Teenage CRINGE?!? | Inside Out 2 Reaction & Review | September Patreon Pick!

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  @Saphthings · 1 year ago

  I love that in the first movie, Joy says, "Sadness, Riley NEEDS you", and here Sadness says, "Joy, Riley WANTS you".    We need sadness, but we want joy.

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• AR

  @arandomnamegoeshere · 2 years ago

  That look of horror on Clarus ("you put 14 yr olds with 18yr olds?!") is my adolescence personified.

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• NU

  @nugget3687 · 2 years ago

  Anxiety being upset and worried at the sight of her new sense of self does a LOT to help show that she's not a villain, she genuinely just wants to help and doesn't want to hurt riley but she only letting herself take control and Anxiety alone doesn't end well.

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• NI

  @NicholasMcClure · 1 year ago

  The argument about the legality of the foul call near the end is hilarious

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• DA

  @DavidB-2268 · 1 year ago

  From what I read in a comment on a different reaction, in San Francisco high school selection is based on a lottery where students are assigned high schools at random. The system is meant to prevent have and have-not schools. So it's entirely possible to be assigned a different school than your next door neighbour.

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• PA

  @paramitch · 2 years ago

  I thought this was very cleverly written, and also love Riley&apos;s panicky crush/hero worship of Val. The presentation of Anxiety as not a villain, but an inadvertent opponent is brilliant, and I love the expansion of the worldbuilding to include the ever-evolving &quot;Sense of Self.&quot; <br><br>I do think the movie may suggest subtly that Riley is slightly fluid when it comes to her sexuality and gender -- she is the only person in the entire &quot;Inside-Out-verse&quot; whose control panel is both male and female. For everyone else we&apos;ve met, their control panels are controlled by emotions of the same sex. So it&apos;s an interesting thought. <br><br>Last but not least, I love seeing the little sleeping nooks of the emotions! Anger has a fire blanket and a cinderblock (and a swear jar), Fear sleeps with a teddy bear, Sadness has a tissue box and a stuffed animal, and Joy has the same glowy stars as Riley&apos;s ceiling (and a statue of Bing Bong)! So cute.

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• IC

  @IceMetalPunk · 1 year ago

  Nerdy... were you watching the same scene I was for the second penalty? Riley actively body checked Grace with all her weight. If it&apos;s about who initiated contact, then Riley absolutely did.

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• CT

  @CTjojo7567 · 1 year ago

  &quot;You put 14 year olds with 18 year olds&quot; haha in Germany we put 10 year olds with 19 year olds

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• AN

  @angeles252 · 1 year ago

  I just love everything about this mind world they&apos;ve created, and especially the fact it focuses on only one character and her inner struggles, nothing more, The pace is a bit more frenetic than the first and yet somehow it also gets bogged down in some parts, but it&apos;s still a winner as the filmmakers rightfully understand that it&apos;s always about the characters. The visual design is as good as the first, the character work is on point again, and the message is great

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• MR

  @MrThierryFournier · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbyXxwupO28&amp;t=2209">36:49</a> I swear, that “For what!” Sounded very close to how Shoresy says it.

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• SH

  @shineforeverz · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbyXxwupO28&amp;t=1420">23:40</a> this is so true, like it&apos;s a good movie but I don&apos;t think I could rewatch it fully again because it taps into embarrassing childhood memories of trying to fit in hahah

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• AL

  @alessandrofarci8501 · 2 years ago

  Girl you look like the actress Anya Taylor Joy

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