Inside Out 2 Final Trailer Deep Dives Into Riley's Emotions; Unleashes More Chaos (2024)

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What are the new emotions in Inside Out 2 trailer? ›

This time, she's got four more emotions at Headquarters: Anxiety (voiced by Maya Hawke), Envy (voiced by Ayo Edebiri), Ennui (voiced by Adèle Exarchopoulos) and Embarrassment (voiced by Paul Walter Hauser).

In part two, Riley is now thirteen years old and she's pushed into a new development stage, which brings to life new emotions inside of her: Anxiety, Ennui, Nostalgia, and Embarrassment, each one a complex character in its own right. She is changing. Her body is changing.

As Riley begins to share her wonderful memories of Minnesota, she realizes how much she misses her old life and tears begin to well up as she is talking.

Depression – In incorporating depression and how “Inside Out” makes this concept relevant to its plot, Riley goes into a depression in response to a traumatic event that occurred after she moves from Minnesota to San Francisco, in the process experiencing a lot of loss (e.g., her friends, her home, and a loss of her ...

Her father had male emotions and her mother, female ones. Thus, some fans thought that Riley might be gender-fluid or non-binary. However, it's established in Inside Out 2 that Riley isn't queer, despite what seems like a crush on a fellow hockey player, Val.

“Inside Out 2” is rated PG, and Common Sense Media recommends the movie for kids ages 6 years and up.

In psychology, Paul Ekman made a model of emotion where he claims there are six classified emotions: anger, disgust, fear, happiness, sadness, and surprise. The emotion Surprise was cut because Pete Docter considered the emotion to be too similar to Fear.

The fourth, called ennui, is perhaps a little less familiar. Animated as a moody, purple being with bangs, it is the feeling of being both tired and bored. Lisa Damour, a psychologist who worked on "Inside Out 2," says ennui is a coping mechanism for teens.

The tear-filled climax of Inside Out 2 is more than just another classic Pixar happy ending. As the emotions inside 13-year-old Riley's mind embrace each other, they accept that they each play a valuable role in her life.

In the text of the film, this is merely because she really, really wants to be just like Val. But you don't have to squint too hard to see a subtext where Riley is so obsessed with her beautiful, accomplished teammate because she has romantic feelings for her.

Does Riley remember Bing Bong at the end? ›

"You gotta remember, when Riley was three, animals were all the rage." Although he has faded away, it's quite possible that Riley still remembers him, according to The Bing Bong Book.

Inside Out 2 is an entertaining, family-friendly fun sequel. While it isn't completely new, it does enough to keep it from being a repeat of the first film. Riley is growing up, and with that comes an array of new emotions and lessons for our old ones.

And the moment that reveals what that anxiety-driven sense of self is for Riley is the moment that took my breath away. And then made me cry. I'm crying now just thinking about it. Because this isn't just a movie for and about kids.

Ron Funches as Bloofy, a character from Riley's favorite childhood TV show. He is similar to the hosts of interactive children's shows such as Blue's Clues and Dora the Explorer. Yong Yea as Lance Slashblade, a heroic video game character whom Riley was infatuated with when she was younger.

The emotions find that Riley now overreacts to any inputs they make to the console. Four new emotions—Anxiety, Envy, Embarrassment, and Ennui—arrive and clash with the original emotions over their approaches.

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The first new emotion they meet is Anxiety, who carries a lot of emotional baggage — literally. Joy and the gang aren't sure how to feel about Anxiety joining the crew, but they can't possibly imagine a full house with the other new emotions, Embarrassment, Ennui, and Envy.