It’s alright, Angelina. We’ve all been through that in this movie, especially when Riley had that new Sense of Self thanks to Anxiety. That got me the most. I literally just saw the reaction of another, which I believe you know who it is since it was done by Welchy. Yes, they have stepped up their game her in terms of storytelling and animation. Pixar never fails at that. If I said this before, I’ll do it 1,000 times if I must but PLEASE WATCH SPIRIT: STALLION OF THE CIMARRON. I’ve been dying for you to see it because it is a masterpiece of an animated film that sits very deeply in my childhood; for it was composed by the most legendary of them all and who I will see in his orchestral performance tonight. P.S. paraphrasing Envy here, LOOK AT YOUR HAIR! This tone really suits you and to be honest, I thought you would say something about Riley being friends with Grace, an Asian-American girl like you.
That one scene where Embarrassment hides Sadness is actually a great detail about how these emotions are used. Like, when some children grow up, they believe it's embarrassing to cry so they hide it.
I saw that scene opposite; Embarrassment is the only one of the new team to pull back on Anxiety's BS, he's that "This . . . This isn't Me; i don't want my parents to see me like this" instinct. And he sees Sadness as being what Riley needs right now to snap Anxiety out of it.
I love how they depict Anxiety as an antagonist, but not a true villain. Most of her actions hurt Riley in the long run, but that's not her intention. She just wants to protect Riley like the other emotions. And we do see shortly after her introduction and towards the end how she can be a good thing in small doses. But like Joy from the first movie, she needs to learn to let go and let's the others do their thing.
"Maybe this is what happens when you grow up, you feel less joy." Damn, that line hit me like a truck. It's messed up but it's a very real thing that we deal with and it hurts to realize.
@@NyxXeniel I've often wondered and cringed at the inner minds of people with much worse parents or circumstances. Using the logic of the movies, it's easy to imagine some really... unhappy things. Hugs to everyone.
I love how close Joy and Sadness have become since the first movie, and I'm glad that what Joy learned from it actually stuck with her, that every emotion is good for Riley.
I went into this movie thinking anxiety was going to be a true villain to defeat because I have struggled with high anxiety my entire life and never really saw a use for it. But when I saw how she came up with so many crazy ideas and a lot of them actually did work, I realized my anxiety just like the anxiety in this film has never been purely good or bad, but it has always tried to help me out however it can. Even at 33 years old Pixar still manages to make films that change my life.
One moment that I think is really beautiful and often overlooked is at the end, where Riley literally calls forth Joy. I think it's a beautiful metaphor. It's obviously not that simple to get ourselves out of negative or overwhelming emotions, but we can continue to call forth and search for joy.
@@lightningg252 It wasn’t an obscure detail. It was deliberately made to look that way so people would notice and make Riley grounding herself back to reality all that much more impactful.
That bench looks so good because it actually depicts a grounding technique where you feel stuff around you to get yourself out of your head and into the present moment. It's an evidence-based strategy against anxiety.
@shiru6610 Exactly what I though when I first saw the movie! I've had anxiety attacks for years, I've used those techniques (focus on something in front of you like your feet, feel things around you like the ground, a wall, the bench you're sitting on). That scene resonated with me deeply
I know a bunch of people think the "we burn a whole in the rug" isn't really a big deal but personally I think if most teenagers did that, they'd would be afraid of your parents finding out and try to hide it.
The thing about the two Inside Out movies that really gets me in my feelings is the ending credits. The first movie had a line that said: "This film is dedicated to our kids. We love you just the way you are." And the second movie had a line that said: "This film is dedicated to our kids. Please don't grow up. Ever." Those two dedicated lines made me cry every time because I grew with these two movies and they are two of the Pixar movies that made me feel the most seen.
My friends and I dressed up as each of the different emotions when we watched this in theaters and when I started sobbing, not crying, SOBBING, my friends were like “it’s ok, it’s just a movie.” but i ain’t listening. I love this movie and I’m sobbing through it. And this movie has officially made it number 4 on my Top 10.
I love the scene where Riley touches the bench, a great depiction of how sometimes you lose touch with reality when you let anxiety take over you. This movie is so reliable that it always makes me cry.
As I a person who has experienced anxiety attacks, I can say that it was perfectly depicted in this film. I love the way Riley touches the bench while recollecting herself. Like she is sensing her surroundings, coming back to reality.
Anxiety turning Imagination Land into an animated sweatshop where they’re just drawing ideas and Joy isn’t allowed is such a corporate clap-back at Disney and I’m amazed they kept it in!
This movie is a such a masterpiece. The way this movie shows the new emotions realistically is amazing like the Anxiety Attack. It’s so real and in theaters, I felt my heart beating with Riley’s. The quote from Joy “Maybe this is what happens when you grow up, you feel less joy” is so important because this is actually true. Further into our lives, we see more of the world and eventually at some point, we are less joyful but we eventually overcome it. When Riley apologized to her friends, I sobbed and my friends beside me were like “It’s ok. It’s just a movie.” But I AINT LISTENING. I LOVE THIS MOVIE. Also my friends dressed as each of the emotions. 😊
I bawled quietly in theatres by watching the movie. The scenes that got me were -When joy said that you feel less joy as you grow up (Hits home) -When she had an anxiety attack (They depicted it so well, how you basically loose every bit of sensibility) -When there is a "group resolve" of the emotions and accept that every bit of Riley is what makes her her. Oh gosh, that one wrecked me incredibly. So thank you for watching this, I actually got a good cry from it again, hahaha.
The thing about these Inside out movies is that I can relate. Inside out 1, "we can't make Riley feel anything". Inside out 2, "I'm not good enough". I cried to both😭 Riley is a nice young girl, she shouldn't be experiencing these.
I watched this movie in the theater last week and I really struggled. I didn't want to cry in front of some people. Since I have anxiety this really hit home. All these bad scenarios that come and you start overthinking. Even at the end, Anxiety being unresponsive with a blank stare and all the bad thoughts running circles. I remember telling my therapist that it always feels as if anxiety is in control and I can't stop it. Then came the moment that I understood that this voice in my head telling me I'm not good enough actually wants to protect me. And when I saw that in this movie I really wanted to cry. :,)
"I don't know how to stop anxiety, maybe you can't. Maybe this is what happens when you grow up, you feel less joy." That HITS so hard. Also that whole panic attack scene is so incredibly good.
28:39 - I like how this is a flip of the first film, where Riley needed Sadness in order to get out what she was feeling. Here, she wants to feel what Hockey usually brings her: Joy.
They really showed how it felt to become a teenager and how it feels to be around teenagers. My littlesister i 14 now and we watched it together, and I saw her in so many of these emotions and descriptions! Loved the movie
'A little Anxiety is good' Yeah, this is the problem I always juggle. People tell me not to worry about stuff, but if I had NO anxiety about anything... nothing would get done and bad things will happen. And if I'm consumed by anxiety... nothing would get done and bad things will happen. So, yeah, the lesson for both movies is balance and integration.
Probably one of if not the best sequels I've ever seen. Such a fantastic continuation of the first film that builds on the themes and manages to hit with just as much a punch.
I am so happy you caught on the “if this then that…” detail, because indeed, the belief that we are not enough comes from considering that our value is conditional, dependent on outter elements rather than a given (which it should be…)
The scene where Anxiety shows up on the giant monitor and orders the mind workers to think of worse case scenarios is based on a commercial for Apple/Mackintosh computers that ran during Super Bowl XVIII. That's the only time it ever ran and is based on the George Orwell novel "1984".
Pixar right now is a good example of an established franchise bringing on new writers who _don't_ despise what made the OG team great; they're building up not tearing down
If I had grown up watching both of these movies when I was a child, I would’ve been so much more emotionally, healthy as an adult because I wouldn’t have tried to suppress all of my negative emotions as much as I did as a child. I just hope more kids of Gen Z and Gen Alpha watch these movies and take the right lessons from them.
The new place looks great! As does your hair! So happy to see you do this movie. I loved how much more complex all the emotions got. And so relatable too.
I saw this theory that Riley’s Deep Dark Secret is actually another emotion, her Guilt or Shame. Which makes it freeing the core 5 emotions really symbolic as Riley’s Guilt is bringing out the emotions she’s trying to suppress
27:49 Sadness is driving for me right now too. 28:40 At the end of the 1st movie Joy told Sadness: "Riley NEEDS you." Now Sadness tells Joy: "Riley WANTS you." Beautiful.
I can’t wait for this film to come out on Disney Plus. The clips and reactions I’ve seen including this one are amazing. Also, your new hairstyle looks great.
In the third movie, they should include passion as an emotion. For example when someone is passionate about something or someone. Or include love as an emotion.
I love this movie, cause as you said this is constantly me. I over analyzed everything. Even if friends stop talking to me randomly and dont respond for 3 days. I'll be like, DID I DO SOMETHING. OMG, should i text back an see if they are ok? What if i text back and get annoyed. etc etc. Riley's thoughts at the end, "I'm a good person. I'm a horrible person. I'm selfish." I relate so much to those thoughts constantly passing in your head. I over think A LOT too. Like before i say something, should i say this? what if they think i'm too weird or random. The funny thing is too, my overacting always ended up with me just pushing the people away unintendedly.. Like i remember one time thinking a friend hated me cause she randomly started ghosting me and she got annoyed that i thought she hated me
I saw this in the theatre and throughout the first 2/3, I was thinking to myself that it wasn't hitting as hard as the 1st one... forgetting of course that the first one also really doesn't hit till towards the end. So when that extremely accurate panic attack moment happened, I really wasn't ready and it honestly had me going through it with Riley. They did a fantastic job...thry really did
1. If Anxiety was a villain, she would definitely be misunderstood. 2. Anxiety tryna make Riley as much as positively possible is yet another example of Oogway stating one often meets his or her destiny on the road he or she takes to avoid it. 3. I’m actually impressed with how you cry. It’s really chill and calm as some people’s crying are. 4. Bloofy talking to the wall was another way of him breaking fourth wall.
I was pretty much in the background most of my school, doesn't help that I tried scaring people off or be rude to them because I was scared of making connections. By the time I reached high school / end of middle school I did try being more nice and talk to people. That's when I found out at least one rumor about me. Apparently they thought I was dating a boy who use to tend, which I wasn't. That's the only one I really knew about though.
I have some movie suggestions: - The Iron Claw (2023) - Legends of the Fall (1994) - Young Woman and the Sea (2024) - How To Train Your Dragon Trilogy (2010-2019) - 1917 (2019) - Bottoms (2023) - Booksmart (2019) - Team America World Police (2004) - Last of the Mohicans (1992)
It’s actually pretty accurate. Characters similar to Joy like SpongeBob always tend to have the nicest personalities and when they feel angry, they really let it all out bc they try to remain as positive as they can to prevent from snapping
20:12 - As a kid, I grew scared of anything that could smile wider than the edges of its eyeballs. I’m better somewhat, but I think it’s that wide smile let alone the sing-song tone of voice.
This might be the ONLY movie that I've only seen once and don't really wanna see again cuz of how close to home certain things hit and how personal certain things were and felt. ESPECIALLY with anxiety, disney *REALLY* knew what they were doing with that character
I had a rumour about me when people thought I was dead because I didn't go to school for like weeks and a lot of people were texting me saying "are you dead?" And I came to school and everyone hugged me and they were crying!
Little not so fun fact Severe Asthma Attacks can actually cause Anxiety Attacks and unfortunately i have both and let tell ya it really sucks to have both oh yeah and for anyone here that's a gamer on the Resident Evil 4 remake the main character Leon has small Anxiety Attacks after fighting enemies and bosses
omfg i hate when people act like teens can't have nostalgia. i get nostalgia all the time since i was like 13 or 14 because the last time i remember being happy is when i was 12 💀💀
If you can't skate lines, your coach has 4 choices. Bench you (no use whatsoever), force you (make it your problem), Adapt to you (sacrifice plays for the sake of a better team dynamic), or teach you (and then adjust the plays based on the results on how the team best plays). I know this. I'm a professional, as I've seen the Mighty Ducks movies. Shush...it's true. From a real not though, in all honestly, as a person with a history of skating (you, not me), I'm surprised you haven't reacted to "I, Tonya" or the "Mighty Ducks" franchise yet (Disney+ has a tv series that doesn''t really continue from my headcanon, but makes a good show nonetheless). NGL, sounds like pretty good Ange video where each of us controls one emotion and gets to dictate her day.
I think she should react to Wally that was so sad but it was also like I don’t know it was like how’s the climate change has changed around and stuff I don’t wanna spoil it but it’s sad but it’s also pretty cool
Yea. I shoulda known this was gonna wreck me...
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Aww it’s ok that part made me cry ugly when I saw this in theaters such a beautiful movie 🥹
It’s alright, Angelina. We’ve all been through that in this movie, especially when Riley had that new Sense of Self thanks to Anxiety. That got me the most. I literally just saw the reaction of another, which I believe you know who it is since it was done by Welchy. Yes, they have stepped up their game her in terms of storytelling and animation. Pixar never fails at that. If I said this before, I’ll do it 1,000 times if I must but PLEASE WATCH SPIRIT: STALLION OF THE CIMARRON. I’ve been dying for you to see it because it is a masterpiece of an animated film that sits very deeply in my childhood; for it was composed by the most legendary of them all and who I will see in his orchestral performance tonight.
P.S. paraphrasing Envy here, LOOK AT YOUR HAIR! This tone really suits you and to be honest, I thought you would say something about Riley being friends with Grace, an Asian-American girl like you.
May I ask how can I find you on Instagram?
@@SorenAlba548:43 Ennui my queen
That one scene where Embarrassment hides Sadness is actually a great detail about how these emotions are used. Like, when some children grow up, they believe it's embarrassing to cry so they hide it.
Awww that’s so sad
I LOVE UR PFP
Me an hour ago I get super embarrassed by something and I just wanted to hide and cry 😢
That's an AWESOME detail!
I saw that scene opposite; Embarrassment is the only one of the new team to pull back on Anxiety's BS, he's that "This . . . This isn't Me; i don't want my parents to see me like this" instinct. And he sees Sadness as being what Riley needs right now to snap Anxiety out of it.
I love how they depict Anxiety as an antagonist, but not a true villain. Most of her actions hurt Riley in the long run, but that's not her intention. She just wants to protect Riley like the other emotions. And we do see shortly after her introduction and towards the end how she can be a good thing in small doses. But like Joy from the first movie, she needs to learn to let go and let's the others do their thing.
Exactly! That’s why I love this film………and why I loathe Orion and the Dark.
@@jordangan3246Why, who was the villain in that movie? I kinda forgot already.😂
@@DanGamingFan2406I forgot. I don’t think there was any but I found nobody to be likeable in that film.
My guy had so much to say he made 3 comments
9 counts of false imprisonment bro
I really like that Anxiety looks taken aback for a moment when the “I’m not good enough” forms
Overthinking the worst case scenarios to prepare for them but when it's actually there, you freeze up and have panic attacks.
"Maybe this is what happens when you grow up, you feel less joy." Damn, that line hit me like a truck. It's messed up but it's a very real thing that we deal with and it hurts to realize.
Thats what i was thinking when i got depression.
from that moment on i couldnt stop crying
@MichalKolac I wonder what our depressed mind's inside is like.
@@NyxXeniel same
@@NyxXeniel I've often wondered and cringed at the inner minds of people with much worse parents or circumstances. Using the logic of the movies, it's easy to imagine some really... unhappy things.
Hugs to everyone.
I love how close Joy and Sadness have become since the first movie, and I'm glad that what Joy learned from it actually stuck with her, that every emotion is good for Riley.
The part where they all hugged the new sense of self is what got me, I definitely cried in the theater over that
me too!!!
I went into this movie thinking anxiety was going to be a true villain to defeat because I have struggled with high anxiety my entire life and never really saw a use for it. But when I saw how she came up with so many crazy ideas and a lot of them actually did work, I realized my anxiety just like the anxiety in this film has never been purely good or bad, but it has always tried to help me out however it can.
Even at 33 years old Pixar still manages to make films that change my life.
One moment that I think is really beautiful and often overlooked is at the end, where Riley literally calls forth Joy. I think it's a beautiful metaphor. It's obviously not that simple to get ourselves out of negative or overwhelming emotions, but we can continue to call forth and search for joy.
I saw a comment that basically said "I want an inside out sequel every decade until riley's an old lady" and I would agree with that.
And then Nostalgia is finally allowed in headquarters lol
That would be so cool !
27:44 *sobs* "....Wow... *sniff* that bench looks so good..." 😂😂.
LMAOOO i couldn't help mentioning that it - this movie looks so realistic but also has its own unique style... so impressive!!!
@@ANGELINAA I'm much the same. Super important, emotional moment, artist brain takes over and zeroes in on obscure VFX detail😅
@@lightningg252 It wasn’t an obscure detail. It was deliberately made to look that way so people would notice and make Riley grounding herself back to reality all that much more impactful.
That bench looks so good because it actually depicts a grounding technique where you feel stuff around you to get yourself out of your head and into the present moment. It's an evidence-based strategy against anxiety.
@shiru6610 Exactly what I though when I first saw the movie! I've had anxiety attacks for years, I've used those techniques (focus on something in front of you like your feet, feel things around you like the ground, a wall, the bench you're sitting on). That scene resonated with me deeply
Anyone noticed the fact that Anxiety was carrying luggage, which makes sense, since Anxiety brings emotional baggage.
Not only did this up its game from the first movie, but it’s also very relatable to anyone who went through their teenager years.
I know a bunch of people think the "we burn a whole in the rug" isn't really a big deal but personally I think if most teenagers did that, they'd would be afraid of your parents finding out and try to hide it.
The thing about the two Inside Out movies that really gets me in my feelings is the ending credits. The first movie had a line that said: "This film is dedicated to our kids. We love you just the way you are." And the second movie had a line that said: "This film is dedicated to our kids. Please don't grow up. Ever." Those two dedicated lines made me cry every time because I grew with these two movies and they are two of the Pixar movies that made me feel the most seen.
My friends and I dressed up as each of the different emotions when we watched this in theaters and when I started sobbing, not crying, SOBBING, my friends were like “it’s ok, it’s just a movie.” but i ain’t listening. I love this movie and I’m sobbing through it. And this movie has officially made it number 4 on my Top 10.
I love the scene where Riley touches the bench, a great depiction of how sometimes you lose touch with reality when you let anxiety take over you. This movie is so reliable that it always makes me cry.
Since she's coming out of a panic attack it probably more accurately depicts what it's like to come back to reality after anxiety takes over.
As I a person who has experienced anxiety attacks, I can say that it was perfectly depicted in this film.
I love the way Riley touches the bench while recollecting herself.
Like she is sensing her surroundings, coming back to reality.
Anxiety turning Imagination Land into an animated sweatshop where they’re just drawing ideas and Joy isn’t allowed is such a corporate clap-back at Disney and I’m amazed they kept it in!
"I'm not good enough" BROKE ME😭!
This movie is a such a masterpiece. The way this movie shows the new emotions realistically is amazing like the Anxiety Attack. It’s so real and in theaters, I felt my heart beating with Riley’s. The quote from Joy “Maybe this is what happens when you grow up, you feel less joy” is so important because this is actually true. Further into our lives, we see more of the world and eventually at some point, we are less joyful but we eventually overcome it. When Riley apologized to her friends, I sobbed and my friends beside me were like “It’s ok. It’s just a movie.” But I AINT LISTENING. I LOVE THIS MOVIE. Also my friends dressed as each of the emotions. 😊
I bawled quietly in theatres by watching the movie.
The scenes that got me were
-When joy said that you feel less joy as you grow up (Hits home)
-When she had an anxiety attack (They depicted it so well, how you basically loose every bit of sensibility)
-When there is a "group resolve" of the emotions and accept that every bit of Riley is what makes her her. Oh gosh, that one wrecked me incredibly.
So thank you for watching this, I actually got a good cry from it again, hahaha.
Notice how the lockers and rink seats are orange, showing how Rileys surrounded by her anxiety?
The thing about these Inside out movies is that I can relate. Inside out 1, "we can't make Riley feel anything". Inside out 2, "I'm not good enough". I cried to both😭 Riley is a nice young girl, she shouldn't be experiencing these.
the second word is enough to destroy every introverts like me
I watched this movie in the theater last week and I really struggled. I didn't want to cry in front of some people.
Since I have anxiety this really hit home. All these bad scenarios that come and you start overthinking. Even at the end, Anxiety being unresponsive with a blank stare and all the bad thoughts running circles. I remember telling my therapist that it always feels as if anxiety is in control and I can't stop it. Then came the moment that I understood that this voice in my head telling me I'm not good enough actually wants to protect me. And when I saw that in this movie I really wanted to cry. :,)
"I don't know how to stop anxiety, maybe you can't. Maybe this is what happens when you grow up, you feel less joy." That HITS so hard.
Also that whole panic attack scene is so incredibly good.
Ange: "That Bench.. Looks so good.. That looks like a real bench.."
Me: ""That is what Pixar always do. Mess out our emotions"
Watching people relate to this movie is always such a treat
28:39 - I like how this is a flip of the first film, where Riley needed Sadness in order to get out what she was feeling.
Here, she wants to feel what Hockey usually brings her: Joy.
They really showed how it felt to become a teenager and how it feels to be around teenagers. My littlesister i 14 now and we watched it together, and I saw her in so many of these emotions and descriptions! Loved the movie
'A little Anxiety is good'
Yeah, this is the problem I always juggle. People tell me not to worry about stuff, but if I had NO anxiety about anything... nothing would get done and bad things will happen. And if I'm consumed by anxiety... nothing would get done and bad things will happen.
So, yeah, the lesson for both movies is balance and integration.
Probably one of if not the best sequels I've ever seen. Such a fantastic continuation of the first film that builds on the themes and manages to hit with just as much a punch.
I am so happy you caught on the “if this then that…” detail, because indeed, the belief that we are not enough comes from considering that our value is conditional, dependent on outter elements rather than a given (which it should be…)
The scene where Anxiety shows up on the giant monitor and orders the mind workers to think of worse case scenarios is based on a commercial for Apple/Mackintosh computers that ran during Super Bowl XVIII. That's the only time it ever ran and is based on the George Orwell novel "1984".
Literally waited for you to react to the second one, thank you 😊
This movie makes me happy in tears when they hugged each other
This movie looks so great and did so well, it's amazing how much you can achieve by working 7 day weeks
Pixar right now is a good example of an established franchise bringing on new writers who _don't_ despise what made the OG team great; they're building up not tearing down
“For Sale: Editor” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
If I had grown up watching both of these movies when I was a child, I would’ve been so much more emotionally, healthy as an adult because I wouldn’t have tried to suppress all of my negative emotions as much as I did as a child. I just hope more kids of Gen Z and Gen Alpha watch these movies and take the right lessons from them.
The new place looks great! As does your hair! So happy to see you do this movie. I loved how much more complex all the emotions got. And so relatable too.
I’m sure someone can have nostalgia. Matter how young or old they are!
I saw this theory that Riley’s Deep Dark Secret is actually another emotion, her Guilt or Shame. Which makes it freeing the core 5 emotions really symbolic as Riley’s Guilt is bringing out the emotions she’s trying to suppress
27:49 Sadness is driving for me right now too. 28:40 At the end of the 1st movie Joy told Sadness: "Riley NEEDS you." Now Sadness tells Joy: "Riley WANTS you." Beautiful.
21:32 I couldn’t stop laughing at this part when I saw it in theater 😂😂😂
Commentary and movie was amazing. ALSO, Ange's hair and skin be slaying. :D
I can’t wait for this film to come out on Disney Plus. The clips and reactions I’ve seen including this one are amazing. Also, your new hairstyle looks great.
thank you!
I just love the dippiction of the whole 5 things you can feel thing
In the third movie, they should include passion as an emotion. For example when someone is passionate about something or someone. Or include love as an emotion.
Emberrassment is my favorite character! HE IS ADORABLE! 😍💖
I love this movie, cause as you said this is constantly me. I over analyzed everything. Even if friends stop talking to me randomly and dont respond for 3 days. I'll be like, DID I DO SOMETHING. OMG, should i text back an see if they are ok? What if i text back and get annoyed. etc etc. Riley's thoughts at the end, "I'm a good person. I'm a horrible person. I'm selfish." I relate so much to those thoughts constantly passing in your head. I over think A LOT too. Like before i say something, should i say this? what if they think i'm too weird or random. The funny thing is too, my overacting always ended up with me just pushing the people away unintendedly.. Like i remember one time thinking a friend hated me cause she randomly started ghosting me and she got annoyed that i thought she hated me
"The CG bench that's rendered so well it makes you emotional isn't real, it-"
Fun fact: they had a crap ton of meetings to find out how they want to show Anxiety/Panic Attack
1. wonderful hair ❤ 2. Thanks for your reaction on this movie I was waiting for it🥰
Seeing anxiety turn your imagination against you was really enlightening for me.
I saw this in the theatre and throughout the first 2/3, I was thinking to myself that it wasn't hitting as hard as the 1st one... forgetting of course that the first one also really doesn't hit till towards the end.
So when that extremely accurate panic attack moment happened, I really wasn't ready and it honestly had me going through it with Riley.
They did a fantastic job...thry really did
Omg girl I love the hair 💕
Thank you!!
Never realized the binoculars she pulls out to look at family island is the same as the one in Toy Story
6:20 i can assure you, that dad was definitely thinking about cleaning "a" garage.
1. If Anxiety was a villain, she would definitely be misunderstood.
2. Anxiety tryna make Riley as much as positively possible is yet another example of Oogway stating one often meets his or her destiny on the road he or she takes to avoid it.
3. I’m actually impressed with how you cry. It’s really chill and calm as some people’s crying are.
4. Bloofy talking to the wall was another way of him breaking fourth wall.
I just keep revisiting Sander Sides after realizing they made Virgil come to life as Anxiety in this movie
Both movies made me emotional, but this one made me feel understood and reflect on myself
This movie made me respect anxiety even though she causes hell for me especially when I drink caffeine
When you said “that bench looks so good” I felt that 😢💙💙💙
I was pretty much in the background most of my school, doesn't help that I tried scaring people off or be rude to them because I was scared of making connections.
By the time I reached high school / end of middle school I did try being more nice and talk to people. That's when I found out at least one rumor about me. Apparently they thought I was dating a boy who use to tend, which I wasn't.
That's the only one I really knew about though.
I have some movie suggestions:
- The Iron Claw (2023)
- Legends of the Fall (1994)
- Young Woman and the Sea (2024)
- How To Train Your Dragon Trilogy (2010-2019)
- 1917 (2019)
- Bottoms (2023)
- Booksmart (2019)
- Team America World Police (2004)
- Last of the Mohicans (1992)
Fun facts: is that ten years is actually how long inside out first movie release in 2015.
17:53 Joys snap out 😂😂😂
It’s actually pretty accurate. Characters similar to Joy like SpongeBob always tend to have the nicest personalities and when they feel angry, they really let it all out bc they try to remain as positive as they can to prevent from snapping
I should nooooot have watched this for the first time at work.. just hearing the piano I already knew I was in trouble 🥲
the piano track really did it for me too :') its too good
2:38 that telescope joy gave to sadness was in toy story movies
19:18 Since I have 2 beauty marks that are close to each other on my neck, some girl in middle school believed I was bitten by a vampire. XD
Part 3 -- if they ever make it -- will completely destroy us.
Your setup is pretty good, very spacious and open and airy. It honestly fits you well.
20:12 - As a kid, I grew scared of anything that could smile wider than the edges of its eyeballs.
I’m better somewhat, but I think it’s that wide smile let alone the sing-song tone of voice.
This might be the ONLY movie that I've only seen once and don't really wanna see again cuz of how close to home certain things hit and how personal certain things were and felt. ESPECIALLY with anxiety, disney *REALLY* knew what they were doing with that character
I'm so used to watching movies illegally while living in a country where they're not usually available so 30 bucks that's A LOTTTT
As you grow up, it can feel like you just feel less joy. But really, Joy is still there, you just have to chose to feel it now.
Your hair looks sooooo gooodd
The movie is kind of sad and happy❤ ❤❤❤❤
really enjoyed your reaction 👍☺
thank you!
_Legend has it lance is still rolling to this day.._
I had a rumour about me when people thought I was dead because I didn't go to school for like weeks and a lot of people were texting me saying "are you dead?" And I came to school and everyone hugged me and they were crying!
28:40 she kinda sounds like sadness here😭
LOVE the new hair!! 🔥🔥🔥
2:31 Same here. Still have em only at night.
11:19 Anxiety: You ask for it
I love your hair!!
got that Glam Rock 80's male band hairstyle aintnoway.
Today (September 8th) is Star Trek's 58th birthday. So Happy Star Trek Day. 🎂🖖🥰
Really? 58 years? Damn, that’s a long time.
@@SorenAlba54 If you count the first pilot episode "The Cage" from 1964, Star Trek would be 60 years old this year.
Little not so fun fact Severe Asthma Attacks can actually cause Anxiety Attacks and unfortunately i have both and let tell ya it really sucks to have both oh yeah and for anyone here that's a gamer on the Resident Evil 4 remake the main character Leon has small Anxiety Attacks after fighting enemies and bosses
I know it's just a Disney film but was hoping that Riley would be dealing with more complicated issues this time around now that she's older.
It's a PG animated movie meant primarily for kids. What kind of complicated issue were you expecting the character to deal with?
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I straight up ugly cried in the theater...
20:06 That face 😂😑
The meme 😂
6:20 nahh the dads face
omfg i hate when people act like teens can't have nostalgia. i get nostalgia all the time since i was like 13 or 14 because the last time i remember being happy is when i was 12 💀💀
my wife have bipolar disorder on manic. She could watch this movie once due of anxiety behaved, stressed out of her. ^^'a
If you can't skate lines, your coach has 4 choices. Bench you (no use whatsoever), force you (make it your problem), Adapt to you (sacrifice plays for the sake of a better team dynamic), or teach you (and then adjust the plays based on the results on how the team best plays). I know this. I'm a professional, as I've seen the Mighty Ducks movies. Shush...it's true.
From a real not though, in all honestly, as a person with a history of skating (you, not me), I'm surprised you haven't reacted to "I, Tonya" or the "Mighty Ducks" franchise yet (Disney+ has a tv series that doesn''t really continue from my headcanon, but makes a good show nonetheless).
NGL, sounds like pretty good Ange video where each of us controls one emotion and gets to dictate her day.
Joy and Anxiety almost destroyed Riley all because they wanted her to be something she's not but luckily they both learned their lessons at the end
I think she should react to Wally that was so sad but it was also like I don’t know it was like how’s the climate change has changed around and stuff I don’t wanna spoil it but it’s sad but it’s also pretty cool