@@Welchy dude crying in front of strangers or anyone is never weakness. i can cry wherever i want. if you need to buIy me just because i cried - does that make you strong? and are you sure a person who cried once has no revenge abiIities?
@@Welchy dude, boredom is French because it's "annui", it's an American word taken from French language. god, i disIike so much when you try to be funny but you reveal to be ignorant....
I doubt that would happen plus it might ruin the 3rd movie because of the message that you might forget your imagination or your sense of imagination as you get older and the years go by in your life and the impact it left on people, and we're not even sure there is gonna be a third film.
@@gionnijohnson408 You would be shocked how much people recall as they get older. In fact, I have found older people seem to recall the far past more than what they did last week. Not saying there would be a third film. Just that if we go with the idea of the film, it would be Nostalgia that would bring back Bing Bong.
See that’s what I love about movies, cause they can mean so much to someone compared to another! I didn’t really feel much towards the first one unlike you (sorry xD) but the second one hasn’t made me feel like that since I watched *up* 🤣 but like ya said both are great and couldn’t agree more!
@@Welchy argh. you're blaming 2 kids for being forced by grownups to go to a different school? My best friend since the age of 12 till my 30s was a person who never went to my high school. Friendships do not end just bcs you're in a different school. these kids did not "abandon" her.
@@celinelia8127on the other hand the point is that many, MANY friendships do. you don’t realize how much a friendship is built on seeing each other every other day until you don’t. i’ve made loads of friends throughout high school and even before, but after moving around for nearly every year, including going to different high schools from my middle school friends of 8 years, the only friends i have left are the ones i made in college. i still have my half of a friendship necklace from when we were 11, but i havent spoken to her in nearly 7 years.
Fun fact: The twirl that Riley made at the end of the movie is a move she made when she was a kid, a reference to Inside Out 1. She always does it when playing with her parents where she's the happiest.
@@nathanielsaunders9815 Yes, but notice that in the mom and dad, though there is a leader, all of the emotions work together. That's emotional integration.
Maturing is realising all humans are flawed and ultimately ruled by their emotions to a greater or lesser extent. It's what makes us human. That's the point.
Joy DID learn from the first movie, she learned to appreciate the values of Sadness and the other primary emotions. But I can imagine new emotions (Anxiety, Embarrassment, Envy, and Ennui) being somewhat new territory and stressful for Joy. Furthermore, Joy was actually very welcoming to the new emotions at first, but it's when they challenged Joy's--and to an extent the old emotions' as well as Riley's--beliefs...it's just another character flaw she needed to learn by the end of the sequel.
Welchy's Opinion: Anxiety: Piss Off "We love ALL of [Riley]": That's good. (Small tangent: ALL of Riley includes Anxiety! ALL feelings are valid. For example, my Anxiety may prevent me from having an actually feasible social interaction with someone, but it doesn't mean that I'm a horrible person. Sure I may believe that sometimes, but I don't dwell on it except in certain moments. With Anxiety, it's like Sadness all over again, she was just trying to do her job, but it was like Joy, whereas both characters went about it the wrong way yet still had good intentions! For her, imo, it's live and let live. Btw, you can't KILL emotions because they are a part of you, good and bad, best and worst.)
This is exactly how panic attacks feels like. My wife related hard because she and I loved playing sports when we were in high school. And she had a lot of these.
The lines "I don't know how to stop anxiety. Maybe we can't. Maybe this is what happens when you grow up. You feel less joy" seriously hit me in the gut. I've struggled with anxiety for majority of my life, so I already knew the movie was going to make me cry, but hearing that really got to me. Growing up I asked myself whether or not my anxiety would ever go away and if I'd ever get over it. It made me miserable. I'm glad this movie does it justice, not only explaining but also displaying just how overwhelming and powerful anxiety can be for a person, and also how much it plays into your life and the decisions you make because of it.
I have a theory, regarding Riley's specific anxiety surrounding having no friends in high school. I wonder if the news that her friends were gonna be in a separate high school from her, sparked some trauma in her. In the first film, Riley had to move away from Minnesota a place of which she knew all of her life, to be more specific she had to leave her childhood friends behind when she move to LA. Perhaps Riley being separated from her friends in high school though different in places felt similar to that part of her past, hence being immensely triggered from it.
Yeah her past experience definitely still has an impact! Just that its not necessary to bring up again in this sequel since this new conflict is more relevant plot wise Though the story from movie 1 is wrapped up, peopel still feel things even after closure :DD
6:20 American schools work the same for the most part, however in some cases towns will share a middle school and then split up in separate highschools
@@chase_j8750 if there’s paperwork involved technically you can do an out of district transfer as long as someone’s willing to drive you to and from. But usually there needs to be a solid reason to do this, like someone being bullied at their current school.
Embarrassment and Ennui were my two favorites of the new emotions! Embarrassment was the true MVP and just always adorable whenever he was on screen and Ennui is such a mood. I have no idea why they made her French but I honestly don't care because everything she said was hilarious XD I'm so glad I saw this in theaters!
She's French because her name is French lol. Her actress is also French. I'm more curious what her shape is supposed to be. Iirc the original set were all based on a different base shape, and it's clear Anxiety has one as well. Anger is a brick, Fear is a nerve, Anxiety is a frayed piece of string (or rather, a frayed nerve), Joy is a star, Disgust is broccoli, Sadness I think is a tear but I forget for sure. Embarrassment might be bubblegum, like getting it stuck in your hair or to your shoe? But Ennui and Envy I couldn't begin to guess lol
This man is so entertainin’. Like wtf u mean this in the same video?: “Yeah you can be sad but still know your the shit”… this man done described me “EXPLODING DYNAMITE👏EXPLODING DYNAMITE👏YEAH 👏”… this man done described me again “Where the hell was my JOY when i was 14?” “Nah… THIS IS JUST A PERSONAL ATTACK” “FUCKING KILL IT”
I think the fact that almost everyone who's watched this movie sided with anxiety initially proves that anxiety IS a necessary emotion, in moderation. Just like excessive sadness is unhealthy, or excessive anger - hell, even excessive joy can be harmful (mania leading to poor impulse control, for example) - excessive anxiety is harmful, for obvious reasons. But we also need that emotion to help us plan ahead, or double-check.
For me I never sided with anxiety since the beginning 😂 tho she has good points, those same points gets too imaginative so I always disagreed with her overall plan
I saw this movie with my niece my 22 year old ass started blubbering and she started comforting me this movie literally is so relatable on the anxiety 😅and so amazing
I loved this movie! It’s so realistic especially how they depict anxiety and how Riley reacts to her. Especially with all the stress that comes with being a teenager. These movies are done so well.
When this movie was announced I was upset because I didn’t want the first film to be destroyed but seeing how much effort they put into it made my heart melt
@goodsoldiersfolloworders8150 the movie end did show that anxiety is needed - to remind her to study for a test(or even to practice hockey), but also, my best friend since childhood into our 30s was in a different highschool all the time. so anxiety is often also wrong.
@@Welchy it was funny how you still didn't want Anxiety to join the hug the end tho. Relatable. Actually this film made me realise how anxiety really doesn't help at all. I know that seems obvious yet so many of us entertain it and some are even crippled by it. We allow it because we think it's protecting us, just like the film shows, and when you're overwhelmed by the emotion it's hard to see that the emotion is not the primary cause, it actually comes after your thought. So it's really about slowing down and observing the thought, does thinking that benefit me? Can I think/ focus on another thought? In my experience getting trapped in a thought, emotions, anxiety is because in the moment it feels like it's happening to you and don't have a choice. If you can calm the mind, you do eventually see you have a choice (like in the film). You put it so well...Riley gets to choose. Anyway, thanks for the amazing reaction, you're hilarious as always!
6:28 school assignments are based on zones in America, but when a population is expanding and schools get overcrowded new schools have to be opened and the zones get redrawn. It doesn’t happen every year, but it’s very possible to end up at a different school than many the people you’ve spent your younger years with. Happened to me in middle school and in high school, new schools opening up causing a redrawing of district lines, but in my school district, they only opened new schools with students entering their first year at that level. So, the middle school only started with 7th graders (I was in 8th at the time) and the new high school started with only 9th and 10th grade (I was in 11th). They did make an effort to avoid students having to switch schools in the middle of their education, but transitions between the tiers could be rough as friend groups could be disrupted based solely on geography.
@@jogovernatori Well in the country that I live in the definition of the sport refers to it as "soccer", as well as other countries. Also, the UK originated the term "soccer" in the first place and British people still have the audacity to come after Americans for it :)
This movie makes me anxious. But I think that's just a testament to the power of storytelling, specifically Pixar's storytelling. They're so good at this kind of thing. This is by far the funniest reaction to this movie I've seen so far. You never fail to make me laugh. 😂
I thought this too at first! Until I realized that natural talent isn’t the only thing that shows someone’s readiness for something like being on a team. You also need to have discipline and emotional maturity, gotta have self confidence but also show respect for your team and I think the coach was looking at all those aspects when she wrote down “not ready YET”. The yet is very important but it was very overlooked by Riley and the other new emotions
After seeing other creator's ractions, I am surprised to see someone agree with Anxiety and dislike Joy (not many did this at first). So far this is the best and 'funnest' reactor.
Seeing this movie as a teenager myself, they really did well. i enjoyed the movie and thought they did a pretty good job! Honestly, i could relate to some things!
i started crying the moment you started crying im a teenage myself and this movie really hit me hard when i watched it for the first time🙃can someone tell the orange girl to stop playing with my buttons???
@will_o_wisp i think it was a good choice to make envy into a small cute child-like creature. to be able to accept your own envy and know, that it is just the child inside of you wanting anything that's nice.
I watched this with my dad (most my family has verry bad depression/anxiety suicide and stuff, my dad his bipolar too, and has suffered alot. Anywayy I saw this movie in theatre with my dad and sister and my dad dead ass started crying and then the whole drive home was either silent or talking about how its important if we need to we can always talk to him and stuff. (I'm 15, one sister is 11 and the other is 9)
For the high school thing: We moved about a mile away from our old home in the middle of a school year cuz the landlord spontaneously decided to sell the house and my little sister had to transfer schools because she was just outside of range and no busses would come to get her there. I live in America, and I assume that goes for mostly public schools- Also this movie makes me cry* every time I watch reactions to it- I remember seeing it in theaters with my siblings and mom when there was only one other family there. It hit so close to home since I gots me some diagnosed and medicated severe anxiety, def was in awe over how beautifully they portrayed it all- Pixar is so good at this haha
"Why are best friends always hanging out with us" this is literally my inner self talking whenever my social battery is low but my friends are always there beside me
28:11 my mind went crazy after that sentence 💀 Also I’m pretty sure the reason that they made Ennui French is because the word is French but I don’t have a clue 😭
The more I watch this, the more I feel that her best friends were so inconsiderate. The pair of them had no stakes during the camp, but they didn't think about the stakes for Riley. She had to basically rebuild her social network and also a chance to impress the team at the new school they weren't attending. They should know how much hockey meant for Riley beyond a hobby
In moderate amounts, anxiety can: Improve performance: It helps keep you alert, focused, and motivated, especially in situations like exams, work deadlines, or competitions.Signal potential problems: Anxiety can act as an early warning system, prompting you to address issues or prepare for future challenges.Enhance decision-making: By making you more cautious, it can help you evaluate risks and make better choices in uncertain situations.However, excessive anxiety can be harmful, so it’s important to manage it effectively when it becomes overwhelming.
this movie hits so hard man. definetly agree, not for kids. like i wonder what a kid would take away from this. ofcourse not the hard hitting message adults would but i think it still gives a messageof mindfullness and self acceptance teenagers or pre-teens need. i love how they made joy likable like HOLY, from unsufferable to lovable. very good arc.
My parents forced me to constantly stress about the future and only pick "important" friends. Then my mom regretted it when i was in my late 20s - because all of that Anxiety only caused me health issues and didn't help at all. And the longest lasting friend since we were 12 until our 30s, was the one who never went to my high school....
6:26 so my best answer is that depending on the class size sometimes they use several different buildings which could be why they are being split up. my friends and i were all in different middle schools but rejoined high school together.
I was so scared when they released this because I had no clue where it was going to go and the sequels as of late have been awful….this by far surpassed all my expectations. It’s an INCREDIBLE movie. PHENOMENAL
Aww I did man, I actually took a 5 minute break during the movie after I cried, the nearly being sick is just my body’s way of coping before the tears xD
6:35 so at least where im at in the US there is zoning for schools. So in my town zone we had 4 elementary schools, 1 1/2 middle schools and 1 highschool. The 4 elementary schools go into one middle school, and the 1 middle school goes into 1 highschool. The 1/2 middle school got split with a different highschool depending on what part of the zone you live in. There are 3 major highschools in my area but because of where i live i was zoned to a specific one. I live in a very densely populated part of the county so thats why we have so many schools for just one area. The other highschools in the area have thier own middle and elementary schools that feed into them. This isnt even including private schools or vocationary schools. Its hard to explain in text
I've spent 25 years and counting every school day with these kidz. Their successes, fails, trys, crisis and both movies hit my heart, hard. I spent a year living on the shore of the Clyde, in Lamont lands, and it was a pleasure listening to you.
How high school works depends on the community. Small towns, it's all the same. The classic way of doing it in the cities is smaller schools ultimately feeding into large high schools. But some cities have magnet schools with different specialty focuses, with auditions or tests to get in. And I think San Francisco has a kind of lottery system, where neighborhood kids might have some extra points, but kids from outside the neighborhood might well get in, and neighborhood kids could conceivably be sent out of it. They're not clear here if Riley got a high school of choice while the other two didn't, or if Riley's staying in the neighborhood while the others got into a different school.
I love how well this movie hits the nail on the head when it comes to anxiety and panic attacks! And your reaction is priceless. Plus, it's okay to cry, dude! We won't judge (cause we all likely cried, too, when we watched it)! And your dog is so cute!!!
I'm 30+! and this movie is helping me deal with my anxiety better than any pill I suffer with crippling anxiety and seeing the panic attack was too real for me when anxiety is going that fast that there is just a after image of her because when you in that state you freeze while at the same time your brain in going 1000 mph I'm now telling myself when I feel anxiety coming on "can I control that now is there anything I can do?" if the answer is no then take a deep breath and wait and see and its all because of this movie also when joy said she doesn't know how to stop anxiety and maybe this is what happens when you grow up you feel less joy omg my heart hurt when she said that Inside Out 3 i think they should try grief there is a lot of us out there that supress grief and don't know how to handle it would be great to teach not just kids but us adults too how to deal with one of the rawest of emotions
6:20 In my area, we weren’t really permitted to choose a high school we wanted to go to, we just got assigned to the high school that was closest to our houses. It’s a school disctrict based on the area around it. The middle school is close to everyone but the high school might not be. Also, though, it wasn’t completely off limits to choose a high school. I chose mine. Sometimes there are multiple high schools within a district and you can choose between those, or fill out special forms.
Mullet looks good^^ Your old hair did too! Totally agree, Embarassment was the MVP throughout the whole movie Have you ever seen "Legend of the Guardians, the owls of Ga'hoole"? As far as emotional animations go you might like that one^^ Thanks for the fun video!
6:25 Hey Welchy here in America we kids have to make a list of what high schools we want to go to. There has to be 12 in total, but some have less than 12. If you want to go to the same school as your friend you can, it's just that you will be on the waiting list for that school and the school has to pick both you and your friend to be accepted. Love the video!
That's so interesting! I live in Texas (recent high school graduate), and what ends up happening is the district will assign you a high school and middle school based on whichever is closest to where you live, but if the closest is at full capacity then you're assigned the next closest and available one. 😅
Embarrassment MVP!!!! I thought the first one was amazing but this one honestly blew it out of the water. It really was one of their best films I think. I had my own anxiety attack watching this LOL
As a 45 year old mother of 3 I experience all 10 of these emotions at least 3 days out of the week! 😂🤣 I have a 13 year old and let’s just say that as a parent I wasn’t ready when I took her to see this movie! I cried in Part 1 and more-so in this one when anxiety took over because I’ve suffered from it for years and still do and my oldest daughter does as well. I’ve honestly never really tried to fit in or be fake and was always true to myself because I knew that no matter what I would never be alone in life, which is why I have so many positive people around me.
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Not welchy realizing his personality is governed by anxiety
Shhhh 😂
@@Welchy are you from Scotland?
@@Welchy Bing Bong didn't return in the sequel.
@@Welchy dude crying in front of strangers or anyone is never weakness. i can cry wherever i want. if you need to buIy me just because i cried - does that make you strong? and are you sure a person who cried once has no revenge abiIities?
@@serendavies7375no shit.
Watching a straight man froth over a video game guy is making my day.
AHAAHAH, I don’t know whether to say ya welcome or just question myself from that 😂
@@Welchybe who you arreeeeee for your priiiiiiidddeeee💙💜🩷
@@Welchy dude, boredom is French because it's "annui", it's an American word taken from French language. god, i disIike so much when you try to be funny but you reveal to be ignorant....
@@Welchy "when you grow up, your heart dies" is a line from "The Breakfast Club", a 1985 movie about teenagers that you should def watch
@@WelchyI knew you were a little gay from the dramatic reactions and high pitched noises and sass ya little stunt queen, PURRRR!!!!🤣🏳️🌈💋💅💕🔥✨🏴
Bing Bong is NOT dead. He is forgotten. And it will be Nostalgia that will bring him back as Riley gets older.
Nostalgia would bring some crazy memories from the bottom of brain
😮
either way joys idea would not of worked couse of nostalgia
I doubt that would happen plus it might ruin the 3rd movie because of the message that you might forget your imagination or your sense of imagination as you get older and the years go by in your life and the impact it left on people, and we're not even sure there is gonna be a third film.
@@gionnijohnson408 You would be shocked how much people recall as they get older. In fact, I have found older people seem to recall the far past more than what they did last week. Not saying there would be a third film. Just that if we go with the idea of the film, it would be Nostalgia that would bring back Bing Bong.
Anxiety being an antagonist and not a villain is great. I may not have broken down crying like the first one but it still hit in the feels
See that’s what I love about movies, cause they can mean so much to someone compared to another! I didn’t really feel much towards the first one unlike you (sorry xD) but the second one hasn’t made me feel like that since I watched *up* 🤣 but like ya said both are great and couldn’t agree more!
I didn't cry with the first one. I did with this though.
@@Welchy argh. you're blaming 2 kids for being forced by grownups to go to a different school? My best friend since the age of 12 till my 30s was a person who never went to my high school. Friendships do not end just bcs you're in a different school. these kids did not "abandon" her.
@@celinelia8127on the other hand the point is that many, MANY friendships do. you don’t realize how much a friendship is built on seeing each other every other day until you don’t. i’ve made loads of friends throughout high school and even before, but after moving around for nearly every year, including going to different high schools from my middle school friends of 8 years, the only friends i have left are the ones i made in college. i still have my half of a friendship necklace from when we were 11, but i havent spoken to her in nearly 7 years.
Fun fact: The twirl that Riley made at the end of the movie is a move she made when she was a kid, a reference to Inside Out 1. She always does it when playing with her parents where she's the happiest.
Wait that's actually so cute 😭🥺
Maturity is when you integrate all the emotions. Some people never emotionally mature. They can be in their 30s and still have suppressed emotions
The dad being led by anger and the mom by sadness
@@nathanielsaunders9815 Yes, but notice that in the mom and dad, though there is a leader, all of the emotions work together. That's emotional integration.
And Riley got that in age of 13 and period of 3 freaking days!!
Maturing is realising all humans are flawed and ultimately ruled by their emotions to a greater or lesser extent.
It's what makes us human. That's the point.
Joy DID learn from the first movie, she learned to appreciate the values of Sadness and the other primary emotions. But I can imagine new emotions (Anxiety, Embarrassment, Envy, and Ennui) being somewhat new territory and stressful for Joy. Furthermore, Joy was actually very welcoming to the new emotions at first, but it's when they challenged Joy's--and to an extent the old emotions' as well as Riley's--beliefs...it's just another character flaw she needed to learn by the end of the sequel.
Welchy's Opinion:
Anxiety: Piss Off
"We love ALL of [Riley]": That's good.
(Small tangent: ALL of Riley includes Anxiety! ALL feelings are valid. For example, my Anxiety may prevent me from having an actually feasible social interaction with someone, but it doesn't mean that I'm a horrible person. Sure I may believe that sometimes, but I don't dwell on it except in certain moments. With Anxiety, it's like Sadness all over again, she was just trying to do her job, but it was like Joy, whereas both characters went about it the wrong way yet still had good intentions! For her, imo, it's live and let live. Btw, you can't KILL emotions because they are a part of you, good and bad, best and worst.)
Agreed
This is exactly how panic attacks feels like. My wife related hard because she and I loved playing sports when we were in high school. And she had a lot of these.
Yahh I related alot to the scene too, I’ve been there and it nearly got the best of me, probably why I cried so hard 🤣
@@Welchy our kids didn’t understood the scene but we did.
30:46 it's strong enough to make a grown man cry and that's okay
Too right it is
I understood that reference!
Notice how the lockers and rink seats are orange, showing how Rileys surrounded by her anxiety?
At this point I'm already ready for you throwing up when emotional moments hit.
😂😭
Welchy's mullet makes him look so cool, he evolved from his short hair the same way Riley went through the 3-day journey at hockey camp
Ama real life Pokémon
@@Welchy Your comment has a "Translate to English" option attached to it lol
Probably accurate with my accent 😂
@@WelchyI was eating chips while watching this and had trouble hearing the sound over all the crunching so I used the auto subtitles, they are crazy 💀
The lines "I don't know how to stop anxiety. Maybe we can't. Maybe this is what happens when you grow up. You feel less joy" seriously hit me in the gut. I've struggled with anxiety for majority of my life, so I already knew the movie was going to make me cry, but hearing that really got to me. Growing up I asked myself whether or not my anxiety would ever go away and if I'd ever get over it. It made me miserable. I'm glad this movie does it justice, not only explaining but also displaying just how overwhelming and powerful anxiety can be for a person, and also how much it plays into your life and the decisions you make because of it.
I have a theory, regarding Riley's specific anxiety surrounding having no friends in high school. I wonder if the news that her friends were gonna be in a separate high school from her, sparked some trauma in her. In the first film, Riley had to move away from Minnesota a place of which she knew all of her life, to be more specific she had to leave her childhood friends behind when she move to LA. Perhaps Riley being separated from her friends in high school though different in places felt similar to that part of her past, hence being immensely triggered from it.
Yeah her past experience definitely still has an impact! Just that its not necessary to bring up again in this sequel since this new conflict is more relevant plot wise
Though the story from movie 1 is wrapped up, peopel still feel things even after closure :DD
Emberrassment is my favorite character in this movie. He is adorable! 😍💖
He’s a living legend
Such a sweet bean! 🥺
6:20 American schools work the same for the most part, however in some cases towns will share a middle school and then split up in separate highschools
Plus sometimes the school districts cut off based on where you live. I’ve had to fill out some “out of bounds” form when I went to highschool
Question: so like, when you get to high school, you can't choose which school you get to apply?
@@chase_j8750 it was a long time ago but I think it’s a whole lot of paperwork/reasons to go outside your “area”
@@chase_j8750 if there’s paperwork involved technically you can do an out of district transfer as long as someone’s willing to drive you to and from.
But usually there needs to be a solid reason to do this, like someone being bullied at their current school.
anxiety is literally so relatable and as a teenage girl i can 100% say i had a crisis during this movie because of anxiety
Embarrassment and Ennui were my two favorites of the new emotions! Embarrassment was the true MVP and just always adorable whenever he was on screen and Ennui is such a mood. I have no idea why they made her French but I honestly don't care because everything she said was hilarious XD
I'm so glad I saw this in theaters!
She's French because her name is French lol. Her actress is also French.
I'm more curious what her shape is supposed to be. Iirc the original set were all based on a different base shape, and it's clear Anxiety has one as well. Anger is a brick, Fear is a nerve, Anxiety is a frayed piece of string (or rather, a frayed nerve), Joy is a star, Disgust is broccoli, Sadness I think is a tear but I forget for sure. Embarrassment might be bubblegum, like getting it stuck in your hair or to your shoe? But Ennui and Envy I couldn't begin to guess lol
This man is so entertainin’. Like wtf u mean this in the same video?:
“Yeah you can be sad but still know your the shit”… this man done described me
“EXPLODING DYNAMITE👏EXPLODING DYNAMITE👏YEAH 👏”… this man done described me again
“Where the hell was my JOY when i was 14?”
“Nah… THIS IS JUST A PERSONAL ATTACK”
“FUCKING KILL IT”
I think the fact that almost everyone who's watched this movie sided with anxiety initially proves that anxiety IS a necessary emotion, in moderation.
Just like excessive sadness is unhealthy, or excessive anger - hell, even excessive joy can be harmful (mania leading to poor impulse control, for example) - excessive anxiety is harmful, for obvious reasons. But we also need that emotion to help us plan ahead, or double-check.
For me I never sided with anxiety since the beginning 😂 tho she has good points, those same points gets too imaginative so I always disagreed with her overall plan
I saw this movie with my niece my 22 year old ass started blubbering and she started comforting me this movie literally is so relatable on the anxiety 😅and so amazing
As someone who struggled with Anxiety all their life this made me cry hardcore
I loved this movie! It’s so realistic especially how they depict anxiety and how Riley reacts to her. Especially with all the stress that comes with being a teenager. These movies are done so well.
When this movie was announced I was upset because I didn’t want the first film to be destroyed but seeing how much effort they put into it made my heart melt
I swear i had the same reaction as you to the movie. I had sided with anxiety so much, that i questioned myself after the Movie ended.😂😂😂
RIGHT??? I DIDNT KNOW WHAT TO BELIEVE
@@Welchy you commented! Keep doing your videos, I love watching them ❤
@goodsoldiersfolloworders8150 the movie end did show that anxiety is needed - to remind her to study for a test(or even to practice hockey), but also, my best friend since childhood into our 30s was in a different highschool all the time. so anxiety is often also wrong.
@@Welchy it was funny how you still didn't want Anxiety to join the hug the end tho. Relatable. Actually this film made me realise how anxiety really doesn't help at all. I know that seems obvious yet so many of us entertain it and some are even crippled by it. We allow it because we think it's protecting us, just like the film shows, and when you're overwhelmed by the emotion it's hard to see that the emotion is not the primary cause, it actually comes after your thought. So it's really about slowing down and observing the thought, does thinking that benefit me? Can I think/ focus on another thought? In my experience getting trapped in a thought, emotions, anxiety is because in the moment it feels like it's happening to you and don't have a choice. If you can calm the mind, you do eventually see you have a choice (like in the film). You put it so well...Riley gets to choose. Anyway, thanks for the amazing reaction, you're hilarious as always!
6:28 school assignments are based on zones in America, but when a population is expanding and schools get overcrowded new schools have to be opened and the zones get redrawn. It doesn’t happen every year, but it’s very possible to end up at a different school than many the people you’ve spent your younger years with. Happened to me in middle school and in high school, new schools opening up causing a redrawing of district lines, but in my school district, they only opened new schools with students entering their first year at that level. So, the middle school only started with 7th graders (I was in 8th at the time) and the new high school started with only 9th and 10th grade (I was in 11th). They did make an effort to avoid students having to switch schools in the middle of their education, but transitions between the tiers could be rough as friend groups could be disrupted based solely on geography.
I'm so glad Welchy acknowledged Embarrassment, he's my fav character. He's so cute.
Fun fact - Americans aren’t the only country that calls it “soccer”. Canada, Japan and Australia (and other countries) also call it soccer as well
Double fun fact - the term Soccer actually originated in England
you can call it whatever its football, by definition
@@jogovernatori Well in the country that I live in the definition of the sport refers to it as "soccer", as well as other countries. Also, the UK originated the term "soccer" in the first place and British people still have the audacity to come after Americans for it :)
Disney did its good shit with that hell of a good movie
Yupppp, finally!!!
9:38 it’s giving “JOJO! HAVE YOU LEARNED NOTHING?!”
This movie makes me anxious. But I think that's just a testament to the power of storytelling, specifically Pixar's storytelling. They're so good at this kind of thing.
This is by far the funniest reaction to this movie I've seen so far. You never fail to make me laugh. 😂
Oh, Riley is honestly AMAZING at hockey and it’s insane, the fact the coach said “not ready” when she has that much talent is criminal.
I thought this too at first! Until I realized that natural talent isn’t the only thing that shows someone’s readiness for something like being on a team. You also need to have discipline and emotional maturity, gotta have self confidence but also show respect for your team and I think the coach was looking at all those aspects when she wrote down “not ready YET”. The yet is very important but it was very overlooked by Riley and the other new emotions
After seeing other creator's ractions, I am surprised to see someone agree with Anxiety and dislike Joy (not many did this at first). So far this is the best and 'funnest' reactor.
Thank you for the kind words! :D
We support your Mullet Welchy🫡
Legoooo
Ok now we NEED a billy and Welchy collab
I've been looking for this comment!!!🤣☺️
Seeing this movie as a teenager myself, they really did well. i enjoyed the movie and thought they did a pretty good job! Honestly, i could relate to some things!
i started crying the moment you started crying im a teenage myself and this movie really hit me hard when i watched it for the first time🙃can someone tell the orange girl to stop playing with my buttons???
Stop orange emotion!!
my cats hate the iphone alarm as much as i do they jump everytime lol
Same, sorry in advance
...not welchy be feeling envy half of the commentary
😂😂😭
@@Welchy it's true tho😭
boredom is "annui" in french, and Americans do use that word. that is why they made her french, it's a french word
I am so incredibly impressed with Disney on this movie. They successfully made everyone hate anxiety which was the exact point of the character.
Loved sobbing in the movie theater watching this over the summer 🥲
18:25 I mean last time anger was the "leader" Riley almost ran away so 😅
I always cry when Sadness says Riley wants Joy.
I too, want joy in my life, but sometimes it just feels impossible.
Glad to see someone else hit by “I don’t know how to stop anxiety” 😂….oof
7:53
"Aww, you look cute"
"I'm evny"
"Ah fuck"
@will_o_wisp i think it was a good choice to make envy into a small cute child-like creature. to be able to accept your own envy and know, that it is just the child inside of you wanting anything that's nice.
like 95% of your reactions and feelings about the movie are exactly what I felt. it is arguably one of the best Disney movies ever
26:42 I'm crying on the school bus
:((
@@Welchy :*((
I watched this with my dad (most my family has verry bad depression/anxiety suicide and stuff, my dad his bipolar too, and has suffered alot. Anywayy I saw this movie in theatre with my dad and sister and my dad dead ass started crying and then the whole drive home was either silent or talking about how its important if we need to we can always talk to him and stuff.
(I'm 15, one sister is 11 and the other is 9)
21:11 love that the animators threw in a bit to poke at corporate Disney
For the high school thing: We moved about a mile away from our old home in the middle of a school year cuz the landlord spontaneously decided to sell the house and my little sister had to transfer schools because she was just outside of range and no busses would come to get her there. I live in America, and I assume that goes for mostly public schools-
Also this movie makes me cry* every time I watch reactions to it- I remember seeing it in theaters with my siblings and mom when there was only one other family there. It hit so close to home since I gots me some diagnosed and medicated severe anxiety, def was in awe over how beautifully they portrayed it all- Pixar is so good at this haha
"Why are best friends always hanging out with us" this is literally my inner self talking whenever my social battery is low but my friends are always there beside me
Without fail, everyone immediately reacts in anger and despair when they introduce anxiety
Watching you go “YAAAAAYYY!” and clapping like a kid was so funny and I loved it
I love the sudden switch from "Oh, she's cute" to "Oh fuck" as Envy shows up
These movies have really helped me with my parenting approach. My daughter has grown up with Riley in a way.
28:11 my mind went crazy after that sentence 💀
Also I’m pretty sure the reason that they made Ennui French is because the word is French but I don’t have a clue 😭
27 seconds ago I didn’t know I was this speedy.
You fast af
Great reaction, keep up the good work.
Ps. Your one of the funniest reactors I watch.
Aww thank you so much!! That means a lot 😊
As a mexican, I deeply appreciate your comment about football vs soccer haha
It’s not a puberty button, it’s a puberty alarm
BILLY BINGES MENTION! Loved this reaction
SAME!!
His switch up with Joy and Anxiety was AMAZING LMAOOOOO
BILLY BINGES MENTION‼️‼️‼️ love both of you and nice knowing we had the same rollercoaster during the movie :)
SAME 😭
31:11 i’m dying 😂
God, the irony of a guy holding in his emotions during a movie about emotions is hilarious. 😂😂
“Trying not to cry coping mechanism” 😂😂😭💀 LMFAO!!!!
I agree on Val, she's one of my favourite parts of this movie. Why should cool girl = bitchy and mean in children's media? Val is so wholesome!
The more I watch this, the more I feel that her best friends were so inconsiderate. The pair of them had no stakes during the camp, but they didn't think about the stakes for Riley. She had to basically rebuild her social network and also a chance to impress the team at the new school they weren't attending. They should know how much hockey meant for Riley beyond a hobby
In moderate amounts, anxiety can:
Improve performance: It helps keep you alert, focused, and motivated, especially in situations like exams, work deadlines, or competitions.Signal potential problems: Anxiety can act as an early warning system, prompting you to address issues or prepare for future challenges.Enhance decision-making: By making you more cautious, it can help you evaluate risks and make better choices in uncertain situations.However,
excessive anxiety can be harmful, so it’s important to manage it effectively when it becomes overwhelming.
this movie hits so hard man. definetly agree, not for kids. like i wonder what a kid would take away from this. ofcourse not the hard hitting message adults would but i think it still gives a messageof mindfullness and self acceptance teenagers or pre-teens need. i love how they made joy likable like HOLY, from unsufferable to lovable. very good arc.
My parents forced me to constantly stress about the future and only pick "important" friends. Then my mom regretted it when i was in my late 20s - because all of that Anxiety only caused me health issues and didn't help at all. And the longest lasting friend since we were 12 until our 30s, was
the one who never went to my high school....
Not Welchy with the ✨️hair glow up✨️ Stick a mullet on anything and it give +90 rizz😂
🤣🤣
6:26 so my best answer is that depending on the class size sometimes they use several different buildings which could be why they are being split up. my friends and i were all in different middle schools but rejoined high school together.
I was so scared when they released this because I had no clue where it was going to go and the sequels as of late have been awful….this by far surpassed all my expectations. It’s an INCREDIBLE movie. PHENOMENAL
4:06 facts. disney is not even animating anymore, just live actions
Lowkey love welchy name dropping BillyBinges in this XD
Just cryyyyyyy! It's normal, that was the entire point of the first movie! :D
Aww I did man, I actually took a 5 minute break during the movie after I cried, the nearly being sick is just my body’s way of coping before the tears xD
@@Welchy Ye my own eyes be more like waterfalls, when the tears want to flow they flow XD
31:18 u good bro? 😂😂
Evidently not 😂
6:35 so at least where im at in the US there is zoning for schools. So in my town zone we had 4 elementary schools, 1 1/2 middle schools and 1 highschool. The 4 elementary schools go into one middle school, and the 1 middle school goes into 1 highschool. The 1/2 middle school got split with a different highschool depending on what part of the zone you live in. There are 3 major highschools in my area but because of where i live i was zoned to a specific one. I live in a very densely populated part of the county so thats why we have so many schools for just one area. The other highschools in the area have thier own middle and elementary schools that feed into them. This isnt even including private schools or vocationary schools. Its hard to explain in text
In the end, none of us know how to stop anxiety. Some of us just don't know how to deal with it...and by some of us I mean me.
I've spent 25 years and counting every school day with these kidz. Their successes, fails, trys, crisis and both movies hit my heart, hard.
I spent a year living on the shore of the Clyde, in Lamont lands, and it was a pleasure listening to you.
as a 15yo boy who always feels like a bad person and everything else in this movie, I cried so hard every scene
the billy binges mention 😂
riley was basically being joyful and having fun, and the coach sees it as her being delinquent
i have major anxiety and at some point during the film when it’s peeking my husband turned to me and went “is this what it’s like in your head 24/7?”💀
How high school works depends on the community. Small towns, it's all the same. The classic way of doing it in the cities is smaller schools ultimately feeding into large high schools. But some cities have magnet schools with different specialty focuses, with auditions or tests to get in. And I think San Francisco has a kind of lottery system, where neighborhood kids might have some extra points, but kids from outside the neighborhood might well get in, and neighborhood kids could conceivably be sent out of it. They're not clear here if Riley got a high school of choice while the other two didn't, or if Riley's staying in the neighborhood while the others got into a different school.
I love how well this movie hits the nail on the head when it comes to anxiety and panic attacks! And your reaction is priceless. Plus, it's okay to cry, dude! We won't judge (cause we all likely cried, too, when we watched it)!
And your dog is so cute!!!
I'm 30+! and this movie is helping me deal with my anxiety better than any pill I suffer with crippling anxiety and seeing the panic attack was too real for me when anxiety is going that fast that there is just a after image of her because when you in that state you freeze while at the same time your brain in going 1000 mph I'm now telling myself when I feel anxiety coming on "can I control that now is there anything I can do?" if the answer is no then take a deep breath and wait and see and its all because of this movie also when joy said she doesn't know how to stop anxiety and maybe this is what happens when you grow up you feel less joy omg my heart hurt when she said that
Inside Out 3 i think they should try grief there is a lot of us out there that supress grief and don't know how to handle it would be great to teach not just kids but us adults too how to deal with one of the rawest of emotions
6:20 In my area, we weren’t really permitted to choose a high school we wanted to go to, we just got assigned to the high school that was closest to our houses. It’s a school disctrict based on the area around it. The middle school is close to everyone but the high school might not be. Also, though, it wasn’t completely off limits to choose a high school. I chose mine. Sometimes there are multiple high schools within a district and you can choose between those, or fill out special forms.
cried while watching it for the first time and then cried watching Welchy cry while watching it his first time :( this movie was too good
Mullet looks good^^ Your old hair did too!
Totally agree, Embarassment was the MVP throughout the whole movie
Have you ever seen "Legend of the Guardians, the owls of Ga'hoole"? As far as emotional animations go you might like that one^^
Thanks for the fun video!
4:30 - I don't know either but I chuckled.
You make my joy show up ;D
16:57 NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
IM SORRYYYYY
6:25 Hey Welchy here in America we kids have to make a list of what high schools we want to go to. There has to be 12 in total, but some have less than 12. If you want to go to the same school as your friend you can, it's just that you will be on the waiting list for that school and the school has to pick both you and your friend to be accepted. Love the video!
That's so interesting! I live in Texas (recent high school graduate), and what ends up happening is the district will assign you a high school and middle school based on whichever is closest to where you live, but if the closest is at full capacity then you're assigned the next closest and available one. 😅
Inside Out 2: Welchy feels everything!
Facts
Embarrassment MVP!!!! I thought the first one was amazing but this one honestly blew it out of the water. It really was one of their best films I think. I had my own anxiety attack watching this LOL
Welchy's character development to start defending Joy was nice to watch
Embarrassment is the MVP
SAY IT LOUDER
@@Welchy EMBARRASSMENT IS THE MVP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for calling football and not soccer. Always great to hear it!
It’s the only correct answer!
As a 45 year old mother of 3 I experience all 10 of these emotions at least 3 days out of the week! 😂🤣 I have a 13 year old and let’s just say that as a parent I wasn’t ready when I took her to see this movie! I cried in Part 1 and more-so in this one when anxiety took over because I’ve suffered from it for years and still do and my oldest daughter does as well. I’ve honestly never really tried to fit in or be fake and was always true to myself because I knew that no matter what I would never be alone in life, which is why I have so many positive people around me.