Where To Watch Inside Out 2

Inside Out 2 takes audiences back inside the mind of Riley Andersen, who is no longer the little girl viewers met in the first film—she is now entering her teenage years. As Riley prepares for an important hockey camp and tries to impress older players, her emotional world undergoes a major transformation. Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear and Disgust suddenly discover that Riley's mind is making room for a new generation of emotions, led by the energetic and often overwhelming Anxiety. As Riley struggles with friendship, self-confidence, fitting in and the pressure to become the person she thinks others want her to be, Anxiety begins reshaping Headquarters around a new Sense of Self. Alongside Anxiety, Envy, Ennui and Embarrassment join the emotional team, creating an increasingly chaotic battle between Riley's old emotional identity and the person she is becoming. The story ultimately explores a surprisingly mature idea: growing up doesn't mean getting rid of difficult emotions—it means learning how all of them can coexist. Pixar officially describes the film as returning to the mind of a “newly minted teenager” as Headquarters makes room for new emotions.