So many reactors are like “why is sadness trying to touch everything” you gave to remember that they do what Riley feels and thinks. Riley feels sad and then sadness just does her job.
Pete Docter: Dis- I mean, WE believe that the whole reason why our films haven't been doing well financially is because they're too personal for a broad audience to relate to, and totally not due to all our original, personal films being released on streaming. I mean, it's not like people consider Soul an emotional powerhouse, Luca and Turning Red charming slice of life films, or Elemental a cute enough love story! Those films have no positive reception whatsoever and totally wouldn't have made their money back if they went to theaters! So we're going to be releasing even more cash cow- uh, I mean totally needed sequels! Because I'm sure the reason why Inside Out 2 is doing so well is because it's a sequel and not because we put real passion in and wanted to give the first film continuation! Yep. This decision to make a bunch of sequels that no one asked for isn't going to haunt for the rest of our careers at all. Please see Elio and Hoppers guys! Please show this company that they're being dumb! That you DO still want to see original stuff from us! Please! Our integrity depends on it!
@@kylemorello4787 This rant is very correct, but seems a bit off-topic. My whole point literally was that Disney overall sucks and Pxar usually does their best not to give in to Disney's antics(Pixar tries to actually *care* about their films, which is why their films typically perform better; but Disney keeps sabotaging them as best the can because they're bitter and blind as to *why* Pixar's projects are so well received, but Pixar [fortunately] has in their contracts that Disney isn't allowed to change and/or interfere with their writing processes[unfortunately, they seem to have been the only company that Disney bought who thought to do so until the recent Doctor Who series who thankfully did the same])
@@shanajeangedeon9060 for now. Also I'm specifically talking about Toy Story 4, which wasn't bad, but it did throw out everything the previous installments had been doing.
45:26 this is what hit me especially hard in theaters. the harsh breathing, the heart pounding, the bouncing of the leg, and anxiety just scrambling to try and stop the emotions and bad thoughts from hitting Riley. I bursted out in tears. this was the most realistic animated portrayal of an anxiety attack. I felt like I was watching myself on screen, and then seeing anxiety create a literal spiral of emotion, I was sobbing seeing myself in an animated character. what a beautiful scene 🥹
The crazy thing is, we are taught to bottle up those base emotions by the time we enter our teen years. Show too much joy and you’re childish. Show too much fear or sadness and you’re weak. Show too much disgust (or discomfort/aversion) and you’re a narrow-minded prude. Anger… well, that’s interpreted differently depending on your gender assignment at birth. Anxiety, envy, embarrassment, and boredom all feed the need to upgrade-change your look, act differently, buy the latest things. When we’re just staring to learn who we really are, we’re pressured to choose who we’re going to be and given examples to model ourselves after. That’s the illusion of self-discovery linked with coming of age. The big epiphany hits later: That’s the lifeboat I found in a storm, not my ship, not my land.
@joven_wbu what do you mean? Every emotion we have is there for our survival including those we consider negative. The problem arises when some emotions get dominant over other emotions. There needs to be a balance.
One Of My Favorite Thing About This Movie Is Seeing How Much Joy And Sadness Relationship Has Grown And Since Sadness Has Grown More Confident Since The First Movie
As someone who has suffered an anxiety attack, this film really touched me. It's so beautiful and I felt connected to Rallye and her problems and her anxiety about being good enough at what she does and being afraid of what others might think of her.
I keep hearing the O. Might be the voice actors leaning into the O sound more than they A. Idk (If you really focus on A it is there, but still very O.)
I'm not sure which Inside Out I like more, but I do like how this one experiments with giving Riley autonomy as a person rather than having the emotions control everything, and the things she deals with feel more relatable. And yeah, I would actually like to see even more sequels that tackle more mature concepts, graduating high school, dating, going to college, etc., as long as the filmmakers maintain the consistent level of care and attention.
@@bookwermofthefandoms a number of ways. there are several times riley makes her own decisions free from the emotions. it starts off with the hockey at the beginning, when joy said "riley's got this" there are also numerous times she resists anxiety and doesnt want to do something. then in the end at the emotional culmination of the show theres the whole "joy, riley wants you" moment. shes not just the emotions. also wasnt the whole point of it that "you dont get to choose who riley is"? that was like the lesson both anxiety and joy learn. shes her own person. there was even an element of that in the first movie, when anger comes up with the idea to run away. he puts the idea in, and waits a moment. then it pulls into the console, and anger remarks "she took it." as in riley made that decision herself, anger just provided the idea
I broke when I saw Riley touching the wooden bench while ending her anxiety attack. The "grounding yourself" is a real way of helping to calm back down and I related so much 💖
That panic attack scene and line about some people feeling less joy felt like I got slapped in the face with a dead fish. Side note, I love the explanation of how a sense of self is formed.
21:37 what i absolutely loved about this moment from the movie is that it’s so accurate to the kinds of distortions anxiety makes you believe in reality. and the way they showed that in the movie blew my mind. the whole concept of the mind is so complex and well thought out 🙂↕️
Yeah, a lot of people, including myself were a bit concerned that they were going to make Joy learn the same thing she learned in the last movie or just tell the same story again but thankfully they didn't do that and the made something that stands on par with the original! This movie's been out for a while, and I still don't know if I can say if I like this one better than the first one, but I will say it's definitely one of Pixar's better sequels!
Gotta be honest, this was such a relatable movie. Riley worrying so much about going to high school was SUPER relatable. especially the anxiety attack. anxiety is really like you cant do anything, but at the same time its like you're thinking about everything. Such a good movie!
I have severe anxiety that leads to panic attacks that make me pass out. I've hit my head on concrete so many times and made myself bleed because of it. It sucks. It's started to effect my memories these days from all the blows. This movie hits SO hard
I remember being a six year old and watching the first movie in theaters and It is a very Strong Message about Change in the world. However this movie has a very strong change in the body. I like how they Portrayed An Actually Teenager to play Riley. Ennui is a mood, Both Metaphorically and Literally. 0:49 I liked the Movie. 2:18 I love the tune, It’s so iconic, Next to The Up Opening song. I also Love the new Disney intro. 4:00 Same. 5:28 Why are Animated characters have more luck at making friends than I have. 6:16 My brothers did hockey I few years ago. I can Skate kinda Well, But I will fall 5 times or more on Ice skates. 10:33 That was me this morning. 10:39 That sucks. 13:14 Same. 16:53 I get Growing up in the 2010s TH-cam Short. I was Born in 2009, Bur I did grow up in the 2010s. 17:11 ❤️ We love the see Representation.
I love how Riley’s sense of self says, “I need help”. I think it shows Riley recognizes that she needs it. And then all the Emotions hug her. I love that it’s their embrace that brings Riley comfort.
Did you catch that everything hockey related was orange? The lockers, the seats, and the uniforms. All to illustrate that it was the hockey causing the anxiety.
I think this is the best disney movies I seen in years if I'm honest and was defintely better than Wish. I've dealt with anixtey a few times when I was a teen, still do and had depression all last year because of this guy never leaving me along and poking me in the side real hard and he was also following me around all the time. but anyway.......I loved your reaction!!! I've been itching for this reaction for the past week and you made me so happy. But for what you said, "If people don't love Saddness...then I don't trust them" I was like, "THANK YOU!" Also don't worry about when Joy said "Valentino" I didn't hear an A in the name either. And I've seen this twice in cinema (one time by myself and one time with my family) so I get it. But great reaction! Loved it!
For what it's worth, the characters say 'Valentino' most of the time. There's only like once that I can pinpoint where someone said 'Valentina'. Riley says Valentino, Joy, and Anger both do too.
I love this movie so much, I was honestly so scared it would be a casual bad sequel but no it was genuinely beautiful. Actually took all the effort I had to not start sobbing in the cinema, the portrayal of anxiety really hit me hard 🧡
I love this movie, it was done very well! I would’ve liked the coach to explain to Riley why she didn’t have any of the girls look in her notebook, because she knew that could set off anxiety, but other than that, it’s a really well done movie!
I've been bingeing reactions to this (and many other movies), and you've been the first to utter anything similar to the words in my head, when Anxiety is doom-planning/plotting, trying to resolve the downward spiral that she's caused: "Anxiety, you can't fix this." No one emotion can fix this. We learned that Joy needed Sadness in the first one, and the other emotions are a little to abstract to focus so much energy on for her, because she's not afflicted by any fear or disgust-related conditions, so this movie it's anxiety, fueled by envy. At 43, I've had one, maybe 2 panic attacks in my life, because I'm on the spectrum, I don't take external things in very thoroughly, but I've always been a shoulder to cry on, an ear to bend, and have helped many people through traumatic, PTSD-causing events. This is the most powerful thing I've noticed. Anxiety will not fix anxiety. It's about acceptance and understanding, influence from reflection on the other factors and emotions related, and even not related. When we mourn, for example, we focus so much on the pain and sadness, but why do we feel pain and sadness? Because of the love and happiness we felt for the one lost (just for one simple example). If we begin to focus on and remember the good memories, we can warp those feelings, and incorporate the positive feelings in with the pain. This is why I love these movies. They show us how we can control our emotions. I highly recommend Cinema Therapy's review, as well.
this movie made me wonder again: how do the emotion’s emotions work? we see that joy can be sad, angry, disgusted, etc. so do emotions themselves have their own emotions in their heads too? or are they just experiencing emotions autonomously and experience it more like humans in real life do?
Inside Out 1 was the first movie that ever made me cry but I'm really not sure why. It was when Joy was crying, and I think it just got to me. Watching Inside Out 2 impacted me in a similar way but on a deeper level, especially since I'm a teen preparing for college and stuff.
This definitely reminds me of the time I had social anxiety back in high school now I’m taking anxiety meds for boost of confidence this movie and and the sequel of Puss in boots help me a lot 😊
Omg you are literally me tho! 😭😭😭😭 My recations to things and personality. 😭😭 Someone: "What's your spirit animal?" Me: "Morgan Reacts." Someone: "..." Me: "Don't ask-"
I personally love this movie even more than the first one. I’ve had GAD my entire life so seeing a movie where anxiety is the antagonist and it showing a teen going through similar things that I went through is just really sweet. It’s also creepy how alike me and Riley are 😭 like personality, looks, even our friends are similar.
What I understood with after panic attack sparkling is that contrary to all her life Riley isn't controlled by her emotions, she starting to invoke them herself
I watched this movie and I feel like it was a documentary on my mind and life as I live with an anxiety disorder. The only reason why this is okay and not apology tour is because apology tour reminds of how few working relationships I have which eventually cascades into me crying, which is one of my reactions to anxiety.
Yes, I am a 20 something who sees childhood things on the internet and gets nostalgic about it. But do you know the psychic damage of a child seeing it and then telling you that it's old?? I love the Inside Out movies so much they honestly portray a lot of psychological things in such an accessible and fun way! But they also make me cry. As a person with anxiety, this one hit almost too close to home lol "Everything feels like a big deal then" YEP. That was one of my favorite things they did, was not shy away from the fact that when you're a teenager things tend to feel way out of proportion all. the. time. Everything is a huge deal, everything is life or death, and then you look back on it and go "wow, dramatic much little me?" But it's not even wrong, those things are a big deal, it's just the reaction to them during puberty/before you properly develop more is exaggerated. Completely unrelated, I really like the shirt you're wearing in this video!
01:42 it IS the highest grossing animated movie ever at 1,668 billion US dollars (as of writing this), even tho snow white would technically be higher if it was released today. With all the inflation it would be at 1,977 billion... SO food for thought!
(( I did slightly think the big dark secret might be that Riley had a crush on Val. She seemed to really like and respect her, so I thought maybe Pixar miiiiight do that. But they also did have the video game character crush lol))
13:14 I think everyone made the same mistake. Funny thing is Valentino IS the name of the goat from Wish. God they couldn't have picked a worse time to use those names.
First one will always be the best to me, it took bigger risks and had a lot more emotional drive to it. This one feels like it's only praised for the anxiety attack
I'm not a ticktocker, but I'm 30, and will be 31 in 13 days, and I saw candy from *my* kid days at 5-Below last week and *totally* geeked out about it.
Right by the near climax of the movie was when everything started to hit home way too much, I’ve actually never cried watching a Disney movie, I tear up but never cried Never thought a sequel to an already great movie would be the first
The sequel was good, but it wasn't as emotionally impactful as the first one. While it didn't make me cry, the realistic depiction of Riley's panic attack hits close to home. I sometimes lament on the lack of mental health as a subject matter in shows and movies that I watched in the 2000s.
With what you said Joy to be coded lesbian makes you wonder how that reflects on Riley herself as well as the other emotions. Especially if she has emotions of both male and female unlike every other character we’ve seen. I can imagine it either means she’s probably gender-fluid or the writers thought it would be interesting for her emotions to be consisted of both male and female emotions.
I always thought that it meant that maybe Riley wasn't sure yet, or maybe even still questioning what her gender or pronouns are. Which was why unlike the others her emotions don't have her hair and aren't all female or all males, there a mix
I feel like no one who’s reacted to this movie has compared Bleufy to Mikey Mouse Clubhouse. But I feel like it’s the obvious comparison 😂 I get the other ones though. Great reaction. This movie got me so emotional.
@MorganTerry I also for the record us guys have an anxiety to as adult guys when we have anxiety we usually bottle it up until it’s starts showing really bad acne on our faces.
Literally the second you announced you were reacting to this I was like OH DEAR GOD they are going to LOSE it when they here valentinas name. I literally had the same reaction
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“You just aren’t what she needs anymore, Joy.” I can’t imagine a better line they could’ve given Anxiety. Sounds like an oxymoron.
ikr?😭
So many reactors are like “why is sadness trying to touch everything” you gave to remember that they do what Riley feels and thinks. Riley feels sad and then sadness just does her job.
Inside out 1 had Sadness realizing Riley NEEDS her and Inside out 2 had Joy realizing Riley WANTS her
The fact that Anxiety came in with literal EMOTIONAL BAGGAGE (the suitcases) 🤣
Disgust is literally my queen, my diva, my legend, my girl boss, my Edna Mode.
Help… please…. I can’t unsee the similarities between Disgust and Edna Mode 😭🙏… PLEASE 🙏
@@Sushi_Slushie
Oh sorry.
I’m just saying that she’s a girl boss like Edna but no one can replace Edna Mode
@@RosieTheWickedFangirl2007 No, no, don’t apologize, I’m just saying. It’s uncanny how similar Disgust and Edna Mode look
@@Sushi_Slushie
Oh I didn’t realise. But I was just saying that there both queens even though they do it in a different level
@@RosieTheWickedFangirl2007 it might be the snarkynees and the Bob
The only reason I trusted this sequel to be good was because Pixar usually doesn't let Disney mess with their shit
Uuuuntill they do. (Toy Story for example)
Pete Docter: Dis- I mean, WE believe that the whole reason why our films haven't been doing well financially is because they're too personal for a broad audience to relate to, and totally not due to all our original, personal films being released on streaming. I mean, it's not like people consider Soul an emotional powerhouse, Luca and Turning Red charming slice of life films, or Elemental a cute enough love story! Those films have no positive reception whatsoever and totally wouldn't have made their money back if they went to theaters! So we're going to be releasing even more cash cow- uh, I mean totally needed sequels! Because I'm sure the reason why Inside Out 2 is doing so well is because it's a sequel and not because we put real passion in and wanted to give the first film continuation! Yep. This decision to make a bunch of sequels that no one asked for isn't going to haunt for the rest of our careers at all.
Please see Elio and Hoppers guys! Please show this company that they're being dumb!
That you DO still want to see original stuff from us!
Please! Our integrity depends on it!
@@kylemorello4787 This rant is very correct, but seems a bit off-topic. My whole point literally was that Disney overall sucks and Pxar usually does their best not to give in to Disney's antics(Pixar tries to actually *care* about their films, which is why their films typically perform better; but Disney keeps sabotaging them as best the can because they're bitter and blind as to *why* Pixar's projects are so well received, but Pixar [fortunately] has in their contracts that Disney isn't allowed to change and/or interfere with their writing processes[unfortunately, they seem to have been the only company that Disney bought who thought to do so until the recent Doctor Who series who thankfully did the same])
@@cawareyoudoin7379 The Toy Story sequels were unnecessary, but it's not like any of them were *bad* per se. So it still works out in the end.
@@shanajeangedeon9060 for now.
Also I'm specifically talking about Toy Story 4, which wasn't bad, but it did throw out everything the previous installments had been doing.
45:26 this is what hit me especially hard in theaters. the harsh breathing, the heart pounding, the bouncing of the leg, and anxiety just scrambling to try and stop the emotions and bad thoughts from hitting Riley. I bursted out in tears. this was the most realistic animated portrayal of an anxiety attack. I felt like I was watching myself on screen, and then seeing anxiety create a literal spiral of emotion, I was sobbing seeing myself in an animated character. what a beautiful scene 🥹
The crazy thing is, we are taught to bottle up those base emotions by the time we enter our teen years. Show too much joy and you’re childish. Show too much fear or sadness and you’re weak. Show too much disgust (or discomfort/aversion) and you’re a narrow-minded prude. Anger… well, that’s interpreted differently depending on your gender assignment at birth. Anxiety, envy, embarrassment, and boredom all feed the need to upgrade-change your look, act differently, buy the latest things. When we’re just staring to learn who we really are, we’re pressured to choose who we’re going to be and given examples to model ourselves after. That’s the illusion of self-discovery linked with coming of age. The big epiphany hits later: That’s the lifeboat I found in a storm, not my ship, not my land.
You got Morgan to say the sentence, "I like Valentino!"
Disney magic.
I like how Anxiety wasn't really a villain here. She was just another emotion trying to help Riley.
you don't even know anxiety
@joven_wbu what do you mean? Every emotion we have is there for our survival including those we consider negative. The problem arises when some emotions get dominant over other emotions. There needs to be a balance.
One Of My Favorite Thing About This Movie Is Seeing How Much Joy And Sadness Relationship Has Grown And Since Sadness Has Grown More Confident Since The First Movie
As someone who has suffered an anxiety attack, this film really touched me. It's so beautiful and I felt connected to Rallye and her problems and her anxiety about being good enough at what she does and being afraid of what others might think of her.
It’s ok Morgan. I also heard Joy say “ValentinO.” I didn’t hear no “a”
I thought that would trigger them😅😂🤣
Yeah, I thought it was Valentino too and I watched this movie in theaters twice! XD
I keep hearing the O. Might be the voice actors leaning into the O sound more than they A. Idk (If you really focus on A it is there, but still very O.)
I'm not sure which Inside Out I like more, but I do like how this one experiments with giving Riley autonomy as a person rather than having the emotions control everything, and the things she deals with feel more relatable. And yeah, I would actually like to see even more sequels that tackle more mature concepts, graduating high school, dating, going to college, etc., as long as the filmmakers maintain the consistent level of care and attention.
How did Riley have autonomy in this movie?
@@bookwermofthefandoms a number of ways. there are several times riley makes her own decisions free from the emotions. it starts off with the hockey at the beginning, when joy said "riley's got this" there are also numerous times she resists anxiety and doesnt want to do something. then in the end at the emotional culmination of the show theres the whole "joy, riley wants you" moment. shes not just the emotions. also wasnt the whole point of it that "you dont get to choose who riley is"? that was like the lesson both anxiety and joy learn. shes her own person.
there was even an element of that in the first movie, when anger comes up with the idea to run away. he puts the idea in, and waits a moment. then it pulls into the console, and anger remarks "she took it." as in riley made that decision herself, anger just provided the idea
I broke when I saw Riley touching the wooden bench while ending her anxiety attack. The "grounding yourself" is a real way of helping to calm back down and I related so much 💖
Bro, I literally cried when I watched this movie for the first time.. on the moment when Riley (idk how to spell her name) got the panic attack
You spelled her name correctly! ;)
@@OdogRuby77 awww! tyysm for letting me know :)
That's anxiety attack. There's a difference 😊
I cried my *eyes* out when all the emotions were hugging Riley's end-game sense of self. #Self_acceptance for the win! 🎉
That panic attack scene and line about some people feeling less joy felt like I got slapped in the face with a dead fish. Side note, I love the explanation of how a sense of self is formed.
13:14 Any character at named Valentino give me flashback
Any character named*
Gives me*
Flashbacks*
@@Average-Adam-Fan oh come on
I love that we don't see whether Riley gets in the team or not. Just like Anger said: "Confetti if we make in the team! Confetti if we don't!"
21:37 what i absolutely loved about this moment from the movie is that it’s so accurate to the kinds of distortions anxiety makes you believe in reality. and the way they showed that in the movie blew my mind. the whole concept of the mind is so complex and well thought out 🙂↕️
literally just watched this one for the first time yesterday and i SOBBED at the end. the "we love all of our girl"line broke me
idk if this is just me but my interpretation of why Riley burnt a hole in a rug is because she tried to smoke. to me thats why its a deep dark secret!
"Maybe this is what happens when you grow up... you feel less joy."
Hits way too hard.
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I think this movie proved to Morgan that not every Val is the same 👌 but other than that miracle, this was a beautiful movie!
I feel nostalgic whenever I go back to watch Morgan’s Hey Arnold videos. 😅
THIS!
Yeah, a lot of people, including myself were a bit concerned that they were going to make Joy learn the same thing she learned in the last movie or just tell the same story again but thankfully they didn't do that and the made something that stands on par with the original! This movie's been out for a while, and I still don't know if I can say if I like this one better than the first one, but I will say it's definitely one of Pixar's better sequels!
17:10 im a Muslim, i wear the hijab and im so happy you noticed that. Also im a big fan😊
Yes, I can't wait to see your reaction! I love this movie!
The first reveal of 'I'm not good enough' really wrecked me.
Hugs to everyone who needs one.
I love how from Nostalgia it looks like they keep emotions locked in a basement
Thats where the emotions live until they're time to join upstairs.
Gotta be honest, this was such a relatable movie. Riley worrying so much about going to high school was SUPER relatable. especially the anxiety attack. anxiety is really like you cant do anything, but at the same time its like you're thinking about everything. Such a good movie!
This movie is really good and I relate with Riley so much and the emotions she goes through. Can't wait for your reaction ❤
I have severe anxiety that leads to panic attacks that make me pass out. I've hit my head on concrete so many times and made myself bleed because of it. It sucks. It's started to effect my memories these days from all the blows. This movie hits SO hard
I remember being a six year old and watching the first movie in theaters and It is a very Strong Message about Change in the world. However this movie has a very strong change in the body. I like how they Portrayed An Actually Teenager to play Riley. Ennui is a mood, Both Metaphorically and Literally. 0:49 I liked the Movie. 2:18 I love the tune, It’s so iconic, Next to The Up Opening song. I also Love the new Disney intro. 4:00 Same. 5:28 Why are Animated characters have more luck at making friends than I have. 6:16 My brothers did hockey I few years ago. I can Skate kinda Well, But I will fall 5 times or more on Ice skates. 10:33 That was me this morning. 10:39 That sucks. 13:14 Same. 16:53 I get Growing up in the 2010s TH-cam Short. I was Born in 2009, Bur I did grow up in the 2010s. 17:11 ❤️ We love the see Representation.
I love how Riley’s sense of self says, “I need help”. I think it shows Riley recognizes that she needs it. And then all the Emotions hug her. I love that it’s their embrace that brings Riley comfort.
Fear was really like "I can fix her 🥺" the whole movie 😂😂 lol
Don't feel bad for crying, I have generalized anxiety disorder and the end of this movie had me sobbing
Did you catch that everything hockey related was orange? The lockers, the seats, and the uniforms. All to illustrate that it was the hockey causing the anxiety.
Mm I guess
I think this is the best disney movies I seen in years if I'm honest and was defintely better than Wish.
I've dealt with anixtey a few times when I was a teen, still do and had depression all last year because of this guy never leaving me along and poking me in the side real hard and he was also following me around all the time.
but anyway.......I loved your reaction!!! I've been itching for this reaction for the past week and you made me so happy.
But for what you said, "If people don't love Saddness...then I don't trust them" I was like, "THANK YOU!"
Also don't worry about when Joy said "Valentino" I didn't hear an A in the name either. And I've seen this twice in cinema (one time by myself and one time with my family) so I get it.
But great reaction! Loved it!
I thought it was the funniest thing ever when fear said, “I can fix her.”
22:59 I think the idea is that Joy is so “child-brained” in her values that she doesn’t see the point of romance.
For what it's worth, the characters say 'Valentino' most of the time. There's only like once that I can pinpoint where someone said 'Valentina'. Riley says Valentino, Joy, and Anger both do too.
I love this movie so much, I was honestly so scared it would be a casual bad sequel but no it was genuinely beautiful. Actually took all the effort I had to not start sobbing in the cinema, the portrayal of anxiety really hit me hard 🧡
I love this movie, it was done very well! I would’ve liked the coach to explain to Riley why she didn’t have any of the girls look in her notebook, because she knew that could set off anxiety, but other than that, it’s a really well done movie!
16:45
Yes! I'm almost 21, and I get these videos of my childhood TV shows and movies.
The fact that Morgan pointed out something that I have, I am anxious about everything I do. I need to take medication in order to be less anxious.
13:11 Morgan is having some evil psycho moth man war flashbacks
I've been bingeing reactions to this (and many other movies), and you've been the first to utter anything similar to the words in my head, when Anxiety is doom-planning/plotting, trying to resolve the downward spiral that she's caused: "Anxiety, you can't fix this." No one emotion can fix this. We learned that Joy needed Sadness in the first one, and the other emotions are a little to abstract to focus so much energy on for her, because she's not afflicted by any fear or disgust-related conditions, so this movie it's anxiety, fueled by envy.
At 43, I've had one, maybe 2 panic attacks in my life, because I'm on the spectrum, I don't take external things in very thoroughly, but I've always been a shoulder to cry on, an ear to bend, and have helped many people through traumatic, PTSD-causing events. This is the most powerful thing I've noticed. Anxiety will not fix anxiety. It's about acceptance and understanding, influence from reflection on the other factors and emotions related, and even not related.
When we mourn, for example, we focus so much on the pain and sadness, but why do we feel pain and sadness? Because of the love and happiness we felt for the one lost (just for one simple example). If we begin to focus on and remember the good memories, we can warp those feelings, and incorporate the positive feelings in with the pain. This is why I love these movies. They show us how we can control our emotions.
I highly recommend Cinema Therapy's review, as well.
this movie made me wonder again: how do the emotion’s emotions work? we see that joy can be sad, angry, disgusted, etc. so do emotions themselves have their own emotions in their heads too? or are they just experiencing emotions autonomously and experience it more like humans in real life do?
13:11 I knew that would happen. I called it because I felt the exact same way when I first saw this film.
Inside Out 1 was the first movie that ever made me cry but I'm really not sure why. It was when Joy was crying, and I think it just got to me.
Watching Inside Out 2 impacted me in a similar way but on a deeper level, especially since I'm a teen preparing for college and stuff.
Pixar did a great job making me HATE anxiety 😭💀
I had to move to a different district, and I knew know one there and felt like I had to change everything about myself. This is exactly like me
The astronaut made me cry, reminded me what joy promised bing bong 😢😢😢😢
This definitely reminds me of the time I had social anxiety back in high school now I’m taking anxiety meds for boost of confidence this movie and and the sequel of Puss in boots help me a lot 😊
Omg you are literally me tho! 😭😭😭😭 My recations to things and personality. 😭😭
Someone: "What's your spirit animal?"
Me: "Morgan Reacts."
Someone: "..."
Me: "Don't ask-"
Your reaction to this film and thoughts on it were gold!
Thank you for what you do here and keep it up with whatever shows or movies come next!
31:48: Yes, my parents did that but only a couple of times
I personally love this movie even more than the first one. I’ve had GAD my entire life so seeing a movie where anxiety is the antagonist and it showing a teen going through similar things that I went through is just really sweet. It’s also creepy how alike me and Riley are 😭 like personality, looks, even our friends are similar.
"Not Ready Yet' isn't even bad; it means she clearly sees something there, but it needs more time.
What I understood with after panic attack sparkling is that contrary to all her life Riley isn't controlled by her emotions, she starting to invoke them herself
I watched this movie and I feel like it was a documentary on my mind and life as I live with an anxiety disorder. The only reason why this is okay and not apology tour is because apology tour reminds of how few working relationships I have which eventually cascades into me crying, which is one of my reactions to anxiety.
The quiet game was a lot of fun, it’s very helpful when you need to eat lunch or dinner, that way our food never got cold from all the yapping 🌽🌽
22:55 i just thought she hated romance because it seems "too grown up"
yeah you right Morgan sadness is so wholesome
Yes, I am a 20 something who sees childhood things on the internet and gets nostalgic about it. But do you know the psychic damage of a child seeing it and then telling you that it's old??
I love the Inside Out movies so much they honestly portray a lot of psychological things in such an accessible and fun way! But they also make me cry. As a person with anxiety, this one hit almost too close to home lol
"Everything feels like a big deal then" YEP. That was one of my favorite things they did, was not shy away from the fact that when you're a teenager things tend to feel way out of proportion all. the. time. Everything is a huge deal, everything is life or death, and then you look back on it and go "wow, dramatic much little me?" But it's not even wrong, those things are a big deal, it's just the reaction to them during puberty/before you properly develop more is exaggerated.
Completely unrelated, I really like the shirt you're wearing in this video!
01:42 it IS the highest grossing animated movie ever at 1,668 billion US dollars (as of writing this), even tho snow white would technically be higher if it was released today. With all the inflation it would be at 1,977 billion... SO food for thought!
Btw ennui is extreme boredom or extreme dissatisfaction from lack of activity or lack of anything to do
Around December you should watch Klaus. It’s definitely part of my top ten movies list
(( I did slightly think the big dark secret might be that Riley had a crush on Val. She seemed to really like and respect her, so I thought maybe Pixar miiiiight do that. But they also did have the video game character crush lol))
I vibe with Embarrassment perhaps a bit too much.😂
Edit: 8:18
wha- we- well….😬
13:15 me too, Morg…me too
13:14 I think everyone made the same mistake. Funny thing is Valentino IS the name of the goat from Wish. God they couldn't have picked a worse time to use those names.
The binoculars Joy hands Sadness are from Toy Story. 4:28
Ennui is voiced by Adele from Blue is the Warmest Colour.
My brother and I saw Inside Out 2 back in June and we loved it. I loved it personally and it's very heartwarming
First one will always be the best to me, it took bigger risks and had a lot more emotional drive to it. This one feels like it's only praised for the anxiety attack
This movies had me sobbing in the theaters. I have severe anxiety and this movie was hitting close to home
Im also an animation nerd for animated movies😂 i recommend kubo and the 2 strings if you havent seen it, it tingles my artist brain
I've been watching you for 3 hours now you're my favorite TH-camr
I'm not a ticktocker, but I'm 30, and will be 31 in 13 days, and I saw candy from *my* kid days at 5-Below last week and *totally* geeked out about it.
It’s more of 1980’s to early 2000’s for me, but yes, that nostalgia hits hard.
WHY I JUST CANT WITH ALL THE REFERENCES EVEN THE MICKEY MOUSE OONE WHYYYYYYYY
Anxiety is my favorite character!
Right by the near climax of the movie was when everything started to hit home way too much, I’ve actually never cried watching a Disney movie, I tear up but never cried
Never thought a sequel to an already great movie would be the first
The sequel was good, but it wasn't as emotionally impactful as the first one. While it didn't make me cry, the realistic depiction of Riley's panic attack hits close to home. I sometimes lament on the lack of mental health as a subject matter in shows and movies that I watched in the 2000s.
Never thought I see you reacting to a Pixar movie
I can because it’s Inside out.
Envy is the name of a sin, gluttony, wrath, envy, sloth, lust, greed, but why is her name VALENTINO?!?!??!?!?!!!???!?!?
In trying to prevent the negative she's accidentally creating the negative instead.
With what you said Joy to be coded lesbian makes you wonder how that reflects on Riley herself as well as the other emotions. Especially if she has emotions of both male and female unlike every other character we’ve seen. I can imagine it either means she’s probably gender-fluid or the writers thought it would be interesting for her emotions to be consisted of both male and female emotions.
or maybe shes the representation of both genders?
Conclusion : RIley's mind is very gender
Maybe it means Riley is bisexual.
I always thought that it meant that maybe Riley wasn't sure yet, or maybe even still questioning what her gender or pronouns are. Which was why unlike the others her emotions don't have her hair and aren't all female or all males, there a mix
If Riley is lesbian, why is her Mt. Crushmore exclusively male?
Thank God you posted this reaction on InsideOut 2 i was desperate ❤❤
Ahhh i glad your reacting to this i watched mosco reacted and now you amazing reaction btw and i feel so bad for riley 😢❤
I feel like no one who’s reacted to this movie has compared Bleufy to Mikey Mouse Clubhouse. But I feel like it’s the obvious comparison 😂 I get the other ones though. Great reaction. This movie got me so emotional.
Mostly because I have no idea what that is
Mickey mouse clubhouse is the first thing I thought of. I grew up with that
@MorganTerry I also for the record us guys have an anxiety to as adult guys when we have anxiety we usually bottle it up until it’s starts showing really bad acne on our faces.
So that's what an anxiety attack is like huh that sucks
Literally the second you announced you were reacting to this I was like OH DEAR GOD they are going to LOSE it when they here valentinas name. I literally had the same reaction
I love your analysis and commentary to the movie. ❤❤❤ 😊😊 And I love how personally you been grow up your self mental health. ❤❤
I feel Nostalgia being pressed back, makes me feel old feeling nostalgic
i loved Anger this time, he was so nice
Sadness is so underrated