. Val also came to Riley’s defense while the other girls were talking mean about her.
I like how Val wasn’t portrayed as the stereotypical mean girl or bully or that she doesn’t really treat her friends as actual friends and they dump her for Riley. They made her a genuine nice person.
I feel like it would probably be sadness actually, Riley’s mom has sadness running her which represents how she’s empathetic and caring about others (particularly Riley) and seeing how Val almost acts the same way, it’s likely that sadness is the emotion running her
I love how Val took Riley under her wing. She was a genuinely nice person, especially the part when she was concerned if Riley got sleep the night before the coach’s notes. We all thought that she would be the mean girl in the movie. Boy, were we wrong.
I'm glad they subverted the age old cliché of the popular kid being a jerk. They made a popular girl here actually nice and helpful. Pixar, you geniuses, you've done it again!
I feel like Riley was already guaranteed to make the team the moment the coach spoke to her, and she only invited Riley to meet the other firehawks. I feel like this whole plot could have been avoided if riley knew, I mean even if this wasn’t true Riley was gonna make the team regardless, she got 2 goals which got Val into the team during her freshmen year as well
I totally adore Val because she is a popular girl but she is not the tipical mean or fake girl, is pretty much auttentic and is always trying to Riley feel comfortable, I almost feel like is the most genuine friend in the popular team for Riley, she is not trying to much, she's just been herself.
I loved Val, she was so sweet and kind to Riley, it was almost as if she saw Riley and went 'Protective Sister Figure Mode Activated', because girl literally took her under her wing!
Love how they subverted expectations with Val. Like everyone else pointed, they could've easily made her the stereotypical mean girl/bully, but instead, she's fully supportive of Riley and always had her back. I actually really like that, honestly, nice move from Pixar.
Bro, I really loved this film for many reasons (because of the animation, the comedy, the new characters/emotions (mainly Anxiety and Ennui) and of course, the ending and the moral lesson that the film brings), and Val is one of the main reasons I think Inside Out 2 is the best Pixar sequel besides Toy Story 3. Let's be honest, this is the first time we see a popular girl at school who is kind in an animation, a rare thing for if it happens in the cinema, right? Furthermore, she is the most beautiful character in the entire film. I confess that every time she appeared in the cinema I felt that it was Anxiety that was in charge on the control panel of my mind. And even with a surprising screen time (around 4 minutes or more I guess), I thought that the The film could have explored even more about her. because in my opinion she deserves everything that is good and the best. I just thought that in the film she was kind of superficial, even though we already knew a lot about her throughout the film, and we fans hope that in the third film she has more about her! MARRY ME, GAL ORTIZ! I LOVE YOU 3000😭♥️💍
Anyone else noticed that the movie got progressively more "orange" as anxiety's influence started to grow? Maybe it's just me but I find that detail pretty interesting
I love her she really is companionate to Riley❤️🔥though that was not what I expected her to be for one of “cool” kids I thought she was going to sabotage Riley in the back but being companionate that’s really cooler✌️
She assumed she was from Michigan, and Riley wanting to make a good first impression decided to keep up with the lie instead of embarrassing Val by telling her the truth. It’s kind of the same concept as when someone mispronounces somebody’s name, and instead of correcting them, some people will let them think that that’s how it’s pronounced out of fear of embarrassing them, it could be for other reasons too, some people don’t tell what they think or feel because they’re afraid of what others might think about them, but in any case it’s always better to tell the truth, regardless of what others might say, especially in this situation.
Envy: (Gasps, looks at Valentina's hair) Look at *her* hair! We need hair like *that!* Riley: Oh my gosh, I love the red in your hair. (Tries to reach for Valentina's hair) Valentina: Oh, I-- (laughs) Disgust: (Gasp) *WHAT ARE YOU DOING!?!?!?*
I like how Val wasn’t portrayed as the stereotypical mean girl or bully or that she doesn’t really treat her friends as actual friends and they dump her for Riley. They made her a genuine nice person.
I’m impressed! I think the majority of us expected Val to be the “stereotypical mean popular kid. But Val turned out to be a very supportive and understanding friend for Riley to have.
Plus when the coach told the girls to do skating lines, most of the Fire Hawks looked at Riley mad, but Val looked more concerned for her. Val also came to Riley’s defense while the other girls were talking mean about her.
Val is a total queen!❤
She is a goddess at hockey, super nice and funny, also is drop dead gorgeous!
I like how Val wasn’t portrayed as the stereotypical mean girl or bully or that she doesn’t really treat her friends as actual friends and they dump her for Riley. They made her a genuine nice person.
She was my favorite character in this movie, she was the best looking one and the coolest
100% agree
True. (Same with Envy)
Fr
Fr I agreed
Agree
Val Ortiz truly is the nicest, sweetest, kindest, friendliest and gentlest girl👧 in the movie I like her 😊☺️.
I wish we'd gotten to see Val's emotions. She seemed to be run by the emotion of "Relaxed" because that's how she was the whole time.
Yes
I feel like it would probably be sadness actually, Riley’s mom has sadness running her which represents how she’s empathetic and caring about others (particularly Riley) and seeing how Val almost acts the same way, it’s likely that sadness is the emotion running her
I love how Val took Riley under her wing. She was a genuinely nice person, especially the part when she was concerned if Riley got sleep the night before the coach’s notes. We all thought that she would be the mean girl in the movie. Boy, were we wrong.
I'm glad they subverted the age old cliché of the popular kid being a jerk. They made a popular girl here actually nice and helpful. Pixar, you geniuses, you've done it again!
I feel like Riley was already guaranteed to make the team the moment the coach spoke to her, and she only invited Riley to meet the other firehawks. I feel like this whole plot could have been avoided if riley knew, I mean even if this wasn’t true Riley was gonna make the team regardless, she got 2 goals which got Val into the team during her freshmen year as well
I totally adore Val because she is a popular girl but she is not the tipical mean or fake girl, is pretty much auttentic and is always trying to Riley feel comfortable, I almost feel like is the most genuine friend in the popular team for Riley, she is not trying to much, she's just been herself.
I loved Val, she was so sweet and kind to Riley, it was almost as if she saw Riley and went 'Protective Sister Figure Mode Activated', because girl literally took her under her wing!
Love how they subverted expectations with Val. Like everyone else pointed, they could've easily made her the stereotypical mean girl/bully, but instead, she's fully supportive of Riley and always had her back. I actually really like that, honestly, nice move from Pixar.
My favorite part is where Riley is enjoying pizza and coffee with Val and the other FireHawks.
I thought I was falling in love with Val Ortiz.💓💘💓💘💓💘 Thank you ricee❣️
@@ffh._. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
0:15
Anger: *IT’S MINNESOTA, SWEETIE!!!* 😡
I feel like if Aladdin and Jasmine had a daughter, she'd look just like her.
OMG SHE SO BEAUTIFUL 😭
Fr I can’t 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
That Riley sound like that sounds of 😐😐 0:34
Guys.. Please Hear Me Out-
?
Ight 🎧 I’m listening 👂
YO PAUSE💀
Oh, I’m hearin you out
@@vicious8849hey, she’s confirmed to be 18
Bro, I really loved this film for many reasons (because of the animation, the comedy, the new characters/emotions (mainly Anxiety and Ennui) and of course, the ending and the moral lesson that the film brings), and Val is one of the main reasons I think Inside Out 2 is the best Pixar sequel besides Toy Story 3. Let's be honest, this is the first time we see a popular girl at school who is kind in an animation, a rare thing for if it happens in the cinema, right? Furthermore, she is the most beautiful character in the entire film. I confess that every time she appeared in the cinema I felt that it was Anxiety that was in charge on the control panel of my mind. And even with a surprising screen time (around 4 minutes or more I guess), I thought that the The film could have explored even more about her. because in my opinion she deserves everything that is good and the best. I just thought that in the film she was kind of superficial, even though we already knew a lot about her throughout the film, and we fans hope that in the third film she has more about her!
MARRY ME, GAL ORTIZ! I LOVE YOU 3000😭♥️💍
I adore Valentina Ortiz so much!! In the sequel, she’s my favorite character alongside Lightning McQueen!❤😊
Anyone else noticed that the movie got progressively more "orange" as anxiety's influence started to grow? Maybe it's just me but I find that detail pretty interesting
I love her she really is companionate to Riley❤️🔥though that was not what I expected her to be for one of “cool” kids I thought she was going to sabotage Riley in the back but being companionate that’s really cooler✌️
I really like her
0:38 disgust WHAT ARE YOU DOING
I’m so glad they didn’t make Val a mean girl I was worried but also I wonder how old is Val and the other fire hawk
I still wonder why Riley told Val that’s she’s from Michigan instead of Minnesota.
She assumed she was from Michigan, and Riley wanting to make a good first impression decided to keep up with the lie instead of embarrassing Val by telling her the truth. It’s kind of the same concept as when someone mispronounces somebody’s name, and instead of correcting them, some people will let them think that that’s how it’s pronounced out of fear of embarrassing them, it could be for other reasons too, some people don’t tell what they think or feel because they’re afraid of what others might think about them, but in any case it’s always better to tell the truth, regardless of what others might say, especially in this situation.
This was so cool
0:19
*Joy:* Orange? Who made the console orange?
You can make one from Envy? Pls
Yep of course I can!
So she's a high school senior in this movie?
Yes I think so but she joined like the hockey team in freshman year which was rare in this school
@@TheyCallMeRicee maybe Riley meant Junior high
Envy: (Gasps, looks at Valentina's hair) Look at *her* hair! We need hair like *that!*
Riley: Oh my gosh, I love the red in your hair. (Tries to reach for Valentina's hair)
Valentina: Oh, I-- (laughs)
Disgust: (Gasp) *WHAT ARE YOU DOING!?!?!?*
Oye ahora haz uno de Riley porfaaaa😅🎉
Ushyavabayhs❤😊
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XXX is way better than her but actually i kind of like vowXXX is way better than her but actually i kind of like vol
Ngl she bad as hell
Valentina: (To Riley) You're Riley from...Michigan, right?
Anger: It's Minnesota, sweetie!
Disgust: No, no, no! We cannot correct Val Ortiz!
(Console turns orange)
Riley: (Laughs) Yeah, that's me. Riley from good ol' Michigan.
I like how Val wasn’t portrayed as the stereotypical mean girl or bully or that she doesn’t really treat her friends as actual friends and they dump her for Riley. They made her a genuine nice person.