Inside Out 2
Oh, my gosh! I’m Anxiety. Where can I put my stuff?
Sequel to Pixar’s famous animated film Inside Out (2015), it does not disappoint the expectations created by the first movie, but rather even manages to surpass them in some aspects, offering a richer and more attractive narrative.
The screenplay this time too is well constructed, balancing moments of lightness with deeper reflections.
The involvement is even higher and grows like the quality and dynamism of the animated scenes that capture attention without respite.
Pixar continues to impress with its ability to create visually engaging worlds and expressive characters.
In this new chapter we continue to explore Riley’s inner world at the mercy of a torrent of new emotions that emerge with the onset of puberty.
Riley’s transition from childhood to adolescence is the central theme. The plot explores how emotions evolve and how Riley (Kensington Tallman) learns to handle increasingly complex situations. This theme is treated with delicacy and realism, showing that personal growth is an ongoing and often difficult process, but also full of opportunities for self-discovery.
The representation of the Headquarters of Riley’s mind is therefore further developed, with new sections that reflect the changes and challenges of…
