Inside Out 2 review

We all knew that Inside Out 2 would explore puberty, and it does so in a frankly unique way. It explores the insecurities that one has growing up, and the change of the internal fundamentals of one’s personality.

The worldbuilding reflects this, fleshing out further the space of the mind. The new emotions are flashy, but it’s the changes to locations established in the previous movie and new ones that really take the cake.

The animation is much the same as the previous movie, except with hilarious additions of 2D and other styles for joke characters. The character designs are superb, and address the criticism often laid at the emotions’ designs, since the new female emotions are just as wacky as the male ones.

Overall, a solid recommendation. And hopefully not the last from Pixar, though the whole anti-art statements leave me concerned for the future