Inside Out 2, because everyone is talking about it
With this second chapter, Pixar offers a complete immersion in the adolescent phase of the protagonist Riley, who we met as a child on the first date in 2015, and with her her emotions. To the already known Joy, Fear, Sadness, Anger, Gusto, the new entries Anxiety, Embarrassment, Ennui and Envy are added now and always in the form of animated characters: in short , a real washing machine of emotions, exactly how adolescence presents itself.
Also interesting is the fact that Pixar, with the director of Inside Out Kesley Mann, have involved a task force of teenagers to represent in a timely and non-approximate way, nor far-fetched or glossy, the emotional and environmental dimension of today's adolescents. 13 young girls, coming from different locations in the United States, would co-plan the film, helping to shape the plot and the developments according to what was most realistic.