Inside Out 2 | June 14, 2024 | Kelsey Mann directs. Mindy Kaling will not return

[YM!]

24 minutes ago, WorkingonaName said:

They made the Mum thicer

A true Pixar classic.

[Morieris]

Do we know who Disgust is now?

 

Come to think of it, Mindy Kaling has never returned to voice sequels in Disney movies. I think they made Taffyta mute in WIR 2.

[Mojoguy]

12 minutes ago, Jonwo said:

Honestly, I was sold on the demolition day but even more sold when Anxiety appeared!

 

The recast of Disgust and Fear isn't far off from the original although it probably helps Tony Hale is very similar tonally to Bill Hader. 

Sad they recast some of the actors, but I don't think any kids watching will notice. Voice acting is more replaceable.

[filmlover]

4 minutes ago, Morieris said:

Do we know who Disgust is now?

 

Come to think of it, Mindy Kaling has never returned to voice sequels in Disney movies. I think they made Taffyta mute in WIR 2.

Liza Lapira.

[PNF2187]

First off, about time the official accounts put 4K trailers up. This one doesn't suffer from compression anywhere nearly as badly as Wish even at 1080p, but it's nice to see the option there now. Animation looks fantastic as usual though. I'm cautiously optimistic about this - I like the trailer, but I'm usually underwhelmed by Pixar sequels, so we'll see.

[Arlborn]

Teaser felt nice, just being there again. I hope the new emotions are good.

[Grebacio]

2 hours ago, PNF2187 said:

First off, about time the official accounts put 4K trailers up. This one doesn't suffer from compression anywhere nearly as badly as Wish even at 1080p, but it's nice to see the option there now. Animation looks fantastic as usual though. I'm cautiously optimistic about this - I like the trailer, but I'm usually underwhelmed by Pixar sequels, so we'll see.

Just came to this thread to say exactly the same. Seeing Disney finally uploaded a 4k trailer was most exciting that the trailer itself.

[keysersoze123]

Loved the teaser. I thunk this is one of the favorites to win 2024 domestic.

[Eric the Ape]

4 hours ago, JustLurking said:

So where exactly were these emotions in the first one? Even if you chalk it up to puberty (though saying kids don't feel anxiety, envy or embarassment just seems foolish go me), the adults didn't have them either.

I think the idea is that those emotions are a bit more complex than the big 5, so they become more prominent or get "promoted", then go away once the puberty process is done...but also, I don't think it really matters.

[WittyUsername]

Wouldn’t anxiety fall under the fear umbrella? 

[Cmasterclay]

GOt quite a few shares from the nostalgia and Disney adult types on my personal feeds. Think this ends up top five for the year (though we don't know what the year really even looks like yet tbh)

[NCsoft]

5 minutes ago, Cmasterclay said:

GOt quite a few shares from the nostalgia and Disney adult types on my personal feeds. Think this ends up top five for the year (though we don't know what the year really even looks like yet tbh)

 

Even if nothing else moves out of 2024, it already looks weakish; having lost Avatar 3, MI8, Spiderverse 3, Elio etc... 

But then surely at least a few more big releases will move out of 2024 if they can't wrap production on time, which I think will make 2024 a relatively forgiving year to whatever end up coming out, at least more forgiving than this year. Inside Out 2 should do pretty good. 

Edited November 9, 2023 by NCsoft

[Jonwo]

14 minutes ago, WittyUsername said:

Wouldn’t anxiety fall under the fear umbrella? 

Anxiety isn't the same as fear though so I wonder if that's going to explored. 

 

 

[Bob Train]

$1b incoming. Inside Out has the greatest cultural impact of any Pixar original animated movie since Incredibles. 

Edited November 9, 2023 by Bob Train

[Jonwo]

Honestly, anyone who wrote Pixar's obituary a few months back is in for a rude awakening with IO2.

[MovieMan89]

Will always think 1 is Pixar’s most overrated and have been very pessimistic on this, but that was a hilarious trailer. Probably enjoyed it more than the entirety of the first movie. 

[AniNate]

As a semi fan of Stranger Things the Maya Hawke casting is probably the biggest selling point for me. Still skeptical about final execution given all the BTS misgivings previously mentioned.

[MovieMan89]

I still just think this concept is too high for them though and they can’t execute it. Like she got through all of childhood and puberty without anxiety? Damn, talk about the lap of luxury. But honestly, you can drive so many trucks through holes with the first one and I’m sure it will be the same here. It was peak Pixar thinking they were being so clever, when in reality it never took much for the first film to fall apart if you want to start digging in. 

[MysteryMovieMogul]

I know he was busy with his own show, and that's the most likely reason he dropped out as Fear, but the lack of Bill Hader in the last few years outside his own creation makes me wonder if he's gone the way of actors like Michael Pena, and has some weird religious or political views.

Anywho, on topic, this teaser looks fun. I loved the first one, though I doubt there will be as great a moment as "take her to the moon for me!"

[CoolioD1]

Yeah also seeing a lot of shares on this one. I think making Anxiety the main new emotion is very smart. people online love to talk about their anxiety, self diagnose themselves with anxiety disorders etc, these days. it'll be big.