You can watch my teaser breakdown here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gbKWZcSmzeCuZok.html&ab_channel=SmartyPants

The only plot I can think of off the top of my head that could still lean into the message of 'it's okay to not be okay' might be a story about a bad or even emotionally abusive relationship. Like if Riley is a teen or adult in a manipulative, unhealthy relationship where all the emotions are in denial while choosing to believe that everything's just fine and they learn through the course of the movie that this isn't love and it's okay for Riley to be upset about it, leave and move on. That kind of plot line might be too strong for a Pixar movie, but I'm sure there's probably some way to make it kid-friendly/easily digestible

Maybe the second film could have Riley being forced to watch someone close to her struggle with mental health problems. Maybe a friend, or a cousin, or even one of her parents. The emotions that come from witnessing someone else's suffering are different from the ones that come from suffering yourself. Maybe Riley could learn that trying to "fix" someone isn't helpful, you just have to be there for them and be patient with them.

I'm trying to figure out a plot that could work. So far, my best guess is something along the lines where Riley needs to learn how to harness her Fear response, or control her Anger. In other words, shift the focus from Joy and Sadness, still include them obviously, but make one of the other emotions the hero this time.

Inside Out was honestly one of my favourite Pixar movies, and I’m fully aware how certain sequels could actually devalue the original. I really hope that this isn’t one of them.

just watched the trailer, and when you said “maybe anxiety?” that felt truly prophetic

I think the best way to handle a sequel is to either: 1. Introduce a new emotion such as annoyance, love, or anxiety 2. Bring in a younger sibling and see how joy sort of takes a step back again but is still there 3. Have the crush become a bigger game changer

You can't capture lightning in a bottle twice, and the original movie stands on its own perfectly.

There was a reason why Pixar rarely did sequels. Most of their stories feel like one offs. Beautiful isolated stories that hit right, and stay with you. Disney was also like this. This is why these sequels and remakes don't hit as hard. They lose something.

There is a chance of adding Love/Romance as one more charector But issue is, there is only 5 emotions before in her mother's and father's head..

As the father of a daughter that is Riley's age and is currently dealing with the "new" emotion of anxiety instead of the "immature" sadness of her younger self, this sequel has lots of space to explore while being fresh and engaging. This could be one of those sequels that far outshines its source material if done right...and if anyone can do it right, it's Pixar.

I fear for this movie from an artistic perspective. Agree. The story is over. They might have to remember how to say "The End." But now that the teaser has been released, I'd love to hear your thoughts on it. If depression wasn't its own emotion, why is anxiety?

Pixarator, I am Hawkmoth. You wish to make movies that will make you money. I will grant you the power to produce sequels with only a fraction of the quality of writing. All I ask for in return is you get me those miraculous.

The trailer: IM GONNA END THIS MANS WHOLE CAREER!

Robot Chicken had a sketch called Inside Out 2, which revolved around Riley entering adulthood and introduced three new emotions; Super Horny, Hungry and/or Depressed, and Bigotry. The critics called it "Uncomfortable and Not Fun" and "Not Even Worth it For the Short". Hopefully the real Inside Out 2 won't be like that.

The movie isn't about mental health exactly. Although Rileys mental state is the lense through which we monitor how she comprehends her situation and goes about dealing with it, the main theme of the movie is that you can't experience joy by pushing sadness aside/away. We see Joy and Sadness literally being thrown out of headquarters after Joy refuses to let Riley have a sad core mempry. And then when bing bong is sad about his rocket being thrown away, it's not Joy's cheerful nature that fixes thing but Sadness' comfort and thoughtfullness. And in the end it's Sadness' influence (and power) that are able to make Riley reject the idea of running away. As for the sequell I personally believe that the creators genuinely want to extend the story and its not just a cash-grab. The reason why that movie is risky isn't because of that, but because it has to have the same level of complexity as the first while also developing the characters in a way that isn't the same as in the first movie - they can't do the same thing twice. The last time there were 5 emotions in an unfamiliar setting. Now there are those same 5 emotions and they're in a famililar environment, but they have to face new emotions and Riley needs to learn to live with them. This can be tricky, but it's not impossible to manage. If the writers don't have a clear idea of what they're saying with the new emotions in the movie, then the movie won't be great. But if they think it through carefully, the should be able to create a satisfying story!

I like the idea of the Inside Out movies dealing with the theme of growing up and the new emotions that come with it. For example the teenage/ young adult years could center around an identity crisis as Riley develops her own identity and find her place in the world

I think this should be left alone as a one and done movie, but I do also think a sequel could work. Maybe the movie could be about Riley stepping out into adulthood and learn how tough and straining it is, IDK.

I think that only one sequel would be enough for the movie (they shouldn't make 4+ sequels like Toy Story) as I believe a socond movie has many ideas such as: 1. Going through puberty: as Riley is 12 and most girls hit puberty at this age or later, we can see her struggle with the new and unfamiliar changes in her body. Although the sequel might get bad reviews like Turning Red for being "inappropriate for children", I think it's very very important to adress these issues that teenagers go through (especially girls) 2. High school challenges: as usually in high school, teachers would give more homework to students and this could lead to Riley's parents putting pressure on her, expecting her to be good at all the subjects in school and not letting her play hokey as they see it as a distraction" and more. All of this would eventually lead to annother mental break down for Riley... Poor girl. If I was the writer of the sequel I won't have mercy on her XD. 3. Having love interest or rejecting the guy who had a crush on her: this would be interesting as we barely knew much about the boy who seemed to like her in the first movie, either he loses his interest in her and she likes him, or he would try to tell her that he likes her and she would reject him Just my opinion, let me know what you think

I'll be honest with myself, I actually think if they handle it correctly, Inside Out 2 could possibly be better than the first, but it also could be way worse, so we'll see.

I have an idea for a sequel. Riley thinks that now that she’s faced depression and anxiety she’s all grown up and ready for anything. However, it doesn’t work out like that and she must learn that problems don’t stop coming. She’s not as experienced as she thinks she is.

Who watched the teaser and found this video?

My main problem with the new emotions is that they don’t make sense and break continuity. Basically all the emotions we originally know I came to understand as being the core component/components of all other emotional variations you can think of. The main 5 are the base components of the more complex feelings and at the end we see combine to demonstrate and create multi emotional memories. Like anxiety was something already demonstrated to be covered by fear in the first film, embarrassment seems like it could come from combining fear disgust and anger, boredom is more of a state of mind and would’ve already been present since kids get bored all the time and envy could be a subset of joy and sadness working together with maybe a little bit of anger.

Maybe it could work if they pulled a Little Mermaid 2 or a Toy Story 3. Not the same exactly, but you could have Riley becoming an adult and having to deal with the tumultuousness of having to deal with everything at once. Maybe she's off getting married or has a kid. She could be exploring a concept of teaching somebody else what she learned herself. Or maybe there could be a plot of where someone she loves is moving away radically in a direction that she doesn't agree with. What if Pixar made a film about sticking true to your own guns while doing your best to love someone just as much as ever, but not changing what you believe for them.

Peak Pixar was able to tackle important and often hard topics in an easy way for young kids to understand and opens the adults (parents) watching to a different perspective of the issue being portrayed.

I believe we should not be worried about anything that has to do with the inside out sequel because i think it will introduce a good story and above all a problem in adolescence we can't think of. I have faith for it to be as good if not better than the first one.

7:24 Except one thing, the film treats Sadness as the one bad emotion, but says nothing about Anger and Disgust, the two who not only got Riley in trouble at the dinner table with her father, but also make it really hard to even _look_ at the girl half the time. I'm surprised she made any friends at all by the end of the first film, especially since most of her interactions are reactive with her parents, Meg, and her teachers carrying the conversations, and Riley lashing out at everyone. I wonder how those first meetings went. Look, we know kids can barely stand their elders, but how about give this girl an actual social circle so she can be... I dunno.... *_friendly_* , and not just animated pretty when she's actually happy or in a good mood.

I think if the first one was more Riley working on herself, then the sequel will focus on her relationships with other people. New and old love, friendships, family bonds, how she finds her place socially

You make actual valid points but I do believe pixar can make an actual good sequel for inside out. Secondly I loved turni g red it was actually a really good story that they told through a gurl and asian it tells us a great story not like inside out but in its own way really great

Another big reason for Inside Out’s success was because of the friendship that developed between Joy and Sadness. These two emotions were polar opposites. Joy didn’t even really think that Sadness deserved to even be in Riley’s mind, and completely discredited all the work that Sadness did to make Riley a whole person. And to top it off, because she wasn’t Anger or Disgust, Joy wasn’t even able to disagree with sadness in a direct way. She was passive aggressive and backhanded and almost took pleasure in marginalizing sadness. I think we’ve all been Sadness in that context. We’ve all met someone who thinks that we don’t belong. And watching them work together and have to save Riley’s mental state, and Joy finally letting sadness do her thing and learning that Sadness is just as valuable as the other emotions was probably a bigger core of the plot than Riley’s actual actions, which were all just responses to what was going on in Joy and Sadness’s relationship. The real main character is Joy, not Riley. Joy is the one who undergoes a character arc. So how would you turn that essential relationship into a new plot line. Joy’s biggest thing was she had to learn the importance of the other emotions, even the unpleasant ones, and she had to befriend Sadness. She did that. So now what? What more Can an anthropomorphic emotion-person learn?

Honestly I think they know what they are doing with this one. Back when it released it was set up for a sequel with the puberty button and even the last line saying “and Riley’s 12 what can go wrong” (or something along those lines). So I think this movie was made in the mindset to have more movies. With that said here is what I think will happen: Since the last movie played on depression I think this one will play a lot on the second big mental “illness”, anxiety as a focus. I think that as other have said, high school will put pressure on her, something will happen in relationship to guys like we saw on the “first date” short, and in combination with the changes of her body I think this can all add up to cause a lot of anxiety which could lead to traumas, panick attacks, etc, If we combine these new stresses with the big depression she had it could definitely lead to a big traumatizing thing. (if they dare talk about trauma of course). And the movies plot could be more about how to cope with stress. I don’t think they are going to run out of idea this is a movie about the brain. We quite literally know almost nothing about it and it is insanely complicated. The plot is not at all limited to “it’s okay not to be okay”. This is like dumbing down every message of every book to be “don’t judge a book by its cover”

Something that kind of bothers me about the new emotions, is that we didn’t see any of them in the other older people in the first movie.

Pixar dropping a trailer a week later:

I really liked inside out. Not only for the movie it’s self but also how down right creepy I find it in an enjoyable way. For me my main issue is what are they going to do. Because we could all predict that they will need to leave head quarters at some point and I just think that’s about it really considering that the first one ended on a pretty solid note too, I felt like Riley’s story could’ve ended right at the first movie and if you really want to expand on it then I would honestly recommend a tv series, have multiple episodes that take place after the first film going into the future. But for a movie…I just can’t think of something else outside maybe the collective unconscious or the zeitgeist heck maybe in completely different mind ( I wonder what the mind of a mentally I’ll person or actual depressed persons mind looks like that could be cool but twisted). And then we have the whole introducing new emotions stuff. In reality we usually have all our emotions when we’re a toddler including stuff like love, shame and etc. however what makes this more odd is that when we see the mind of the mum and dad they only have the basic five too, so where the hell did these new emotions come from. Like I know it’s a Disney Pixar film so it doesn’t have to make sense but still. I just think a series would be so much easier to do over a movie outside of the things I just mentioned for if they do a movie. But also want to point out that Disney also kinda pooped out their announcement for inside out two along with frozen 3 Toy Story 5 and zootopia 2. Which make me think they are doing this because they are in panic mode and just went “uuh uuh what a successful ip ummm Toy Story, frozen, zootopia and oh inside out why not make a sequel for that to draw in more people”. It just has this air of uncertainty and I’m have wee bit in me that it’s going to be a rushed out movie in terms of narrative. So yeah that what I have to say about inside out 2, it’s not a complete death sentence but…I’m appreciative…very appreciative.

This did not age well based on the new trailer

Nah, it'll be fine. The trailer shows a natural progression to the growing up process. It's obvious that there will be a third movie showing the later years and exploring how emotions change when facing the end of life.

Yeah that’s what I’m been saying, if the sequel does include new emotions, I would it explain the lack of that emotion from the adults in the original movie.

I think people often overthink this. The reason why they started with toys is because the computer animation was pretty bad and toys are often plastic and artificial looking anyway so it would look the best and they could limit the number of scenes with actual humans. Then they moved to other inanimate objects and bugs for similar reasons. The technology wasn’t quite there yet so they were forced to be creative and resourceful, but then you get films like the good dinosaur where it’s all about the technology and they forget to tell a story.

Just saw the teaser trailer and it looks cool

This aged like wine🤣

I can't think of a movie that has more sequel potential than Inside Out. There's so much that could be told through this media. I could imagine five more movies, even seven more movies. If you don't think sequel for Inside Out doesn't work, you must hate sequels as whole. And the story still can go deeper. There's a lot of layers left to explore. It even has a potential to be even better than the original. And please, take in mind that Pete Docter stands behind this, so don't worry at all it won't merit its existence.

he predicted the trailer lmao

People that is here after the Inside Out 2 teaser trailer

This video aged well… *BUT ITS BEEN 10 DAYS*

Well, the trailer is out and what's the main new emotion we're seeing ? Anxiety. And it doesn't make sense because she experienced it in the first movie. And there are more coming. So I can already sense the failure here.

4:32 - You called it! 😀

Not every movies needs a sequel..

Pixar has already have been through enough, but no surprise there gonna crash an burn soon, no thanks to Disney or whoever else In charge.

One minor correction: Riley wasn't 12 during Inside Out, she was 11.

Honestly, Inside Out 2 is going to work. Since the first one was surrounded by sadness and how a simple emotion like sadness is okay to feel, I feel the second one will be around more mature feelings, such as anxiety. Now, following that logic, Riley will always create new emotions and grow up to adolescence and adulthood. They could easily create even a never ending series, where she feels love or something. People ALWAYS grow up, and understand new emotions, therefore, know how to identify them, so that they start to create infinite characters for the movies, such as love, worry, and so on. Therefore, one thing I don't understand is how is Riley supposedly creating new emotions if the parents still have the basic ones? Do they disappear from a certain age? They learn how to control their emotions? The emotions come and go? I just want to know that.

Inside to this day is one of my favorites movies mainly because when the movie came out i was about to move to America and funny enough California as well so this really took a place in my heart because it covered everything about moving to a new place and that it was ok to feel upset and it helped me so much with adjusting to this new place, so when I first heard about the second movie coming out I was excited but I definitely am worried that it wont be as good or relatable to as many people or eye opening as the first one depending on the kind of story plot they go with

Inside out 2 should focus on the obsession of negative emotions and how it’s bad for are mental health. While the first one expertly showed how negative emotions are important for us and that we shouldn’t try to suppress it. I think a sequel to inside out 2 would best be about how while negative emotions are good, we shouldn’t become obsessed with the negative emotions to the point of being consumed by negativity. I think we can see that in are world today and I think it would be the most logical step for Inside Out 2 to explore.

I just love how you predicted anxiety but denied It a second after.

If they’re gonna do an Inside Out 2, hopefully, they’ll center it around a new character, and their own brain.

This did not age well

I thought briefly that they could have joy be the only one in charge for a bit like how it was for anger, disgust, and fear in the first movie but I don’t know what they would do for that.

I think you are right about them not being able to go much deeper with what they're saying about mental health. I think instead of trying to be deeper and more serious that they should instead tackle something else relating to mental health that's maybe a little more fun and light hearted if that's possible. Don't try to go deeper than the original and fail, go for something that's a bit tonally different and make it fun.

Yeah, I don’t think this movie needs a sequel. It works perfectly well as a standalone film

I think differently, this film is going to be incredible

As a huge fan of Inside Out, I'm both excited and quite worried about the sequel's quality... Why bringing back the emotions they left on the early concepts for the first movie? Anxiety could have been part of Fear. We didn't see these new emotions in anyone's head either, so they'll have to have a solid explanation for why they suddenly appears in Riley's head.

They can make a perfect coming of age story for Riley. They could craft it into a trilogy. Three acts to one story

Maybe as Riley is growing into her teenage years , she's starting to notice the changes happening around her , like she maybe Envy's other people's appearances or groups of friends or even a potential love interest being taken away from her. She might also delve into family issues of some sort because she can't control her emotions. Maybe she might've given up hockey in pursue of something that ultimately crumbles . Who knows what might happen and thats exactly why im going into this sequel with no expectations

Possibly because I had a unorthodox relationship with my parents as a teenager my mom was emotionally detached from me because she of course had her own problems and my dad was overbearing like everytime I leave the room my dad asks me where I’m going and what I’m doing

Not to mention the sequel won’t make sense at all when literally in the first movie the perspective from the adult emotions where shown and they had the same 5 emotions and no other emotions were shown like the trailer showed

Hm, fair and valid points and opinions, i can understand your worries, but at the end of the day, we’ll just have to wait and see how it will look.

Well they just dropped the new trailer for inside out 2

The thing about inside out 1 was that all the emotions were painted as needed or necessary to being human, while these new emotions just feel like random quirky characters, that aren't fundamental to reily being human. Like not everyone has anxiety, and for those that do what is its purpose in existing? Like with sadness we learned that even though it hard being sad, it allows us to connect with others and find joy. I don't think anything like that could happen with Anxiety or envy or any of the other new emotions. And I guess it's kinda weird that the new emotions aren't universal like the others.

i’m kinda scared too. i REALLY hope this sequel is good. i’m so scared that it’s gonna be bad or something. inside out is one of the best pixar movies and i would be sad if the sequel were to be lackluster 🥺❤️

Riley already went throught depression AND anxiety

i really hope it doesn't turn out bad cause inside out is my favorite movie and i do wonder what the plot will be what would the stakes be it can't be the island destruction cause that happened in the first one so i really hope they can pull it off

I watched inside out young, as did most kids, and from 2015 to now so much has changed... I, like many others developed anxiety and depression a couple years later (2019-2020) and inside out was one of the best ways i could use to explain my depression... I didnt quite understand how to communicate my anxiety or my autism when i layer discovered that but inside out 2 could talk about ways to help your anxiety and ways to talk to people as a lot of the kids who originally watched it when it came out are most likely 10 and up now and chances are they'll also get anxiety. Kids arent quite as dumb as we think, geanted they arent exactly smart but if the film is fun chances are itll be one they want to rewatch and maybe one day thell realize what the movie is saying... We already established mixed emotions at thr end of inside out 1 so im excited to see how theyll play a role in the movie as well...

Inside out 2 might not work because the film felt like a one note story and not a continuation

I REALLY want this film to be good, Inside out is one of my favourites, but with how the studio has been doing lately I’m VERY worried…

I think inside out 2 is an amazing idea. I think quite a few people that were there for the first one are teens now and the big talk since the first movie came out has been “is there gonna be a second movie?” And i think that they chose the perfect time to do it. I’m so certain that it will teach that having things other than “normal” emotions is ok, and will possibly show an amazing representation of mental health. I don’t think Riley’s going to know what to do with these new emotions (just like many, many teens in the world) so if anything, this will serve as another relatable movie.

I feel like Inside Out has the most sequel potential tbh. We as humans go through a lot of changes and emotions throughout our lifetime.

The only topics that I can really think of for inside out 2 is Covid, politics, and climate change, but it would have to be executed so well that it would even be worth it!

Before watching I was sort of worried(in the way that I was aware of the possibility) that it could be a video from one of those weirdos that need to be upset about random shit all the time and call random things "woke"(since this is a channel I've never heard about before and the "talking about upcoming/freshly released movies/shows" genre is infested by those). That little "rant" about the stupidity of the backlash against Turning Red was a pleasant surprise. Seemed like a pretty nuanced video.

bro there are people who either say this movie will be a flop or it will be a banger there’s no in between

This aged well.

I have little hope for most sequels nowadays unless it's obvious that it'll be a trilogy from the first movie. However, I want to have hope for this movie because it has potential. I don't think it should focus on just Riley and her mental health, but her helping another person with a completely different struggle. Showing her take her own experiences and put them to good use and when you should take a step back and realize that you cannot fix that person. It'll be hard to pull off with this plot, but I'm sure it can be done. Maybe put an emphasis on fear and anger, her being scared for the friend and mad that nothing seems to work. There's potential. I just don't knoe if it'll be used to its full capacity

pixar does pretty good with sequels i’m really looking forward to seeing it

Oh it work there are new teaser of inside out 2🐍

What I think would be an interesting direction if they change the head emotions role from happiness to another and the emotions themselves coming to terms with that change as well as how Railey handles the change within herself. I don't think it'd conflict with Turning Red's messaging, cause from what I gathered, Turning Red had more of a generational trauma message over an adolescence message. I'm kinda curious for what they do with it

THIS sequel is definitely needed we can see how riley goes through her teenage life with new emotions in the gand were joy has to control em

Yo, there is going to be Inside Out 2 with new emotions, from the trailer I picked up Anxiety, Envy, Embarrassment and Ennui which is this kinda depressive boredom? Idk I googled it. I'm really worried how will they keep the lore consistent. After puberty I'd put those new ones in a back room or something, to keep the consistency with adults being piloted by the main 5 only.

Tbh, Inside Out would work beautifully with some sequences if it was not inside Riley's head. I would love to see other people's head and see how their emotions are and work. Imagine a Inside Out 2 that is about a boy who has problems dealing with his anger, or a girl who feels shameful for not being popular, or someone even dealing with their fear's anxiety. As it is, Riley story is already closed and tho I can se some plot coming out from this, there's no motive to destroy the wonderful worldbuilding of Inside Out just to make a sequence. The only way to fix that problem in a way that is not a retcon is if the anxiety was not treated as an emotion, but as a disease. A problem they "need to fix". But even tho I don't see why not making fear the protagonist of this movie, or at least the "villain".

Even if I find more flaws in Inside Out 2 after rewatching it a few times, I’m sure seeing it for the *very first* time will be a... joyous experience (for me, at least), if only for being able to revisit the same characters and world from the first film. I was only eleven when it came out but it touched me in a way no work of fiction had before.

as long as it is not going to be what it is possibly going to be, I am happy

Will you review the Digital Circus?

Thank you sooo much for addressing Toy story 4 and how it betrayed the original trilogy as well as the fans because all people talk about is how good the movie is when it’s a disaster and there’s nothing similar to the first 3 I appreciate for speaking the truth about you story 4

6:50 in fact that would be a very interesting way to do things. Maybe start with a spin-off mini series to gage character interest for some new toys in a toy story universe, then if people like them, make a whole movie out of it. That would have been a much better strategy.

I love the first film and I agree it will be difficult to be a sequel. Perhaps the message could be that everyone experiences emotions differently. Maybe instead of anxiety doing the expected thing of taking over the control panel they just sabotage the rest of the emotions, and the outside world thinking Riley is just lazy and the emotions have to work together to get anxiety to do it's job, like a flip of the first film.

Personally, as soon as I finished Inside out, I wanted a sequel. Specifically because they left a perfect cliffhanger for one. The puberty button! Without a sequel, we’d be infinitely be left on a bit of a cliffhanger.

I thought I was the only one going to predict that Inside Out 2 might fail.

I think this is an unpopular opinion, but I actually liked Toy Story 4, and is maybe for me the most matue of the saga. I understand people can be angry bc the message is not like the ones that were shown in 1, 2 or 3, and that's why the consider it "innecesary" (when actually since Toy Story 1, there was not clue that was a sequel was going to be made, and same goes for Toy Story 3 and 4), but since the movie was announced, it was said it was actully going to be about what happens when your pupose in your life doesn't match with your life anymore. And besides Woody lost it, he stills try to fight for it, doing everything he can to rescue Forky and bring him back to Bonnie. But I still consider Toy Story 4 is actually the real character development for Woody. For me, Toy Story 3 was the perfect ending for the whole Andy's storyline, and so Toy Story 4 is for the whole Woody's storyline. We will see now what they are going to do with Toy Story 5, and I am so worried about TS5 and Inside Out 2, cause Inside Out is also on my top best movies made by Pixar.

Inside Out being my favourite Pixar movie, and having seen the teaser trailer which you couldn't have prior to this video, I'm still not convinced that they can do a sequel to it justice. If they can't then I don't want to see it frankly, if they can how will I know that save for watching a bunch of reviews and trusting those reviewers to be honest? It's a pickle.

You may be onto something, but I think the next film will be a mild success. I look forward to seeing it.

The introduction of these new emotions kinda confuse me. Cause why does Riley have these emotions but they aren't present in any other character, even if they are older than her in the first film. So I'm curious as to how they'll explain that.

So yes, my honest, but still somewhat uncertain opinion: Pixar still knows how to make good movies. I'm 16 years old, so most of my childhood fairy tales were Pixar and Disney cartoons. I admit that when I start to evaluate some Disney cartoons worse, yet... I still like Pixar cartoons, although lately I hardly watch any cartoons at all, especially movies (I may have watched 1 movie this year - FNAF Movie recently, in the previous one I watched maybe 3 films and 2 series, probably only on film was in the cinema, the rest were either on Netflix or Disney+). The main reason is that the older you get, the more responsibilities you have, and the last 2 years have literally spent half of every day a week on school, and the rest either on your own projects, or playing games, and... you somehow forgot that you can sometimes watch some movie. Despite this, I sometimes looked at what cartoons Disney and Pixar were releasing, and even though I've watched maybe 3 of Pixar productions over the last 4 years,... as I say, the new ones that I haven't even watched yet look... cool to me. "Onward", which I saw 2 years after the premiere, was really cool, although quite... strange. I haven't watched "Luca", but from the clips on YT it looks pretty cool. I haven't watched "Buzz Lightyear" yet, maybe there will be time. "Turning Red" Even if it caused some controversy for Pixar, for me it is one of the best Pixar cartoons, at least in recent years. I haven't watched "Elemental", although I've watched so many clips from the movie that I think it's almost the entire movie and... well, I won't say it's a bit controversial, but I still think it's a cool movie... at least before watching the whole thing. In my opinion, Pixar, despite the great change in the world regarding many topics, continues with a similar format of fairy tales as before, and Inside Out 2 may be as good as the first part, and the fact that it will generate controversy from Twitter, well... well, that's the world we live in.

THANK YOU, so many people say its gonna be so good, but there missing the point