In the first movie, audiences meet Riley's core emotions – Joy, Sadness, Fear, Disgust and ... most of all, Anxiety. Clinical psychologist and Inside Out 2 consultant Lisa Damour says the ...

The major changes are at the controls, where familiar faces from the original movie (Joy, Sadness, Fear ... Embarrassment, Anxiety and Envy in Inside Out 2. Disney Meanwhile, Riley heads off ...

Fear, Anger, and Disgust, Inside Out 2 added a new roster to the team, including one bossy emotion in particular: Anxiety. The climax of the movie features a full-blown anxiety attack, which is ...

Inside Out 2 returns us to Riley’s psyche right as she ... news regarding Riley’s friends will ruin everything. Fear is characteristically afraid of what might go wrong.

That was the problem while making Pixar's animated sequel “Inside Out 2.” The first “Inside Out ... the filmmaker decided on a smaller new gang led by Anxiety (Maya Hawke) that arrives ...

By Reggie Ugwu “Inside Out 2” delivers ... the cusp of puberty. Anxiety, Embarrassment, Envy and Ennui join the core emotions from the original film: Joy, Anger, Fear, Disgust and Sadness.

First-time feature film director Kelsey Mann dug deep into his own emotions while making “Inside Out 2.” As he imagined ... the first animated hit — so Anxiety, Envy, Ennui and Embarrassment ...

To someone I love? To me? But there’s a special kind of anxiety that comes with writing the sequel to a beloved film like Inside Out. Aside from the many accolades bestowed on it — it’s a ...

I’m not especially malevolent or intimidating, so I didn’t expect to be the villain in the new Pixar kids’ film, “Inside Out 2.” But as it turns out, the antagonist in the movie is ...