Inside Out 2

The turbulent tale of teenage emotions is moving, lovable and wildly creative.

After a period of some ups and more downs, Pixar can at least boast of following up one of their later classics respectfully. Deserves the healthy audiences it will surely stir up.

I found it a worthy sequel. Just about as clever, moving, and enjoyable as the original film.

Sparky, kaleidoscopic and boldly honest about the tougher side of growing up, Inside Out 2 is Pixar’s most profound and moving movie since, well, Inside Out.

Inside Out 2 expands the worlds of its characters to capture how our worlds get bigger with age. That, ideally, is what sequels can be for Pixar: a way to help guide young audiences through the turbulence of growing up.

The animated comedy-drama Inside Out 2 is proof that it’s possible to do something right twice.

A fine sequel during which Riley copes with some new emotions, including Anxiety.

Any animated movie that tries to teach children how to deal with low self worth and anxiety is a classic in my book.

It's a fascinating shift of focus as a result. Where Riley needed her emotions to lead in Inside Out, her salvation in Inside Out 2 lies in stopping them from driving the car into a wall.

Even with its flaws, it’s still one of the year’s most gorgeous and heartfelt films.